Weather Ahead For North Carolina And Coastal Areas
Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with light rains this afternoon and in east portion tonight. Fresh northeast winds, possibly strong inland, with overcast skies and scattered showers from Sand Hook to Hatteras. Coastal winds from Hatters to Jacksonville shift to northerly later. temperatures move cooler in central regions.
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North Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
South Portion
Jacksonville
North Portion
Democratic precinct workers meet at party HQ
Democratic precinct workers are to gather this evening at 7 30 at the party headquarters on West Commerce Street, according to an announcement made this morning.
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Party
West Commerce Street
Chicago Produce Prices and Rates Noted in Market Brief
Chicago April 28 butter overall activity firmer with 881,788 pounds traded. Creamery butter at 92 score 22 percent, 92 at 21 percent, 99 at 21 percent, 89 at 21 percent, 88 at 20 percent, and 90 cent emotional centralized carrots at 21 percent.
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Chicago
Altercation With Warden Costs Trio of Men
Three hunters faces in Municipal Court for a tense encounter with a game warden ended with guilty pleas to disorderly conduct. Cecil Stack A M Shields and Paul Shields faced fines covering court costs and a special game warden fee after abusive language and threats with firearms during a license check.
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Cecil Stack
A. M. Shields
Paul Shields
Charles Hall
Meredith Street
Hugh Payne
Hall
Robert Coffer
Best Street
J. A. Hipp
Everett McNeil
North
Hamilton Street
L. C. Cutting
Fourth Street
D. C. MacRae
Calvin Parker
East Commerce Street
Carl Watkins
Burton Street
Bert Henson
Nazi Leader Delivers Speech Amid Colonial Demands
Hitler appeared at the Reichstag in cold rain to answer President Roosevelt's April 15 proposals for non aggression pledges. Goering opened the session with tributes and new members from Memel and Bohemia Moravia. The Fuehrer asserted liberation of the German people without bloodshed and denied any plan to invade American territory.
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Hitler
Reichstag
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Kroll Opera House
Opera House
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Reich—Memelland
Bohemia and
Moravia
Reichstad
United States
Europe
Americas
Fuehrer
Hitler Replies to Roosevelt Peace Proposals Highlights
Berlin reports summarize Hitler’s response to Roosevelt including non aggression guarantees with reciprocal terms, German willingness to negotiate on duration, and denial of planned attacks on American territory. He questions Britain’s naval treaty and reiterates Poland tensions and territorial losses. He condemns reparations while stressing territorial claims and urges U.S. to defend only in home defense terms.
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Berlin
Hitler Signals Break With Britain Over Naval Pact
Hitler said Britain has rejected a negotiated dearmament pact by pursuing encirclement. He claimed the 35 percent naval limit is void and the Reich would seek talks, while offering Poland an altered Danzig settlement and a 25 year nonaggression treaty. He reaffirmed Alsace Lorraine guarantees and warned Poland over access to the sea.
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Hitler
Great Britain
England
Germany
Merchants Plan Wednesday Afternoons Closed in Summer
A petition circulated by Asheboro Merchants Association seeks Wednesday afternoon store closings during June July and August. The drive is led by Mrs. Glenn Liske secretary of the association.
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Asheboro
Glenn Liske
Asheboro — Merchants Association
Hitler proposals on Danzig corridor and Polish borders
Adolf Hitler outlined German demands including Danzig as a free state within Germany and a sovereign rail route through the Polish Corridor to East Prussia. He offered in return a final boundary settlement, a two year non aggression pact, and guarantees of Slovakia's independence by Germany, Poland and Hungary, plus Polish economic rights in Danzig and a free harbor. Poland rejected the plan.
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Germany
Poland
Hitler
Danzig
Slovakia
Hungary
League of Nations
Marshal Pilaudski
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Saar
Fuehrer
East Prussia
New Crosley Car Debuts as Low-Priced Convertible Models
Indianapolis April 28 Crosley Jr introduced a new two cylinder automobile with top speed of 50 mph and fuel economy of 50 miles per gallon. The car christened with a gasoline bottle debuted at the Indianapolis Speedway before about 200 Crosley wholesalers and automotive leaders. Priced at 8250 for the four passenger convertible sedan and 8325 for the two passenger convertible coupe.
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Indianapolis
Powel Crosley
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Speedway
Crosley
Agrippas Indecision Sermon At South Side Church
Rev. McK R Long preached on Agrippas Indecision at South Side Baptist Church using Acts 26 28. He warned modern events spur awakening and urged vigilance on a day of world significance. He said God is supreme in history and Christ will rule the heathen world. revival services end Sunday night.
