Local Weather Outlook for Carolinas and Outer Banks
Mostly cloudy conditions with chances of showers tonight and Friday across North and South Carolina. Cooler in northern areas. Coastal winds from the southeast shifting to northeast in the extreme north. Overcast with scattered showers expected from Hatteras to Jacksonville and Sandy Hook to Watteras with easterly to southeasterly winds.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Watteras
Eouth
Marsh Presides Over Rotary Meeting In Idol Absence
Vice President Everett Marsh leads the Rotary club as President W Chase Idol recovers from surgery in a local hospital. Idol’s progress is reported as satisfactory and he will remain hospitalized for several days. Rotarian Al Klemme returns from Western Europe. program by J Gurney Brogas features soprano Miss Janet Hall and pianist Miss Janet Russell. Visitors include R I Alexander Belmont NC Dr J N Link Newark NJ Paul Weiner New York NY Dr G I Humphries Rev J Clay Madison Harry Abel Mich Point.
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W. Chase Idol
Rotary Club
Everett Marsh
Idol
al Klemme
Europe
J. Gurney Brogas
Janet Hall
Janet Russell
C. Alexander
Belmont
N. C
J. N. Link
Newark
N. J
Paul Weiner
New York
N. Y
G. I. Humphries
J. Clay Madison
Harry Abel
Mich Point
Sluggish Stocks Drift With Small Losses In New York
In New York on April 1 trading showed light volume as utilities rallied and industrials fell. The ticker often halted and many issues remained undiad at the fourth hour while brokers viewed news as hopeful yet waited for clearer signs of a market upturn.
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New York
Teague Brochure Circulated in High Point District
A brochure backing Judge Lewis B. Teague for Congress in the sixth district circulated among High Point residents yesterday. It quotes Teague favoring a minimum wage and a maximum hours bill and states this as his position.
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Lewis BE. Teague
Congress
Sixth District
High Point
Teague
Subway Order Hugger From London Transit Board
The London Passengers Transport Board announces a massive rolling stock order for its subway lines totaling 45 million dollars. The single train would consist of 1,567 cars nearly 16 miles long and include 2,092 traction motors delivering 303000 horsepower.
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Subway
Hugger
London Passengers Transport Board
FDR Invites Ford to Luncheon Talk on Recovery Efforts
President Roosevelt plans a luncheon with Henry Ford and W J Cameron as utilities executives report 3 6 billion dollars behind normal building schedules The administration pushes a recovery program with the RFC ready to fund expansion and a push for state federal taxation of future government securities.
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FDR
Henry Ford
W. J. Cameron
Ford
Jesse H. Jones
William C. Douglas
John W. Hanes
Securities Commission
Jones
House Appropriations Committee
Aubrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Congress
Lewis
John L. Lewis
Middleton
Ohio
Farley
Nassau County
Democratic Club
High School Week Opens at Chapel Hill Meet
The University of North Carolina hosts a high school week with debating track and tennis championship contests. The tennis tournament starts today and track finals are set for tomorrow. Debaters began at 2 p.m. with preliminaries in 16 sections, continuing tonight and tomorrow morning, then final Aycock cup debate tomorrow night at Memorial hall. 268 speakers from 67 schools entered the cup contest debating unicameral state legislatures.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Calina
Memorial Hall
Mrs Alley Nominated for NC PTA Presidency
Winston-Salem April 21 Mrs Doyle D Alley of Jaynesville was chosen by the nominating committee for president of the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers Officers to be elected today and installed tomorrow The session opened with a concert by 120 mothers from across the state Grace Vanke Moore national chairman of music directed by H J Coffield Point ear chair and Mrs Ralph Hodgkin of Greensboro served as planning aid
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Winston-Salem
Doyle D. Alley
Jaynesville
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Grace van Ke Moore
The
Woman's College
H. J. Coffield
Point
Ears
Ralph Hodgkin
Greensboro
Planiat
Japan's Reinforced Drive Retakes Lini
Japan resumes large scale troop movements as a political crisis looms over Premier Konoye amid China campaign tensions. Soldiers bid farewell at home while the premier, back after illness, downplays cabinet changes and calls the China issue central to domestic affairs.
