Schwellenbach Is Strong For Human Side Of Law
Washington correspondent profiles Senator Schwellenbach as a liberal favoring social outcomes over strict legalism. He championed New Deal reforms, criticized the Court, and proposed a constitutional amendment to ease changes. The article notes his work ethic, limited recreation, and cigars as a rare leisure activity.
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Housing shortage endangers Edge Moore postmaster job
Del Moore area stories report Postmaster John D. Lewis of Wilmington faces possible removal as office rating rises to third class and federal rules require residency and mail delivery through the local office. Lewis seeks guidance as only three dwellings exist in Edge Moore, all occupied.
Van Antwerp to Visit Carolinas for Three Days
Eugene I. Van Antwerp commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will arrive in Charlotte tomorrow for a three day tour of the Carolinas He will address a post banquet at Rock Hill tonight and attend as honor guest at a banquet Saturday night He will confer with Carolina leaders Sunday in Charlotte
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UNC Alumni Assembly to hear Graham House and Hill
President Frank P. Graham Administrative Dean R. B. House and Durham capitalist John Sprunt Hill will speak at the University of North Carolina annual general alumni assembly in Chapel Hill. A luncheon at 1 p.m. precedes talks and an intra squad football workout may be held despite chilly weather.
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English Tell Bombing by Jap Planes a Mistake
Tokyo reports the Japanese foreign office says the bombing of a British Hongkong railway station was a mistake. Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita invited British Ambassador Sir Robert Leslie Craigie to call for an explanation and expressed regret, saying one plane dropped a projectile within the crown colony boundary by mistake.
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Vermin Extermination Orders Across Belgium Germany Sweden
The text notes that rats are being treated as vermin and must be exterminated with orders issued in Belgium Germany and Sweden. It states a broader European stance against rats but does not provide dates or officials. The passage emphasizes urgent action against vermin within those nations.
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Tornado Deaths Rise in Bertie County Storm
Windsor North Carolina reports Mrs. J S Mizelle 65 dies from tornado injuries in Green s Cross Roads Bertie County bringing storm deaths to five. Robert Lawrence Mrs George Lawrence and John W Brown Cole Rain chief of police believed killed by the tornado with Brown also fatally injured in a car crash after colliding with a bus halted by the storm.
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Bread upon the waters: church treasurer returns found coins
George A. Dinguid, treasurer of the First Baptist Church in Lynchburg, saved battered coins for forty years. A church member sent the collection to the Treasury Department in Washington, and the church received $1.82 in return.
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Pennell to Speak at Sixth District Legion Meeting
Burgin Pennell of Asheville commander of the North Carolina American Legion speaks tonight in Goldsboro at the sixth district meeting of the legion and its auxiliary.
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Hotel Greeters Meet in North Carolina Virginia Banquet
Hotel greeters from North Carolina and Virginia plan a banquet and dance here on Saturday. An afternoon business session of chapter 46 of the Hotel Greeters of North America is scheduled.
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