Expanded Economy Favored By FDR Chief At Press Meet
Roosevelt backed expanded economy and rejected a fourth term question calling the New Deal a cure for internal ills. He derided the term picayune while noting about 30 new laws and challenging critics to say which would be dropped if the internal sickness recurred.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
T Roosevelt
Haviing
Picayune
New York Herald-Tribune
Washington
Bert Andrews
Gues
Roosevelt
E. Spangler
Spangler
White House
Meat price chart signals possible boosts in coming months
January and February changes to the OPA chart show a one point hike for fresh ham and potential higher points in March and April. Bowles criticizes profit chiselers as he warns prices may rise while the nation fights for existence.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Tokyo admits forces return to China base after campaign end
Tokyo disclosed that forces in China returned to their base after a foray into the Bow area of northern Hu Province. A Japanese communique cited 32,737 Chinese casualties or captures and 1,656 killed or wounded, claiming a successful termination of activities west of Lake. The report suggests Tokyo seeks comfort amid the rout in the Rice Bow area.
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York
Orces
China
Tokyo
Imperial
Lakeing
Camp Swift POWs Experience Fair U S Treatment
Sergeant Bill Burke describes daily life among German and Italian prisoners at Camp Swift Texas. Prisoners, once under Rommel, are housed separately, briefed on Geneva rights, fed well, and shown humane, orderly conditions while they learn about American camp life and labor opportunities.
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Bert H. Davis
Central Press
Camp
Swift
Tex
Bill Burke
Germany
Erwin Rommel
North
Africa
Bill
P. W
Rommel
Europe
Sam
Burke
Camp Swift
New York
Chicago
Dallas
Afrika Korps
Washington
Hitler
Texas
Roy Dev Oak
Allen Vn
Guillion Vost
Eras
United States
Pvt
Karl Schmidt
Guillion
Schmidt
Smith
U.S. A
Cherry Opposed To Tossing Away State Surplus
As he spoke before the Kiwanis club in Asheboro, Major R. Gregg Cherry of Gastonia urged resisting the temptation to distribute large sums of money just because it is available. He said proper expenditures for state development should not be denied if they can be made without creating deficits.
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Asheboro
R. Gregg Cherry
Gastonia
Penn
Kiwanis Club
Ile
Smuts Urges Stronger Covenant Against Aggressors
In a Pretoria broadcast Smuts urged that the United Nations with the big four as a temporary core should oversee a postwar organization. He said neutrals could join, defeated powers wait under guardianship, and that the covenant must impose clearer obligations to preserve peace.
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Pretoria
Union of South Africa
Jan Christiaan Smuts
League of Nations
International Organization For Maintenance
Wootrow Wilson Foundation
New York
Smuts
Reddick Rites To Be Held Thursday At 11
Funeral service for W. M. Reddick 81 will be held Thursday at 11 at Prospect Methodist Church in Thomasville He died Tuesday at his Trinity area home after a week of illness He was a retired farmer and Junior Order member survived by his wife Mary M Caster of Trinity two sons Ivey Reddick and six grandchildren
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Thomasville
W. M. Reddick
Trinity
Prospect Methodist Church
Reddick
High Point
Mary M. Caster
Ivey Reddick
Strikes Run Ten A Day Under Anti-Strike Law
Washington reports the anti-strike law, active since July 1, is followed in December by about ten strikes daily nationwide, up from four last year. Officials note some use the law to pressure bosses, while coal mine stoppages and other causes keep overall disruption high.
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James Marlow
George Zielke
Washington
Smith
D-Va
D-Tex
Governmore Abor
Hife
NLRB
Scout Review Friday And Court Of Honor Is Scheduled Monday
The High Point district advancement committee schedules a Friday 7:30 p m board of review at Wesley Memorial church and a Monday 7:30 p m court of honor at the county building January 3. Banners will be awarded to troops with the largest parent and scout attendance and highest advancement rates, requiring at least 10 visitors for eligibility. Troop No. 4 led by scoutmaster W W Lewis won both awards at the November court. Committee members include Covington, Smith, Ward, Harmon, Rankin, Sowers, Culler, Rodenbough, Beeson, Thom, Vaughn, and Murrayite.
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Advancement Committee
High Point
Boy Scouts
Board of Review
Wesley Memorial Church
Court of Honor
W. W. Lewis
Onor
George Covington
Delk Smith
Glenn Ward
Belvin Harmon
George Rankin
Roscoe Sowers
R. B. Culler
Leigh Rodenbough
J. E. Beeson
Blake Thom
F. P. Vaughn
Murrayite
Birthday Ball Committee Head Named In Local Notice
Local Frank J. Sizemore chosen to chair preparations for the President's Birthday Ball set for January 30. Burglaries at Guilford Grocery on North Main lead to $800 in theft as three men in a Chevrolet flee after forcing entry. NRA backed by women. Wilson and Roosevelt themes noted in Washington. James Lewis and Bill Owens return to Eastville after holidays. Ed Yearby to Orlando for travel.
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Ickes
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Guilford
North Main Street
Burlington
NRA
Women of America
Great Britain
America
France
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Republican Party
James Lewis
Bill Owens
Eastville
C. L. Lewis
Chestnut Street
Orlando
Fla
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