Uwharrie Council Camp Opens June 11 With Troop Sessions
The Camping committee announced the year’s Scout camp opens June 11 under council supervision for five weeks with additional periods if registrations require. Troops 33 47 and 42 from Cooleemee Yadkin and Salisbury will attend as units. each week includes meals and 60 dining hall meals daily. Medical blanks and typhoid inoculation are advised. health and safety guidelines noted.
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E Council
J. Elis
Council
Cooleemee
Yadkin
Salisbury
Scouts of the Council
High Point
Health and Safety Committee
Camp
Uwharrie
Fertilizer Short Weights Reported Across North Carolina
Raleigh April 15 The State Department of Agriculture reports fertilizer short weights in 221 bags across 10 counties. Inspector G T Turner cites about 19 percent underweight affecting 1 821 200 pound bags. Chief C D Baucom vows continued testing and farmer protection.
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Raleigh
State Department of Agristure
Aie
Harnett
Johnston
Leetham
Durham
Vance
Gran- Hie
Franklin
Warren
G. &. Turner
Riment
Samuel Haworth to End Qaker Biographies Series
Samuel L. Haworth of Guilford College will deliver the final lecture in the series of Quaker biographies at Friends Church. Bible school at 9 45 morning worship at 11, and evening worship at 7 30 led by the young people. Harriss H Jarrell will discuss International Relationships based on recent travels.
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Samuel L. Haworth
Guilford College
Qaker
Harriss H. Jarrell
Thirteen Dogs Killed or Given Away in Ketchikan Pound
Police report shows 12 dogs killed in March at the Ketchikan pound and one dog that was given away. The chief disclosed the figures to the city council, noting the canine losses and rehoming action.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Winchell Item Sparks Grand Jury Mystery Across Nation
Walter Winchell referenced before a Grand Jury while Esquire promotes a World’s Fair color map and features girly art. The column lists Bund tactics and harsh quotes from Hitler and Goebbels, with commentary on Stalin and Beav erbrook amid a whirlwind of sensational anecdotes and jabs.
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Esquire
E. Simms Campbell
Bund
Hitler
Ken
Sidney Carroll
Walter Winchell
Grand Jury
Walter
Vincent Coll
Tornado devastates Capron area injuring several in Oklahoma
A spring tornado ripped through northwest Oklahoma from Vici to Hopeton, killing seven and injuring many as it demolished Capron and surrounding farms. Mayor estimates damage at 500000 as Main Street buildings and key facilities collapsed after 2 a.m. CST.
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Capron
Okla
Oklahoma
Vici
Hopeton
Here
Main Street
Lester Blue
Consolidated
Rats trap snags cat after successful rat capture
Jacob White of Middleton trapped two rats in his basement with a large wire trap. The morning after baiting, he found the cat had been caught as well. A Dagenham man later grew a purple carnation after years of effort.
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Lincoln
Jacob Whiteman
Middleton
Dagenham
England
Local Pupils Are Art Work Winners
CHAPEL HILL April 15 The North Carolina school art exhibition at UNC Person Hall runs through April 19 with 66 works from high schools and colleges statewide. A 22 piece Josef Albers show accompanies the entries as Russell T. Smith discusses the exhibit Sunday at 4.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Scond
Person Hall
University of North Carolina
University
Woman's College At
Greensboro
Josef Albers
Black Mountain College
Russell T. Smith
H. B. Covington
Ellerbe
Pegey Clendinin
Cam Stone
John White
High Point
Carl Garrett
Lee Howerton
James Riley
Willie Lewis
Glen Newman
Charles White
Katherine Snyder
Billy Jean Phipps
Douglas Hunt
Elizabeth Twaddell
Durham
Jack Hood
Elisabeth Beall
Edwina Davis
Fassifern School
Hendersonville
Ann Pettigrew
Fassifern
Dorothy Herndon
Kalia B. Bland
Anne Seeley
St. Mary's Junior College
Henry Reynolds
Eloise Pickard
Floyd Peeler
Charles Barber
Ann Lombard
Mt. Mary's Junior College
Lela Hughes
Queens-Chicora College
Hallie Townes
St. Mary's
Helen Kendrick
Ethel Phifer
Mussolini’s looming moves amid Hitler’s coup and Cairo plans
The article discusses Mussolini’s anticipated actions amid Hitler’s successful coup and warns of a sudden, impetuous invasion as a real possibility. It notes Egypt as a target and recalls Mussolini’s plan to seize Egypt if Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, hoping England and France would be distracted.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Daniel
Egypt
Germany
Czechoslovakia
England
France
Masons Meet in Greensboro For 152nd Annual Communication
The 152nd annual Communication of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina will open in Greensboro Tuesday with about 1500 Masons from 336 lodges expected. Sessions run through Thursday with reports by Grand Master Harry T. Prater son Grand Secretary John H. Anderson and Grand Treasurer H. C. Alexander. Grand Orator William A. Devin will give the sole address.
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Greensboro
Grand Lodge of
North Carolina
Harry T. Prater
Bad fur deal ends with larceny fine in Colorado Springs
Lee Cimino started a fur business by taking a coyote from a trap and selling the pelt for 1. Irving Patrick of the U S Biological Survey said the pelt was worth 5 and the trap belonged to him. Cimino was fined 50 dollars on a larceny conviction.
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Colorado Springs
Lee Cimino
Irving Patrick
U.S. Biological Survey
Cimino
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TATE
North Rolina
C. D. Baucom
Samuel Haworth
Friends Church
Bible School
Lucky Dog
Penney's
Borate
Prilly
Penney’s C. Penney Company, Incorporated
Camp Uwharrie
Myrna Loy
Belle Davis
Lord Beaverbrook
Fatso Goering
Joe Stalin
Moscow
Janet Gaynor
Janet
Goebbels
Thni
Smith
Masons
G'boro
Fiser
Sty
Genera Motors
Afters, Inc
Highland Motors
A. Point
Lansing
Sartin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
English Street
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