Mystery of Betty Haynes Deepens on Oregon Coast
Martha Brittain recalls a foggy coast drive from California toward Portland after learning Betty Haynes may be missing. A roadside sign confirms a 200 mile trek with memory gaps, while a letter found in Portland hints Betty’s voice may still reach her.
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Martha Brittain
Speddon
Betty Haynes
California
Portland
Oregon
Betty
Providence
Martha
California State Patrol
Duke to Meet Princeton Club in sharp test at Charlotte
Duke Blue Devils face Princeton in a key test at Charlotte as Duke seeks to avenge a February indoor loss to North Carolina. Duke soccer and baseball teams also pursue wins with NC State, Davidson, Elon, and Wake contrasts while Carolina tennis and golf teams prepare for their schedule.
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Duke Blue Devils
North Carolina Tar Heels
Dukes
Princeton
Rham
Tigers
Chapel Hill
Sports Watch Today
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J. C.washington
Lee Tittay
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Burling- Carolina
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Williams
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Wake
N. C
Colfess of Charleston
Charles
New York Golf Adopts Rule on Stymie After Debate
New York State Golf Association approves a one year rule allowing lifting a ball within 12 inches of the cup or opponent's ball in match play. The change aims to balance stymie control, aligning with broader sectional moves as the USGA previously kept a larger stymie rule in force.
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New York State
United States Association
Comoro
Edward E. Wyman
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Estern
California
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Cut a Slender Figure This Summer In Marian Martin Surplice Style
Marian Martin promotes a surplice style summer dress pattern 9247 in sizes 16 to 46 and fabrics like novelty synthetics linen and pique. The pattern includes a frilled surplice line, puffed sleeves, and a straight trim skirt with a Lew chart, with price 15 cents and fabric yardage details. Ordering instructions specify sending 16 cents for pattern 9300 and 30 cents for both patterns, to The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Enterprise, Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Message in a Letter Signals Danger in Seattle Case
Martha finds a note read by detectives suggesting Speddon may be taking Ciznik to Seattle for safety. Authorities warn the message could indicate she is not in immediate danger but may be at risk if she talks. Detective Marshall suspects a possible murder if the sender stayed in Eureka.
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Speddon
Ciznik
Seattle
Betty
Law
Joe Marshall
Portland Bureau
Sloan
Los Angeles
Eureka
Marshall
Johnny Cisnik
Tax Receipts Short of Estimates Spark Labor Tensions
Administration leaders resisted tying condemnation of sit down strikes to the bill. A resolution attacking strike techniques and use of splea by employers was adopted with three dissenting votes. Supreme Court watch focused on Wagner act cases and Alabama unemployment laws amid debate.
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Supreme Court
New York
Justice Stone
Overton Takes Oath as Lee County Education Board Chair
Sanford April 10. J A Overton took his oath today to serve as chairman of the Lee County Education Board.
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Sanford
J. A. Overton
Lee County Education Board
Propaganda Battle Mirrors 1936 Campaign Across Parties
In the Supreme Court fight of 1937 the Roosevelt plan faces unified publicity from the administration and Democratic groups led by Charlie Michelson and Eddie Roddan. Republicans stay silent while anti plan coalitions, led by Franklin G. and the NCUCG, mobilize petitions, funds, and media to oppose constitutional changes.
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Supreme Court
Administration
Democratic
Charlie Michelson
National Committee
Michelson
Eddie Roddan
Farmer Murphy
Public Information Committee
Farley
Young Democrats
Good Neighbor League
Stanley
High
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John D. M. Hamilton
George Norris
Nebraska
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborite
Southern States Industrial Council
John B. Edgerton
National Manufacturers Association
Amos &. Pinchot
NEA Service, Inc
Fair Tax League Forms in Thomasville Election Bid
Circulars announce the Fair Tax League organizing a ticket for the Spring city election. D W Maddox chairs and Douglas C Crutchfield is treasurer. The group pledges tax relief, lower water rates, and city-efficiency while urging voters to register with the league. Rumor says the league may oppose the usual council slate at mass meeting.
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Thomasville
Fair Tax League
D. W. Maddox
Douglas C. Crutchfield
League
Final Address To Be Made By Erwin
Asheboro April 10. Hon Clyde A. Erwin state superintendent of schools has accepted an invitation to give the commencement address on May 18 at the local high school auditorium. Asheboro's 64 seniors will receive diplomas. Erwin, former superintendent of Cleveland county education, once led the state teachers association and was appointed in 1924 and re-elected in 1934 for a four year term. He has visited Asheboro several times in the past year and is regarded as a popular speaker with timely advice.
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Asheboro
Clyde A. Erwin
Erwin
Cleveland County
State Teachers Association
Tobacco blue mold control shows favorable county results
A. D. Robertson Robeson county farm agent reported satisfactory outcomes from five demonstrations in the county on controlling blue mold in tobacco beds.
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Lumberton
A. D. Robertson
Robeson County
Safety sermon at A. M. E. Zion church Sunday
Rev. J. F. Dunn, pastor, will deliver a special sermon on Safety at the 11 o'clock service next Sunday morning. The public is invited to hear this message.
