Year long study starts health survey for pupils absences
A eight year study begun at Dennison school surveys illness and its link to absence among kindergarten and first grade pupils. The project will track heart and lung health vision weight height and nutrition along with psychological and educational tests to build a data set for analyzing how illness affects class standing.
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Dennigan
Wilson Normals
Jessie la Salle
Mrs Coolidge Hires Two Social Secretaries
Mrs Coolidge expands White House staff with an assistant social secretary to handle letters and duties as social season begins. Mary Randolph, who aided Mrs Coolidge during Mr Coolidge’s vice presidency, will assist Laura Harlan as social secretary.
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Coolidge
White House
Larkin Garrett murder case goes to jury in Virginia
Cumberland Court House Virginia December 14 The trial of Larkin C Garrett charged with the murder of Rev Edward Sylvester Pierce outside the Baptist parsonage on June 6 ended with the case given to the jury at 9 20 tonight The judge warned delay in verdict while the jury weighs mental condition of Pierce after the fight and whether self defense justified the shooting Prosecution stressed instructions on Pierce condition and whether Garretts provoked the clash The defense focused on self defense and who started the fight Attorneys Mann and Smith Jr spoke for the prosecution and defense respectively
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Cumberland Court House
A. P
Larkin C. Garrett
Edward Sylvester Pierce
B. D. White
Mr. Pierce
Larkin Garrett
Garretts
Pierce
Richard H. Mann
HH. M. Smtth, Jr
Private Life of Fox in Murder Trial
Atlanta, Dec. 14. Witnesses debated if a delusion and motive can drive murder in the Philip E. Fox trial. Fox, Klansman editor, pleads insanity over the death of WiliamS Coburn. defense cites Fox’s mental instability and eccentric acts as Dallas departure evidence.
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Atlanta
A. P
Philip E. Fox
Fox
Wiliams
Coburn
John A. Boykin
Texas
Dallas
Boykin
Hatton W. Summers
Fifth
Phil Fox
Roanoke man arraigned on charge of assaulting girl
In Roanoke Virginia this morning Mack Moore, a Black man aged 14, was arraigned in police court on a charge tied to forcing a White girl to lead him to a cellar where he confronted her. He was ordered held for the grand jury as police report six similar incidents involving Black assailants targeting little girls.
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Roatoke Va
Dee
Mack Moore
Grand Jury
Moore
Democrats Back World Court Plan Debate Summary
Senator King argues Democrats support the League of Nations and oppose an independent world court, warning such a plan would look like a repudiation of the league. Senator Harrison says the fair approach is to accept or reject the proposal, not substitute a different court plan.
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League
United States
League of Nations
King
Harrison
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
Senate votes split on world court proposal amid party lines
The Senate divided 49 against 24 in favor with 243 not voting on King’s motion to take up the executive world court plan. Democrats named in support include Ashurst Bayard Caraway Dial George Gerry Glass Hart Harrison Heflin Jones Kendrick King McKellar Overman Pittman Shappard Smith Swanson, while Shields Walsh of Massachusetts and Walsh of Montana sided with Republicans and Norbeck aligned with Democrats.
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Walsh
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Montana
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King
Senate
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Bayard
Caraway
Dial
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Gerry
Glass
Hart Harrison
Heflin
Jones
New Mexico
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McKellar
Overman
Pittman
Shappard
Smith
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