Italy Sees Roosevelt as War Provoker in Press Attack
Italian newspapers accuse Roosevelt of trying to spark war with provocative remarks about France and America. Il Piccolo and Popolo D Italia label him incendiary or enemy of peace while Telegrafo cites foreign ministers and leaders as promoting war and blaming Masonry Jewish banks and communism.
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Rome
Roosevelt
Il Piccolo’s
Mussolini
Popolo D'Italia
Milan
America
France
Europe
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Telegrafo
Leghorn
Galeazzo Ciano
Germany
Winston) Churchill
England
Leon
Blum
Il Telegrafo
Naval Officers Seek Colombia Mission Posts in Navy Ties
Captain Lawrence Reifsnider leads the U S naval mission to Colombia as officers await return. Double pay and high status accompany service abroad, though living costs rise. The program expands South American tutoring to four nations and boosts American goods orders through hosted exchanges. Mary de Sibour, a torch singer in Washington salons, navigates high society while pursuing performances. Helen B Smith, Treasury signer, processes about a million checks yearly including the Presidents pay.
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Washington
U. 38. Navy
Colombia
Lawrence Reifsnider
Reitsnider
U. S
U. S. Navy
Navy
Toussaint Beauregard
New York
Mary de Sibour
Flossier
Henri de Sibour
Bruce Catton Nails Exclusive Interview With This Man Allie
Washington correspondent for BREE Enterprise reports on an exclusive interview featuring Allie, detailing insights, context, and potential impact on current events. The piece highlights quotes, background, and the interviewer’s questions.
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Bruce Catton Nails
Bree Enterprise
Washington Correspondent
Radical ex-congressman nominated to Interstate Commerce post
Washington reports on Thomas R. Amlie, a three-term congressman and Wisconsin Progressive, nominated by President Roosevelt to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Amlie defends a middle-of-the-road program, warns of 20 percent outside the economic system, and faces Senate scrutiny amid fears of radicalism.
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Washington
Numan Storm Center
Thomas R. Amlie
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
Amlie
New England Yankees
Lee
Legion Post
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Elkhorn
Bar Association
American Legion
Thomasville Library Discovers Record 256 January Book Additions
The Davidson County Library Thomasville branch reports January activity with 256 new books, the highest monthly total. Circulation reached 5 924 items, up 1 336 from December, while 54 new members joined and 71 renewed registrations lift active members to 2 176.
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Davidson County Library
Thomasville
Dr Thurman Kitchin to Speak at Father-Son Banquet
Dr Thurman Kitchin president of Wake Forest College will speak at the annual YMCA father son banquet in Winston Salem on February 2. The event gathers local families for talks and fellowship.
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Kitchin
Winston-Salem
Thurman Kitchin
Wake Forest College
Dentist admits 1935 killings and remarriage flight
Pittsburgh reports District Attorney Andrew T. Park recounted the tale of Norman Stewart II a 34 year old dentist turned grocery clerk and bartender who confessed to killing his wife Mary Louise McClelland Stewart and their four year old son Norman III in 1935 After fleeing to Jacksonville Florida he stole 300 dollars to finance his trip and later remarried before returning to Pennsylvania to tell his story to authorities.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew T. Park
Norman Stewart
Jacksonville
Fla
Park
Stewart
C. Dick Cable
Cable
Wilkinsburg
Mary Louise McClelland Stewart
Norman
Wink to Walter Winchell Weird questions and odd trivia
A column listing quirky curios, folklore, and trivia notes from pop culture and history. Questions about Capetown bans on toys, baboons, wigwams, Hollywood anecdotes, eye safety, diamond carbon, and other odd facts fill the page with playful curiosity and speculation.
Mrs Rosa Palmer Dies At Home In Greensboro
Mrs Rosa Palmer widow of W D Palmer and mother of Mrs Paul Younts and Harvey Palmer died at her home 1073 Wharton Street Greensboro at 2 this morning Funeral services are set for Sunday at 4 PM at Pleasant Garden Methodist Church with interment to follow.
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Rosa Palmer
W. D. Palmer
Paul Younts
Harvey Palmer
Wharton Street
Greensboro
Palmer
Pleasant Garden Methodist Church
Meredith College Celebrates 40th Birthday in Raleigh
Meredith College marked its 40th birthday in Raleigh with a program featuring speeches by Governor Hoey and President Charles E. Breer.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Hoey
Charles E. Breer
Floor Coverings Salesman William Naill Dies on Arrival
William A. Naill, a well known floor coverings representative, died upon arrival in Atlanta after leaving the Southern Furniture and Rug Market in Macon. He had overseen his display space at the Tomlinson Exhibition Building since the market opened and became ill while returning home with his wife. Naill had represented firms including Hardwick and Magee, Beattie Manufacturing, The Crash Carpet Company, The Klearflex Linen Look, and West Felt Works.
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William A. Naill
Atlanta
Southern
Mr. Naill
Tomlinson Exhibition Building
Naill
Dia
Tobinson
Hardwick and Mageempany
Philadelphia
Beattie Manufacturing Compa
Little Falls
N. J
Crash Carpet Company
Newburgh
Klearfle
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By Bruce Catton
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Peru
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Helen B. Smith
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Uncle Sam
Allie
Upton Sinclair
NEA Service, Inc
Magic Chef
South Main Street
Filbert
Walbrook Station
PREAD
EAD
Walter Winchell
Capetown
Africa
Jerry Wald
Kokomo
Pat O'Brien
Essex County Penitentiary
Melbourne
Australia
Mary Pickford
Smithsonian Institute
Oregon
United States
Hays Office
Warners
John Garfield
Ann Sheridan
Georgia
Far East
Mencken
Comet
Oleo
Swift's Clover
Bologna
Weiners, Small, Ib
Graham
Ibs
I Ae
Lecce
Prunes
Morning Glory
Florida
van Lill
S. W. Horne's
Ennis and Tryon
OAK Hill Grocery
Highland Od
Lambeth Grocery
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