Revolution Of Reds In Full Swing Across World
AP columnist Dewitt Mackenzie argues the Moscow led world revolution is active globally after World War II. He cites Stalin’s five year plans boosting Soviet strength, the Hitler war, and U S Communist activity as indicators of a worldwide campaign to overthrow governments including Washington. He notes German Ruhr protests by 100000 and 4000 miners refusing work as instances of this revolutionary pressure.
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Moscow
Russia
United States
Stalin
Soviet Union
Hitler
Congressional Committee On unAmerican
Communist Party
Washington
Germany
Great
Ruhr
Softening up stage in Europe and America warned
Authoritative sources say Reds exploit every trouble to create unrest and weaken government. Such tactics aim to push public agitation, claim government pressure, and pave the way for direct action. The piece asserts the United States is in a similar softening phase to curb communists before direct action develops.
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Germany
United States
America
First Methodist Broadcast Promises Holy Week Message
On Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. the First Methodist church presents a mid week broadcast from the main sanctuary. Pastor Wilson O Weldon delivers When I Survey with choir music led by Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Mrs T E Strickland on piano. The associate and board of stewards meet at 7:30 before joining the worship service. public invited.
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First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
Dorothy Hoskins
T. E. Strickland
Board of Stewards
First Operation on S C Infant
Preliminary surgery on a five day old South Carolina boy at Temple University Hospital left him in grave condition with only a partial esophagus. The unnamed Greenville infant may undergo another operation to connect the esophagus to the stomach today or tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Temple University Hospital
H. P. Hanley
Greenville
S. C
Supreme Court Rules Against Pay Incre Measure in North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court issues an advisory ruling that the general assembly lacks constitutional authority to vote themselves subsistence and travel pay. The unanimous opinion, signed by Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy, states the people reserve the right to determine legislators’ pay.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina
RFC Loans to Be Investigated by Senate Committee
Senator Maybank calls for a general probe into RFC loans after a plan to investigate an $80,000,000 bond deal with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He urges the committee to cover all RFC railroad loans and other borrowers to determine their loan status.
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Washington
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
RFC
Tobey
R-Nh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Duke Power Bill to Build Dam Over Dan River
A senate public works committee approved a Duke Power bill to construct a low dam across the Dan River in Rockingham County North Carolina near Leadsville about 91 miles above the river mouth at Clarksville Virginia The project aims to provide condenser water for a steam electric plant not hydroelectric power An Army Engineers amendment shields Duke from future claims as federal projects at Philpott reservoir and Schoolfield dam proceed on the same river
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Washington
Duke Power
Dan River
North Carolina
Senate Public Works Committee
Rockingham County
Leadsville
Clarksville
Hoey
Army Engineers
Philpott Reservoir
Schoolfield
Florida Decree Is Overruled
The Supreme Court ruled that a New York court could alter a Florida custody decree awarding the mother sole custody of her son. The Miami divorcee Rose Halvey had earlier obtained custody, but the father later won periods of access in New York. Justice Douglas authored the unanimous decision with Frankfurter and Rutledge concurring.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Florida
Rose Halvey
Miami
John F. Harvey
Douglas
Frankfurter
Rutledge
Church Closed After Row At East Side Church
Detroit April 1 police responded to an anonymous summons at an East Side church where two preachers preached from the same pulpit simultaneously. The organist pounded the keyboard as the congregation shouted amens and hallelujahs before officers ordered everyone out and locked the door. The regular pastor Rev. Cleopus Newton said a similar scene occurred the previous Sunday with a second preacher identified as a faction leader.
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Detroit
East Side
Haroldee
Cleopus Newton
Charlotte March Cold Records Set In Charlotte Weather
March in Charlotte was the second coldest in 68 years of records with a mean 44.3 degrees, 6.1 below normal and 1.2 degrees above the 1915 figure. Met forecaster J M Howe noted a near four to one chance of no rain on Easter Sunday amid unsettled April forecasts.
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Charlotte
J. M. Howe
Howe
Watch Lost 30 Years Found By Huntsman
Pinehurst April 1 Israel Stoltz of Carthage will pass a gold pocket watch to son Wesley Stoltz a Pinehurst barber the timepiece found after being lost in the woods for 30 years Eugene Wall Jr son of a neighbor who hunted with Israel in 1917 found it on a hunting trip
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Pinehurst
Israel Stoltz
Carthage
Wesley Stoltz
Eugene Wall, Jr
Israel
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