Roosevelt Expected to Fill Five Diplomatic Posts
President Roosevelt likely to name ambassadors to Belgium, Cuba and Peru and ministers to Canada and Bulgaria soon after Congress convenes. Breckinridge Long eyed for Belgium post, with Hugh R. Wilson possibly bound for Canada as Ottawa remains vacant. Australia post to follow after talks on relations conclude.
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Joseph FE. Davies
Hull
Funeral Services for Charles A. Littlejohn
Funeral services for Charles Allen Littlejohn died at his home 613 Vall Street after a five day illness will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Mt Zion Baptist Church Rev A S Townsend pastor will officiate He is survived by wife Oda Bell Littlejohn father Wilson Littlejohn of Lowell four sisters Ada Gregory Carrie Lee Littlejohn Georgia Littlejohn of Gastonia Ophelia Hall of Baltimore Md one brother Oscar Littlejohn of Baltimore Md
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Littlejohn
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Wilson Littlejohn
Lowell
Ada Gregory
Carrie Lee Littlejohn
High Point
Georgia Littlejohn
Gastonia
Ophelia Hall
Baltimore, Md
Oscar Littlejohn
North Carolina Grange Opens Two Day 1940 Planning Session
Deputy masters of the North Carolina State Grange meet in Greensboro to outline the 1940 program. Jamaica faces severe crop losses from storms, prompting government aid to the poor. Buses to run on 24 000 miles of highways in Manchuria.
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Greensboro
North Carolina State Grange
Manchuria
Roosevelt Peace Drive Mirrors Wilson Era Efforts
DeWitt MacKenzie argues President Roosevelt builds a peace initiative with ambassador Myron Taylor to the Vatican and church support, likening it to Wilson and Benedict. The piece notes past failed negotiated peace and compares German government credibility with Allied hopes for a political shift, citing Wilson and Chamberlain remarks.
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Deaths: Mrs Cora Dennis 54 of Abner community
Mrs Cora Dennis wife of H A Dennis of the Abner community died at home. Funeral services are planned for Friday afternoon at Lovejoy Church near Seagrove. She is survived by her husband, nine sons Richard Abner Beecher Asheboro Roy Hobart Fred Ted Arthur and Albert all at home, and three daughters Mrs Black Hill Star Mrs Herbert Hammond Asheboro and Mrs Lloyd Williams Abner.
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Seagrove
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Beecher
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Hobart
Fred
Ted
Arthur
Albert
Black Hill
Star
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Lloyd Williams
Death of A C Kinney in Thomasville
A C Kinney of Randolph County was found dead in his son Glenn Kinney’s home at 212 Kearns Street Thomasville. Death due to heart attack. He had been ill eight months and leaves two sons Glenn and J T Kinney and two daughters Mrs Joe Martin and Mrs Melvin Miller, 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Old Union Church near Asheboro with burial in the church cemetery.
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Randolph County
Glenn Kinney
Kearns Street
Kinney
Glenn
J. T. Kinney
Franklinville
Route One
Joe Martin
Melvin Miller
Route Two
Old Union Church
Asheboro
Mrs Harriet Yearby Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Harriet Yearby aged 28? 87 and a first matron at Campbell Junior College dormitory died yesterday after a long illness. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Buses Creek
Dee
Campbell Junior College
Burnett 72 Dies. Funeral Set For Tomorrow
Richard A. Burnett district supervisor for the Highway and Public Works Commission dies after a weeklong illness in Wilmington hospital. Funeral services are scheduled for 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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Richard A. Burnett
Wilmington
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Peace and people's will shape the long run
The speaker stresses that peace depends on the will of the people rather than governments. If governments concur, that helps, but ultimately it is the people who will determine lasting peace through their decisions and actions.
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