Achievements Of Revolution In Russia Cited By Hindus
Maurice Hindus argued at High Point college that Russia’s 20 year dictatorship produced constructive gains. He cited resource awareness, industrial progress, education, minority settlement, family and religious shifts, and a move toward democracy, warning war could alter this path.
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Russia
Maurice Hindus
High Point College
Mr. Hindus
P. E. Lindley
Japan
China
United States
Hindus
Germany
England
France
Hunter Sechrest Ill At Guilford General Hospital
Friends of Hunter Sechrest learn he is ill and receiving care at Guilford General Hospital. The report notes concern from his acquaintances and mentions his hospitalization status.
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Hunter Sechrest
Guilford General Hospital
Fraternity Initiates Two Local Men at Davidson College
John Calvin Abels and Joe Mills Brinson, both residents of the city, have been initiated into the Beta chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha at Davidson College.
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John Calvin Abels
Joe Mills Brinson
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Davidson College
Greensboro Man Announces for Congress Today
Allen Adams a Greensboro attorney and son of Judge Spencer B. Adams became the first Republican to announce a candidacy for Congress in the sixth district. He seeks the nomination to fill the seat of Congressman William B. Umstead at the end of the current term. the district convention date had not been set.
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Allen Adams
Greensboro
Enterprise
Spencer B. Adams
Congress
Adams
William B. Umstead
Meat trade launches consumer appeal amid lower prices
G. L. Johnson announces a citywide campaign by the meat trade to boost consumer interest as prices ease from last fall. The Institute of American Meat Packers leads a national mobilization to highlight abundant, quality meat at attractive prices and aid livestock producers suffering losses.
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G. L. Johnson
Institute of American Meat Packers
Johnson
Hitler’s Speech Foresees Peace Moves and Amnesties
The article outlines expectations for Hitler’s Sunday address. It notes potential references to Czechoslovakia and Sudeten Germans, praise for Austrian leader Schuschnigg, and possible amnesty for political offenders. It also remarks on the vast audience across the Reich and neighboring regions listening in.
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Czechoslovakia
Germany
Austria
Schuschnigg
Hitler
Third Reich
Reich
Seat Next to Driver Proved Most Dangerous in Crashes
Across many accident records the seat beside the driver emerges as the riskiest position. Analysis notes higher injury rates and greater exposure to impact, suggesting seating choice affects survivability.
Large crowd at last rites for Rev. O. E. Cunningham
A Waxhaw service drew a large crowd from High Point and across the state for the funeral of Rev. O E Cunningham. Ministers officiated and pallbearers were named. interment followed in Waxhaw cemetery. Surviving children include Faye, Mrs. Howard E Her ring, C C Cunningham, J W Cunningham, F H Cunningham, with siblings scattered across several states.
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MR. Cunningham
Police Probe Break in at Fulton Home and Service Station
Officers investigate a break in at J. S. Fulton 700 Thissel street where a .32 revolver and flashlight were stolen after entry through a rear window. An attempted break in at 1628 English street is linked by a nightwatchman who saw a window broken but gave no description. No suspects yet.
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S. Fulton
Thissel Street
English Street
Fulton
Marietta Pain and Color Company
English
Climax in Europe as Austria moves to Nazi front
Officials outlined Austria's sovereign stance and the push for Nazi membership in the fatherland front. They warned violators face expulsion, while Schuschnigg’s concessions sparked cautious opposition and hopeful church leaders in Vienna await Hitler's Sunday address.
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Hitler
Austria
Berchtesgaden
Fatherland Front
Schuschnigg
Germany
How You Lose at Contract in Pocket Penalty Doubles
In this fifth piece on penalties, McKenney explains a rare correct use of the penalty double. A double forces a heart lead the defenders misread, allowing declarer to make the contract by trumping, ruffing diamonds, and discarding a losing club on an extra heart.
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West
East
Contract Problem Four Spades and a Trump Loss
North holds 3109 spades and KQ64 hearts with South to move in four spades. South can lose one trump trick and wants the best line to maximize trump losers. With the dealer on south and cards listed as i AQ987 in the excuse, the usual play suggests leading a trump from the hand to force a discard or to set up ruffing chances, aiming to reduce the number of trump losers by establishing two or more stoppers while the rest of the suit sequence is determined by the layout.
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South
High Point Bisons Defeat Reynolds 28 to 23
High Point Bisons sprinted to a 20 4 first half lead and held off Reynolds in a 28 23 win at Winston Salem. Dick Hartley led scorers with seven points as Barrer Marsh Cooper Horney and Hayworth contributed strong floor play in a rejuvenated Bisons performance.
