Funeral services for Mrs Hayes in Franklinville
Funeral services for Mrs. A Hayes of Franklinville were held at Franklinville Baptist Church with Rev Victor L Andrews Rev Cecil Haworth and Rev C N Royal officiating. A pre service was held at her home conducted by Haworth and Royal. Burial followed in Franklinville Church Cemetery.
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A . Hayes
Franklinville
Clarence F. Hayes
Green Street
Haworth
Mr. Oyal
Jesus
Ordan
Wade
Tomor
North Carolina tax measures spark hearings and changes
The North Carolina Legislature considers tax shifts including exemptions for nonprescription medicines, expanded sales and use taxes on building materials, a broader use tax, higher liquor tax, and a potential electricity tax. A hearing on soft drink taxes is planned, with other items like wage hour adjustments and school attendance changes slated for discussion this week.
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North Carolna
North
Rolina
House
State Partment of Agriculture
N. C. State College Exterim Service
Hotel Men Plead Guilty in State Game Violations
W. G. Malone manager and W. Holmes steward of the Craton Hotel pleaded guilty to state game violations. Judge D. MacRae taxed them with fines. Fifty three quail found at the hotel during the furniture market were ordered turned over to the Guil rd county sanatorium.
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W. G. Malone
W. Holmes
Craton Hotel
D. €. MacRae
Farture
Guilrd County
Sun Spots Discovered Varying in Size
Sun spots have been discovered ranging from 300 to 60 000 miles across during winter observations.
Fascism pledges continued support for Franco as Catalonia is claimed
A speech marking six years of Franco's power vows Italy and Nazi Germany will not withdraw until Franco triumphs. The grand council of fascism praises Spanish volunteers and legionnaires and states volunteer forces will not abandon the struggle until victory is achieved.
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Italy
Fuehrer
Grand Council of Fascism
Gerona
Catalonia
Doubt Over Overture as Franco Pushes Forward
Franco’s forces pushed north toward the French frontier after rapidly overrunning Catalonia. Government leaders fled Catalonia with records, while Negrin eyed Valencia as a potential new capital. Paris discussed peace terms and a mass surrender with Berard and French officials.
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Franco
Corona
Figueras
Negrin
Catalonia
France
Valencia
Leo de Urgel
Leon Berard
Burgos
Paris
Berard
Goitre Not a Disease Say Specialist Dr A A Rock
Dr A A Rock a renowned goitre specialist for over 30 years promotes a method that treats goitre as not a disease and rejects needless rations. His company publishes a copyrighted book detailing the treatment and will send it free to interested readers upon request.
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A. A. Rock
A. A
Insurgent Air Raids Hit Catalonia Towns Near Frontier
Reported air strikes near Figueras and Gerona as Franco forces advance. At Figueras an Insurgent raid yesterday left about 150 dead and 200 wounded. another bombing campaign targeted Agullana and Darnias, with further raids over Cerebe and Port Bou. Casualty figures were incomplete.
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Gerona
Figueras
Catalonia
Agxullana
Darnias
Senate Deliberations On White House Conference Continue
White House press secretary said no record was kept of the Tuesday conference and observers questioned its disclosure. Senator Johnson urged no further time be spent, while Senator McCarran called the president's statements a clear and emphatic foreign policy. Military committee reviews a Panama Canal treaty and its impact on U S defense, noting possible limits on army movements outside the 10 mile zone without Panama consent.
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Stephen Early
White House
Senate Committee
Senate
Johnson
Congress
McCarran
Neb
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Malin Craig
Republic of Panama
Lawmakers clash over canal defense and plane sales
Senator Clark opposes ratification of the treaty and argues military operations cannot be limited to a 10 mile zone to defend the canal. The British air ministry plans to buy 250 planes, joining 400 already en route, a move committee members largely support. Gurney backs sales to allies if U.S. plane production remains unaffected. The committee will vote next week on publicizing its investigation into the French sale and seek testimony on mass production under the armament program.
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Clark
British
Air Ministry
England
Gurney
United States
TVA and Willkie discuss wind down of common utility assets
The article outlines a plan for TVA to settle with Commonwealth and Southern over common assets worth about 17 million dollars. It notes par value payments for bonds and full repayment for Commonwealth and Southern stock, with future negotiations to cover northern Alabama and Mississippi properties. Willkie seeks a pledge limiting TVA expansion and private utilities warn of large annual capital outlays without such changes.
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New Deal
TVA
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Tennessee Electric Power
Willkie
PWA
Public Utilities Holding Company
Marjorie Mansfield Answers Readers in The Enterprise
Readers are invited to send questions to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Questions addressing personal problems and concerns will be answered in the letters column.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice Column for a Teens Dilemma
A teenage girl asks which suitor to date among three boys Henry Jack and Will. The columnist counsels friendship with all, rejects early romance, and urges sensible dating, good judgment, and enjoying companionship while young rather than rushing toward steady relationships.
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Miss Mansfield
Henry
Jack
Will
Nancy
Daughter seeks guidance as father pressures broken engagement
A young woman in her late teens seeks advice after her father refuses to explain why he wants her to end her engagement. The fiancé works daily and does not drink, and the couple plans marriage this spring despite parental opposition.
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Miss Mansfield
Worried Grey Eyes: Counsel on Marriage and Parental Objection
A concerned reader urges independence in choosing a spouse arguing parents may seek financial leverage. The adviser notes adults earning their own living can discuss plans, and marriage requires serious consideration and a real reason if opposing a union.
Father’s Disapproval Stems From Unstated Reason
A fragment notes a request to press a father for his reason behind disapproval. The text hints at concern over potential loss or risk but provides no explicit justification. The item reads as a personal conflict without further details or names.
I'm Some Baby Will Inherit $50,000 Fortune
Mrs Jessie McKirdy of San Francisco declares a will leaving $50,000 to the child she is bearing. Baby Margaret McKirdy is noted as the heir after a mother died at childbirth.
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Margaret McKirdy
Jessie McKirdy
San Francisco
Calif
Insurgent Warplanes Hit Port City of Galidia
Hazardous incident near Port Madrid reports Spanish insurgent air attack on Galidia port causing extensive damage. Casualties and affected people unknown.
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Madrid
Galidia
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