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McK. R. Long
Southside Baptist Church
Agrippa
Paul
Acts
Mr. Long
Christ
God
Improvements for Dix Hill announced contract let
Fire proofing and other improvements for the Dix Hill Hospital Building program will cost 384 067 dollars. The east and south wings and two thirds of epileptic ward buildings will be fire proofed and the rest of the epileptic structures already are. W P Loftis of Charlotte won the general contract with a bid of 309 420 dollars and the work includes an addition to the criminal insane ward.
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Raleigh
Dix Hill Hospital
J. W. Ashby
W. P. Loftis
Charlotte
Greece to Launch U S Direct Steamship Line
After years of effort Greece will operate a direct Piraeus to New York steamship service for 10 years. The Greek government contracts with a shipping firm to run at least eight round trips annually and would subsidize up to $100,000 yearly if profitability remains elusive.
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Greece
U. S
United States
Piraeus
New York
National Steamship Navigation Company of Greece
Democrat Lee Curry Jr. Slated for Party Post Faces GOP Disclosure
Louisvi ll e report says Lee Curry Sr. was slated as secretary of the city and county Democratic committee but was found to be a registered Republican. This discovery could derail his bid for the post.
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Louisville
Lee Curry, Sr
Democratic Committee
Hitler speech not considered reply to FDR
Morning press conference canceled with no reason. Roosevelt will not refer to Hitler's Reichstag speech in opening the New York World’s Fair. Hull noted the speech but no formal comment. some lawmakers called it blustery while others saw cautious peace terms.
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Hitler
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Reichstag
Germany Fuehrer
State Department
Hull
Department
Europe
Senator Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rep. Bloom
D-Ny
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Poland
Building And Loan Men In Conference Opens In Charleston
A two day Southeastern conference session of the United States Building and Loan League began with a breakfast for officers and directors in Charleston South Carolina. The South Carolina league yesterday re elected officers including Frank E Watson J Lee Spratt Herbert Williams and P W Spencer. Executives named R G Childs Mary Horres Louis L Clyburn J W Anderson and Joel L Orse. C K Laroque of Winston Salem spoke and a forum on league problems followed.
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Charleston
D. C
Ipp
United States Building and Loan League
South Carolina Building and Loan League
Frank FE. Watson
Marion
J. Lee Spratt
Fort Mill
Herbert Williams
Columbia
P. W. Spencer
Rock Hill
R. G. Childs
Mary Horres
Louis L. Clyburn
Camden
J. W. Anderson
Anderson
Joel L. Orse
Abbeville
C. K. Laroque
Winston-Salem
Federal Home Loan Bank
City Hall Sells Rat Poison Saturday Afternoon
Rat poison will be sold Saturday afternoon at the city hall from 1 until 4 o'clock, it was announced today.
Government Change Signals War Dept Reorganization
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may reorganize the war and navy departments. Restrictions tighten to protect warplanes and munitions from spying and sabotage. Aliens are discharged from plants. permits now require months with rigid vetting. Confidential warplane counts accompany the first 50 million dollar air corps order as revisions are discussed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
War and Navy Departments
Air Corps
War and Navy Department
Woodring
Swanson
Rooosevelt
Congress
Deaths in Thomasville Widow of Julius Bryant
Mrs. Margaret E. Bryant aged 85 died at her daughter Mrs Bessie Embler home on Thomasville route 2 after several weeks illness. She is survived by four sons Kinney Bryant Shuford Bryant F Labeth and L Lambeth and one daughter Mrs Embler. Funeral at the daughter’s home Friday at 2 PM with interment in Grubb Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Margaret E. Bryant
Bessie Embler
Route 2
Edward M Stanton obituary in Thomasville
Edward Marshall Stanton aged 66 died at his home 1414 Long Street Thursday at two after a two month illness. Born August 22 1872 in Marlboro County D C he was survived by his wife two sons two daughters nine grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 am from the home followed by burial in Hubland's Cemetery Bennettsville S C.
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Edward M. Stanton
Thomasville
Edward Marshall Stanton
Long Street
Mr. Stanton
Marlboro County
D. C
E. G
Sarah Breeden Stanton
Hanie Jones Stanton
L. A. Johnson
Columbia
S. C
Bennetsville
Hubland's
Funeral services for J B Cox in Seagrove
Funeral services for J B Cox 39 of Seagrove who died from injuries suffered while horseback riding last Sunday will be held Saturday at two o'clock from Seagrove Christian church. Rev Talley will conduct with Rev R E Heathe assisting. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by wife Ruth Farlow before marriage two sons J B Cox Jr and Tommy Cox, two sisters Hattie Cox of High Point and Golda Cox of Asheboro, seven brothers Dennie Cox Bryom Elsie Charlie Garland Asheboro Houston and Pearlie Cox of High Point.
