Weather Forecast For Carolina Coasts And Mountains
North Carolina fair tonight and Saturday with cooler mountain air and cooler north portions. South Carolina fair tonight and Saturday with no major temperature changes. Hatteras to Jacksonville winds moderate southwest fair to partly overcast tonight and Saturday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras winds moderate west with fair weather tonight and Saturday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Missionaries to Talk at First Methodist Church
Rev and Mrs Horace Williams from Kai North China will address the Junior church at First Methodist Protestant Church Sunday at 11 am Their talk aims to inspire and guide youth with their experiences and message.
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Horace Williams
United
Kai
North China
Beer Tax Due May 1 Says State Deputy Revenue Official
W. Bayless state deputy revenue commissioner announced that the beer tax will be due on May 1. He urged timely payment to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
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W. . Bayless
Negro Bound Over In Larceny From Patrolman’s Auto
Municipal court found probable cause in the case of John Holley alias Will Gaskin charged with larceny on two counts. Bond set at 500 dollars after he pleaded guilty to stealing a Colt revolver a blackjack and other articles from patrolman Troutman last November 8. He admitted stealing a salesman’s sample kit valued at 50 dollars on the same day.
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John Holley
Will Gaskin
Holley
P. Troutman
Charlie Johnson
High Point Negro
M. L. Portent
Truck Driver Arrested in Foundling Case In North Carolina
Watson Tuttle Jr of R E Doub Trucking was jailed in Greensboro on charges of separating a child under six months from its parents. A warrant for Rita Lowell of Washington accuses her of surrendering a baby. Local and Washington authorities coordinate for extradition as the infant remains with Forsyth officials.
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Greensboro
Watson Tuttle, Jr
R. E. Doub Trucking Company
Walkertown
Rita Lowell
Washington
Hoey
Tuttle
L. L. Jarvis
Jarvis
South Hill
Norfolk
Salvation Army
Forsyth
City Hydroelectric Case Moves Forward Court Cited
J Paul Williamson and Duke Power with inter vention sue Mayor Gray son and city council members over an April 27 1938 resolution to build an electric light and power plant on the Yadkin river The affiant says defendants continue planning dam reservoir and plant and court action may enjoin further steps The case follows prior injunction and anticipated friendly action to halt the project in court
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Yadkin River
J. Paul Williamson
Duke Power Company
Woman Struck by Truck Injures Elderly Pedestrian
Mrs Annie K Smith 67 of 120 College street was slightly hurt when crossing Main street at Washington during a truck left turn. Driver J W Foust 34 of route 2 High Point cited for reckless driving. vehicle owned by Guilford Machine Works. Accident at 10 oclock.
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Annie K. Smith
College Street
Main
Washington Street
Listing Of Taxes Expected To Set New High Record
Guilford county deputy tax collector Troy R. Short said 10,148 taxpayers had listed by last night and he expected 1,000 more today and 1,500 on Saturday as books close at midnight. A 10 percent penalty applies to late listings and the county building will stay open until midnight Saturday to accept listings. Last year the tally was just under 12,000 with a projected rise of about 600. The office hours extend to 9 p.m. tonight and 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
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Troy R. Short
Guilford County
Short
Britain and France Plan Joint European Peace Effort
The article outlines how Britain and France aim to preserve peace in Europe through combined air and naval power. It notes talks with France's Daladier and Bonnet, potential British air bases in France, shared aircraft plans, and joint supply bases. Economic credits may back French purchases of wheat oil and raw materials to counter German influence in Czechoslovakia and Danubian states.
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Germany
Chamberlain
Viscount Halifax
Daladier
Bonnet
France
Czechoslovakia
Danubian
German Czech agitation heightens as Der Angriff charges plot
Berlin reports Der Angriff a charge by Paul Joseph Goebbels that Czechoslovak army officers plotted a monstrous threat to European peace in Prague. The piece cites a Liberec dispatch alleging a war party plot failed due to a Sudeten German observer, as Berlin waits for Milan Hodza’s radio address to gauge future relations.
