Gardner soundly warns radicals in Roosevelt era speech
J Sizemore reelected secretary at High Point Chamber event where Capus Waynick introduced speaker Capus Waynick lauded Gardner as capable public servant. Gardner warned private capital against radicalism, urged harmony among labor capital and government to avert economic decline and preserve national unity.
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J. BE. Millis
J. W. Poole
F. Logan Porter
W. T. Powell
J. T. Ryan
Fred N. Tate
R. B. Terry
C. F. Tom
Leahy says Japan plans bigger ships under expansion bill
Senate leader Leahy asserts Tokyo contemplates capital ships as the expansion bill proceeds. He notes that maintaining the 35 000 ton limit set by the 1936 London treaty would allow three additional vessels to be built, signaling possible further naval growth.
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Leahy
Miss Crowell To Appear In Concert Here
Miss Adelaide Crowell, violinist and native of the city, returns as soloist with the High School Orchestra in its second concert of the year. Now concertmaster of the North Carolina Symphony, she will perform Sunday February 6 at 3 45 PM in the Junior High auditorium with free admission.
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Adelaide Crowell
Miss Crowell
Woman's College
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Kindler
Stringfield
Virginia Frank
Leahy and Vinson Clash Over Navy Size Aims
Admiral Leahy warns a fleet large enough to threaten the United States would still leave Britain ahead in naval power. Vinson notes the US would need a threefold increase to wage an assault, but most nations with less coastline need not match such scale. Leahy says the 5-5-8 plan from wartime treaties remains out of reach and differs from Japan. He also cautions that Japan Italy and Germany are allied, influencing comparisons.
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High Point
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Philadelphia
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Guilfore
England
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Congress
Highway Department
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Greensbor
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Vinson
Barkley Faces Political Fight in Kentucky Fight
Governor A. B. Chandler of Kentucky accepted Senator Alben Barkley’s challenge to a political battle. Chandler said Barkley will face strong opposition in the campaign and that he would decide on seeking the senatorial nomination after returning home.
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Washington
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
Ford Plant Faces NLRB Over Union Firings in Kansas City
The NLRB regional office in Kansas City issued a complaint against Ford Motor Company's Kansas City assembly plant. It cites charges by a CIO affiliate that over 1,400 workers were ousted for union activities. The United Auto Workers staged a brief sit down strike inside the plant last April and threatened a strike on December 10.
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National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers of America
Chinese and Japanese clash as drive toward Suchow grows
Reports from Shanghai say Japanese forces push Chinese north toward Pengpu as Nanking falls into consolidation. Major General Homma plans to meet with Acting Ambassador Hidaka in Nanking to survey conditions while the gunboat Oahu heads to Shanghai for fuel. Civilians report improving but unsettled order as troops remain partially uncontrollable.
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Nanking
Suchow
China
Shanghai
United States
Masaharu Homma
Shinkoguro Hidaka
Oahu
Borah Warns Intervention Is Dangerous
Senator Borah attacks intervention as dangerous while defending non intervention policy. He says alliances and a wartime mindset have misled the world about Britain and the United States. Debate includes Pittman defending non intervention and Johnson criticizing Roosevelt's quarantine rhetoric.
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R Ida
Great Britain
United States
Pittman
D.nev
Foreign Relations Committee
Church Better Says President
President Roosevelt told the City-Wide Protestant Ministers association that churches are stronger today than four years ago due to more focus on the average person. He cited definite progress toward a spiritual reawakening and spoke on religious renewal.
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Roosevelt
Protestant Ministers Association
Alaska Fisheries Policy Sparks Fear of Jap War Clash
Alaska delegate Anthony J. Dimond told the House Merchant Marine Committee that protecting American salmon fishing in the Bering Sea could provoke armed conflict with Japan. His prepared statement warned of potential hostilities during the hearing on the fisheries protection bill.
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Bering Sea
Anthony J. Dimond
Alaska
Congress
House Merchant Marine Committee
Weather forecast for Southeast states with unsettled patterns
Partly cloudy in the west and cloudy in the east with continued cold tonight and warming inland Wednesday. South Carolina may see mist or light rain near the coast, while Georgia experiences a coastward chance of light rain and cooler eastern areas. Winds from Hat ters to Jacksonville and Sandy Hook to Hatteras will be northeast, varying from fresh to moderate with overcast to fair skies.
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South Coast
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Jhatteras
Endymion Sub Attack Causes Casualties in Mediterranean
Eleven killed when a mystery submarine torpedoed the Endymion near Cape Tinoso, as British destroyers including Fortune Fire Drake Fury and Forester hunted for attackers. Nyon accords condemn piracy and call for counterattack. new losses raise tensions in civil war era sea warfare.
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Forester
Lake Geneva
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British Admiralty Office
Cuban Airplane Lands in Celina Tennessee
The Bureau of Air Commerce said a Cuban airplane, not reported since last night, landed safely at Celina Tennessee. The three planes, recently purchased by the Cuban government, were flying from a St. Louis factory to Havana when fog forced them down yesterday. Two others landed at Pikeville Tennessee.
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Celina
Tenn
St. Louis
Havana
Pikeville
Four Points for Industrial Peace Enumerated at UNC
Tom M. Girdler, chairing Republic Steel and former CIO foe, urged four foundations for industry harmony at the University of North Carolina. He called for recognition of collective bargaining, employees’ right to join unions, mutual rights for workers and management, and protective legislation. He warned against unregulated unions and noted the Trades Disputes Act as a potential guide, speaking under the Carolina Post Union.
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N. C
Tom M. Girdler
Girdler
L Steel
CIO
Velt
University of Carolina
Republic Steel Corp
America
Senate
Bor
Carolina Post Union
No Low Mood for North Carolina Taxes Report
Raleigh reports a tax update stating no recession evidence in tax collection. R L Ward Jr cited January revenue of 6,917,897.26 compared to 7,551,235.70 the previous January. Officials note robust Christmas season trade and steady department activity.
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R. L. Ward, Jr
Revenue Department
Sears and Roebuck Names New Store Manager
H E Hutto, formerly assistant manager at the Sears Roebuck store, arrives fromville Tennessee to take over as manager here. He fills the post left by W W Carroll who has been transferred to the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, store.
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Sears
Roe and Company
High Point
Fromville, Tenn
Mr. Hutto
W. W. Carroll
Flonville, Fla
Pickens Named Trustee in Pat Brown Matter
GREENSBORO February 5 Special At a hearing Referee Kenneth Brimh er day Rupert T Pickens Point lawyer was appointed fee in bankruptcy of Pat Brown Inc detunct Point motor company Three appraisers H G Ton George Lowe and 3 Hloodworth were appointed Referee Brim
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Kenneth Brim
Rupert T. Pickens
Point
Wea
Fee
Pat Brown, Inc
Detunct Point Motor Company
H. G
Ton
George Lowe
Hloodworth
Brim
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