Lindbergh warns on European conquest and world share
Lindbergh says the European war is a struggle for territory and power, not ideas, with Britain and France aiming to block another nation from dominating Europe. He argues rights must be adjusted to share world wealth and influence, urging a coalition to prevent conquests and preserve civilization.
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York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Russia
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Europe
England
France
Monopolistic Fertilizer Probe Paused in Winston-Salem
Federal Judge Johnson J. Hayes suspended the government investigation into alleged fertilizer industry monopolistic practices here to allow parties to proceed with less inconvenience. Hearings and motions resume Monday as attorneys for the Justice Department and fertilizer firms argue over subpoenas demanding decade of records and contracts.
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Winston-Salem
Johnson J. Hayes
Just Department
Record Surge Threatens Business Suspension
A fragment suggests a looming issue that could force a halt in operations, with a massive volume of records involved. The text hints at urgency and potential disruption to ongoing business activities.
Fire Destroys Oklahoma Church Damaging It Ten Thousand
Assistant Fire Chief Otis Jackson battled a blaze at a Guthrie church. A caller alerted him to the fire and he confirmed substantial damage. The church sustained about $10,000 in losses before firefighters gained control.
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Guthrie
Okla
Otis Jackson
Jackson
Moral Embargoes on American Bombing Planes
Government officials report moral embargoes against exports of American bombing planes and strategic war materials are near fully enforced. Trade groups are policing leaks as tin and rubber exports to war disrupted countries dwindle and re exports of key materials are blocked to belligerents.
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Anne
Washington
Hall
Argentina’s shipments to the United States rise 53 percent
Argentina’s shipments of products to the United States last year increased by 53 percent over 1938 levels, indicating a substantial growth in trade. The rise reflects stronger export activity and evolving commercial ties between the two countries.
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Argentina
United States
Electric lines abandon first and second class in Sydney
An Australian railway service in Sydney suspends first and second class travel on electric lines, shifting all passengers to a single class while maintaining service frequency and routes. The move affects travelers and fare structures, with officials citing modernization and streamline operations.
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Sydney
Australia
All-Vegetable BLACK-DRAUGHT Urges Easy Relief At Night
A historical advertisement promotes BLACK-DRAUGHT as an all-vegetable laxative and intestinal tonic. It claims relief from lazy bowels, sour stomach, and biliousness with a simple bedtime dose, promising a good night’s rest and a thorough clear morning. It highlights its vegetables and economy of 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents.
Sponges or Springs Awaiting wells of life from giving
The passage cites John 4 7 14 to contrast being a sponge that takes and a spring that gives Jesus modeled as a source of eternal life. It urges selfless living enriching others to become wells of water and asks for guidance to thirst for love goodness and truth. The meditation ends with a prayer for strength and peace.
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Jesus
Value Of State Livestock On Raleigh Farms In 1940
North Carolina farm livestock shows higher head counts from January 1 with cattle up 13 percent to 684 000 and milk cows at 385 000 while hog values fall 23 percent to 8 358 000 on 1 167 006 hogs. Sheep dip to 54 000 and mule stock holds at 305 000 with value 52 287 000. Chickens number 10 014 000 worth 6 609 000. Also note Moscow unveils a red granite statue of Stalin over 12 feet tall.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Federal Agriculture Departments
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Stalin
Retail Leader Sees Optimism With Guarded Prices
Louis E. Kirstein, head of the American Retail Federation board and William Filene's Sons official, predicts continued retail growth in 1940 if distributors curb price hikes and avoid regimentation. He notes 1939 profits were strong, and Easter shopping looms as a key factor, warning that price controls undermine democracy and retailers risk becoming tools of dictatorship if demands are unmet.
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Boston
Louis E. Kirstein
Kirstein
American Retail Federation
Board of
William Filene
Sons
Big Department Store
Woman Admits Killing Mother in Self Defense or Torment
Coroner Roy M. Banks said Mrs. Margaret Herndon Cotton 20 confessed to shooting and killing her 50 year old mother Mary Lee Herndon after claiming years of torment. She said she hid in the cow shed and fired through a crack in the logs. the coroner noted the death appeared initially suicide before evidence suggested otherwise. Mrs. Cotton was jailed in Wake County.
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Raleigh
Roy M. Banks
Margaret Herndon Cotton
Cotton
Banks
Mary Lee Herndon
Dr K M Mathiesen Named Chatham County Physician
Pittsboro February 21 Dr K M Mathiesen has been named Chatham County physician and will assume duties immediately. He succeeds the late Dr. Frank L. Ward. The appointment was announced by county officials and involves overseeing county health services and medical coverage for residents.
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Pittsboro
K. M. Mathiesen
Chatham County
Mother Admits Killing Her Child in Park Slaying
Los Angeles reports Betty Hardaker a 25 year old mother confessed to killing her five year old daughter in Montebello park last Monday. Police say she claimed to hear voices and cited a cult belief in human sacrifice. She was jailed in Los Angeles for psychiatric evaluation and to face formal charges.
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Los Angeles
Harry Bispham
Montebello
Betty Hardaker
Betty
Palm Springs
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