Local Weather Forecast For Southeast States
WEATHER LOCAL WEATHER Moon Today .¢00 6ee008 77 Low Last Night . . 48 High Yesterday .605. 82 Raineeeeteereeeeeee WORTH CAROLINA-Showers, slight ly warmer in north and west central portions, cooler in extreme southwest portion tonight. Tuesday, partly cloudy, except probably clearing in east por tions in early morning, cooler in extreme west and extreme south portions, colder Tuesday night. SOUTH CAROLINA-Showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and to night, cooler in central and southwest portions, Tuesday partly cloudy, cooler in south portion, colder Tuesday night. GEORGIA-Partly cloudy, thunder storms this afternoon and in east cen tral and extreme south portions this afternoon or tonight, cooler tonight, Tuesday generally fair and cooler. VIRGINIA-Cloudy and slightly warmer, showers in east and central portions tonight, Tuesday, generally fair, slightly warmer in east and cen tral portions. WINDS- SANDY HOOK TO HATTERAS- Fresh easterly winds, possibly strong at times, shifting to southwest and west over south and central portion Tues day. Showers tonight ,and probably Tuesday morning.
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Hitler Birthday Plans Shadow German-Romanian Talks
Nazi sources noted Hitler planned to mark his fiftieth birthday with a private trip to Austria while officials analyze Roosevelt’s appeal for a ten year pledge against aggression. Von Ribbentrop will brief Romanians on German Romanian ties as Danzig and wheat supplies figure in discussions.
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Italian Press Attacks Roosevelt After Mussolini Talks
Italian circles report a high level conference at Palazzo Venezia with Mussolini Count Ciano and Goering and a Munich link via telephone with Hitler. The communique gave no detail of further talks yet Goering was to stay, and Stefani issued a hostile reaction to Roosevelt's disarmament efforts.
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W C T U District Meet Set for Greensboro Friday
The district meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will convene at West Market Street Methodist Church in Greensboro Friday at 10 30 AM The event includes lunch Harris H Jarrell a local attorney will speak at the W C T U gathering tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 PM with Mrs E F Kearns at 311 Willowbrook Street
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West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Harris H. Jarrell
E. F. Kearns
Willowbrook Street
Hitler summons Reichstag amid birthday celebrations
Hitler unexpectedly orders the Reichstag to reconvene, a move that surprised Wilhelmstrasse as German officials were occupied with birthday celebration preparations. The decision appears abrupt despite prior expectations that he would refrain from action during the festivity period.
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Beck called Europe’s real tough boy in Poland’s lead to war
The article portrays Józef Beck as Poland’s hardline strategist who defied Hitler and warned that war would erupt if demands persisted. It highlights Beck’s cautious alliances with Britain and France, his unilateral deterrence, and his parallel stubborn resolve with Hitler.
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Polish Republic
Death Toll 42 in Tornadoes and Widespread Damage
Tornadoes and high winds killed seven people in Capron Oklahoma and left Capron and nearby areas wrecked with 500000 dollars in damage. The disaster spread across Arkansas Texas and Alabama with dozens injured and fatalities reported in Collins Haynesville Center Point and other towns as rescue teams moved through mud to recover the dead and injured.
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L. W. Bell
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Monticello
Crossett
CCC
Haynesville
Wren Braden
W. M. Rigdon
Dennis Carter
Bolin
E. H. Stelzig
Dewey Bolin
Pat Norton
Virgil Phillips
Charles Druitt
Elbert Hart
Deacon Jones
Leo Phillips
Lamar Morter
Nelson Brown
Doyle Ray
Accountant to Audit Guilford County Books
Special to The Enterprise Greensboro April 17 W A Richard of the George G Scott Company Charlotte certified accountants arrived to begin the quarterly audit meeting with county office officials He will review duties and may propose re adjustment and re organization of duties during the audit
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W. A. Richard
George G. Scott Company
Charlotte
Guilford County
Richard
Whiskey Seizure After Raids At Highway 10 A Station
Police seized 60 pints of whiskey in raids near the 10 A Filling Station and in nearby woods over the weekend. Seventeen pints were found at the station with the rest in the woods. Lonnie Harris was arrested for violating the prohibition law and later released on bond.
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Mrs. Bessie Alderman Dies in Sedgefield at 68
Mrs. Bessie Sherrill Alderman, 68, of Sedgefield and former Greensboro resident, died Sunday at a local hospital after a long illness. Surviving: one son Sidney L. Alderman of Washington, D. C.. two daughters Mrs. Sidney Gayle of High Point and Sarah Alderman of Sedgefield. siblings and four brothers. Final rites set for home at 3:30 p.m. and West Market Street Methodist Church at 4:30 p.m. with Dr. J. B. Craven officiating. burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Catawba County
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Raleigh
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W. 8. Lyon
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A. W. McAlister
J. J. Stone
R. G. Vaughn
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Washington, D. C
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Sarah Alderman
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Flood Woes Hit Ohio River Communities as Crest Expected
Flood waters push families from homes along the Ohio River as levels exceed 52 feet and forecasts predict crest at least four feet above 28 feet. Meteorologist J L Kendall of Louisville warns of further rises with more rain. Morehead endures seventh flood of season. dam risk looms. Ashland nears flood crest with predictions of a foot rise tonight or Tuesday.
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Hunt Club Barn Contract Awarded to High Point Firm
A. E. Taplin of High Point won the bid about $6,000 for a 36 by 147 foot barn for the Sedgefield Hunt Club. The design is by Everhart and Voorhees of High Point. Frank Currin of Greensboro and Earl Phillips signed the contract as masters of the hunt club.
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Sedgefield Hunt Club
A. E. Taplin
High Point
Everhart and Voorhees
Frank Currin
Earl Phillips
Hunt Club
Hit Run Driver Sought After Airport Road Collision
Sheriff deputies search for maroon car after it sideswiped Dr. J. J. Hamlin on the airport road. Hamlin described a high speed near head-on crash and officers found no clues. In a separate crash Oscar Bass of Burlington is charged with reckless driving and property damage after his car allegedly struck another on the High Point Greensboro road.
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J. J. Hamlin
Airport Road
Truck Driver Held In Bus Collision Near Sedgefield Club
Russell Wise of Gainesville Florida was arrested on a charge of violating a state law governing passing a school bus during loading or unloading. His F C Cockrill Company truck damaged a Jamestown school bus at Sedgefield Country Club entrance with minor injuries none. Norman Osborne of High Point Route Three operated the bus. Patrolman A H Clark investigated the crash.
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Russell Wise
Gainesville
Fla
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F. C. Cockrill Company
Jamestown
Sedgefield Country Club
Norman Osborne
High Point
A. H. Clark
Daniels to Stay in Raleigh a Few Days
Josephus Daniels United States ambassador to Mexico said he would remain at his Raleigh home for several days before returning to Mexico City by plane. He had traveled from Goldsboro after attending the funeral of his brother Judge Frank A Daniels who died at 81 after a brief illness.
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Josephus Daniels
U. S
Mexico
Mexico City
Daniels
Goldsboro
Frank A. Daniels
North Carolina Superior Court
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