Japan Navy Deemed Stronger Than U S, Says Authority
Retired Rear Admiral Ishimaru, a leading Japanese naval analyst, argues in a new magazine that Japan's navy is capable of matching the United States and that the United States cannot match Japan in a naval race. He predicts an inevitable race and warns America to act to stay on equal terms, noting potential British and Russian involvement.
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Tokyo
Amer
Japan
Ishimaru
Great Britain
Uniteds
Russia
United States
Imaru
America
Red States
England
North Sea
Mediteran
Australia
Christ Jesus Theme in Sunday Lesson at Churches
Readers encountered a Sunday Lesson Sermon centered on Christ Jesus with a Golden Text from First Thessalonians and references to Jesus healing the sick. The Christian Science discussion contrasted spiritual healing with physical or doctrinal methods and cited Mary Baker Eddy’s works.
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Christ Jesus
Mary Baker
God
Jesus
Manneth
Fragmentary note on moss plant shoots and reproduction
A fragment discusses tiny shoots growing from moss plants and describes how new plants emerge from them, using antiquated wording to hint at moss propagation and developmental steps.
Navy Tows Toy Ships Through Waves to Cut Vessel Costs
The Carderock model testing basins near Cabin John Maryland will become a world class facility costing 3.3 million dollars. When finished they will test hulls and propulsion for navy and merchant ships, aiding private builders and offsetting maintenance costs with private use revenue.
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Navy
Willis Thornton
NEA
Washington
Carderock
Cabin John
Potomac
Capital
Washington Navy Yard
U. S
United States
Labora
Great Lakes
Inland Waterways
Carolina Political Union Sets High Bar for Campus Speaking
The Carolina Political Union at the University of North Carolina, formed in 1936, has held two anniversary events drawing crowds over a thousand. It hosts major figures from Govs to ambassadors, emphasizing open forums after talks and operating entirely under student control with no admin tie.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina Political Union
University of North Carolina
Sti
Russia
Hans Dieckhofft
Germany
Norman Thomas
Thmas
North Carolina Eyes a 12th Grade in Public Schools
Raleigh reports strong support for adding a 12th grade in North Carolina from Governor Hoey, Superintendent Clyde A. Erwin, and about 160 to 200 letters across the state. Erwin notes benefits for college prep and for students who cannot afford college, with farmers mostly neutral on the extra year. The piece also cites sparse rural trivia and notes much of the state is woodland, with Conservation and Development taking its expected share.
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Union
Young Democrats
Young Republicans
Farley
Nye
Holt
Bailey
Tydings
Hancock
D. J. Lewis
Doughton
Maverick
Brewster
Legion
Paul V. McNutt
Coloniel
Frank Knox
William E. Dodd
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Clyde R. Hoey
James Roosevelt
I. M. Meekins
Raleigh
Clyde A. Erwin
North Carolina
Hoey
Mr. Erwin
Department of Conservation and Development
Unemployment Claims Reach 30 Percent of State Workers
Raleigh reports that about 149000 unemployment benefit claims have been filed. If all were valid, roughly 30 percent of the 500000 workers who were employed last year would be unemployed since January 1.
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Raleigh
Unemployment Compensation Commission For
Indi
Unemployment Benefits Record Shows Large Invalid Claims
The report suggests fewer than 100,000 of about 1.5 million applicants have valid claims, meaning roughly 20 percent of workers covered last year are now unemployed. Many applicants lacked covered employment or did not meet wage record requirements for 1937’s first three quarters.
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Cate
Midnight sun eclipse sighted in polar regions
The text notes that while solar eclipses typically occur from dawn to dusk, polar regions can experience an eclipse of the midnight sun, a rare spectacle observed during polar days.
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Polar
Airlines Lead In Installing New Navigation Instruments
Commercial airlines spearhead the rollout of advanced navigation instruments. They pave the way for many pivotal instruments shaping modern flight guidance and safety across routes.
For Love of Kelly Ends in Coastwise Night Voyage
Polly Chelsey and Jerry Whitfield cling to danger as Cabell Banks captains the Gray Gull with an old French pilot. They discuss escape from Dartmoor and hulks, then share a tense but affectionate farewell on deck under starlight before night watches and a promise to continue.
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Polly Chelsey
London
Jerry Whitfield
Cabell Banks
Polly
Jerry
Cabell
Cherbourg
Channel Islands
Napoleon
Caen
Harvard
Gray Gull
Bill
Baltimore
Atlantic
Sea Bride
Horace
Johnny Bull
Portsmouth
Dartmoor
Chatham
Medway
Thames
Hulks
Ramsgate
Mrs. Whitfield
Death of O H Barrier A Thomasville Resident
O H Barrier 59 longtime Thomasville resident dies at 9 p m Survived by widow Mintie Barrier father lp Barrier Winston Salem route five four sons Joe Earl Billy Barrier Robert Barrier Clamette Westmo six daughters Bessie Etta Do Barrier Rumple Beulah Hakins Branch Cooke three brothers L Barrier H P A G A Barrier Winchester Salem area four sisters Mrs W Weaver Mattie Brown Mrs H Crouch and numerous grandchildren Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Community Methodist Church with Rev J Clyde Allman officiating Burial Unity Chapel Cemetery
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Thomasville
O. H. Barrier
Comma Methodist Church
Mintie Barrier
Lp Barrier
Winston-La
Joe
Earl
Billy Barrier
Asville
Robert Barrier
High Point
Clamette Westmo
Bessie
Etta
Do Barrier
Ma Rumple
Beulah Hakins
Charlotte
Branch Cooke
Cancor
L. Barrier
H. P
G. A. Barrier
Wica-Salem
W. Weaver
Mattie Brown
Winat Salem
H Crouch
Lexington
J. Clyde Allman
Unity Chapel Cemetery
RUMA-BAN Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement claims RUMA-BAN rapidly relieves rheumatic pains neuritis lumbago and sciatica by lowering uric acid. Directions suggest taking in hot water twice daily and note one bottle often suffices. Buy at all stores.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Promises Pep for Women
An early 20th century advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy to boost pep and mood for women, claiming mill ions of letters validating its benefits and urging readers to ask their druggists for a bottle.
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Pinkham
Lydia
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