North Carolina honors 321 students at scholarship day
Raleigh April 12 North Carolina State College honored 321 students at annual scholarship day exercises Dr W L Poteat of Wake Forest college delivered the scholarship address in Pullen hall and awards were announced L A Moss Albemarle Thomas Raber Haddonfield Christine Shepherd Raleigh led the Phi Beta Phi medals Raber also won the White Spades cup and is a mechanical engineering student Other awards went to M D Fortune Asheville Albert Couch Darlington Arthur Hoffman Adams Carleton Anderson Norfolk F C Johnson Nora line and Franklin Carlyle Johnson Norlina Tokyo
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College Today
W. L. Poteat
Wake Forest College
Pullen Hall
Phiappa Phi
L. A. Moss
Albemarle
Thomas J. Raber
Haddonfield
N. J
Christine Shepherd
Raber
M. D. Fortune
Asheville
School of Science and Business
Albert Couch
Darlington
S. C
Thomas L. Hurst
Leonia
Molan-Drysdale
Arthur F. Hoffman
Adams
Mass
Sigma Tau Sigma
Carleton T. Anderson
Norfolk
Tau Beta Pi
F. C. Johnson
Norlina
Alpha Kappa Pi
W. E. Lynch
Snow Hill
Delta Sigma Pi
American Chemical Institute Engineering
Franklin Carlyle Johnson
Jury to Pass Upon Ruth Judd's Sanity
Florence Arizona April 12 A jury will decide whether Winnie Ruth Judd once called trunk murderess has become insane since entering the state prison Warden A G Walker says he will take steps today making it mandatory for a jury to pass upon the question A verdict of insanity would spare her from execution on April 21 and send her to the state hospital for the insane
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Florence, Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Trunk
A. G. Walker
Agnes Anne Leroi
State Hospital
Buried in London Burial for Philip S Henry Here
Philip S Henry formerly of Asheville North Carolina died here on Monday night and will be buried in London.
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London
Philips
Henry
Asheville
N. C
Beer laws boost Pittsburgh tax receipts in 3.2 beer
Federal tax coffers in the Pittsburgh district have swelled by $154,248 since the legalization of 3.2 beer.
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Pittsburgh
Mercury Shown as Dry Waterless World by Spectroscopic Photos
Spectroscopic photographs reveal Mercury as a barren sun baked planet with no atmosphere. Analysis confirms a dry surface lacking water and shows extreme solar heating effects across its landscape.
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Mercury
Women urge fight to retain eighteenth amendment
Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson, president of the National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement league, urged organizers to wage a finish fight to keep the eighteenth amendment. She said the group must win states and prevent repeal, predicting a new political party and calling for defeat of lawmakers who voted for beer instead of ending the ban.
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Washington
Jesse W. Nicholson
National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
League
Nicholson
Congress
President Selects More Ambassadors
President nominates Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida as ambassador to Denmark and James M. Curley of Boston as ambassador to Poland. He also sends Frank T. Bell of Washington state to the Senate as commissioner of fisheries.
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Washington
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Beiater
Denmark
James M. Curley
Boston
Poland
Senate
Frank T. Bell
Washington State
Ishii Named Japan Representative for World Conference Talks
Tokyo April 12 Viscount Ishii former Foreign Minister was appointed to represent Japan in forthcoming Washington conferences with President Roosevelt on global issues.
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Japan
Tokyo
Viscount Kikuljiro Ishii
Washington
Roosevelt
Goering and Von Papen Meet Pope in Rome Audience
In Rome on April 12, Vice Chancellor Franz Von Papen and Luftwaffe leader Hermann Goering were received separately by Pope Pius XII. Papen dressed in full ceremonial attire and was named Papal Knight, while Goering attended the audience with German officials previously hosted by Mussolini.
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Rome
Franz von Papen
Hermann Goering
Pius
Fran von Papen
Vatican
Garon von Papen
Holy Se
Engelbert Dollifuss
Austria
Mussolini
Irian
Baron von Papen
New Orleans Christened at Brooklyn Navy Yard
The 10,000-ton treaty cruiser New Orleans slid down the ways at the Brooklyn navy yard. Miss Cora Stanton Jahnke christened the ship by breaking a bottle of Mississippi river water on its prow.
