North Carolina Weather Outlook by Region
Forecast for the state includes frost in the mountains tonight with scattered frost and increasing clouds Friday. Interior will see slightly warmer conditions and fair conditions tonight and Friday. Coastal areas from Sandy Hook to Hatteras expect strong northwest winds diminishing to variable Friday afternoon with generally fair skies. Hatteras to Jacksonville will have moderate north and northeast winds with fair weather tonight and Friday.
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Goering Arrives in Rome for Official Visit
Field Marshal Hermann Goering arrives in Rome for an official visit extending through Sunday. He will meet Premier Mussolini and is accompanied by his wife and staff after a month in Italy on vacation before going to Libya.
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Hermann Wilhelm Goering
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Rural Health Prominent in State College Farm Week
Emphasis on rural health will feature prominently during State College Farm and Home Week from July 31 to August 4 as part of the annual program highlighting agriculture and home life.
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State College
Pernik Mines Hit Record Output Over 1.7 Million Tons
State coal mines at Pernik Bulgaria reported a record output of more than 1 700 000 tons for the previous year.
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Pernik
Bulgaria
North Carolina Poised For Major Gold Output Says Geologist
North Carolina could become a leading gold producer in the near future according to State Geologist H. J. Bryson. Canadian mining expert W. E. Tumman, after surveying Mecklenburg and Gaston deposits, predicts output rivals Ontario's hundred million dollar annual gold industry within a century.
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Bryson
Enterprise Bureau
Raleigh
H. J. Bryson
Mecklenburg
Gaston
W. E. Tumman
Ontario
Mr. Tumman
Tumman
Marker measure tight in sports
Raleigh April 13 Attorney General Harry McMullan ruled the Marker bill on primary elections has stringent provisions. Illiteracy claims to use a marker for ballots only apply to those registered under the Grandfather clause. The opinion was issued after a Wake County elections request ahead of Raleigh’s upcoming municipal election.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Harry McMullan
North Carolina
Wake County Board of Elections
Scientific names aid precise species identification
Scientific names of animals may be cumbersome to pronounce yet they prevent misidentification. They distinguish similar creatures and ensure accurate communication among scientists and students.
Allies back halt Hitler drive as warships guard Mediterranean
Acting in concert the Democracies back the Halt Hitler and Mussolini campaign. Warships of Britain and France patrol the Mediterranean as Italy and Germany seek new conquests. France and Italy each report 1,000,000 man armies while Poland mobilizes to 1,000,000 amid defense alerts.
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Poland
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Danzig
AB Club Presents The Tavern Charity Benefit
The AB Club plans its 12th annual charity benefit on April 21 featuring The Tavern by George M. Cohan. Guilford College Dramatic Council will stage the satire described as a satire and melodrama with hammy lines and a nameless, free character watching life as others repeat familiar patterns.
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American Business Club
Guilford College Dramatic Council
Robert K. Marshall
Guilford College
State revokes licenses for High Point drunk drivers
The State highway safety division lists C F Woodward Julius Carr Marsh and W J Grant of High Point as revoked for drunken driving after convictions in Municipal Court.
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C. FF. Woodward
Julius Carr Marsh
W. J. Grant
High Point
British Prime Minister Pledges Nonviolence in Mediterranean
Chamberlain declares the government will avoid disturbance by force in the Mediterranean and Balkan regions. Halifax echoes in the Lords as Britain reaffirms protection to Greece and Romania, with ties to Turkey noted and Italian aggression scrutinized.
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Black Sea
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Italy
Albania
Lord Halifax
Rome
Earl of Perth
France
Rumania
Grissom Named Manager of Economy Auto Supply Store
Lawrence Grissom has assumed the managership of the Economy Auto Supply Store branch at Main and Commerce Streets Thomasville. He hails from High Point and has spent the past four years at the local store.
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Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
Lawrence Grissom
Economy Auto Supply Store
Main
Commerce Streets
Grissom
High Point
Chemurgy Promises Profits From Wood To Eat And Wear
The series shows chemurgy turning waste pine and sawmill scraps into plastics from wood soil, rayon from pine pulp, and perfumes from stumps. Laurel Mississippi hosts Masonite’s ligno cellulose plant as a hub for the new southern wood industry. The Herty Foundation notes pine pulp can yield high grade cellulose for rayon, while hardwoods expand paper potential. A southern pine crop may replace cotton in value as mills rise in Texas and across the Deep South.
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Herty Foundation
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Charles H. Herty
Herty
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
United States
War Time Business Flow Is Discussed
Washington officials meet to plan preserving normal American commerce during potential European conflict. Attendees include Morgenthau Wallace Eccles Harrison Frank Feis. They aim to keep security and commodity markets open with minimal new regulations.
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Washington
the Treasury
Morgenthau
Agriculture Wallace
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Jerome Frank
State Patrol to Dedicate Recreation Lodge to Penn
Captain L R Fisher announces the dedication of the Lake Lure recreation lodge to George Calvert Penn a patrol member killed in a gun battle with Bill Payne and Wash Turner. Ceremonies set for four to five weeks with Governor Hoey as speaker. A portrait by Penn’s mother will be displayed prominently.
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Raleigh
L. R. Fisher
North Carolina
Highway Patrol
Lake Lure
George Calvert Penn
Bill Payne
Wash Turner
Fisher
Clyde R. Hoey
Western District
Young Penn
Germany Blames Democracies If War Comes
Lieut. Gen. von Metgsch in Deutsches Adelsblatt says Germany will blame democracies in any forthcoming conflict. He accuses Britain of inciting foreign nations to aid in a British victory and claims England leads a democratic bloc throttling German dynamism. He also faults Whitehall for pressing toward relations with the axis.
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Europe
London
von Metgsch
Deutsches Adelsblatt
Britain
England
Whitehall
Georges Bonnet
Berlin
Mental Well Being and Family Health Take Center Stage
At a chapel conference Dr. Ira S. Wile urged doctors to address mental and physical well being as part of patient care. He linked marital guidance to medical duties and cited affiliations with Columbus University Hunter College and Brooklyn College. Prof. Lee M. Brooks argued improved housing is key to regenerating the American family and overcoming slum conditions.
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Ira
Wile
Conservation of
Columbus University
Hunter and Brooklyn Colleges
Lee M. Brooks
University of North Carolina
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