Weather Summary for North Carolina and Atlantic Coasts
Noon today mixed with clearing and cooler conditions across eastern and central North Carolina. Winds from the southwest and west remain moderate to fresh offshore and over northern areas, with rain off the coast tonight and scattered showers Sunday, clouds increasing across Block Island to Hatteras and diminishing winds in the north.
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North Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Block Island
Negro released from hospital and placed under arrest here
Leslie Goode, 41 year old city utilities department employee, shot in the head and back earlier this month by Virginia Harris, 20, Negro, was released from Burrus Memorial Hospital yesterday and arrested on a charge of assaulting the girl with a knife. He was released on $500 bond pending a hearing before Judge D. C. MacRae next week. A hearing for the girl, also charged with assault with a deadly weapon, will be held at the same time.
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Leslie Goode
City Utilities Department
Virginia Harris
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Goode
D. C. MacRae
Beatrice Aims to Reform Budget Fashions Store
Beatrice Davis endures hustling shifts at Huntington's Budget Fashions as she learns the ropes from Miss Dane and Miss Getz. She clings to her first pay envelope as proof of worth while facing grievances from a sharp boss and flirtatious prospects with Mr. Bradley. Bee strives to prove herself, dreaming of reshaping the store and rising above the tough daily grind.
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Ree Davis
Selesyirim Huntington
Minas
Bradley
Bee
Huntimaton’s
Beatrice
Clarence
Grandfather
Toby
Miss Dane
Huntington's
Trust Company
Getzie
Miss Getz
Drizzlepuss
Getz
Mr. Bradley
Dane
Union Wins Garment Worker Election at High Point Plant
The United Garment Workers of America, affiliated with the AFL, won exclusive bargaining rights in a National Labor Relations Board election at High Point Overall Company. Vote 277 for the union, 107 against. 389 votes cast, one blank, four challenged. Sallie D. Clinebell of Lynchburg and Mrs. Virgie Hall said negotiations will begin after certification. Observers included A F of L reps A E Brown and W R Stewart.
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United Garment Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
High Point Overall
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Temple
Sallie D. Clinebell
Lynchburg
Virgie Hall
L. B. Ebey
Baltimore
Clinebell
A. F
A. E. Brown
Durham
W. R. Stewart
Winston-Salem
Warplane Quiz Delivers Aerial Facts And Questions
Cranium Crackers presents a wartime aviation quiz about the Messerschmitt and the Wellington, the blackout dive bomber pilot term, the U S Air training center, and the monthly plane shipments to Britain, promising answers on the Classified Page.
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Miesserschmitt
America
U. S
Britain
Detective Valve Triggers Auto Alarm at Warehouse
Fire department responded to an automatic alarm from Security Warehouse at South Hamilton and East Russell streets when the sprinkler system activated due to a defective valve. No fire was found.
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Hamilton
Russell Streets
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago April 5 buyers and sellers report butter receipts total 541,172 with creamery scores around 93 to 88 and central carrot receipts at 33 cents. Egg receipts amount to 29,719 with tone steady and unchanged across the market.
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Chicago
Butler
Creamery
New Tville Court Opens With Large Docket
Thomasville April 5 Special Twenty nine cases before Judge Carl Wilson and Solicitor Howard Steed. Rob ert Lee Steed of Greensboro driven drunk in a case. fined 50 dollars plus court costs and license revoked 12 months. A F Ward of High Point guilty of reckless driving and drunkenness. 60 days suspended on costs and 873.45 for city use. bond 300 dollars. G Cleo Bodenhamer guilty of abandonment and non support. six months suspended with 85 weekly for family support. bond 300. Willie Dorsett found guilty of assault on a female. 30 days suspended with costs and two years of good behavior. Harold Thomas ordered to pay half costs and 3.50 weekly to support family. Raymond Swaney convicted of reckless driving. costs and 17.39 to John A Sink. bond 100. notice of appeal.
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Thomasville
Carl Wilson
Howard Steed
Robert Lee Steed
Greensboro
Wilson
A. F. Ward
High Point
Thomasine
Ward
G. Cleo Bodenhamer
Willie Dorsett
Harold Thomas
Raymond Swaney
Route 1
Trinity
John A. Sink
Williams to attend quarterly meeting in Chapel Hill
Lewis E. Williams assistant chief of the High Point police bureau of investigation will travel to Chapel Hill for a North Carolina Association for Identification quarterly meeting. The session at the Institute of Government building will feature speakers Judge J Will Pless Jr of Marion and Albert Coates director of the institute.
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Lewis E. Williams
Bureau of Investigation
High Point
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Association For Identification
Williams
J. Winder Bryan
State Penal Division
Bureau of Identification
Institute of Government
J. Will Pless, Jr
Marion
Albert Coates
Institute
Police raid targets Brown home for liquor and stolen current
Police raided Murman Brown's home at 1017 Hoover Street and found nine gallons of white whisky in cans and wires tampering with the electric meter. Brown, 28, was arrested on liquor violation and larceny of electric current, with bonds set at $400. Chief Friddie indicated possible additional charges under a meter tampering ordinance.
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Murman Brown
Hoover Street
Brown
City Utilities Department
W. G. Friddie
King Of Kings to Be Shown Tomorrow at Wesley Memorial
The film The King of Kings will screen at Wesley Memorial Church on Sunday evening at 6 30 and 8 45 PM marking the fourth year of showings in High Point. The feature opens in Mary Magdalene’s house contrasting luxury with repentance and follows Judas, Peter, Matthew, and other figures through the Gethsemane betrayal and crucifixion with vivid character portrayal. An offering will be received to help cover screening costs.
