State aids North Carolina meat standards and labor strategy
North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner Kerr Scott assured the Fayetteville Kiwanis Club that hamburgers will be sulfite free and protected under state inspection laws. He praised sulfite elimination as raising meat quality and explained court decisions affecting highway and property actions. The piece notes new campaign heads in Raleigh and a labor meeting shaping the gubernatorial race.
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Henry Averill Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
Kerr Scott
Faytteville Kiwanis Club
Lemon Juice Remedy for Rheumatic Pain Quick Relief
An old home remedy promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic arthritis or neuritis. The ad claims rapid improvement within hours and offers a money back guarantee if no relief, noting availability at Mann's Eckerd's Walgreen's and other drugstores.
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Mann's
Eckerd’s
Walgreen's
Reich Planes Raid Sparks Coastal Sea Front Alarm
Lights and the flash of guns drew scores of coastal residents to the sea front as Reich planes raided from the northeast. British fighters and anti-aircraft guns engaged in an hour long fight that ended as abruptly as it began.
Governor Hoey Signals Support for Hull in Roosevelt Dilemma
Governor Hoey hinted at a very good reason to believe President Roosevelt would back Hull but offered no details. Secretary Hull announced he would not seek any political office. North Carolina Roosevelt supporters saw little difference with Hoey and stressed nationwide party momentum. Hoey said he received more letters endorsing his Hull stance than any prior time in office.
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Roosevelt
Hull
North Carolina
Hoey
Nine Warships Downed in Norwegian Losses Confirmed
The article reports Norway acknowledging three warships sunk as part of nine total ships lost in the conflict. The 26-ship tally includes admitted losses plus other vessels verified by neutrals or eyewitnesses.
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Norway
Inquiry Panel Seeks Extra Funds for Election Probe
Chairman Gillette said the inquiry committee will request an additional 45000 dollars, raising the approved total from 30000 dollars for its election policing work.
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Washington
Gillette
D-Iown
German Occupation Expands as Norway Struggles For Control
German experts estimate 40 percent of Norway’s 3 million people live in occupied areas covering about 12 500 square miles as Berlin advances from Oslo toward the Swedish border. In Narvik, British losses mount while Norway’s mobilization falters. Hitler’s birthday is celebrated with rallies, youth marches, and metal junk drives across occupied regions.
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Narvik
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Reich
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von Falkenhorst
Prague
Slovakia
Poland
Krakow
Allies report Norwegian landings near Namsos Molde and Laerdal
Swedish reports describe Allied landings of French and British divisions totaling about 30 000 to 40 000 men at Namsos Molde and Laerdal as possible jump off points for drives on Bergen Trondheim. Germans rush troops toward Levanger as fighting looms near Narvik Trondheim and Oslo.
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Norway
Namsos
Molde
Laerdal
Bergen
Trondheim
Narvik
Levanger
Steinkjer
Germany
MD Stavanger
Britain
Sweden
Oslo
Rauma
FDR Defends New Deal Ahead of Election Campaign
President Roosevelt in Georgia Hall at Warm Springs argues campaigns are split into three weak fronts. He accuses Republicans of fear mongering about war, cites GOP scandals since the Civil War, and says promises of job gains and tax cuts are vague. He urges liberal progress and youth support for a renewed New Deal.
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Georgia Hall
Georgia Warm Springs Infantile Paralysis Foundation
GOP
Republican Party
Treasury
America
Young Peole
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Mr. Roosevelt
Little White House
Pine Mountain
Washington
Ohio Floods Floods Persist as Roads Close and Rivers Rise
Streams feeding the Ohio River kept rising in Ohio and western Pennsylvania with receding levels in West Virginia Kentucky and Indiana. Roads were impassable at 22 points in southern Indiana and 83 places overall. Governor Bricker mobilized state agencies to aid flood sufferers while the Red Cross began setting up food kitchens. Local weather forecasts predicted fair weather for Ohio and light rain in Pittsburgh and northern West Virginia. The passage also notes a miscued line about Sogne Fjord in Norway.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio
West Virginia
Ohio River
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Pittsburgh
John W. Bricker
The
Red Cross
Tragic Train Wreck Claims York State Veterans
Engineer Jesse Hart of Albany and fireman J Y Smith of Schenectady died in a night wreck when a locomotive derailed and toppled seven Pullmans near the New York State Barge Canal. A baggage car and mail car remained intact while rescue teams and Red Cross workers rushed to aid survivors.
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Jesse Hart
Albany
Central
J. Y. Smith
Schenectady
A. A. Hill
New York State Barge Canal
Red Cross
Allies Push Southward In Snowbound Norwegian Offensive
Allied forces advance through the snow covered Norwegian highlands toward German positions near Trondheim while coastal bases serve as staging areas. German claims of sinking transports are branded untrue by the admiralty and war office.
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War Office
Army
Royal Navy
Royal Air Force
Trondheim
Norway
France
Chasseurs d'Alpines
India
Oslo
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