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J. B. Cox
Asheboro
Seagrove
Ruth Farlow
Tommy Cox
Hattie Cox
High Point
Golda Cox
Dennie Cox
Pisgah
Bryom
Elsie
Charlie
Garland
Houston
Pearlie Cox
WAR TENSION IN EUROPE LESSENED AFTER ADDRESS
The piece discusses reducing tensions in Europe after a notable address. It argues for German breathing space and requires decisions on return of colonies. The speaker calls for equal global shares of worldly goals and accuses Germany of colonial theft while urging Roosevelt to honor Wilson's promises.
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Europe
Germany
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Haworth to Deliver Main Speech at City Rally
Horace Haworth, High Point attorney and party leader, will give the principal address at a rally ending a week of GOP campaigning for the municipal election. Willis H. Slane headed ticket candidates will speak briefly. Chairman Walter L. York invites both Republicans and Democrats to attend.
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Horace Haworth
High Point
Republican Party
Willis H. Slane
Walter L. York
European leaders react varied to Hitler speech
French officials viewed the address as an anti climax while diplomats warned it could precede a Polish move toward the Soviet Union. In Rome Virgina Gayda praised Hitler as warning against encirclement, and Mussolini listened from Rocca Delle Caminate as Hitler spoke.
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Paris
Hitler
Foreign Office
Poland
Danzig
Edouard Daladier
Georges Bonnet
Grigore Gafencu
Italy
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Rocca Delle Caminate
Reichstag
Berlin
Hitler sends Reichstag speech to U.S. and cancels pacts
Germany hands Adolf Hitler's Reichstag address to the United States embassy in Berlin as official reply to Roosevelt's peace appeal. Raymond Geist receives the text, while charges d'affaires in London and Warsaw deliver memoranda to Britain and Poland canceling the Anglo German naval treaty and the German Polish non aggression pact.
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Germany
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
United States
Roosevelt
Raymond Geist
London
Warsaw
Hitler
Reichstag
Hungary Hails Hitler Peace Hint In Reichstag Talk
Budapest reports Chancellor Hitler praised Hungary as not fearing German power and called for peace. A Hungarian source called the address a definite gesture away from war and noted a sincere wish for peace throughout the speech.
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Hungary
Budapest
Hitler
Reichstag
Fuehrer
Hitler speech eases Romanian fears on Balkans
Rumania reports relief after Hitler's address to the nation. Government circles say there is no reason to fear German military action in the Balkans and that negotiation remains possible despite no general conference.
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Rumania
Bucharest
Hitler
Balkans
Charlottean Dr Dunn Named Presbyterian Trustees Chair
Dr. R A Dunn of Charlotte was elected chairman of the board of trustees of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States and the Presbyterian Foundation at their annual meeting in Charlotte April 28. Reelected were President T S McPheeters vice president P S Gilchrist and secretary treasurer George M Rose, all from Charlotte.
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Charlotte
R. A. Dunn
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
The
Presbyterian Foundation
Dunn
T. 8. McPheeters
P. S. Gilchrist
George
M. Rose
Flighty Students Take Rides at Albuquerque Flight School
In Albuquerque New Mexico a mass aviation flight school offers rides to all area high school students. Teachers report an astonishing drop in class cuts as the new sleek airliner tours the city.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Vets widows to be transferred to old age rolls
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh April 28 Machinery for transferring Confederate veterans widows from state pensions to old age assistance rolls is being set up under Nathan Yelton director of the old age division. The plan hinges on how many widows are moved, with liberal treatment promised and funds matched from federal and county sources to support monthly grants.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Nathan Yelton
Directo
Old Age Assistance Divisio
Department of Public Wefare
Yelton
Remus
Pensi
Accused killer awaits freedom after acquittal
Norwalk Colorado April 28 Harold Hastings 33 a unemployed steelworker was acquitted of a motor man charge by a three judge court. Coletta Schlett widow of the man killed on a blizzardy night January 26 pleads for dismissal of an indictment accusing her of complicity in the death and hopes to regain her seven year old daughter.
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Norwalk, CO
Coletta Schlett
Harold Hastings
Tate
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