Yugoslav City Triggers Real Air Raid Alarm
In Skoplje, an eight minute air raid alarm sounded near noon after three reconnaissance aircraft hovered high above the city. Earlier the city had blackout and morning sirens for tests. Officials warned war could break out any day as the Varvar River valley sits on a strategic route toward Greece.
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Skoplje
Serbia
Bulgaria
Albania
Vardar
Greece
Farm Report on Fruits and Vegetables Prices in Major Markets
Latest Farm Report details shipping point information and yesterday's sales from U S and North Carolina Departments of Agriculture for strawberries lettuce broccoli and other produce. Noting market to steady or slightly weaker trends in New York Florida and other points with specific prices per pint basket hamper and crate across regions.
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Florida
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Virginia
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California
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Louisiana
New Jersey
Tennessee
Texas
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U.S
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U. S
Bliss
Maine
Green Mountains
Long Island
Idaho
Asheboro Fire Trucks First Run At Dreamland Mattress
Asheboro fire department tested its new fire truck on its first run yesterday by responding to a call at Dreamland Mattress Company on North Fayetteville Street where cotton was being blown into a mattress by a machine.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Dreamland Mattress Company
Modern Women Embrace Amphyl For Feminine Hygiene
Modern women rely on Amphyl as a safe feminine hygiene product. It acts as a douche reducing germs, deodorizes, and provides personal cleanliness. Economical use with one spoon per quart of water. Used by 19 Pennsylvania hospitals as an antiseptic. Available at drug stores for 23 and 50 cents with full directions. Made by Lehn & Fink Products Corporation.
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Pennsylvania
Lehn & Fink Products Corporation
Wake Forest players feasting tale fuels local politicking
Capital Short Shots reports Wake Forest football men were courted to a chicken barbecue in Raleigh. The tale links the event to Lent and a bishop consultation, claiming the Deacons ate chicken after church approval. Voter turnout noted under a new government measure, with 3,000 voting from 8,500 registered.
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Henry Averill
Nterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Wake Forest
D. C
Peahead
Special Supreme Court Calendar Features Seventh District Case
The upcoming calendar includes cases from Wake and Franklin counties with a capital case, State vs Melvin from Wayne, scheduled at the end of the regular calendar. The listing highlights a capital matter among the Seventh District items and places it on a separate end-of-session slot.
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Supreme Court
Wake
Franklin Counties
State
Melvin
Wayne
Smith vs Duke University argues eleemosynary status of hospital
The Supreme Court will hear Smith v Duke University over whether the hospital is an eleemosynary institution not liable for physician or employee negligence. Smith claims his wife was permanently harmed by radium treatment at Duke Hospital, which he says he paid for after a Franklin Superior Court non verdict. He testified he heard no charity and that he paid.
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Duke University Hospital
Smith
Duke University
Supreme Court
Duke Hospital
Franklin Superior Court
Fritz Thyssen Mystery Man and Nazi Ties Revealed
New York April 3 Fritz Thyssen the Rhineland industrialist who helped fund Hitler is profiled as the mystery man of Europe. The article traces Thyssen's rise with Hitler, his later flight from Germany, suspected camps, and sightings in South America and Europe, noting confiscations and citizenship revocation. It includes notes on his possible preaching links at Emory University and North Carolina State College events.
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Germany
Don Whitehead
New York
Special News Service
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Thyssen
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Dachau
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Argentina
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Brazil
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Ruhr
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Locarno
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Paris
Monte Carlo
Riviera
Georges Bally
Asoolate
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Nolice
Cannes
Vichy
Wilmington Vote Ends City Manager Change Narrowly
In Wilmington the city government reform from a commission to a city manager and council passed with fewer than 1,800 affirmative votes from a city of about 35,000. The tally fell short of the petition threshold needed to trigger an election on the plan.
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Wilmington
Lessons in English and a Mattress Plant Fire
Lessons in English warns about misuse and mispronunciation while promoting vocabulary growth. A mattress plant on the main Asheboro highway reports a fire sparked by a grit entering a machine, burning cotton and a mattress. damage around $10. Gurney Patterson runs the plant.
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C. Bush
Gurney Patterson
Ashebors
Salvation Army Helps 90 Transients In March
Major Vernon Carter reports 90 transients received meals lodging and showers at the local Salvation Army post during March, one fewer than February. Boys' Club clinic exams by Dr Glenn Perry and committee have reached 55 boys, with referrals for treatment where needed. Active identification at the club totals 322 boys.
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Salvation Army
Vernon Carter
Carter
Glenn Perry
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