Trotsky Planned 10 Use Riots in Paris for Self Rule
Paris April 18 A sensational plot by Leon Trotsky to use February riots to install a personal dictatorship in France was revealed by his party organ authorities disclosed today A manifesto issued by the exiled Russian leader urged an armed workers militia and a vast proletarian alliance to wage war on the streets The government moves to expel Trotsky are expected and secret police indicate he may seek asylum in the United States or Spain amid talks of a Fourth International
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Leon Trotsky
France
Paria
Trotsky
Ths
Secret Service
United States
Spain
University Women Association Meets Friday in Asheville
The North Carolina division of the American Association of University Women holds its seventh annual conven tion in Asheville Friday and Saturday with 200 delegates expected. The division board meets Friday morning, a motor tour and tea follow, a banquet opens the first general session, and Miss Jeanette S. Kelly of Williamsburg, Virginia, serves as principal speaker. A college reunion breakfast and a final business session occur Saturday at Pisgah Forest Inn with officer elections after lunch.
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Asheville
North Carolina
American Association of University Women
Jeanette
Kelly
Williamsburg
South Atlantic
Association
Pisgah Forest Inn
Whither Guilford Is Sykes Topic in Chapel Talk
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Centr Friends church High Point spoke at Guilford College chapel on Whither Guilford questioning civilization’s materialist busyness. He said college life reflects a universal reaction toward discouragement and urged students to develop strength to withstand stresses of modern life.
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Guilford College
Guilford
Tom A. Sykes
Centr Friends Church
High Point
Syken
Rural Mail Carriers Record Keeping Initiative
Beginning May 1 for the first 15 days rural route carriers must record daily mail pieces handled the stamp value attached to mail collected for dispatch, the number of stamps sold, and money orders issued. The record also shows mail delivered and collected totals. the directive appears in the current Postal Bulletin.
Heat Controlled Pads Transform Permanent Wave Process
Modern permanent waves are quicker and quieter with heat controlled pads that wrap around hair on rods. The pads are dipped in a chemical solution, warm instantly, and complete in about ten minutes with no machine required. Operators can visit homes, aiding invalid or homebound clients.
Japan vows to resort to force if needed to keep peace in East Asia
Tokyo officials say Japan will act to preserve tranquility in East Asia and determine if foreign efforts to aid China threaten peace. The restatement of policy prompts diplomats to seek full details, with Western powers interpreting it as a hands off China stance.
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Tokyo
Foreigh Office
Japan
East Asia
China
Nippon
United States
Posture and motherhood advice from 1930s guidance column
A reader recalls old soldier posture drills and learns about good posture for children from the U S Department of Labor publication. The piece shares maternal challenges and practical answers on parenting, feeding a two year old, and balancing work with child care.
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Buddy
Wadeworth
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Dept. of Labor
Washington, D. C
Dr. Richardson
Drunken Drivers Arrests Rise in March in North Carolina
Raleigh reports 73 drunken drivers arrested on state highways in March down from February 75 but above January 61, reflecting continuing enforcement across the state.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Campaign manager Josiah C. Kittrell cited in Zoll leoter bid
Josiah C. Kittrell of Henderson is noted as the famed campaign manager for Jere P. Zollleotfer, Democratic nominee hopeful for Congress in the fourth district.
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Raleigh
Josiah C. Kittrell
Henderson
Jere P. Zollleotfer
Gardner elected president of NC college student government
Marshall Gardner of Greensboro won the student government presidency in the NC college elections defeating Claude Carrow of Kinston by a narrow margin. The article notes ships stores stock about 38,500 commodities from eight ton anchors to tiny screws aboard a first class battleship.
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Marshall Gardner
Greensboro
N. C. College
Claude Carrow
Kinston
Mrs Jessie Touhy Case Baffles Asheville Police
Mrs Jessie Touhy wife of a Chicago gangster faces federal questions as Asheville officials debate bringing her to trial. Indicted in the Charlotte mail robbery case, she surrendered in Chicago on April 5 and waived examination amid shifting statements from Chicago and federal authorities.