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Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Mary Magdalene
Magdalene
Christ
Judas
Nazareth
Judea
Garden
Gethsemane
Peter
Matthew
Ford's Labor Clash Deepens as Dewey Appeals Workers
Dewey visited the Ford plant aiming to coax 1,000 strikers to leave the factory amid a tense standstill. Some departed on two buses. many stayed, with Dewey noting a “very bad attitude” and workers fearing beatings. Union leaders denied sabotage claims and urged a formal probe. President Roosevelt linked the Allis-Chalmers stoppage to a dangerous pattern in defense sectors and urged action as Ford labor friction drew national attention. Capizzi planned to present Communist activity concerns to the NLRB while Ford seeks mediation on union shop, wages, and seniority at today’s talks.
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Dewey
Kay Roush
Rouge
I. A. Capizzi
Ford
Stimson
War Department
Washington
Capizzi
National Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Allis-Chalmers
CIO United Automobile Workers’ Union
Defense Mediation Board
Turkey Exports Licorice Root Surpasses 18 Million Pounds
Turkey shipped over 18 million pounds of licorice root to foreign markets last year, signaling robust export activity. Officials noted steady demand in Europe and Asia, with prices varying by destination and quality.
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Turkey
Bison Golfers Top Reynolds in Season Start
High Point’s golf team opened with a 10 to 8 win over R J Reynolds High School on a Winston-Salem course. Individual scores show Alspaugh 87, Newsome 88 for Reynolds, while High Point’s Dunkelberger 88, Davis 89, Cooper 84, Watkins 85 led the Bisons to the victory.
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Winston-Salem
High Point
Dunkelberger
Davis
Grover McNair
Aleck O'Brien
Reynolds
Cooper
Watkins
Bisons
O'Brien
Emons
Reynolds Alspaugh
Newsome
O’brien
McNair
Tevaceees
Sowhe
AFL CIO leaders named as delegates and alternates
F D R continued on page Onc lists representatives from labor and employers for a conference. AFL delegates include ert Watt James Wilson Emil Rieve Clinton Golden with alternates for George M Harrison George Meany Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy CIO and union leaders. Employers represented by Gerard Swope John E Connelly Charles F Adams with alternates for Walter C Thagle Roger D Lapham Eugene Meyer.
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Ert Watt
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
George M. Harrison
James Wilson
Ohio
AFL
George Meany
Emil Rieve
Pennsylvania
United Hosiery Workers, Cio
Philip Murray
Clinton Golden
CIO Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Thomas Kennedy
Gerard Swope
New York
Walter C. Thagle
John E. Connelly
Roger D. Lap
Italians retreating as 400 trucks head south toward Makale
A Free French pilot reported about 400 Italian trucks fleeing south from Asmara toward Makale while natives and Italians suffer heavy losses, with 4,000 Italians and 600 native troops counted as prisoners after the fall of Asmara.
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London
Aduwa
Asmara
Addis Ababa
Makale
Yugoslavia Mobilizes as War Press Bureau Forms
A Yugoslav general mobilization unfolds with King Peter ordering full military might as 1.5 million to arms. Allied reports note Nazi movements into Hungary and frontiers tightening. US Minister Lane reports ongoing talks with Premier Simovic as Yugoslavia seeks military aid.
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Navy
United States
Legation
Arthur Bliss Lane
Dusan Simovic
Lane
Yugoslavia
Alorting
Budapest
Hungary
Peter
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Szeged
Mohacs
America's Men of Science Dr Harlow Shapley
Dr Harlow Shapley of Harvard Observatory leads global telescope work from Cambridge Oak Ridge and South Africa. His staff study nebulae and stars to better understand the sun and universe, while he guides public science engagement and policy.
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America
Watson Davis
NEA
Harlow Shapley
Harvard Observatory
Shapley
Cambridge
Oak Ridge
Mass
South Africa
Colorado
Earth
Dr. Shapley
Mt. Wilson Observatory
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Science
Navy force structure details in wartime record
The description outlines a navy comprising a 42 year old 2,370 ton cruiser discarded by Germany, four destroyers, eight torpedo boats, and four small submarines. It notes these assets may hinder mobilization of the nation’s fighting force.
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Germany
Palm Sunday Service at Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church plans a Palm Sunday service with a processional by Junior and Young People choirs bearing palm leaves, left at the chancel in memory of Dr. H. J. Haeflinger. Dr. E H Blackard will preach on The Light of the Cross in a Dark World. Visitors are invited. Nearly 50 miles of the Yunnan Szechwan railway in China have opened.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
H. J. Haeflinger
High Point
E. H. Blackard
Yunnan - Szechwan
China
Yugoslavia Faces Brief Peace Deadline Amid Axis Moves
In Rome on April 5, Virginio Gayda, Italian journalist, says Yugoslavia has a few days to make peace to avoid Axis attack. Editorial notes frontier closure with Italy and accuses Britain of seeking a new front. Gayda warns the coming days will reveal whether another state will be drawn into war.
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Rome
Yugoslavia
Virginio Gayda
Italy
Gayda
Britain
Il Giornale D'Italia
Europe
Recreation Directors Meet To Discuss Facilities Financing
Delegates from the Carolinas Virginia Tennessee Georgia Alabama Florida and Mississippi gather at the Southeastern Recreation Directors Association spring conference to address recreation facilities and program funding as the event concludes today. A separate item notes Daphne Hooper a 20 year old married woman was arrested in Howick South Africa for mailing white feathers to rubber plant workers.
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Charlotte
Southeastern Recreation Directors Association
Carolinas
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Daphne Hooper
Howick
South Africa
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