Hitler Birthday Parade Marks German Might in Berlin
On Hitler’s 49th birthday April 20 in Berlin picked German units paraded before the Fuehrer. Austrian soldiers joined the display as Germany celebrated the Reichsführer amid demonstrations of weaponry and foreign military attaches. Hugh Wilson attended among cheering crowds as snow fluttered between sun breaks.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Berlin University
Hugh Wilson
United States
Hitler’s Fifties Rise Tied to Nazi Youth Power
Article notes Adolf Hitler entering his fiftieth year while crediting the Nazi youth as the political backbone of his movement. It traces his early life from Austrian village to Vienna and Munich, his WWI service, joining the German Workers Party, evolution into the Nazi, and his ascent to chancellor by 1933, highlighting youth influence and propaganda.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Bavaria
Hitler
Adolf
Vienna
Munich
German Workers Party
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Republic
Europe
Optometrists Convene in Winston-Salem May 8 to 13
The North Carolina Society of Optometrists holds its first annual convention in Winston Salem at the Robert E. Lee Hotel from May 8 through 13. A golf tournament occurs May 9, with lectures on Controlled Reading and Stereo-ophthalmology, ocular pathology, basic orthoptics, and school reading disabilities.
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North Carolina Society of Optometrists
Winston, Salem
Robert
A. M. Skeffington
Chicago
Illinois
John D. Perry
Wineston Salem
Henry B. Day
Raleigh
Deorethy Calhoun
Forest City
B.C Pierce
Gastonia
G. C. Hodgina
Preasiey © Wilson
Charlotte
Dynamite Found in Coal Halted Potter’s Hazardous Find
Ira Potter nearly tossed a shove of coal when a foreign object appeared in his stove. Closer inspection revealed a stick of dynamite apparently left in a coal chunk from the mine, not yet exploded.
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Audubon
Ira Potter
Maxports estimate the hen population of England
Maxports estimates place the hen population in England at about 60 000. The figure highlights poultry numbers in agricultural reporting, citing count levels and regional distribution implications.
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England
Photographing Against the Light for Silhouettes and Portraits
This guide explains backlighting and silhouettes using sun or lamps. It covers lens shade use, sun position, exposure adjustments, reflectors, and sky filters to brighten faces while darkening the sky. It suggests practical tricks like a sun shade hood and shade from a tree.
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Lght
Clergy urged democracy and study at Mt Vernon Baptist lecture
Rev White urged church officers to serve laymen rather than rule them and ministers to study and prepare thought provoking sermons. After his lecture a chicken dinner followed in the Mt. Vernon Baptist church lecture room, with trustees hosting and inviting all city trustees. Birthday party honored Will Williamson at 1507 East Lee Street with games and a meal for friends and relatives.
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White
Mt. Vernon
Lillie Williamson
East Lee Street
Will Williamson
Henry Nebest
Edward Smith
Ira Simpson
Myrtle Barringer
Ida Staton
Alice Eccles
Hattie Boulware
Anna Louise Barringer
Ruth Barringer
Jewell Knox
Emma Ruth Phifer
Funeral Services For Mary Welborn Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Welborn widow of Fletcher Welborn were held at the Hoover Funeral Home at 11 this morning. She died at her home 912 Hoover Street and interment was to follow in Greenhill Cemetery.
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Miss Pearl Adderton
First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
Miss Adderton
Hoover Street
Doris Adderton
Greenhill Cemetery
Mary Welborn
Hoover Funeral Home
Fletcher Welborn
Thanking Friends After Death of Nettie Brown
Mr. and Mrs. James Bost express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of their sister Nettie Brown. They acknowledge flowers and thoughtful support from friends.
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Nettie Brown
James Bost
Dr Whitten Returns To Office After Illness
Dr. C T Whitten has recovered from illness and returned to his medical practice at the office.
Mt Vernon Willing Workers Meet Thursday Evening
The Willing Workers club at Mt. Vernon Baptist church will gather in the church lecture room at the regular meeting hour on Thursday evening.
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Mt. Vernon
Willing Workers Club
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Spring Revival Opens Tonight
The First Baptist Church at East Washington and Hobson Streets begins its spring revival tonight with Dr. W T Young of Paulsboro New Jersey delivering his first message. Services start slightly later each evening to accommodate workers, and a chorus directed by O K Simmons provides music.
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First Baptist Church
East Washington
Hobson Streets
W. T. Young
Paulsboro
N. J
Young
O. EK. Simmons
Fisher R. Mason
Card of Thanks for Niomia Roy
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of Niomia Roy. Appreciation for floral offerings from Char ley Roy and family Mrs. Florence Strain and children.
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Niomia Roy
Charley Roy
Florence Strain
Mystery Tombstone Mirrors Ancestor Burial Ground
Dr Robert Connor of Owensboro Kentucky crossed into Indiana on a possum hunt. He tripped into a hole and by lantern light found a tombstone bearing his own name, marking a burial ground for four ancestors.
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Rome
Ind
Robert Connor
Owensboro
Ohio River
Indiana
Connor
Easter Egg Hunt at St Mark Church School draws 150 children
Miss Willie Mae Lee of Greensboro and Mrs Minnie Henry of Winston Salem were weekend guests of Miss Wilhelmenia Dukes of 1312 East Washington. Mrs Ella Tyson Robinson moves to Baltimore to make her home. Mrs Myrtie Barringer and family spent Easter in Kanapolis and Concord. At Mark’s Easter Egg Hunt the St Mark Church School held its annual event at William Penn high school campus with over 150 Sunday school children participating. O E B Davis, superintendent, led the program and nest of eggs prize.
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Willie Mae Lee
Greensboro
Minnie Henry
Winston-Salem
Wilhelmenia Dukes
East Washington Street
Ella Tyson Robinson
Baltimore
Myrtie Barringer
Kannapolis
Concord
Mark
Church School of 8
Mark M. E. Church
William Penn High School
St. Mark Church School
O. E B. Davis
Rev J C White Addresses Mt Vernon Baptist on Duty of Officers
Rev J C White, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Winston Malem, spoke at Mt Vernon Baptist Church Tuesday evening on The Duty of Church Officers. The sermon covered roles and responsibilities within church leadership.
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J. C. White
First Baptist Church of
Winston, Malem
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Rev. White
Algernon Clapp dies in fatal river bridge wreck
Philadelphia reports the death of Algernon R. Clapp a 42 year old prominent attorney who plunged sixty feet from a west Philadelphia Schuylkill river bridge into the Reading railroad track area. His body was found pinned beside the automobile wearing pajamas and a bathrobe. Family said he left his Mawr home shortly before the accident to take a drive amid insomnia concerns. In 1926 Clapp was born to a U S senate committee relating to the nomination of the late William S which was refused a seat by the senate.
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Philadelphia
Algernon R. Clapp
Cally
Schuylkill River
Reading
Clapp
Benear
Suburban Mawr
U. S. Senate
William S&s
Senate
Pawson wins historic Boston AA Marathon chase
Leslie Pawson of Pawtucket Rhode Island won the Boston Marathon in 2 35 24 5 leading Pat Dennis of Baltimore by a fifth of a second among 178 starters. He broke from John Kelley Arlington after 18 miles and finished ahead as Kelley faded. An expert notes American runners face larger ankles and feet due to new athletic footwear.
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Leslie Pawson
Boston
Pawtucket
Hopkinton
Pat Dennis
Baltimore
Pawson
Joh Kelley
Arlington
Newton Pawson
Dennis
Kelly
Artton
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