Duke Receives Asheville Hospital From Dr Carroll
Duke University will use the Asheville hospital as a therapeutic unit for its psychiatry chair. If unprofitable, proceeds from disposal go to Duke Medical Department psychiatry. Dr Carroll remains medical director of Highland Hospital for up to five years under a five year lease to ensure legal setup. August marks Highland Hospital’s 35th anniversary.
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Discredit of FDR plea seen in Hitler's move
The article notes reactions across Europe to FDR’s plea for unity. It reports conciliatory negations from the Netherlands Belgium Switzerland and several Nordic countries while listing other nations said to have given mixed or negative replies.
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Switzerland
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Sweden
Finland
Fuehrer
Rumors Swirl Around Slane Dowdy For Board Posts
Rumors persist that Willis H. Slane and D A Dowdy may be appointed to the High Point power and fireman boards after the election. City hall has offered no official word on vacancies or future appointments amid their prior campaign commitments.
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High Point Board of Power Commission
City Hall
Willis H. Slane
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City council acts on power board appointments
The council has appointed five men to the hydro electric board and will cede control on May 1, reducing urgency for further choices. Slane and Dowdy declined bids, though insiders say they might have accepted if asked, as coalition efforts to place them waned and politics shifted.
Highland Hospital Founded As Duke Unit In Asheville
Highland Hospital Inc of Asheville North Carolina transfers its real estate and equipment totaling more than fifty acres and seven buildings plus 400 acres of mountain wood land developed for occupational therapy to Duke University on April 18 1939. Dr Robert Carroll founder remains medical director and staff of about one hundred continues until full transfer in 1944.
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Britain seeks to shape Nazi public view on Roosevelt appeal
In Budapest observers deem Hungary Yugoslavia and Bulgaria unlikely to answer Britain sent a German language BBC explanation to counter Hitler's questionnaire tactic. Poland and Greece reportedly did not respond and Romania remained silent while Britain planned no further actions.
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Revival at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ Continues
The revival ongoing since last Monday night at the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ will run through Friday night. Visiting evangelist delivers a nightly message from the model prayer with Friday’s focus on hallowed be thy name. Sunday morning sermon titled Thy will be done and evening theme Christian Unity.
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Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Bennett
Plan for World Peace Endorsed by Sec Wallace
Roosevelt urges readiness and unity of peace and preparedness. Secretary Wallace cites farmers winning their fight as the Supreme Court upholds the Agricultural Adjustment Act marketing quotas, praising a sympathetic Congress, President, and Court returning to constitutional grounds.
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Commerce Department Growth Through Hoover Era
The Commerce Department rose in prominence under Herbert Hoover starting in 1921 as a broad fact finding agency aiding business both domestically and abroad. Hoover revitalized the department, peaking staff reached 20 709, then declined to under 14 000 after New Deal expansions in other agencies.
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Laymen Oppose Merger of Three Methodisms
An identifiable laymen's group plans to file suit in Kansas City next week to declare the uniting conference illegal and void. An authoritative source said today.
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Wildcats Dominate N C State 9 3 In Big Five Baseball
Davidson pitchers silenced North Carolina State as the Wildcats out hit the Wolfpack 8 to 14 and capitalized on seven State errors to win 9 to 3 in Raleigh. Barry Griffith led State with three hits while Bill Hand had three for Davidson.
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Rich Debuts in Red Sox Victory Over A’s 5-2
Woody Rich, 22, rookie right-hander from Valdese, beat the Athletics 5-2 in his American League debut. He held Oakland to six hits and fanned one, while Joe Gantenbein led the A’s with three hits, but Boston rode timely hitting to the win.
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Browns Beat White Sox 5 1 in Opening Day
Buck Newsom struck out 10 in a 5-1 Browns win over the Chicago White Sox as St. Louis opened its season. Harland Clift blasted a second inning homer off Ted Lyons, with three more runs in the fourth, and Alex McQuinn added two hits.
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Public moves newest trick of Nazi boss
Foreign dispatches reveal Germany aims to know what sparked talk of nations being endangered. German ambassadors and ministers were said to be instructed to determine if any of the 31 states listed by Roosevelt provided a basis for the President’s action. An informant suggested Hitler anticipated a strong set of replies for a Reichstag speech.
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Horse thefts seen on the rise in Quincy
Quincy police report the first horse theft in years with a shetland pony stolen, suggesting thieves still operate but with fewer opportunities in the frontier town.
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Shielded by a Tobacco Can in Hadley Crash
E. C. Grimes of Hadley credit a tobacco can in his shirt pocket with saving his life after a traffic collision near Worthington. The can deflected a sharp splinter from the steering wheel that jabbed his chest during the crash with a vehicle driven by Russell Jones.
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Melrose Defeats Marsh Nine 5 to 4 in Preseason Test
Melrose rallied with three runs in the last three innings to edge Marsh 5-4 on the Marsh diamond. Brooks hit a home run and H. Haney added Marsh's offense while Cooke paced Melrose with a double and a single contributing to every Melrose scoring drive.
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Derringer Leads Reds Past Pirates 4-2 in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on April 22 Paul Derringer pitched the Reds to a 4-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Derringer held eight scattered hits, Cincinnati collected 10 runs off three Pirates hurlers, and Derringer also contributed six assists in the field. Notable moments included Goodman hitting a home run and multiple two base hits by Waner, Rizzo, Brubaker, and Mueller.
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Giants Rally Past Bees 6 5 In Tight Hun
The New York Giants topped the Boston Bees 6 to 5 at New York. Frank Demaree drove in the decisive run with a three-base day and rookie Manny Salvo held Boston after a rough first. Bill Lohrman earned the win while Errickson took the loss as 17,386 watched.
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Residents flood Blowout school meeting for election day
Residents of the Blowout School District packed into town to see Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs on election day. They petitioned County Superintendent W S Brighton for help promising to appoint a board member in exchange for an election next year.
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Unclear Game Summary With Partial Box Score
The record shows Sewell 2 and Derringer 2 with Blanton taking the loss. Strikeouts list Blanton Sewell Brown Derringer with a combined four for Derringer. Hits indicate Blanton allowed four in 2 2/3 innings Sewell two in 3 1/3 Brown four in 2. Umpires Reardon Goetz and Ballanfant attended 7156 with a 2 hour duration.
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Car crashes into yard prompts brake warning in Weatherford
In Weatherford Oklahoma, garageman Pete Buschman sees a car speed into his yard and telltale brakes fail warning. The driver fled as the car vanished into a ravine. a later shout revealed the vehicle had rolled into a gully. Meanwhile in Ada Oklahoma, Sheriff and Mrs Clyde Kaiser welcome twins, their eighth child and first set of twins, an eight-pound girl, alongside three older daughters and three other children.
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Clyde Kaiser
Mrs Hurd Hears Footsteps In Salt Lake City Hallway
Mrs. M ain Hurd heard footsteps in a Salt Lake City hallway and asked Who's there Nobody answered. Police arrived but Nobody was gone when they reached the scene.
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Main Hurd
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