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Winston-Salem
High Point High School Bisons
Reynolds High
High Point Club
Reynolds School
Bisons
Winston
Poe
Reynolds
Dick Hartley
Bison
Barrer
Marsh
Cooper
Horney
Hayworth
High Point
Hartley
Jarrett
Browe
Secess
Cckean
Hussey
Sessee
Conrad
Pere
Cecuvee
Brinson
T Seueee
Esses
Crouse
Seoers
Honeycutt
Angelo
Sherrell
Csvers
Davis
Mrs Hankins Dies After Illness at 61 in High Point
Mrs Pearle Spencer Hankins 61 widow of Henry S Hankins died at her home 2317 English St after a week long illness with heart complications. Born Randoloph County November 28 1877 she leaves four sons Julius E Hankins Charlotte Clay Hankins San Diego John W Hankins Wadesboro Morris V Hankins High Point and four daughters Clara White High Point Grace Darsie Raleigh Thelma Hedrick Winston-Salem Marie Hoskins High Point ten grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at Deep River Friends church Sunday 11 a.m. interment in church cemetery with party leaving at 10:30 a.m.
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Pearle Spencer Hankins
Henrys. Hankins
English Street
Hankins
Randolph County
B. F
Adeliza Coltrane Spencer
Oak Hill
Gibsonville
Frank Wall
Bertha Spencer
Ida Osborne
Olive Cox
High Point
Deep River
Funeral Services for Mrs. C. L. Farrington
Funeral services were held for Mrs. C. L. Farrington 58 at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. C. N. Royal and Rev. J. M. Hilliard presiding. Mrs. Walter Crissman led a vocal portion and the church quartet sang two hymns. Pallbearers included Walter Crissman J Brackett Harrison Dorsett John Morgan Gurney Burgess A C Crews Lee Nance and John Sells. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery.
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C. L. Farrington
Ragan Street
Green Street Baptist Church
C. N. Royal
J. M. Hilliard
Walter Crissman
J. ©. Brackett
Harrison Dorsett
John Morgan
Gurney Burgess
A. C. Crews
Lee Nance
John Sells
Oakwood Cemetery
Chinese push stalls Japanese north of Lunghai line
Chinese forces report gains along the Tientsin Pukow railway near Kuchen and forcing a Japanese retreat across the Hwai river toward Pengpu. Other units attack Hwaiyuan and Linhwaikwan west of Pengpu while Japanese holds along the Peiping Hankow line resist at the Yellow river crossing.
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Lunghai
Tientsin-Pukow
Kuchen
Hwai River
Pengpu
Hwaiyuan
Linhwaikwan
Peiping-Hankow
Yellow River
Attempt To Attach Property For Wages
Two employees of Wilson Upholstery attempted to attach company property for unpaid wages. Magistrate Muse refused the request after noting the property was moved to a town warehouse, not out of state. He advised the workers to pursue a labor lien action.
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Wilson
C. Muse
Muse
Wilson Upholstery placed in receivership by judge Teague
Judge Lewis E. Teague appointed EF Leroy Briggs as receiver for Wilson Upholstery in a case filed by J H Packer trading as The Packer Photo Co of High Point claiming $590.84 due on an account. The complaint asserts assets around $500 and liabilities of $60,000 and that the firm is insolvent or near insolvency. Arch K Schoch and Charles W McAnally of High Point named co attorneys. Bond set at $3000.
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Lewis E. Teague
Municipal Court
EF. Leroy Briggs
Wilson
J. H. Packer
Packer Photo Company
High Point
Arch K. Schoch
Charles W. McAnally
Faculty Play Delights Full House At Senior High
An audience of about a thousand attended the senior high school three act mystery comedy The Scarecrow Creeps staged by the faculty Friday evening. Cast included Eloise Ward Madeline McCain Frances Mendenhall Ruth Goodman R M Gladstone Jr Alga Dewitt Camerone Deans Sam Smith and Charles Crane with Perry Gage role by R M Gladstone Jr Carl Cronstedt absent due to cold. Music by Alma Andrews Susan Sharp. Business manager Thomas Baldwin student council president Irene Parker advertising. Costumes overseen by Muriel Bulwinkle Elizabeth Lindsay. stage manager Howard F Carter aided by Jimmie Groome Jack Hassell Graham King John Hughes Bob Truesdell. Promoter Eloise Mitchell. Proceeds go to a fund for student activities.