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Japan
China
Fumimaro Konoye
Rio de Janeiro considers ban on horses and mules
Rio de Janeiro city officials push a new ordinance to banish horses and mules as motor traffic grows. Citizens note that mule carts persist for occasional coffee transport despite rising car use.
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Rio
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Statues and Vases Uncovered in Baharia Oasis Temples
In three sixth century B C temples at the Baharia Oasis Middle Egypt archaeologists report well preserved statues vases and wall drawings.
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Baharia Oasis
Middle
Egypt
Guilford GOP Holds Meeting in Guilford County
The Guilford County Republican Executive Committee met in Greensboro to discuss the county slate of candidates. Chair Henderson presided. final action was deferred due to Walter L. York's illness. Filing deadline nears with a slate likely including constables, justices of the peace, and possibly a General Assembly candidate.
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Guilford
General Assembly
Border blockade halts mass exodus as insurgents watch
Spanish frontier guards, acting under orders, sealed a strong blockade along the border preventing the terror-stricken population from fleeing into France. They allowed evacuation of some wounded into Bourg Madame while insurgent pilots reportedly avoided French airspace and did not drop bombs on the French side.
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Catalonia
France
Bourg Madame
Insurgents Drive on Madrid West Front in Civil War
Reporting from the Spanish frontier on April 21 insurgents press a sudden assault on Madrid weakening defenses and pushing into the western outskirts. General Franco’s forces advance toward Madrid’s western suburbs while insurgents link a Mediterranean drive toward Castellon de la Plana and Valencia.
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Madrid
Hendaye
Franco
West Park
Mediterranean
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Jose Miaja
Miaja
Miguel Aranda
Garcia Valino
Ebro
Torreblanca
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point and Morehead
Real estate transfers listed include High Point owner changes on Fairview and South Street and Perth Street. transfers in Morehead Tremont College drive. Cranor Transou trades on East Sycamore and Roseland. and adjacent transfers on Franklin Boulevard and Moon plat.
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High Point Township Home Owners Loan Corporation
Mytrolena L. Graye
Anna L. Jones
Fairview Street
B. A. Blatt
W. Davie
South Street
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Lora Fortune Winslow
Perth Street
David L. Stanton
Nannie W. Garland
Morehead
Cora L. Anthony
B&b. E
Sycamore Street
M. T. Jones
W. F. Allred
Roseland Street
L. Murray
Harry W. Murray
Franklin Boulevard
Mary J. Friddie
Cora Friddie
John Farmer
Victoria Film Plot Stolen at Astor Cinema
Three youths robbed the Astor Cinema in Dublin during peak traffic, seizing the completed film Victoria the Great before its afternoon run. They fled in a car, while Republicans had previewed the picture. Manager screened Young and Innocent instead.
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Astor
Dublin
Ireland
Victoria the Great
Three Moscow Concert Halls Host Opening of Russian Festival
The opening of a Russian classical music festival used three Moscow concert halls to stage performances. The event featured prominent ensembles and attracted local cultural figures and audiences across the city.
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Moscow
Russia
Nye proposes navy aid to munition makers with 42 million cost
Nye argues a defense plan to aid munition makers at 42 million dollars would ease pressures of profit driven armament and curb arms races. Chairman Walsh opposes attaching it as a rider to the naval bill. Barkley may call a Saturday session as 15 to 20 opponents seek speeches.
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Nye
United States
Walsh
D-Mass
Naval Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Sugar cane cutters in Dominican Republic win wage increase
Do minican Republic sugar cane cutters receive wage increases totaling 126000 dollars for the season, with the raise expected to improve earnings for workers.
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Dominican Republic
New York Woman Injured In Wreck Near Jamestown
Mrs. Florence Roslander of New York City was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital for shock bruises and cuts after an automobile accident near Jamestown. Her husband, who drove the car, failed to negotiate a curve and struck a telephone pole. She was brought to hospital by Roonce's ambulance. injuries described as slight.
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Florence Roslander
New York City
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Roslander
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