World Today horse sense and big three talks
The piece argues Moscow has questions for the western allies and that peace depends on mutual confessions of aims among the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union. It stresses give and take in reconciling ideas while respecting Russia’s right to its communist system and the U.S. and Britain not fighting communism for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Aggee
Moscow
Uncle Sam
John Bull
United Nations
Russia
United States
Britain
Weather Outlook for North Carolina Forecast
Partly cloudy and warmer today and tonight. The outlook calls for Wednesday to be partly cloudy and warmer. Showers are possible Friday with clearing and cooler temperatures by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Editor J. Arthur seeks re election to Onslow House
Jacksonville April 2. J Billy Arthur editor and publisher of the Onslow County News and Views and veteran legislator announced his candidacy for re election to the North Carolina House of Representatives from Onslow county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Billy) Arthur
Onslow Countyews and Views
House of Representatives
Onslow County
League Conference Set for Hickory With Asheville Hosts
Hickory leaders announce this year’s 11th Carolina league of municipalities conference will meet April 12 to 14 in Asheville at the Van Norden? hotel. Mayor Lyons Lee and Asheville City Manager Pat M Burdette named as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Walker Log
Carolina League of Municipalities
Asheville
Carters
Vannart Hotel
Sante Fort
Lyons Lee
Pat M. Burdette
Dunn Urges U S To Stay Hands Off Russia Britain Rift
Edward D. Dunn told High Point club members that America should avoid entanglement in the Russia Britain quarrel in the eastern Mediterranean. He argued the issue stems from power politics and Iran’s oil stakes, urging the US to let England and Russia settle differences per the 1907 treaty. Dunn, brother of James B. Dunn, noted Europe’s hatreds and stressed America must fix its own affairs before seeking global order.
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America
Russia
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Iran
Persia
Edward D. Dunn
High Point Tires Club
Sheraton Hotel
Dunn
England
James B. Dunn
State Department
Dixie continues page one debate over article wording
A teen in the women's division apologized for a controversial article, calling it a mistake and poor wording. Some southerners questioned national chairman Robert Hannegan's role, which he denied. Hannegan and southern factions have had tensions, though his speech did not attack as harshly as the Digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen
Robert Hannegan
Edwards
Hannegan
Detroit Transit Strike Ties Up City and Akron Rail Services
The Union of 5200 bus and trolley operators demands an 18 cent wage boost, with no talks while on strike. Mayor Jeffries says no negotiations unless workers return. arbitration offered by the company. Transit disruptions affect Detroit Akron and Cleveland with high absenteeism and shared rides. John Walsh named federal mediator as Cleveland workers stay idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Akron
CIO Transport
Akron Transportation Company
John Walsh
Cleveland
Waves, Fire, and Rescue Sweep Hawaiian Coast
Reports from the Pacific describe heavy damage in Hilo with crushed buildings and overturned vehicles while Pearl Harbor remained undamaged. Army and federal relief mobilized as 3,000 homeless sought shelter and supplies were airlifted to Hilo. a Santa Cruz man was lost at sea and a Chilean town faced a 10 foot tidal surge with no fatalities.
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Pacific Northwest
Santa Cruz
Calif
Navy
Tokyo
East Island
French Frigate Shoal
Honolulu
Coast Guard
Oahu Island
Army
Territorial
Federal
Hawaiian
Hilo
Pearl Harbor
Lux
Waikiki Beach
Dan Nathaniel, Jr
Iquique
Chile
Cavancha
Tide claims major damage at Midway and Johnson Islands
Navy dispatches from Pearl Harbor report a tidal wave in the Pacific that damaged communication facilities on Midway and Johnson Islands. No personnel losses were recorded, and new equipment plus radio technicians are being sent to restore operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Midway
Johnson Islands
Pacific
Weston Seismograph Records Aftershocks After Pacific Quake
Weston Massachusetts reports about 30 tremors recorded by the college seismograph since the initial Pacific quake. Father P Linehan says ten were strong and one at 8 05 55 a m surpassed the main quake, with no sign of abatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Mass
Weston College
Pacific
P. Linehan
S. J
Father Linehan
Labor Unrest Dampens China's Export Trade Prospects
Shanghai on April 2 Chang Hui Chang chairman of the new importers and exporters guild said mounting manufacturing costs due to labor unrest are dimming the prospects of Chinese exports. He and other industrialists warned of little optimism in both export and local trade as costs rise.
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Shanghai
Chang Hui Chang
Importers and Exporters Guild
Chang
Bibles for Japan Reach 100000 in Tokyo Call
The Rev. Kiyoshi Hirai, general secretary of the Japan Bible Society, said in Tokyo that 100000 New Testaments were received from the American Bible Society but remain insufficient. He estimated about 300000 Christians in Japan with rapid growth.
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Bibles For
Japan
Tokyo
Kiyoshi Hirai
Japan Bible Society
American Bible Society
Irregularities Persist in Early Stock Markets Across Firms
New York reports fractional irregularities dominating the morning sessions with gains for Republic Steel Engineers Public Service American Radiator and US carriers while Consolidated Edison General Motors Loew's Sperry United Corp and Youngstown Sheet face declines. Chicago markets show mixed movements in potatoes and livestock with USDA data noting steady demand and modest price levels across varieties and cattle hogs and calves.
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New York
Republic Steel
Engineers Public Service
American Radiator
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
American Airlines
Consolidated Edison
General Motors
Loew's
Sperry
United Corp
Youngstown Sheet
Chicago
Indiana
Cotton textile market eyes revised order M-317A
In New York on April 2 4 interest centered on the revised order M-317A governing set asides for the current quarter. Only scattered sales of print cloths and sheetings were reported with emphasis on increased supplies for industrial and agricultural construction representing about 95 percent of production. Delays in fall line shipments were noted and rayon activity remained routine with July and October bale prices around 27.90 dollars.