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Asheville
Jessie Touhy
Chicago
Ter
U. S
Marcus Erwin
Erwin
Department of Justice
Touhy
Charlotte
Isaac Costner
Basil Banghart
Mae Blalock
Baltimore
G F C Club to Hear Dr Conrad Talk
Dr. A B Conrad pastor of the First Baptist church will address the G F C club at the Y W C A cottage dinner meeting tonight at 6 30 o clock S T McFarland leads the program with President Irving Smith presiding
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
G. F. C. Club
Y. W. C. A. Cottage
S. T. McFarland
Irving Smith
Performance Under Contract Sought By Insurance Company
New York Life Insurance Company sues John W. Lambeth of Thomasville in Greensboro Superior Court for specific performance of a July 6 contract to buy real estate on North Main Street. Lambeth allegedly refused to complete the purchase.
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Greensboro
John W. Lambeth
Thomasville
The
New York Life Insurance Company
North Main Street
High Point
Lambeth
Music Federation Set to Convene in Wilmington
The North Carolina Federation of Music clubs will hold its annual convention in Wilmington from April 24 to 26. Several hundred club members are expected, with an executive board meeting opening and a state choir festival on the night of April 24 after a church supper. Official sessions run April 25 through April 26 with musical programs arranged for delegates between sessions.
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Wilmington
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Textile Executives Opening Convention in Charleston
A four day annual meeting of the American cotton manufacturers association opened in Charleston South Carolina with leading textile executives gathering. The board of governors planned tonight’s first official event and delegates face trips to Magnolia Gardens harbor forts and historic sites. Mrs Burnet R Maybank wife of Charleston’s mayor hosts a reception for delegates tonight.
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Charleston
8. C
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Board of Governors
Magnolia Gardens
Harbor Forts
Burnet R. Maybank
Methodist W M A In Annual Conclave
Kinston April 18 reports from committees and secretaries marked the second day of the annual meeting of the women's missionary society of the North Carolina conference Methodist Episcopal Church South. Sessions are at Queen Street church with noon worship led by Mrs A B Smith of Nashville. Officers to be elected tomorrow. memorial services mark Friday's close.
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Kinston
Women’s Missionary Society of the
North Carolina Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Queen Street Church
A. B. Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Election Board Acts On Protest Saturday
RALEIGH April 18 The state elections board will meet here Saturday to consider a protest against the candidacy of W L Ward of Worthville for the Republican nomination for utilities commissioner. The protest, filed by Stanley Winborne Democratic incumbent, claims Ward failed to meet filing requirements. If upheld, no Republican primary will be needed since Calvin Zimmerman Raleigh is the only other GOP candidate. Winborne will face E C Macon Asheville for re nomination in the Democratic primary.
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Raleigh
State Elections Board
W. L. Ward
Worthville
Stanley Winborne
Ward
State Board of Elections
Winborne
Calvin Zimmerman
E. C. Macon
Asheville
Negro Desperado Is Picked Up In Durham
Durham April 18. After nearly a week of freedom Jack Sunshine Jones 21 a negro inmate of the state insane asylum was captured last night by police He was identified by K Pr Lewis a cotton textile manufacturer as the man who entered Lewis s bedroom Monday and escaped with money Police said Jones may face burglary charges or be turned over to state authorities
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Durham
Jack (Sunshine) Jones
Asatute Insane Asylum
K. Pr. Lewis
Jones
Full Feeling After Meals From Black-Draught
Mr Archie W Brown of Fort Green Florida reports relief after meals using Thedford s Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative. He says taking it when feeling dull from eating hastily helps the digestion. Children like the syrup, the ad notes.
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Thedford
Archie W. Brown
Fort Green
Fla
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