Local Weather Report And Senator Wagner Health Legislation
Rain this morning measured .51 inches with showers developing this afternoon along the coast in extreme north portion. North central warmer, coast unsettled and cooler inland tonight and Wednesday. Winds vary from southwest to northwest with overcast skies. scattered showers possible tonight and Wednesday. Senator Wagner to introduce legislation on the expanded national health program recommended by President Roosevelt in January.
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North Carolina
North Central
Cooter
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
South Portion
Jacksonville
Washington
Wagner
Roosevelt
Congress
Potatoes Lagging Behind in North Carolina Coastal Counties
Farm Agent L. Guy Matthis reported February 28 that potato growers in Carteret Craven and Pamlico counties are about two weeks behind schedule in planting this year.
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New Bern
L. Guy Matthis
Carteret
Craven
Pamlico
White family homestead cabin stands in Missoula
Believe It Or Not notes that the pioneer White family cabin in Missoula remains, and three sons were born there in different states due to shifting boundaries. George White was born in 1862 when the area was Washington territory, Chick White in 1864 as part of Idaho territory, and Dick White in 1866 after Montana was set apart.
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Missoula
Montana
George White
Washington Territory
Idaho Territory
Chick"’ White
Dick White
Chamberlain
Hittler
Mussolini
Britain
Reversals by Supreme Court Reach Labor Board Debates
The Supreme Court reversals against the National Labor Relations Board fuel calls for Wagner Act changes. AFL officials hail the Fansteel ruling as validating their stance on board bias toward CIO while Senator Burke backs recognizing employer rights. Labor peace talks proceed with postponed Senate hearings on proposed act amendments.
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Supreme Court
Labor Board
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Burke
D-Neb
CIO
Roosevelt
NLRB
Labor
John L. Lewis
William Green
Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Green
Episcopal Convention Set for East Carolina Diocese
The 56th annual Episcopal diocese of East Carolina convention will be held in Fayetteville on May 16 and 17.
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Episcopal Convention
Fayetteville
Episcopal Church Diocese of
East Carolina
Missouri Legislature Targets Wage Hour Reforms and Tax Changes
Reports show debates over abolishing absentee voting in primaries and wage hour proposals by the State Merchants Association opposing below cost sales. Finance leaders seek a $300,000 gap closure to align the revenue bill with appropriations, with proposed income tax and liquor tax increases and reviews of gasoline distributor and chain store taxes. A Jackson representative introduced a bill allowing student notes as partial payment up to $200 annually for state colleges.
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State Merchants Association
Joint Labor Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Hatcher
Burke
Judiciary Committee
Cogburn
Senate
House Committee
Regulatory Commission
Joint Finance Committee
Tompkins
Jackson
Unity Theatre Ridicules World Leaders in London Stage
Workingmen actors at Unity Theatre Club in north London spoof Neville Chamberlain Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini in a pantomime satire. The private club charges minimal dues and skirts censorship by using backup casts with everyday workers playing the roles.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Buck Tooth
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Little Unity Theatre Club
Britain
America
Lefty
Clifford Odets
Bengal
Paul Robeson
England
Unity Theatre
Printers Split Over State Prison Printing Plan
The North Carolina master printers favor moving the prison printing shop to State College and creating a printing school, while the typographic union and working printers oppose. They contend shifts could affect state work and job competition, noting past prison printing met state needs but raising doubts about training effectiveness. Meanwhile a college shop for college printing proceeds with limited training value.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
Master Printers’ Association
North Carolina
Typographic Union
State Prison
State College
Chapel Hill
Better Gardens Week Aims To Boost Negro Farmers
Raleigh officials announced a Better Gardens Week for March 27 to April 1 to stimulate increased garden growing and a wider variety of vegetables among Negro farmers.
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Better Gardens
Wedek
Raleigh
City Election Set for April 14 in New Bern
A municipal election will be held in New Bern on April 14. The notice appeared in the Feb 28 edition and outlines polling details for residents to vote in the local city contest.
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New Bern
Caution on Opening Hot Radiator Cap After Overheating
An overheated engine can cause boiling water in the cooling system and fans advise not to remove the radiator cap until heat subsides. Many motorists have been badly scalded by releasing pressure too soon.
Annual Buddhist rites in Japan for bullfrog sacrifices
In a yearly ceremony a Japanese temple conducts prayers and incense offerings to honor the thousands of bullfrogs sacrificed in experiments. High priests lead the rites to soothe the spirits of the animals used in research contexts.
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Japan
Carl Laemmle Early Career Store Clerk in Oshkosh Wis
Carl Laemmle worked as a store clerk in Oshkosh Wisconsin before he rose to fame as a movie magnate. The note highlights his early employment and hometown origins.
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Carl Laemmle
Oshkosh
Wis
College Debt Plan Details Delayed Payments Policy
The agreement specifies a cent interest rate and repayment in semi annual installments starting January 1 after graduation or withdrawal from college. The terms indicate timing for the first payment and subsequent installments.