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New York
Althoug
Rayon
High Point Exchange Club reviews three months of activity
The High Point Exchange club met at the Craton Hotel last night to discuss past activities and plans for the second quarter. Guests included Ruth Ann Phillips, a visitor, and new members Robin Gatwood and George Gibbardt. Winning attendance prizes went to George Gibbardt and Ruth Ann Phillips. Worth Hedrick reported on a Salisbury aviation meet between a Salisbury group and Mode 1 Masters.
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High Point Exchange Club
Craton Hotel
Jimmy Lovings
Draughon
Olen Wrenn
M. L. Patrick
George Gibbardt
Ruth Ann Phillips
Salisbury
High Point
Worth Hedrick
Robin Gatwood
Kiwanis Talk by R. L. Pope on How to Operate Business
Thomasville leader and High Point Kiwanis speaker R. L. Pope outlined keys to business success. He warned many enterprising people fail due to managing the numerous problems and ramifcations of modern business amid rising organizational demands.
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Kiwanis Club
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
High Point Kiwanis Club
Inner Aid claim boosts stomach relief in High Point testimonial
A High Point reader touts Inner Aid as effective for upset stomach gas and bloating and weight loss. The ad claims the formula uses twelve herbs to cleanse bowels and relieve gas, with renewed appetite and improved comfort after meals. It notes local drugstores carry the product.
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High Point
Businessmen urged to master thinking and virtue
Mr. Pope spoke on clear thinking as essential to business success and warned nine of ten failures come from confusion. He listed vision, integrity, courage, faith, and optimism as imperatives, urging recreation through clubs and hobbies to avoid becoming slaves to work. Edgar Johnson's team won the attendance reward.
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Pope
Henry van Dyke
New York
Guy Leonard
W. B. Hall
Charles Pierce
Edgar Johnson
Early disease care and neglect lead to evident awards?
A brief note links early carcer treatment to curability while neglect causes the disease to progress and be recognized in an award context.
Cancer Claims 175000 Lives Annually Worldwide
A global health figure shows cancer kills about 175000 people each year with roughly 478 deaths daily and about 3 deaths per minute, underscoring the ongoing impact of the disease.
Uniform Building Code Advocated For The Nation
Ray Kirkpatrick director of labor relations in the federal works act urged a uniform nationwide building code to boost new construction. Speaking before the Florida state federation of labor he said outdated local codes hinder housing and raise costs. He warned many codes are too lax or overly rigid and exceed safety requirements.
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Miami
Ray Kirkpatrick
Federal Works
A Ct
Florida State Federation of Labor
Te Ureed
Kirkpatrick
Education program could cut cancer deaths by up to half
A widespread education effort could reduce cancer deaths by at least one third and as much as one half in the next decade, according to researchers. The plan emphasizes early detection, risk awareness, and access to screening.
No Medicine Has Yet Cured Cancer, Researchers Say
Researchers note no medicine has proven to cure cancer to date. Medical experts urge continued research and cautious optimism as trials continue across institutions worldwide.
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World Today
Paul Fuller
Secretary of
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
John L. Lewis
Schwellenbach
Edgar Warren
Washington
Abbott Costello
Muscial Short & News
Humphrey Bogart AnnaScrides
Defivey Lynn
Zazu Pitts
Eddie Veronica Bracken Lake
Disney
PTR
Rialto
Big Boy Williams
Fuzzy ST. John
Big Boy
Greer Garson
Mary Rafferty
Gregory Peck
Marcia Davenport
O Thu
Carolina
Phillip Dorn
Mary Astor
Heaven
Earth
Bendix
Notts Neu
Sir Cedric Hardwicke
Mischaauer
Connte Marshall
Quentin Quail
Merrie Melody
Michigan
Technicolor
Paramount News
Soviet
Europe
Dixie
Joan
Jack
Arn Er
Kh el
China
USDA
U. S
Idaho Russet Burbanks
Minnesota
North Dakota Cobblers
Bliss Triumphs
Florida
Davidson Chem
del Lack & W
Adams
Doug Aire Air Reduction
Dupont
Alaska
Free Auto
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Paigeil
At & St
Hupp
Atlas
Aviat Corp Lly
Nick Can
Baldwin Int
Tel & Tel B&o
Johns Man
Barnsdall
Kennecott
Bendix Axiat
Libby Ofgi
Boeing Airpl
Borden
Burl Mills
Murray Corp
Calumet & Hec
Nat Dairy
Ches & O
Colum G&bb
North Amer
Comwith & Son
Consol
Edis
Ohio
Vultee Otis Elev
Pac Ga
Packard
Curt Wright
Penney
Penn -Dix ii
Pen RR
Pepsi Cola Phillips Pet Pitt
Pullman
Rem Rand
Repub
Reynolds B
Dheadhe Socoeny
Std Brands Ltd
Oi Cal
Ind
Stewart Warner
Studebaker
Swift
Tex Co
Timken Det Ax
Transamerica
Trans & West Air
Union Carbide
Union Pac
United Air
Eam United Aire
United United Fruit
U S&s Rubber
U & Smelt & Ref
Caro Chem Warner
Mary West
Union A West Ei
Wilson Woolworth Youngs
Nea At
Salem Street
Kirby Grant
Nancy Kelly
John Loder
Greensboro, N. C
Junior League of
Greensboro
Marvin McDonald
Metropolitan
Picture Fame
Greensboro Music Co
W. Market St
N. C
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