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Berlin
der Angrif
Paul Joseph Gobbels
Europe
Liberec
Czechoslovakia
der Angriti
Praha
Socalled
Konrad Henlein
Germany
Milan Hoosa
Upan
Emerywood Apartments Plans Approved For High Point
High Point board of adjustment approves Emerywood Housing Corporation plans for a 60 family unit apartment complex on North Main Street. Construction to begin within three weeks with a three story brick and stone Georgian style building facing a 60 by 340 foot court, offering six five room and 54 smaller units.
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High Point Board of Adjustment
Emerywood
North Main Street
Emerywood Housing Corporation
H. A. Underwood Company of
Raleigh
R. W. Slate
Main Street
Slate
Board of Adjustment
Secretary of State
J. B. Millis
Earl N. Phillips
George T. Wood
New Franco Offensive Expands in Catalonia Sector
Reports say government forces push through a 45 mile wedge to the sea, splitting Catalonia from central Spain as they capture key positions. Insurgent lines North of the Ebro face pressure while Barcelona announces Aranda’s column risks being rolled toward the Mediterranean.
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Cati-Tirng
Albocacer
Franco
Catalonia
Spain
Ebro
Tortosa
Barcelona
Miguel Aranda
Mediterranean
Freedom and Security Goals of National Progressive Party
La Follette outlines a new party in Wisconsin and pledges to reject capitalism socialism racism and communism while building a nationwide movement. He urges organized support in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids and warns of a coming day of reckoning driven by massive debt and stagnant living standards.
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la Follette
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Berle
da Guardia
New York
U. S
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Washington
Rules Committee Halts Wage Hour Bill Over Social Security Changes
The Rules Committee again delays the wage hour bill amid calls for improved social security, pensions, and larger benefits for widows and children. Wood argues the act would create jobs while opponents warn small firms could be forced to close. John L. Lewis condemns any floor delay as a gaffing of the people's representatives.
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Wood
House Rules Committee
Taylor
Tenn
Welch
California
Labor Committee
John L. Lewis
Labor
Peoples Representatives
Moon inhabitants would see Earth far larger and brighter
If humans lived on the moon Earth would appear about four times larger in the sky and roughly eighty times brighter than the Moon looks from Earth, illustrating how proximity changes perceived size and luminosity.
Monsoon Reveals 1863 Bombay Fishing Village Lost to Sea
A 1863 monsoon uncovered a fishing village near Bombay that had been swallowed by the sea, exposing ruins and artifacts as floodwaters receded. The discovery highlights historical coastline changes and maritime livelihoods on the western Indian coast.
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Bombay
India
National balance sheet proposed to stabilize industry and jobs
John W. Hanes, securities commissioner, urges a national balance sheet to align output with demand as bankers and industrial leaders back closer government business coordination. Roosevelt mulls an inner council of business leaders. antitrust policy to be publicized. conservatives push public works control to Jesse Jones. Arnold defends aggressive antitrust stance.
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Washington
John W. Hanes
Securities Commissioner
Administration
Hanes
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Senate
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ickes
PWA
Congress
Thurman W. Arnold
New York
Guard Cleared In Prisoner Death Case
A coroner's jury found guard Douglas Nicholson acted in the line of duty after William Henry Wynn a Black prisoner died during an attempted escape Wynn had been sentenced Monday to 30 days for public drunkenness and disorderly conduct The incident occurred in Washington North Carolina with Wynn dying early yesterday according to the report
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Washington, N. C
William Henry Wynn
Wynn
Douglas Nicholson
Government Answers Henlein Demands in Prague Speech
The government announced its decision on the eight demands presented by Henlein the Nazi leader in Czechoslovakia. The speech delivered last Sunday outlined the response and potential consequences for the troubled border region.
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Henlein
Czechoslovakia
High Point Woman Credited TATANKA For Relief Of Digestive Ailments
Mrs Myrtle Shaver of High Point describes long standing digestive and kidney troubles improved after using TATANKA from Ring Drug Co. The testimonial claims relief from gas nausea dizziness and insomnia with renewed appetite and stronger kidneys. He cites the medicine’s wide claimed benefits and urges others to try it.
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Tatanka
Ring Drug Co
Myrtle Shaver
Park Street
High Point
N. C
Continental Furniture Co
North Street
H Point
TATAN
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