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New York
New Orleans
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Cora Stanton Jahncke
Citronella Oil Temporarily Sparks Sight Sense
A short note reports citronella oil briefly stimulates visual perception. The effect is described as temporary and limited to the moment of exposure, with no lasting change to vision.
Plans Complete For Legion Dance At Sheraton Tonight
Pre Easter dance organized by the Andrew Jackson post drum and bugle corps of the American Legion will be held at the Sheraton tonight. Bernie West and his Greensboro orchestra provide the music. Proceeds fund uniforms. event aims to draw crowds from Greensboro Winston-Salem and Thomasville. Chaperones include Dr and Mrs I T Mann and several others.
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Sheraton Hotel
Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Bernie West
Greensboro
of the Legion
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
I. T. Mann
R. R. Blackburn
Lyman Redding
Charles Kephart
J. A. Walker, Jr
Jack Burrus
G. Fox Marshall
Hitler Turns To Higher Education
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler’s regime moves to reshape German universities. Resignations of current heads are expected under impending reforms. A new Prussian students code will become a national model, based on racial principles and excluding Jews. Austrian and German students already cooperate in a German student federation.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Meutsche Studenhteitschaft
German Students’ Federation
Hagood Calls Immediate Reform of Army Structure
Hagood urged rapid reform of the military system. He proposed a militia bureau chief to oversee state forces, merging coast and field artillery, abolishing the Philippine scouts, and removing the army from China. He favored reorganization into armies, corps, and army areas under a demilitarized War Department as a civil government bureau.
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Hagood
Coast Artillery
Field Artillery
Philippine Scouts
China
War Department
Non-Suit Motion Argued In Bank Check Case
Attorneys argued a defendant motion for a non suit in the Andrews Cooper Lumber Co. v Hayworth case over a $1000 Commercial Bank cashier's check in municipal court. The retrial decision stemmed from Judge Teague voiding a prior jury verdict due to lack of due diligence presenting the check. Also, the court entered a $600 judgment for Potts against Life and Casualty Co. and a divorce was granted in the Gordon v Jarrett Gordon suit after two years separation.
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Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company
C. Potts
Ofoseph
Abels
1 Life and Casualty Company
Ray Gordon
Vada Jarrett Gordon
Belmont Park to Cut Spring Racing Schedule
Belmont Park will halve its spring racing program and slash ticket prices after the state senate failed to legalize betting. Joseph E. Widener of the Westchester Racing Association said the meeting runs May 27 to June 10, totaling 12 days, down from 24 last year, with the schedule to be submitted to the Jockey Club for ratification.
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New York
State Senate
Belmont Park
Joseph E. Widener
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont
Jockey Club
Service Tomorrow at 1st M. P. Church In Holy Week
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 the annual Thursday Holy Week service will be held at the First Methodist Protestant church North Main and Richardson streets. Rev R I Farmer will lead with a brief sermon The Four fold Feast and oversee the Lord's Supper. Baptism and church membership by immersion offered. Welcome to all not worshipping elsewhere in High Point.
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First Methodist Protestant
North Main
Richardson Streets
R. I. Farmer
High Point
Spring Floods Roar Over Mississippi Delta Lowlands
In Memphis Mississippi Delta floodwaters inundated about 60 000 acres across Tallahatchie and Leflore counties as additional laborers reinforced waterlogged levees along delta tributaries. Meteorologists expect the Pearl River to start falling again soon despite continued rainfall.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tallahatchie
Leflore
Mississippi Delta
Deep South
Wage dispute ends 4000 Southern Railway strike in Free State
An unofficial strike by about 4,000 employees of the Southern railway in the Irish Free State was settled early today ending the labor dispute. The settlement resolves the wage dispute and restores normal operations across the line.
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Irish Free State
Teat Southern Railway
Free State
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Trade Report
Butter prices in Chicago april 12 show 6 954 firm creamery specials 93 score 21 21 percent extras 92 20 percent extra firsts 90 91 20 percent firsts 88 89 19 percent standards 90 centralized carrots 20 percent. Eggs 28571 steady to firm prices unchanged.
