France Dismayed Iran Protests Hitler Talk Weather Note
Weather forecast notes partial cloudiness across North and South Carolina with minor temperature changes. Georgia shows warmer conditions in the southwest, Tuesday mostly cloudy with possible rain in the west. Marine winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville and northeast winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Weather bureau records for temperature and rainfall
Official weather bureau records list 24 hour temperatures and rainfall ending at 7 30 a m in principal cotton growing areas and other stations including Galveston Dallas and Washington with numbers showing highs lows and precipitation amounts for the period. The data covers multiple cities and notes measurements in inches and degrees for the 24 hours prior.
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Official Weather Bureau
Prince Cotton
Elsere
Galveston
SM Antonio
Francieco
Csssesvereess
Washington
Wilmington
Democracy Is Pledged By New Argentina Head
President Roberto Ortiz pledged to maintain democracy and liberty as he began his term in Argentina. He warned against international entanglements and stressed strengthening armed institutions and national moral reserve as priorities. First Lady Maria Luis Iribarne joined in greetings during a radio address. An air pageant by U S planes saluted Ortiz with flags.
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Buenos Aires
Roberto O. Ortiz
Argentina
Congress
Ortiz
Maria Luis Iribarne
Presi
Robert Olds
Miami
Fla
United States
Alexander W. Weddell
Cormack Lynch
Olds
Hitler Speech Signals Unclear European Move on Austria and East
Hitler outlined a sweeping rearmament program and asserted no pledge to Austria’s independence. He backed Germany's cooperation with Austria, framed a fight with the Versailles treaty, and warned enemies to test him in arms. Foreign policy fallout followed Eden’s resignation amid uncertainty.
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Germany
Austria
Hapsburg
Japan
China
Manchoukuo
League of Nations
Eden
Hitler
England
Russia
Senator Bone Seeks 400 Million More Relief Funds
Washington Feb 21 Senator Bone asks the senate to vote 400 million dollars additional relief this year rather than the 260 million requested by the administration. He offered an amendment increasing the amount as the senate shelved the anti lynching bill and moved to the emergency relief appropriation.
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Washington
Bone
D. Wash
Senate
Famed Cowboy Artist Jack Van Ryder Seeks 25 Per Prize
Tucson rodeo highlights Jack Van Ryder, famed artist, as a leading candidate for the 25 prize in a La Fiesta de Los Vaqueros event. In team tying, he failed to rope his steer.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jack van Ryder
Negro Sentenced Six Months for Knife Assault on Wife
John Griffin of 1500 Leonard Street received six months on county roads for knife assault on Frances Griffin. Judge Teague set bond at 2000 for Guilford County Superior Court in March on a secret shotgun assault charge against Diana Shaw. Several others jailed or fined for theft, drunkenness, and traffic offenses in the morning session.
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Leonard Street
Frances Griffin
Lewis E. Teague
Griffin
Guilford County Superior Court
Diana Shaw
Gilmore Lee
Willis Row
Frank Mack
Reed Street
Lareny
B. L. Leonard
City
Dessie Griffin
John Stout
Redding Street
Connie Stanley
Greensboro
Bill Freeman
West Point Avenue
Curtis Pressley
Raymond Miley
Mitchell Street
Thomas Brady
Potts Street
George French
Kivett Drive
R. Stokes Anderson
Lexington
Sam Davis
Taylor Street
Charlie Thomas
Houston
Tex
W. R. Sellers
Culler Street
John Davis
Luther Crutchfield
Greensboro Road
Cleve Durham
Archdale
Charles Cook
East Green Street
Lehman Franklin
Paul Vancannon
Willie Green
Fairview Street
William F. Myers
Elm Street
John W. Poe
Seth Nelson
A. M. Hanes
Poe
Clark Taylor
T. A. Preddy
Bigger Navy Boosted by Hitler Talk at Hearing
Adm. Dubose testifies auxiliary vessels cost about 1 billion dollars and yards need upgrades costing 2 to 8 million per yard to handle new facilities. He cites keel laydown limits, with Norfolk as next yard, then New York and Philadelphia. A 60,000 ton battleship could pass through the Panama Canal.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
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Philadelphia
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Cole
Atlantic
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Snow Sweeper Locomotive Plows Street Then Halts at Porch
A surface lines snow sweeper jumped the tracks, climbed the curb and cleared drifts on the sidewalk. It then headed toward a nearby dwelling’s front porch before the crew halted it a few feet away.
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Chicago
Surface Lines
Great Question Mark Maps Europe After Hitler
The article describes a map showing European uncertainties following Nazi domination of Austria and compares Italo German plans to a future bloc stronger than the World War Central Powers. It notes Austria as a diminished remnant of the Austro Hungarian Empire, with shaded areas marking former territories across Czechoslovakia parts of Romania Poland Yugoslavia and Italy.
