Listing Of Taxes Running High Here
The High Point Township tax office reported a rise of about 900 people listing taxes this year, up from 12 000 last year. In Greensboro’s Gilmer and Morehead townships the totals grew from 21 168 to 23 315. County officials credited citizen cooperation and noted tax returns will be accepted starting Monday with a 10 percent penalty on late totals.
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High Point
A. C. Hudson
Hudson
Gilmer
Morehead
Greensboro
T. R. Short
High Point Township
New York World's Fair Opens With Roosevelt Visit
The New York World's Fair opens with President Roosevelt traveling from Hyde Park to the Bronx and across Whitestone Bridge to Queens for lunch. Security details include 3,500 police and Secret Service checks as the Court of Peace hosts the president's speech. The day features a noon dedication of the Temple of Religion and a parade to Constitution Mall, with reenactment of Washington's first inauguration to mark the fair's 150th anniversary. Danish Crown Prince Frederick and Ingrid and Norwegian Crown Prince Olaf and Martha attend as guests of the Roosevelts.
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Hyde Park
Bronx
New Whitstone Bridge
Queens
Fair Grounds
Midtown
Secret Service
Fair “Court of Peace
Roosevelt
Crown Prince
Frederick
Crown Princess
Ingrid
Denmark
Olaf
Martha
Norway
Soviet Fliers Refuse To Talk About Ill Starred Flight
Soviet airmen declined to discuss the doomed mission after returning with a Russian speaking doctor. Baranov and H B Roberts reported tracks in the tundra showing the plane skidded before its wheels were destroyed and the craft badly damaged. Islanders about five miles from land observed the Russians indicating they flew from Moscow and they accepted food with blankets at the crash site.
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Baranov
H. B. Roberts
Associated Press
Roberts
Moncton
Anderson
Moscow
Methodist Unification Marked as Spiritual Victory
Rabbi Max C. Carrick of Erie says unification is a significant spiritual victory as three branch leaders ratify a plan. A rebalance of bishop assignment oversight shifts power to a standing committee after votes, with doctors gowns worn by bishops at tomorrow's consecration led by Boston University seminary singers.
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Max C. Carrick
Erie
Central Conference
Unification Commission
Edwin H. Hughes
Washington
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Adna Wright Leonard
Pittsburch
North Church
Paul B. Kern
Nashville
John M. Moore
Dallas
South Church
Seminary Singers
Boston University School of Theology
Germany Signals Return Of Danzig On Hitlers Terms
German sources say Hitler may end the 1935 Anglo German naval pact and the Danzig treaty, demanding new terms from London and Warsaw. Poland readies a diplomatic reply while Hitler plans two May Day speeches to address world reaction.
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Land
Warsaw
Poland
Hitler
Danzig
Fuehrer
London
Roosevelt
Lustgarten
North Carolina dominates Carolinas AAU meet in Chapel Hill
UNC Tar Heels win the senior division with 95.5 points, Duke runner ups with 38, NC State third at 17.5 as Harry March and Mickey Thompson pace scoring in a wide field including Clemson none. Events range from sprints to distance and field marks with multiple ties and records noted.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke
N. C. State
Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Wake Forest
Guilford
Johnson
Morrison
Russell
Weil
Vogler
Dowdy
Siegfriedt
University
Fetzer
Hilton
Welch
Ream
Lenoir- Rhyne
Sutton
Carpening
Walker
Byerly
Mengel
Davis
Hendrix
Meibohm
Crockett
Jennings
Hoffman
Thompson
March
Thiman
Patterson
Corpening
Carolina A
Holmes
Wilmott
Winborne
Moyer
Zort
Lach
Nania
Pate
Bunn
Watson
Police Guard Penn Poison Murderess
Philadelphia dispatch reports heightened security for a confessed poisoner linked to a large insurance death ring. Mrs. Carina Favato, who claimed witches haunted her, attempted suicide twice in custody and admitted killings of her stepson and other men. Police pursuing rest of gang across Eastern states.
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Philadelphia
Carina Favato
League Standings GAMES TODAY
New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Chicago in today’s schedule with multiple rival city matchups and games across the league standings.
