Josephus Daniels Memoirs to be Published by UNC Press
University of North Carolina will publish the memoirs of Josephus Daniels in four volumes. Volume One covers his early life, family, and wartime memories in a North Carolina town bombed during the Civil War.
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Thomasville Court Convicts Man in Non-Support Case
In Thomasville Municipal Court Charles Oscar Everhart of Winston Salem was found guilty of abandonment and non support with a four year prayer for judgment suspended if he pays 8.00 monthly for the children. Several others faced charges including driving without a license and city license infractions.
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Widow Confesses Poison Slayings in Insurance Scam
Philadelphia reports 44 year old Mrs Carina Favato a widow pleads guilty to poisoning three people for insurance funds. She admitted killing her stepson Philip Ingrao 17 and his father Charles plus Giuseppe di Martino, defrauding about 28000 dollars. A doctor testified she claimed the boy was treated by a hex doctor.
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Totalitarians Can't Stand a Long War Says Reynolds
Senator Reynolds of North Carolina warned that totalitarian states lack the resources for a long war. He argued Germany could not endure another war of four and a half years unless it gains access to Eastern Europe wheat and oil, speaking at a Princeton Harvard Yale student conference.
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LAST CENTURY AUTHOR 1 6 Pictured American author
A compact puzzle fragment lists numbered clues across topics from literature to anatomy. It interleaves definitions with hints like Pictured American author and vertical cues, suggesting a cross numbering grid for a historical word puzzle.
Army to Expand Military Intelligence Division
Washington officials say the army plans to enlarge its G-2 unit from 88 to 102 officers. Secretary Woodring asked Congress for authority to raise a general in charge of reporting and counter espionage, moving the post from colonel to general. Colonel B R Warner McCabe currently heads the division and retires next year.
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Extra 2 Percent Tariff on German Goods Takes Effect
Washington reports an additional 2 percent tariff to be imposed at dawn on German imports as part of countervailing duties tied to Germany's export subsidies. Officials note uncertainty on impact while a rush of importers seeks to ship before the measure begins. Trade last year showed US purchases from Germany at 64.54 million dollars and German sales to the US at 307.59 million. The levy is tentative and will be adjusted after subsidy calculations by New York and Washington teams.
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Goering Hurls Flowers in Monte Carlo Battle
Marshal Goering and Frau Goering visited Monte Carlo with friends to attend a flower battle. Goering joined in, throwing flowers with great animation before the party returned to San Remo in the evening.
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Baby survives fall as soft ground cushions injury
Spring rains save a Cedar Rapids baby. Jeffrey Soboda, 19 months, fell from a second story window and landed on his head but was only bruised due to soft ground from recent showers.
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Barmaids in Capetown Demand Higher Wages
In Capetown, South Africa, barmaids seek a weekly wage of 30 dollars to match bartenders. The city banned barmaids in 1928, but 40 former employees who had served 12 months were allowed to continue. All 40 are now requesting higher pay.
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Millionaires Gain in Britain in 1936 37
Britain's millionaires increased in the 1936 37 year according to the Inland Revenues report. The number earning above $200 000 rose from 529 to 539, with total millionaire incomes growing by ten individuals.
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