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Austria
Germany
Italy
Baltic
Black Sea
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Heaven Sold From Father Divine to Rival Evangelist
New York reports that Father Divine's Harlem five story headquarters known as Heaven has been purchased by Bishop Grace a rival evangelist. John Lamb says the sale targets Major J Divine and undercuts his tenancy. Father Divine dismisses the move saying the kingdom of God is not bound to material places and vows there are many buildings already.
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Harlem
Father Divine
John Lamb
Grace
Lamb
Major J. Divine
Heaven
Adolf Hitler
Manchoukuo
Chi
Ungpao
Hitler
Manchukuo
Japan
Orient
China
Eden and Chamberlain Seek New Pact with Il Duce
Eden and Chamberlain addressed a packed House of Commons after Hitler's Reichstag speech and Eden's resignation. Eden urged that strong political convictions must override threats while signaling possible accord with Il Duce via ambassador Count Dino Grandi. Chamberlain held a surprise meeting with Grandi before the session.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Reichstag
Jaly
Commons
Neville Chamberlain
Il Duce
Count Dino Grandi
International Relations Conference to be Held at Vanderbilt
The Southeast Conference of International Relations Clubs from Alabama to Virginia will convene March 4 and 5 at Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee by invitation of Vanderbilt and in cooperation with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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International Relations Clubs
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Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
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South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
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Death of Mrs Georgia Pravette at 26 in Yadkinville
Mrs Georgia Hoots Pravette of Brooks Cross Roads died at 6 30 PM Friday in a Statesville hospital after an operation for goitre. She was 26, widow of Clyde Prevette, daughter of John and Mrs Hoots, and mother of Betty Lou. Burial in Harmony Grove Friends church cemetery after funeral at the church.
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Georgia Hoots Pravette
Brooks Cross Roads
Statesville
Goitre
Melvin Hoots
High Point
Clyde Prevette
Prevette
John Hoots
Route 1
Funeral services held for H C W Berrier in Midway
Thomasville February 21 special funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Midway church for H C W Berrier aged Midway man killed in an automobile accident last Friday. Rev W R Jenkins Rev Jesse Kaney and Rev Mr Nifong conducted the rites with church choir and a male quartet providing music. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
H. C. W. Berrier
Midway
Midway Church
W. R. Jenkins
Jesse Kaney
Mr. Nifong
Picture brides sail for Brazil from Japan
Twenty two picture brides were among 350 Japanese emigrants who sailed today on the liner Montevideo Maru for Brazil. The girls embarked together and began comparing photographs of their prospective Brazilian husbands whom they had never met.
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Tokyo
Montevideo Maru
Brazil
Motion to Consider Relief Plan in Senate Hearing Delays
The solicitor general of the United States faces a delay to permit printing of hearings. Senators Connally of Texas and Dietrich of Illinois said the delay fulfills the need to publish subcommittee hearings that approved the nomination.
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Solicitor General
The
United States
Connally
D-Tex
Dietrich
D-Ill
Mail Goes Through Kansas City Upon Narrow Escape
Special delivery messenger Donald Proper completed his route after mishap. His car stalled on railroad tracks, a train approached, and he fled on foot with his mail pouch. A police car arrived to investigate, and he persuaded officers to aid in delivering the final letter.
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Kansas City
Donald Proper
Proper
Global reactions split as Hitler talks stir world leaders
Amid 11 hours of Hitler’s speech Eden’s resignation and Britain’s shift toward conciliation spark dismay in Paris and Rome while Tokyo celebrates Manchukuo gains. China protests Germany’s stance, and Vienna and Berlin gauge new power moves and possible war leverage.
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Rome
Lia
Tokyo
London
Vie
Hitler
Anthony Eden
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Italy
Nazi Germany
Associated
China
Manchukuo
Japan
Berlin
Ler
Russia
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Vienna
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Cellor
Kurt Schuschnigg
Fuehr
Germany
Hit and Run Driver Kills Youth in Williamston
Officers hunted today a hit and run driver whose car fatally injured 18 year old Robert Coltraine of Martincoe in Williamston. His companion Charles Bullock and her son Robert, 14, were seriously hurt in the accident.
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Washington, N. C
Robert Coltraine
Martincoe
Williamston
Charles Bullock
Whi
Robert
Organize Cub Pack Meeting In Ashboro Tomorrow
An organization meeting for a Cub Pack in Ashboro is set for tomorrow night at 7:30 at First Methodist Protestant Church. Buas Hackney Jr the Boy Scout executive and Co F Carroll Jr chair the leadership and training committee with charge of the event inviting children aged 12 and under to attend.
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Buas Hackney, Jr
Annow
Co. F. Carroll, Jr
Mittee
Hackney
Eleven year old chops elm tree in school theater plan
Eleven year old David Kloepper swung an ax at a neighbor's elm as part of a George Washington birthday dramatization at school. He admitted the act when questioned by the principal. The incident prompted discussion about rehearsal safety and student projects.
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George Washinton
David Kloepper
George Washington
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