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I & Co
Washington
I & Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Burlington
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
el Paso
Galveston
Stent
Memphis
Meridian
Miami Eeenee
Mini-St. Paul
Sete
Mobil
New Orleans
Savannah
Tampa
Vicksburg
Iam
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday show Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 0 and St Louis 2 Chicago 0. Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3 and Boston 8 New York 1 with multiple contests reported.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Feller Dominates Tigers with 13 Strikeouts in Win
Bob Feller hurled eight scattered hits and struck out 13 as the Cleveland Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 1. He earned his third straight win while Lynwood Rowe allowed all seven runs in four innings.
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Detroit
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Lynwood
Rowe
Tribe
Cleveland
Trout
Harris
Teddbetts
Kolls
Rue
Geisel
England Reveals 69 People Earn Over 500000 Dollars
A report shows sixty nine individuals in England have incomes exceeding five hundred thousand dollars annually. The data highlights high earners across sectors and indicates substantial inequality within the economy.
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England
Wildcats Beat Citadel in Davidson Track Meet 75 to 50
Davidson College cindermen defeated The Citadel 75 to 50 in Charleston. Multiple events show Davidson winners such as Iverson in discus, Sample in 220 yard dash, and Walker leading the mile and 880 yard races. Citadel athletes claimed several tops, with tight finishes in sprints and hurdles.
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Charleston
S. C
Davidson College
Citadel
Foster
Duncan
Black
Cowan
Davidson
Pfirst
Warden
Sabados
Miller
Sample
Secnd
Iverson
Rucker
Hughes
Gardner
Kellogg
Woodward
Walker
Pirst
Burrows
Brown
Harrison
White
Harbin
Cauble
Wilson
Leonard
Gammon
Sessions
No Repeal Will Satisfy Manufacturers says industry
A manufacturer speaker declares no repeal will suffice and urges broad reform of industrial financing. The association calls for amendments to the securities act to cut costs and time in creating and distributing private capital issues while clarifying related liabilities as prosperity continues.
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Association
Wyatt Holds Phils Scoreless For Win
Whitlow Wyatt pitched seven hits for a 5 0 Brooklyn win over Philadelphia. Dolph Camilli hit his third homer of the year and drove in three runs as Camilli, Lavagetto and the defense supported Wyatt in a shutout that lasted two hours.
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Wyatt
Phils
Brooklyn
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Philadelphia Phillies
Big Dolph Camilli
Camilli
Harry Lavagetto
Ernie Kay
Philadelphia
Scharein
Millies
Mueller
Lazzeri
Klein
May
Young
Mulcahy
Lavagetto
Phelps
Todd
Stewart
Pinelli
Association urges definite currency standard and repeal of greenback power
The association calls for a definite dependable currency standard and urges repeal of the President’s authority to issue 3 billion dollars in greenbacks and for eliminating the power to alter the gold content of the dollar. The program aligns with United States Chamber of Commerce proposals to be reviewed at the chamber’s fourth meeting.
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Association
United States Chamber of Commerce
Negro Prisoner Shot On Way To Jail Near Daytona Beach
Lee Snell a Negro taxi driver was shot to death on a highway near Daytona Beach while being escorted to jail. Constable Durden told a coroner's jury the assailants were Everett and Earl Blackwelder, brothers of Benny Blackwelder who had died earlier in Snell’s taxi. Evidence cited described an ambush on the Daytona Beach Deland road near the airport as Snell was overpowered. Three motorists corroborated parts of the account of the slaying.
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Daytona Beach
Fila
Lee Snell
James Durden
Snell
Durden
Everett
Earl Blackwelder
Benny Blackwelder
Daytona Beach-Deland
Norris backs cash and carry plan amid Japan war worries
Norris argues the Pittman cash and carry measure would address any European war spillover with Japan and supports granting the President power to halt trade with Japan if China rights are violated, though Congress unlikely to act soon. Pittman denies plans to reintroduce the provision.
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Europe
Norris
Japan
England
France
Russia
Pittman
China
Congress
United States
Clean Up Booze Crusade Hits Mecklenburg County
Charlotte scene reports county solicitor Hugh M Maulay leading a federal backed drive to end bootlegging. Twenty officers seized a large quantity of whiskey and gin and arrested over 24 people on bootlegging charges. Investigators mapped accounts listing names addresses and amounts of expenses tied to illegal liquor sales across city zones.
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Charlotte
Hugh M. Maulay
Fed
Mecklburg
C Tomers
Charlotten McAuley
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Brookridge
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