U.S. Seen as Step From War by Tokyo Press
Tokyo newspapers react to U S extended Atlantic patrols, saying the United States is a step from war with Germany. Kokumin and Asahi call for American action, while Yomiuri critiques neutrality policy as Roosevelt’s smoke screen. Editors discuss peace terms and alignments among Germany Italy Japan and the Soviet Union.
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Tokyo
Kokumin
United States
Atlantic
Western Hemisphere
United States Navy
England
Germany
U. S
Times
Japanese Foreign Office
Times Advertiser
Roosevelt
Asahi
Britain
Yomiuri
Italy
Japan
British Empire
Soviet Union
Yosuke Matsuoka
Rome
Berlin
Moscow
Handy Hints For a Spring House Cleaner
Alicia Hart offers practical tips to protect hands during spring cleaning. Use rubber gloves or frequent hand lotion, keep nails short, file gently, and apply cuticle cream nightly. Avoid aggressive cuticle scraping. use cuticle remover and orange stick to remove dead skin. maintain nails broad at the tip and intact corners. A second item notes Southeastern Lutheran Laymen's League authorizing $8,060 to buy 18 acres near Linville River for a Bible camp this summer with facilities for 30 people.
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Alicia Hartner
Hickory
Pr-- Fhe
Southeastern Lutheran Laymen’s League
Linville
Avery County
Noted author puzzle answer to previous clue collection
A compact word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with numbers, including references to writers who created d Artagnan, poetic items, perfumes, and various common terms. The grid instructions appear as a crossword style, with multiple cross-referenced entries and a final note about the author.
Question Over Prosecuting Attorney Term Arises Here
The High Point Municipal Court prosecutor's term may be two years or four as mayor Kirkman explains a four year judge term unintentionally extended the prosecutor’s term. Council could resign remove or accept the term with the incumbent Haworth amid six candidates.
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High Point
O. Arthur Kirkman
Haworth
Arch K. Schoch
City Board of Elections
Ben L. Herman
Harriss Jarrell
Julian C. Franklin
Robert M. Martin
Kirkman
Council
Science Follows Secretive Lab Beyond Creation
Dr. Robert Hale and Leana Sormi face the awe and danger of a breakthrough as a powerful unit is activated. Hale plans armed guards, records to universities, and secretive recruitment while Carolyn Tyler arrives seeking a job with extraordinary pay. The tension hints at a revolutionary advance with global impact.
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Robert Hale
Miss Sormi
Robert
Leana
Leana Sormi
Dr. Hale
You
Carolyn Tyler
Arolyn
Carolyn
North Carolina rally to kick off city Democratic drive
Grover EI. Jones city attorney and Mayor O Arthur Kirkman will headline a Democratic rally in the County Building tonight at 730 as the party opens its brief campaign to stay in power. Walter Crissman says eight council candidates will speak, with hundreds seen at the event and precincts finalizing organization for election day efforts. The speakers will outline the party platform and review Democratic administrations' record.
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Grover EI. Jones
O. Arthur Kirkman
Walter E. Crissman
Kirkman
Jones
Crissman
North Carolina Debt Per Capita Drops Since 1932
A Commerce Department report shows North Carolina’s gross debt fall from 361,199,000 in 1932 to 460,425,000 in 1940. If each resident paid equally, per capita debt is 128.90, down from 173.61 in 1932. Local debts decline from 386,580,000 to 315,641,000 while state debts drop to 150,496,000.
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Commerce Department
North Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Durham
Greensboro
High Point
Raleigh
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Buncombe
Forsyth
Gaston
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Nash
Rockingham
Rowan
Wake
Wayne
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Georgia
Indiana
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New Jersey
Rhode Island
Florida
California
Miracle of U S industry praised by manufacturers head
Philadelphia April 29 American industry has performed a modern miracle of defense declares President Walter Fuller of the National Association of Manufacturers Addressing 500 industrialists from the arsenal region last night Fuller cited defense orders totaling 13 billion dollars in less than a year with 99 percent in production He forecast America as the world arsenal by 1942 urging candor in facing war realities and a mobilized effort.
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Philadelphia
Walter Fuller
National Association of Manufacturers
Hitler
Arsenal
Curtis Publishing Company
Fuller
America
Dunn Mayoral Race Narrowly Led by Dr. H. C. Turlington
April 29 in Dunn, Dr. H. C. Turlington led Earl McDonald Wescott by about 530 votes in a tight mayoralty contest held yesterday.
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Dunn
H. C. Turlington
Earl McDonald Wescott
France Occupied Not All Over The World
Independence Missouri student questions where the French are and History Professor J.2 Truman explains most French remain in France while some areas are described as un occupied. The exchange highlights wartime perception and geography during the period.
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France
J.2. Truman
Finnish and Finish Jockeys at Hollywood Park
Hollywood park jockeys adopt the Finnish weight loss motto Finnish first finish last and use Finnish steam baths. Bing Crosby, a promoter of the Finns hot rock devices, champions the idea as a weight control aid for racers.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Park
Fheyve
Bing Crosby
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