Politics Linked With New Station
Raleigh news notes the upcoming WRAL local radio launch with limited 100 KWH power, serving roughly fifty miles. Observers link the owners to the 1936 McDonald campaign and note timing amid WPTF stockholder politics, though station officials deny any connection to Dr. McDonald or his views.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
WRAL
WPTF
McDonald
Western North Carolina Tubercular Hospital
Greensboro to Dedicate Aurelia Bowman Gray Hospital
Founders Day and Homecoming observance at Greensboro College will include the dedication of Aurelia Bowman Gray memorial hospital on March 11 with an address by Dr. C. C. Weaver of Charlotte.
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Greensboro
Aurelia Bowman Gray Memorial Hospital
C. C. Weaver
Charlotte
Greensboro College
Silkworm Cultivation Faces American Labor Limits
Silkworms can be raised in the United States and elsewhere but the tedious exacting and hardly profitable hand labor of unwinding the cocoons does not appeal to American laborers.
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United States
Snapper Dwells Waterways Yet Probes Bank Areas
The snapping turtle remains a water animal but thrives on land near its stream habitat. It moves swiftly on foot and can strike with rapid, lightning-like precision when provoked.
Flight speeds of birds and pigeons observed
Wild ducks hawks falcons and wild geese reach speeds up to 60 miles per hour while carrier pigeons fly about 45 miles per hour according to observed data.
Rites Held for J Robert Stuart Local Merchant
Funeral services were held in Kernersville for 76 year old J Robert Stuart a retired merchant who died Sunday after a long illness. The service followed a home tribute and took place at Moravian church with several pastors officiating. Surviving children include three daughters and six sons with grandchildren totaling 17. Burial was at the church cemetery beside his wife.
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Kernersville
J. Robert Stuart
Moravian Church
Walter Allen
Howard Yow
C. B. Way
BE. L. Kirk
Mr. Brown
Stuart
Paris
Rosa Eliza Shields Stuart
Kille
Orabelle Hendrix
Winston-Salem
Deep River
Oak Ridge
Eric Hedgecock
M. S. Hiatt
S. L. Dance
Tokio
Japan
Ned R. Stuart
Charles M. Stuart
T. S. Stuart
R. B. Stuart
Milwaukee
Wis
R. C. Stuart
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
R. E. Stuart
Martinsville
Friends Church
Mordice M Coletrane Dies After Long Illness in Asheboro
Mordice M. Coletrane, 67, died Sunday night at his Trinity route two home after a long illness. Surviving are his widow and four daughters Mrs Medlin Mrs Gray Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Stone all of High Point and Greens boro route three along with two sons Ralph and L W Coletrane of High Point, and one sister Mrs.
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Asheboro
William
Cole
Armfield
Union Grove
Della Councilman Cole
Lacy
Woodrow
C. D. Kelly
Siler City
Roy Allman
Seagrove
Route Four
R. I. Nich
High Point
Coy
Jim Smith
Jon
Jason McNeill
B. Cole
Steeds
Fred Cole
Carthage
Dover
Florida
M Cole
Charlotte
Mordice M. Coletrane
Trinity
Ralph
L. W. Coletrane
C. R. Medlin
Joe Gray
Paul Ferguson
R. W. Stone
Greensboro
Chamberlain Reads Wire To Parliament In Spain Crisis
The Labour leader accuses Chamberlain of evading a direct answer on recognizing Franco’s Spain while Britain and France push to curb German Italian influence in the Mediterranean. Franco credits allied nations and pledges memory of supporters as British and French leaders fear diplomatic fallout.
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France
Labor Party
Chamberlain
Francisco Franco
Britain
Spain
Mediterranean
Franco
Burgos
Portugal
Italy
Germany
America
Daladier
House of Commons
Great Britain
Rev J B Thompson Dies in Durham Hospital
Durham February 28 Rev J B Thompson longtime pastor in the North Carolina Methodist church conference died today in a local hospital after service throughout the area. He served many years among congregations and was widely known in the church community.
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J. B. Thompson
Durham
Boro
North C
Confe
Borah Attacks Arms Bill as Senate Debates Defense Funding
Senator Borah denounces the arms bill as bluff and jitterism while the Senate halts passage of a 358 million expansion measure. Debate centers on air force funding, Panama Canal defenses, and training programs, with leaders predicting approval but margins uncertain.
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Willis J. Ballinger
Federal Trade Commission
Mittee
Senate
King Borah
Idaho
NND
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Clark
D-Mo
House
Senate Com
John L. Lewis
CIO
Bar
Ber
Vand
R-Mich
Logan
United States
South America
Great Britain
France
Lea
TVA
Gilbertsville
Watts Tenn
Sena
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Chick White
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Ann Shirley
Roger Daniels
Brother Rat
Priscilla Lane
Wayne Morris
Sarunbans
Bette Davis
Erroll Flynn
Joyous Center
Jd. Livingston & Orch
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Errol Flynn
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Clntor
Wings OF the Navy
George Brent
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Broadhurst
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Paramount
Janet Gaynor Robt. Montgomery
3 Loves
Nancy
Ul Mip
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Rialto
Missouri
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Hitler
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Oliver Col
Shubert Cole
James Crane
Mt. Gilead M. E. Ec
Herbert Lanier
William L. Cole
Thomas M. Kearns
Thomas M. Kea
Pisgah M. EB. Church
Nerva Luck
Colon — Pisgah
Way Kearns
Floyd Kearns
Borah
Union Bus Terminal
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Mt. Airy
N. Wilkesboro
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Greenville
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