Lindbergh’s transformation from hero to world figure
Milton Bronner traces Charles A. Lindbergh from the celebratory hero of 1927 to a polarizing and influential figure in 1939. The piece covers his exile to England, high society ties, flights and tours, the 1937 Munich era, medical pump work with Carrel, honors from Nazi Germany, and disputed influence on European policy and arms plans.
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Milton Bronner
NBA
Lindy
United States
Paris
Stern
Charles A. Lindbergh
Linville funeral moved to Thursday in Kernersville
Funeral services for C. Linville, a Kernersville resident, were postponed from Tuesday to Thursday at 11 a.m. at Kernersville Baptist Church. The delay followed a late arrival of his brother William Linville of Independence Kansas. Rev. C W Glosson leads with assistance from local pastors. Interment in Kernersville Cemetery.
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Kernersville
C. L.inville
Kernersville Baptist Church
William Linville
Independence
Kansas
C. W. Glosson
E. L. Kirk
Walter Allen
C. A. Brown
C. B. Way
Kernersville Cemetery
Carroll to Address Thomasville Hi Y Dinner
C F Carroll, superintendent of High Point schools, will speak at the Thomasville Hi Y Club Father and Son Banquet scheduled for Thursday at seven oclock in the Woman s Club building. About 200 members fathers and guests are expected.
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Thomasville
Woman's Club
C. F. Carroll
High Point
Belgian Industrialists Demand Government Action to Cut Costs
Industrialists in Belgium call on the government to implement measures to lower operating costs affecting manufacturing and commerce. They seek relief on energy, tariffs, and regulatory burdens to boost competitiveness.
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Belgium
Public urged to back fight against cancer and four diseases
Mrs. Geddie Strickland of the Women's Field Army appeals for public support in combating cancer, infantile paralysis, syphilis, and tuberculosis. She cites 1937 figures on cases and deaths, notes underfunded education and research, and urges universal awareness and funding to reduce cancer mortality.
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Geddie Strickland
Women’s Field Army
United States
Field Army
U. S. Bureau of Census
U.S. Public Health Service
American Society For the Control of Cancer
Nation Tuberculosis Association
American Social Hygiene Association
U. S. Public Health Service
Conference of Public Health Officers
Washington, D. C
National Tuberculosis Association For Health Education
Women's Field Army
Field Army Ar
Louis I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Will Elect Baptist Deacons At Thomasville Church Sunday
The First Baptist Church will elect deacons after Sunday service. Ten of the listed nominees will win seats on the board, with a pool of sixteen candidates to serve next term. Returning incumbents include Lacy Cameron Dr. R W Crews E A Pegg L A Bruton E B Gantt and Z V Crutchfield.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
B. E. White
Howard Stinson
A. J. Owens
John A. Jones
C. C. Freeman
W. E. Crofts
H. W. Beck
Mise Lois Johnson
R. G. Jennings
R. S. Green
W. P. Westmoreland
L. E. Teague
J Mie. Stone
Cyda Stone
J. Perryman
A. T. Peace
J. C. Lloyd
J. M. Hayes
L. W. Hansell
W. L. Collett
Lacy Cameron
Dr. R. W. Crews
E. A. Pegg
L. A. Bruton
E. B. Gantt
Z. V. Crutchfield
Winston Little Theatre Drama Program Presented Tonight
The Winston Little Theatre in Winston-Salem presents two one act plays at the Main Street High School auditorium under the Thomasville Woman's Club Fine Arts Department. Wrycliffe McCracken's Vengeance in Leka features Mrs Herbert Bryant Peyton B Abbott Ralph Farr Douglas Angel Howard Parker Ken Wilson Mary Lib Abbott Martha Stoney. The group also brings Centenary Church Young People's Dramatics to perform Thornton Wilder's The Happy Journey directed by Clarke Billings. Program begins at 8:15 sharp.
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Thomasville
The
Little Theatre
Winston- Salem
Main Street High School
Thomasville Woman's Club
Elmina Hearne
Wrycliff McCracken
Leka
Herbert Bryant
Peyton B. Abbot
Ralph Farr
Douglas Angel
Howard Parker
Ken Wilson
Mary Lib Abbott
Martha Stoney
Young People’s
Centenary Church
Clarke Billings
Thornton Wilder
UNC Students Hold Annual Peace Demonstration
At Chapel Hill on April 19 students at the University of North Carolina staged their yearly peace demonstration. Carl Thompson, assistant director of the National Youth Administration of North Carolina, was the principal speaker.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Carl Thompson
National Youth Administration of North Carolina
Revival preacher declares Christ only hope for nations
Rev. McK. R. Long, visiting evangelist at South Side Baptist Church, argues Simon Peter's confession proves Christ as the sole satisfier of souls and the only path to peace. He warns against social gospel ideas and urges a revival of knowledge of Christ to prevent war, ending with calls for deeper faith.
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Simon Peter
John
McK. R. Long
South Side Baptist Church
Christ
Guam
Honolulu
Malta
Canary Islands
Peter
Rail Lease Discussions Noon Raleigh Meeting
Governor Hoey will meet with Atlantic and North Carolina Rail Road directors and stockholders to consider lease proposals. Aberdeen's Henry A. Page Jr offers at least 56000 yearly rent, while Sanford's H P Edwards bids at least 60500 per year.
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Raleigh
Hoey
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
Henry A. Page, Jr
Aberdeen
H. P. Edwards
Sanford
Germany Targets Reallocation of Employed Workers
Germany focuses on sifting and redistributing workers already employed to meet labor needs.
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Germany
Manchuria launches five year program for resource exploitation
The government unveils a five year plan to exploit basic resources in Manchuria under strict state control, outlining targets and oversight to ensure steady extraction and revenue.
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Manchuria
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