Vienna Vows Ban as Nazi Influence Grows
Police guard Vienna as a four week ban on political demonstrations takes effect amid mounting tension. Hundreds patrol key districts while 900 students rally for Chancellor Schuschnigg. Nazi chants surface, Graz and Vienna workers protest Berchtesgaden accord, and Jewish observers seek foreign consular views.
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Washington Memorial Fades as National Gallery Rise Looms
In Washington, the George Washington Memorial project on Pennsylvania Avenue nears its end after 40 years. The memorial association cannot raise 2 million dollars for completion and asks the court to dissolve, turning 222000 left in its coffers to George Washington University as the National Art Gallery rises nearby with a Mellon gift.
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Local Navy Weather Brief For Carolinas
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with light rain possible and warmer temperatures in the central areas. North Carolina and South Carolina show overcast skies with scattered showers and modest warming, while winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville shift from northeast to variable and southeast.
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Schuschnigg Addresses Government Changes Speech
Chancellor Schuschnigg delivered remarks explaining recent government changes and remained in seclusion while refining his speech. He focused on outlining reforms and their implications for Austria.
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Cellor Schuschnigg
Schuschnigg
Teruel Falls to Rebels as Loyalists Retreat
The communique reports an orderly retreat from Teruel by Loyalist forces, with all equipment removed as government troops seize the city.
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Teruel
Insurgents Press Teruel in Surprise Counteroffensive
Teruel remains a focal point as insurgents push to regain control since December 21. Its position serves as a base to threaten eastern coast districts between Barcelona and Valencia, while government forces defend the area. New insurgent air raids on Barcelona follow a deadly January 30 bombardment that killed over 60 people.
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Barcelona
Insurgent Command Moves Toward Hendaye Frontier
Report from Hendaye France at the Spanish frontier notes a 22 February push by insurgent forces near the border. Details from the frontline describe a march toward the frontier as tensions rise and military activity increases.
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France
News Of Colored People Rev Blair Improves At Home
Rev W W Blair of the A M E Zion church is recovering at 1158 Underhill Ave after an influenza attack. He formerly served in the State Legislature and is regarded as a leading minister in his denomination. Birthdays honor Miss Mary M Moore. a social gathering at 1119 Kivett Dr with guests including Margie Griffith and Mary M Moore. Tentative games planned for Washington DC Alexandria and Richmond. Northern tour slated to start August 15. Season opens at Willis Park Easter Monday with Gosher Red Wings. Principal Burford returns from Rankin after his aunt Adele Gordon’s illness and death.
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Oody Beatty
James Fandall
Roy Cole
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Vergeous Gould
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J.L. Baldwin
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High Point Red Sox Hold First Meeting of Year
The High Point Red Sox organized for the season and elected Alphonso Dockery president Earl Mc Gibboney treasurer and Dr Clayton Eccles booking agent and business manager They scheduled practice for March 15 at the regular ground and invited all interested players to report for tryouts.
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First Baptist Missionaries Meet at Mrs. Ila Stewart's Home
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Baptist church gathered Monday evening at 129 Underhill Avenue hosted by Mrs. Ila Stewart. Attendees included Mrs. Hannah McCain Malinda Addison Cornelia McRae Edith Banks with visitors Mrs. Sarah McCorkle Lorene Phiffer Mrs. Woanie Roundtree Mrs. John Parker Fannie Lassiter Mrs. Sarah Rush Cornelia Richardson Annie Ivey Ella Hoover Samuel Kenan Ruth Pemberton Kenan Rev. F R Mason and Frank Mason.
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Underhill Avenue
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Sarah McCorkle
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Wloanie Roundtree
John Parker
Fannie Lassiter
Sarah Rush
Cornelia Richardson
Annie Ivey
Ella Hoover
Samuel Kenan
Ruth Pemberton
Kenan
F. RR. Mason
Frank Mason
Re capture of Teruel and government forces flee
Today announced the recapture of Teruel by insurgents and the retreat of government troops from the Aragon capital. Insurgent officers disputed government claims of a safe Teruel garrison and cited heavy Republican losses, while Morrocan Navarrese and Galician units reportedly pressed the pursuing government army.
