Weather Forecast and Tragic Suicide At Clinton NC
North Carolina reports cloudy conditions with scattered showers in western portions and variable winds from Block Island to Hatteras. Hatteras to Jacksonville show mainly west to southwest winds. A Clinton farmer Daniel F. Kornegay, 47, died by suicide from a self-inflicted gunshot at his home. coroner confirms. Survived by widow and six stepchildren.
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Chicago Produce Receipts Offset Market Update
Chicago April 17. Butter receipts total 898,154 pounds with firm creamery quotings across scores from 93 to 88. Carrots show centralized pricing at 3244. Eggs receipts reach 41,212 with current receipts at 21. Prices for other categories remain unchanged.
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Call for declaring war on Hitlerism now
The writer criticizes Senator R R Reynolds as a war committee chair and urges immediate open war on Hitlerism. He argues for abandoning neutrality laws, aiding Britain Greece China and others, and declaring full war to end the Axis threat, shaping a world based on human rights and justice.
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Deplore Reynolds as New Chairman
The article discusses alarm in North Carolina at the potential selection of Senator Robert R Reynolds to chair the Senate Military Affairs Committee. It frames the current vacancy as a sensitive issue and questions the suitability of Reynolds for the post. The piece reflects local concern about a national leadership appointment in April 1941.
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Stay Refused For Murderer Stay Refused For Murderer
Governor Broughton refuses to intervene in the scheduled execution of Dottie Lee Hudson at Central Prison Raleigh. The 27 year old Northampton man was convicted of first degree murder after a dispute over tobacco proceeds. Hudson confessed initially but later claimed amnesia while maintaining intoxication. The execution marks the prison’s first since December 6.
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British denial on Aosta emissary to British HQ
An official denial stated no envoy was sent by the Duke of Aosta to negotiate an armistice with British forces in Diredawa. The report claimed by Britain about an Ethiopian campaign envoy was rejected. Census figures show 1,387,897 annual deaths, with 1,922 attributed to typhoid fever.
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Tin Mines to Speed Up in Bolivia Amid Demand
Bolivian mining seeks faster tin production as Vallagua, the leading vein mine, may mechanize to raise output. Other mines with low wages and poor work could follow. Reports from La Paz say antimony wolfram and antimony outputs will also rise.
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Curtain rises on Black Ace at William Penn High
The Richard B. Harrison Dramatic Club of William Penn High School presents the three act mystery melodrama Black Ace in the school auditorium at 5 o clock this evening. Rev C W Lawrence pastor of St Stephens A M E Zion Church preaches at Women's Memorial A M E Church starting at 8 PM accompanied by his choir and congregation.
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St Stephens A M E Zion Church Board Meets at Hall Home
The steward board met at A F Hall on Price Street. The next meeting will be at H B Torrence 1306 Leonard Street on Monday Apr 28. Miss Fannie Mae Baldwin and Miss Frances Siler visited with Miss Ethel Mae Edwards at 1408 Olga Street. Mrs Mary E Lucas of Darlington S C has recovered and is visiting her daughter Mrs Olean Johnson on Hilltop Street.
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Red Sox Getting Into Form After Victory Over Greensboro Textile
The High Point Red Sox are sharpening form after a victory against the Greensboro Textile, signaling improved offense and pitching as the season progresses. The win highlights contributions from key players and team cohesion.
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Giants Thrive at Colored Park With Local Talent
The Giants, now 18-1 on Mondays, practice daily at the colored park in a bid to strengthen for their next game. Manager Alonso Dockery says the team relies on local talent and urges community support.
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