Local Southeastern Weather Report Draws Mild Overnight Skies
Fall remains mild in North and South Carolina with tonight warmer, Saturday cloudy. Hatteras to Jacksonville expects gentle to moderate south winds shifting to southeast, with overcast skies tonight and Saturday.
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Jacksonville
Charlotte
Weather Bureau
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Asheville
Eater
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Augusta
Birmingham
Charleston
Chicago
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Denver
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Evanaville
Galveston
Greensboro
Little Rock
Angeles
Ile
Eeereesseeres
Mr Mitchell
New York
San Francisco
Wilmington
Longshoremen Back On Jobs Amid Labor Rift
The National Longshoremen's union split from the American Federation of Labor with clashes at Janesville GM plants as workers halted the Chevrolet frame line over alleged union bias. AFL President William Green called for a May 18 conference in Cincinnati to unite labor while CIO rebels faced suspension and legal actions loomed for 19 Lewiston shoe factories affecting 6,400 workers.
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National Longshoremen's Union
American Federaon
Janesville
Wis
General Motors
Chevrolet
Federation-Cio
William Green
A. F. of L
Cincinnati
Forces of Labor
America
Lewis
A. F. of
L.ford
Executive Council
Washington
Green
Lewiston
Lewiston- Auburn
Washington to probe case of Helmut Hirsch
The state department announced it has taken up the case of Helmut Hirsch an American citizen convicted in Germany of high treason and sentenced to death. He is understood to be scheduled for execution within the next several days.
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Washington
State Department
Helmut Hirsch
Germany
Hirsch
Spring Over High Point in Dogwood Time
A vivid Carolina scene described from the air contrasts red clay fields, green crops, white clapboard houses, and dogwood blossoms. Emerywood and Lindale dairy area are praised for spring scenery, with golf, gardens, and quiet streets beneath blooming trees.
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Margot
California
Florida
Charleston
Carolina
Benigh
Emerywood
Lindale
Asheboro Legion Auxiliary Picnic Planned for May 18
Asheboro April 23. The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Harris Birkhead home to announce the annual picnic held jointly with the local Legion post. The event will occur May 18 if conditions are favorable. Poppy Day is set for May 29 with 2,000 poppies ordered by Mrs. F. G. Newsom.
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Asheboro
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Harris Birkhead
B. M. Weston
F. G. Newsom
J. G. Crutchfield
Salisbury
Weston
J. W. Wolfe
Greensboro
Birkhead
Moss Talks at Kiwanis Meet in High Point
H P Water Works superintendent H Moss spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on water collection filtration testing and distribution plus monthly samples to the state health department. The club elected G E Klanderman and R M Cowan as Kiwanis convention delegates with alternates G H Kearns and R D Dizon. Visitors included John Womack and Paul J Fuller. Lee Schaner welcomed as a new member.
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High Point
Kiwanis Club
State Health Department
G. E. Klanderman
R. M. Cowan
Kiwanis
Indianapolis
G. H. Kearns
R. D. Dizon
Lee
Schaner
Wilson
John Womack
Paul J. Fuller
Duke Wins Philadelphia Relay Preliminary Heat
Duke sprint quartet wins second heat in the 440 yard college relay event at the Pennsylvania relay carnival in Philadelphia. Time 43.1 seconds. the performance trails faster teams and keeps the meet open.
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DUKE
Philadelphia
Negro given 16 months on two counts in county court
Ben Lassiter of Taylor street received 10 months on the county roads for assault and six months for simple assault, to run concurrently with the liquor violation term after police found white liquor in a coal shed while serving an assault warrant. Additional cases included Mounce eight months on roads and Johnson six months on roads.
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Taylor Street
Lewis B. Teague
Munnicipal Court
Ben
Bob Mounce
South
Hamilton Street
Fred Williams
Simon Johnson
Downing Street
Orville Cook
State Street
Local Sears Store Not Named In Action Filed Here
A lawsuit filed against Sears Roebuck and company is traced to a Wilmington unit contract, not the High Point store. Local manager W W Carroll sought details after papers were not served on him, learning the action concerns a contractual arrangement rather than the High Point shop.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Southern Oil Transportation Company
W. W. Carroll
Foreign lecturer sows vivid WWI gas attack memories
A former World War I gas attack victim-lecturer captivates audiences by recounting his experiences. The report notes a competition narrowing finals to the fastest teams with Duke edging Yale by a narrow margin.
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Ers
Duke
Yale
City Officials Hold Talks With Southern Railroad
City Manager E M Knox City Attorney Grover H Jones and Councilman E LeRoy Briggs continued talks with Southern Railroad officials in Washington DC. Progress reported on final agreement with many issues settled and a conclusion expected tonight or tomorrow. Briggs joined from New York for the discussions.
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Grover H. Jones
E. LeRoy Briggs
Southern Railroad Company
Washington, D. C
Knox and
Jones
Briggs
New York
Jackson to lead Lee and Sanford teachers group
Jackson will head teachers from Lee county and Sanford city schools with Claude F. Gaddy as secretary. Clyde A. Erwin opened with a round table on new laws and T D Martin warned education bill passage may be doubtful. Dr Julian Miller spoke at the morning session. A Duke stadium evening session, band parade, festival concert, and a 5000 strong pageant will follow. Officers to be elected at tomorrow’s final session.
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Sanford
Claude F. Gaddy
Raleigh
Clyde A. Erwin
General Assembly
T. D. Martin
National Education Association
Julian Miller
The
Charlotte Observer
Duke University Stadium
College Netters Defeat Atlan In Close Tennis Match
Wilson April 23. E Point college beats Atlantic Christian Jers 4 to 3 in a tight meet. Armfield defeats Ply 6 4 3 6 4. Setzer defeats Ab 3 6 6 4 3 6. Hudson defeats 8h 6 3 4 6 7 5. Hinshaw defeats Ki 7 5 6 4. Cooper defeats She 8 6 2 6 10 8. Plyer and Abbitt defeat Armfield and Setzer 6 4. Hudson and Kirby defeat Short and Hinshaw 2 6 6 2.
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E Point College
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Armfield
Ply
Setzer
Hudson
ACC
Hinshaw
Cooper
She
Plyer
Abbitt
Kirby
Short
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