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Augusta and Mt Olivet High Schools End 1937 Basketball Season
Augusta and Mt Olivet high schools will close their 1937 basketball season Saturday. The game was initially set for last year but was washed out by the flood.
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Mt. Olivet
Pigs and pups mix as dog Shep nurses farmer’s offspring
In Bluefield West Virginia a dog named Shep mourns the loss of her owner and takes over nursing duties for four piglets left by farmer J M Riley. The piglets thrive under Shep’s care despite being littermates of pigs not dogs.
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Lewis asserts expansion of national defense aligns with Washington
Chicago on February 22 James Hamilton Lewis Illinois senator told the Chicago Bar Association that world events justify expanding naval and aerial construction to defend United States rights and uphold Washingtons counsel to avoid foreign alliances He cited postwar arms conferences failure and urged vigilance of seas and trade rights Americans celebrated Washingtons 206th birthday nationwide with parades and services.
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Thomasville Highs Wrap Up Season With Local Doubleheader
Thomasville to host Mt Airy in a boys and girls basketball double header at the local high school gym. Mt Airy girls arrive undefeated in 26 straight. first game saw Granite Bears beat locals 34 18. Wrestling team also features a key duel with Spencer, last home meet before Draper trip.
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French Cabinet Approves Large Arms Fund Plan
The French cabinet endorsed a sizable arms funding plan to bolster defense and strengthen Franco British unity against Berlin and Rome, signaling a coordinated stance with London. The move aims to align France with Britain’s evolving policies amid the European threat.
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French cabinet eyes new government to ease relations with England
After a two hour session the council of ministers conducted a complete survey of the international situation. Deputies said Delbos sought to resign and urged the cabinet to do likewise. A new government including more moderate center and right elements would improve France’s ties under England’s revised policy.
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France
England
Seattle Mayor Loses Primary In Tight Seattle Race
Seattle voters trimmed incumbent mayor John F. Dore in a February primary. Councilman Arthur B. Langite led with 50,389 votes, ahead of Lieut. Gov. Victor Aloysius Meyers. Dore polled 21,369, with six others far behind as March election looms.
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League Delusion as Protection Hit by Prime Minister
In a forceful Commons session, Arthur Greenwood censured Chamberlain over Eden’s resignation and policy missteps. Supporters applauded while opposition heckled, question rising of wartime action and Italy talks amid looming global dangers.
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Anthony Eden
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Italy
Film star's father seeks support from daughter in suit
Allen Whitney sues Eleanore Whitney claiming poverty while the 20-year-old dancer earns 500 weekly at a Hollywood studio. He asks for a 25 weekly allowance and 200 for clothes and medical care. A friend says she has long supported her father and younger sister.
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Eleanore Whitney
Allen Whitney
Eleanore
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Whitney
Mise Whitney
Arkansas floods breach two main levees near Pine Bluff
In southwest Arkansas rising flood waters forced about 2,000 workers to battle swollen rivers and reinforce levees around Pine Bluff as the Red River and nearby Arkansas River threaten the area. Emergency crews pour gravel and rocks to halt seepage while Red Cross aids 1,500 families and local casualties and rescues are reported.
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Note found in Starved Rock park recovered by doctor
In Rockford Illinois Dr N W Bhaneler recovered a long lost note from Starved Rock state park. The message dated July 6 states a finder returns the bottle and paper and will receive one dollar. Edwin Roy Gordon 20 of Lemont Illinois located the bottle after it was tossed ashore by the waters.
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Mayor Rossi Declines $1 Snow Removal Publication
In San Francisco Mayor Gelo Rossi hesitates then rejects a $1 sales letter for a Municipal Snow Removal notice claiming he cannot remember the last snow crisis, leaving city funds untouched.
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Chamberlain Resists Vote as Pact Ties Tangle Britain
In a tense Commons session a no confidence motion fails, backing Chamberlain as debate centers on handling Germany and Italy. Supporters push direct negotiations, aiming to quicken settlements and a four power framework with France, Britain, Germany, and Italy, while opposition cautions against complacency.
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