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Chicago
President urges end to barriers in Pan American trade
The president calls for immediate action to remove artificial trade barriers among American republics. He emphasizes citizen interests and the vital need for free flows of commerce across the continent. This marks one of his first speeches on Pan American relations since inauguration.
Shaw Denounces Americans as Lunatics in Opera House Talk
Irish writer George Bernard Shaw told a New York audience at the Metropolitan that Americans are ruled by financiers and worship the Statue of Liberty. He urged scrapping the U S constitution, nationalizing banks, and condemning Hollywoods immoral heroism while praising a potential American led effort to save civilization.
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America
Shaw
United States
Civilization
Babylon
Rome
Jonathan
Metropolitan Opera House
Hollywood
George Johnson Assists With Negro Music Festival Program
George Johnson helped arrange a colored music festival under the parks and playground commission and presented a Negro music program at the American Business club dinner at the Elwood hotel. Guests included William Ragdale Ralph Wall Albert Rawley and Harry Morris. attendance prize went to EB Freeze.
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George Johnson
Parks and Playground Commission
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
William Ragadale
Ralph Wall
al Poole
Albert Rawley
Harry Morris
EB. W. Freeze
Anniversary Sale Marks J C Peahey Co Growth Across Nation
The 31st anniversary sale of the J C Peahey Company opens tomorrow. Founded in 1902 at Kemer a Wyoming the retailer now operates about 1500 branches nationwide.
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J. C. Peahey Company
Kemera
Wyoming
Road accident costs in London hospital care cited
The cost of hospital care for road accidents in London runs about one million dollars annually with under twenty percent recovered. The estimate highlights the burden on public health funds and insurance systems.
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London
Six Britons Face Trial in Moscow for Death Penalty Charges
In London the April 12 proceedings open as six Britons stand trial in Moscow on charges carrying the maximum death penalty. The court session follows the recall of the British ambassador, suspension of Russia trade deals, and the government’s plan to embargo Russian imports. Among the defendants are MacDonald and Thornton seated in the front dock with other Englishmen. Anna Sergeyevna, Monkhouse's secretary, seated nearby. Lord Hailsham vows full effort to secure justice for the British men.
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Thornton
MacDonald
Anna Sergeyevna
Monkhouse
London
Great Britain
Moscow
Russia
Lord Hailsham
Lster
Stolen Buick Recovered Before Owner Missed It
Police found the 1927 model Buick brougham stolen from H. E. Diem, an insurance engineer, and returned it to him before he realized it was missing. Diem, staying at a local hotel, was awakened by officers who located the car abandoned west of the city and valued at about $35.
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H. E. Diem
Diem
Service Group of Y. W. C. A. to Meet
The Service Group of the Y W C A is set to meet on Thursday afternoon at seven oclock according to a today announcement. Prior details were repeated with emphasis on the gathering at the local unit.
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We A. Hut
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Tomlinson
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Anna Curtis Dall
Bradley Hame, Md
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von Papen
Cruiser
Legion Dance
Sheraton
Bethlehem
Alaska
Borden Bkiyn-Man T
Meeseneesons
Vicosdees
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OMIO
Chrysler Co
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Goodyear T and
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Pullman
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Transamerica
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U & Indus Aico
Eae du Pont de Wmossesses
Sseneves
Eastman Kod
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Gremr Bicc
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Reese Ligg
My Bone Crete
Enene Oy Loew's
Ress Lorillard
Montgome Wardesee
Sssewevesseversees
Nat Biscuit
Esessersevess
Phillips Pet
Lelie Beess
Petre
Broadhurst
Enterprise
Adam
Dorothy Jordan
Eddie Marjorie Beau
H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn St
Ford
Pat Brown, Inc
Highland Ave
R. B. Careeres
Chevrolet
High Point Nursery
W. H. Grissom
Forrest Avenue
Charlie M. Brown
English St
Essex
Pat Brows, Inc
Britisher
Ae Ae
Claser
Thanes
E. Green
Carrick Ave
Centennial Ave
Willowbrook St
Taylor Ot
Steele Steele St
J. B. Richardson
N. Mainy St
Ray Street
Bernard
Clein
Washington St
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Johnson Ave
Newark
N. Y
Union Mattress Co
Hilliard and Son
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
Emi
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Greyling
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