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Eloise Ward
Madeline McCain
Frances Mendenhall
Ruth Goodman
R. M. Gladstone, Jr
Alga Dewitt
Camerone Deans
Sam Smith
Charles Crane
Perry Gage
Carl G. Cronstedt
Alma Andrews
Susan Sharp
Thomas R. Baldwin
Irene Parker
Muriel Bulwinkle
Elizabeth Lindsay
Howard F. Carter
Jimmie Groome
Jack Hassell
Graham King
John Hughes
Bob Truesdell
Eloise Mitchell
New Hosiery Mill Planned Near Amos Farm
The Amos firm announces a new hosiery mill to house 26 machines with 12 already ordered. Architect H V Bebberstein is drafting plans for the High Point building off Kivett drive, with construction to begin within 30 days. Each machine costs 11 000 to 11 500 dollars, and the site may expand to add more machines later.
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Reading
Amos
H. V. Bebberstein
Charlotte
Kivett Drive
Prime Minister to present cabinet plan for pact with Italy
Prime Minister Chamberlain after two weeks of talks with Italian ambassador Count Dino Grandi prepared a concrete plan for renewing Italian friendship. The plan calls for concessions by both sides on foreign intervention in the Spanish Civil War and the Anglo Italian radio propaganda war for Arabic goodwill. Britain has pressed since the Spanish conflict began to secure...
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Chamberlain
Dino Grandi
Britain
Miss Wang Defends China in Red Cross Talk
Miss Wang, UNC graduate and daughter of a Chinese military official, speaks on The Red Cross in China's Crisis at Central Friends Church annex. She argues Japan cannot conquer China, cites Manchuria seizure and military dominance, and outlines Chinese Red Cross work aided by American social workers.
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Ann of Red Cross
W. T. Powell
Wang
the Cross
Central Friends Church
Ject
Red Cross
China
University of North Carolina
Miss Wang
Japan
Manchuria
E. T. Harrison
Asheboro Sorosis Club Reports Welfare Work and Plans
The Asheboro Sorosis club met February 19 with Mrs. Harris Coffin as hostess. Miss Lillie Bulla outlined county welfare department work and club support, including shoes and clothing for four needy children and a bundle day distribution. The Red Cross allotted $50 for welfare work. plans included a silver tea on February 22 to benefit the hospital and chapters.
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Asheboro
Sorosis Club
Harris Coffin
Arthur Cox
Joe Ross
T. A. Burns
Lillie Bulla
The
Red Cross
Lincoln Birthday Observed by Local American War Mothers
The local American War Mothers chapter celebrated Lincoln's birthday Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Joe Presnell's Main Street home. Mrs. J. W. Burkhead presided and Mrs. J. T. Ingram read an article on the President.
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Lincoln
American War Mothers
Joe Presnell
Main Street
J. W. Burkhead
J. T. Ingram
Feeble Gains Mark Brief Stock Market Session
New York stocks showed a feeble but persistent recovery in a slow session. Gains up to 2 to 3 percent closed the day as traders took an early holiday, with Washington's birthday prompting Tuesday’s market recess.
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New York
Washington
Britain to Launch Multilingual News to Counter Axis Propaganda
Britain plans Arabic language broadcasts to counter Axis influence as Italian fighters in Spain and Italian aid to Ethiopia spark tensions. The effort aims to blunt propaganda in Near East nations and to shape perceptions ahead of possible broader diplomacy with Italy.
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Spain
Italy
Britain
Near East
Ethiopia
Death notice for Lewis E. El and obituary item
Lewis E. El died of pneumonia at a Raleigh hospital five days ago. Surviving are his daughter Ruth and his mother Mrs Anna Harbor Springs, and a nephew Sam City. Funeral services will be at the Martin Yelw Home in Raleigh at noon.
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Lewis EB. Black
Raleigh Hospital
This City
Ruth i
Anna Harbor Springs
Sam City
Martin Yelw
Raleigh
Foamy Water Tar Caused by Air in Cooling System
A short note explains that foam in the water tar is produced when air enters the cooling system. It suggests checking seals and pressure to prevent air ingress and foam formation.
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O. E. Cunningham
H. W. McCain
Waxhaw
E. H. Blackard
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H. W. Gamble
Cunningham
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Howard FE. Herring
C. C. Cunningham
J. W. Cunningham
F. H. Cunningham
Gastonia
H. O. Massey
Virginia
W. J. Caveny
A. R. Kimbill
E. R. Cunningham
Rock Hill
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R.S. Howle
Thomasville
McKenney
William E. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
South Pass
NEA Serce, Inc
High Point Five
H. S. Hankins
Teague
E. Leroy Briggs
W. T.K Ing
Gro Wrenn
Kirkman
Williard
Randolph County Welfare
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Low Street
Hazel Co
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Miss Bunch
Nannie Mae
Lewis E. el
American Phrenol and Advisor
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