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J. F. Dunn
A. M. E. Zion Church
Anniversary Sermon at Calvary Baptist Church
Rev. C. H. Brownee Brown of Benedict College will preach the anniversary sermon at Calvary Baptist Church in Columbia D C Sunday at 3 pm. The service marks 28 years for the church and 8 years for Pastor Rev J E Melton with a history report by O W Ross.
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C. H. Brownee
C. H. Brown
T. M
Benedict College
Columbia
D. C
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
O. W. Ross
Calvary
Rev. Brown
National Singers to Sing at St Stephen Sunday
The National Singers of Winston Salem will perform at St Stephen A M E Zion Church Sunday afternoon at 2 30 under the Progressive Circle sponsorship.
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St. Stephen
National Singers
Winston-Salem
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Progressive Circle
Rev J C White to Preach at Mt Vernon Sunday
Dr J C White pastor of First Baptist Winston-Salem will preach at Mt Vernon Baptist Sunday at 3 o clock The Friend a Day rally closes at that time Music by the William Penn Glee Club
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J. C. White
Mt. Vernon
D. D
First Baptist Church of
Richard B. Harrison Dramatic Club Enters Tournament
The Richard B. Harrison Dramatic Club of William Penn High School travels to Charlotte to enter the Western regional dramatic tournament at Second Ward High School. They perform Bad Man by Randolph Edmonds with Roby Steed as Bad Man and Elizabeth Johnson as Maybelle Joiner. Directors are Mrs. J. J. Wilson and Clarence F. Yokely.
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Richard B. Harrison Dramatic Club
William Penn High School
Charlotte
Second Ward High School
Randolph Edmonds
Roby Steed
Elizabeth Johnson
Maybelle
J. J. Wilson
Clarence FE. Yokely
Job seekers face loyalty test for Hoey appointments
Raleigh April 10 In line for any appointment by Governor Clyde R Hoey applicants must have supported him in both primaries and earned the undersaement of the Hoey county. Reports say the loyalty rule shifts prospects in several appointment contests and penalizes those who backed A H Graham in the first primary then switched to Hoey in the second.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
A. H
Sandy) Graham
Hoey County
Textile meet hears charges of design piracy abroad
The international textile conference condemned pirating of new designs in eastern countries. British mill spokesman Thomas Ashurst said designers are copied after costly development, despite protected registration, with little government response. Japanese spokesperson Kenji Takeuchi urged cooler homes and more clothing to boost textile consumption.
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Washington
Thomas Ashurst
Ashurst
Kenji Takeuchi
United States
Takeuchi
Carol Orders Brother Held in House Arrest
King Carol of Romania ordered his brother Prince Nicholas placed under house arrest after a royal decree stripped him of titles and privileges. Nicholas will be removed from royal rights tomorrow as the action aims to keep him from appearing in public with his commoner wife.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Nicholas
Tannery Fire Causes Huge Loss At Cover and Sons Plant
A fire gutted the F. P. Cover and Sons tannery late yesterday causing an estimated $50,000 in damage. Andrews reported as nearby. Fire crews battled flames through the night in this city plant.
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Andrews
F. P. Cover and Sons Tannery
Concord Merchants Association Installs New President
Concord April 10 Ray W. Cline assumed duties as the new president of the Concord Merchants Association in a formal ceremony.
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Concord
Ray W. Cline
The
Concord Merchants Association
Political hiring rules urged for state posts in Hoey era
The text notes that party leaders and campaign managers influence state hiring practices. It describes a push to require political background checks and endorsements for clerks to division heads. It adds that applicants for judgeships or solicitors may be barred if qualifications or endorsements are lacking under Governor Hoey’s influence.
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Hubert Olive
Hoey
Supreme Court
Superior Court
CIO Organizer and Boxer Clash Near Greensboro Plant
A near clash at the Mack Judson Voehringer plant in Greensboro ended with a blocked eye and bruised knuckles after CIO organizer Charles Centers fought Floyd Carricoe, a Golden Gloves boxer, for about ten minutes before a deputy sheriff intervened and ordered court appearance.
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Charles Drake
CIO
Drake
Centers
Carricoe
Wilmington Senator lauds Wrightsville Beach sound-side highway
Senator Harris Newman of Wilmington thanked the State Highway and Public Works Commission for its work and praised the sound-side road to Wrightsville Beach. He highlighted white sand dredged from the sound and a new beach that could rival the ocean side for bathing, noting prior opposition has faded as progress continues.
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Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Wilmington
Commission
Harris Newman
Wrightsville Beach
Highway Commission
Newman
Sound
Wrightaville Beach
Hulls Peace Plan Faces Slow Fate As Talks Hinted
Hull's plea for peace gains favorable views from European leaders. They invite Premier Van Zeeland of Belgium to study reducing trade obstacles, part of Hull's program. Washington shows no conference plan, while Norman Davis pursues an abroad inquiry for an international meeting. Armament boosts continue. Schuschnigg says arms build up need not mean war. Many expect a conference within months.
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Hull
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Washington
Norman Davis
Kurt Schusschnigs
Austria
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