Joint program praised by industrialists in policy debate
Industrial leaders, including Wendell Willkie, praise a Hopkins backed program as key to economic recovery. They call for government business “drive” to cut political uncertainty and spur utility sector expansion, while urging no further competitive ventures in electric power.
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Business Advisory Council
Secretary of Commerce
Hopkins
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Willkie
Tennessee Valley Authority
Alabama
Mississippi
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Secretary of the Interior
Harry L. Ickes
Ickes
Paul V. Shields
Wall Street Commission House
New York Stock Exchange
Prentice Coonley
Shields
Commerce Building
Shields Group
Conway
The
Stock Exchange
Exchange
President curtails cruise amid new European crisis
The article outlines a broader plan involving Hopkins and key businessmen as part of a shift in economic policy, and then details a presidential Caribbean cruise with talks in San Francisco and Tampa, emphasizing the good neighbor policy, hemispheric defense, and democracy.
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Weather Bureau
L. A
Alpena
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Burlington
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Key West
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Miami
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Mobile
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Norfolk
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Portland
Richmond
St. Louis
San Antonio
San Francisco
Savannah
May
Cruise
Europe
Gulf of Mexico
Warrington
Naval Spatiol Dock
Houston
Hernando de Soto
Tampa
Fla
United States
de Soto
New World
Americas
Golden Gate
Treasure Island
America
William D. Leahy
Ross T. McIntire
Navy
White House
Daniel J. Callaghan
E. M. Watson
Florida City
Willard M. Albury
Secret Service
Fewer Americans Traveled Abroad Last Year
State department figures show fewer Americans went abroad in the last year than any 12 month period since 1935, reflecting a drop in international travel.
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Washington
State Department
Dies Aide Says Representative Rebounds After Appendectomy
Aides report Representative Dies of Texas is improving after an appendectomy performed yesterday. He is said to be getting along all right.
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DLES
Washington
Dies
D., Tex
Liquor Referendum and Budget Debate Stir North Carolina Legislature
The legislature, in its seventh week, saw a dry referendum proposal hit the house two days after a statewide prohibition push. If May 6 votes dry, beer wine and liquor sales would end. if wet, the county option stays. A mail-order liquor bill drew no action in a House hearing.
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Representatives Park and Hatch
Wake
Wallace
Lenoir
North Carolina
Council of State
Taylor of
Anson
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Committee On
Penal Institutions
Forsyth County
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Jarrett
Cherokee
U. S. Planes and French Purchases in War Debate
Senate Military Committee hearings reveal debates over dredging harbors for seaplanes and the military implications of civil versus defense projects. Morgenthau describes French willingness to pay 65 million dollars for fast delivery, while Johnson confirms no credit used and that foreign sales would follow the same process.
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United States
Naval Air Service
Shannon
Dmo
Church
Cole
RNY
Bates
R-Mass
Hess
Jenks
R-Nh
Guam
Senate Military Committee
Morgenthau
France
Europe
Roosevelt
Clark
D-Mo
Congress
Army
Craig
Austin
Germany
Woodring
Louis Johnson
Nye
R-Nd
Johnson
America
John W. Hanes
the Treasury
Treasury Stabilization Fund
Youth Conference and Reception at First Baptist Tonight
The First Baptist church hosts an 8:30 p.m. Youths Conference and Reception for ages 12 to 25 in the dining room. The event aims to deepen Christian living and church involvement among colored youth and welcomes nonmembers from any church. Miss A L Jones leads the troop.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Sunday services at Bethel Holiness Church of God
Bethel Holiness Church of God at 600 East High Street schedules Sunday events including an 11 55 morning service Sunday school at 3 30 and an afternoon service also at 3 30 with the pastor speaking on Dont Halt Follow God Evening service at 8 features The Greatest Attraction in Human History. Monday evening Elder F Franklin of Winston Salem and his church will render service. Tuesday evening Rev L S Simmons of Greensboro and his congregation will render service.
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Bethel Holiness Church of God
East High Street
F. Franklin
Winston-Salem
L. S. Simmons
Greensboro
Fourth annual oratorical contest at Fairview Street
The Harrison Dunbar Dramatic club hosts its fourth annual oratorical contest at Fairview Street Elementary Friday at 8 P M. Fairview Street students will recite well known poems and the Grade Mothers council plans a cake march in the school auditorium Monday evening.
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Harrison-Dunbar Dramatic Club
Fairview Street
Fairview Street School
Grade Mothers Council
Barnett College Student Edith Williamson Ill at Home
Miss Edith Williamson a Barnett college for women student in Greensboro is ill at her home 1214 Furlough street with no further details provided.
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Edith Williamson
Barnett College For Women
Greensboro
Furlough Street
Girl Scout Troop 9 Meets in Fairview Street School
Girl Scout troop 9 of Fairview Street school met in the Scout room on Thursday. Rev. R. A. Sharpe pastor of Brooks Memorial M. E. church spoke on the Twelve Scout Laws. Mrs. M. M. Hart led games and Mrs. Glacier led children’s songs. Inez Lawhorn read a report on a recent meeting at the local Scout office. The gathering closed with more songs by Mrs. J. B. Neal and a taffy pull.
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Fairview Street
R. A. Sharpe
Brooks Memorial M. E. Church
Sharpe
Color Community Scout Committee
M. M. Hart
Glacier
Inez Lawhorn
Swing Club and Sayons Ladonheyr Host Post Valentine Party
The Swing club and the Sayons Ladonheyr club hosted a post Valentine party at Miss Anna Saunders residence 815 Hilltop Street Thursday evening. Miss Emma Griffin took first prize, Miss Sylvia Little second, and Miss Mattie Ferguson third. The next Swing club meeting will be at Miss Ola Griffin 744 East Washington Street Thursday evening.
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Swing Club
Sayons Ladonheyr Club
Anna Saunders
Hilltop Street
Emma Griffin
Sylvia Little
Mattie Ferguson
Ola Griffin
East Washington Street
Area meeting of seventh area adult education teachers
The seventh area adult education teachers held a meeting at Winston-Salem Teachers College led by Mrs Novelle Lane W T Murphy and Mrs Cooper. The program centered on a coordinated literary drive begun by the WPA adult education schools.
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Winston-Salem Teachers College
Novelle Lane
W. T. Murphy
Cooper
WPA
Mrs. E. G. Cobb Hosts Alpha Art Club Meeting
Mrs. E. F. Cobb hosted the Alpha Art club at 817 East Washington Street Thursday evening. Mrs. J. J. Hall discussed African American progress in music and Mrs. T. G. Brincefield read during the session.
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EF. G. Cobb
Alpha Art Club
E. G. Cobb
East Washington _ street
J. J. Hall
T. G. Brincefield
No Reprisals Condition To End Conflict
Fragmentary report describes pressure from Azana and aides for Madrid to end bloodshed. Points include resignation demands from Juan Negrin and Alvarez del Vayo and hopes to reduce fighting as public support wanes.
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Azana
H Alvarez del Vayo
Madrid
Juan Negrin
Alvareza Yo
Ha Alvarez del Vayo
Jos Ja
Gove
Cartagena
Miaja
Madrid-Valencia
Sia
Paper Appreciation Highlights Reflex by Clarence White
A refined gathering praised Clarenc eron White's Reflex era piece. Attendees included Mrs Greenwood and Mr Blackburn along with Field Reid Curt Greenwood and several others.
Rev W B Winchest Returns to St Mark Church Pulpit
Reverend W B Winchest is back at St Mark Church after illness and resumes preaching today in a forting return to his pulpit.
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W. BR
ST. Mark
R. W. Wincheste
S. M. BE
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