Freight Rates In South Get ICC Attention
The Interstate Commerce Commission in its annual report says petitions from Southern states, regulatory bodies, and shippers urge an investigation into Southern freight rates as unjust and unreasonable. The report notes that during prosperity the rates were set and disputes arose from territory-based bases, with some adjustments and dead cases among decisions. The text also references unrelated local tree injuries not tied to ICC actions.
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Interstate Commerce Commiss
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ICC
North Carolina
Southrginia
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Southern Territory
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Wonderland Is No Place For Science
A NYU professor denounces Alice in Wonderland as unsuitable for children. The essay contrasts children’s book authors and argues Lewis Carroll alarmed readers with fantastical scenes and dark tones. The narrator recalls a Midwest parsonage Christmas day and a girl choosing to read adventure in Wonderland.
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NEA Service
Alice in Wonderland as seen through adult eyes
A nostalgic essay reflects on Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland as a book best understood by adults who recall childhood wonder. It contrasts child readers seeking surface whimsy with mature readers who discern hidden meanings and the book as an escape from rigid academia.
Shirley May Heilig Taken by Death
Shirley May Heilig four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Heilig died at home High Point route three this morning at 10 30 after a nine day illness with pneumonia Surviving are the parents three brothers Arnold Lee Wallace and Ray one sister Jacqueline and the grandparents Mr and Mrs A N Heilig of Jamestown and Mr and Mrs L F Royals of High Point Funeral services will be conducted at Archdale Methodist church Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev J W Grace and Dr J D Williams.
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Parenta
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Arnold Lee
Wallace
Ray
Jacqueline
A. N. Heilig
Jamestown
L. F. Royals
Archdale Methodist Church
J. W. Grace
J. D. Williams
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Army and Navy Air Bases Count
The United States has 63 army airdromes and 26 naval air stations, including marine and coast guard stations, as official figures show.
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The
Marine
Coast Guard
Solons Face Bitter Fight at Raleigh
In Raleigh a fierce budget clash unfolds as legislators debate new revenue and replacing a $2.5 million annual sales tax cut. Democrats controlling both houses push to end the levy on essentials while liquor issues ignite debates. Counties with referendum stores push to keep legal representation. others seek fast liquor store bills.
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Liquor Study Commission
Auto Strike Debate Draws Strong Opinions
Alfred P. Stoan Jr of General Motors condemns labor domination while a secretary urges privately settling disputes rather than airing public quarrels. The exchange highlights tensions in the auto industry as negotiations continue.
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Alfred P. Stoan, Jr
General Motors
Chicago milk prices show varied creamery standings and grades
The Chicago market report lists butter and creamery specials with scores ranging from 80 to 93 and 34 to 35 for various grades. It notes current receipts, fresh graded firsts, and refrigerated standards amid fluctuating offerings.
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Expansion of Federal Aviation Service Plans 29 New Planes
The Bureau of Air Commerce maps broad expansion including expanded inspection and regulation. The plan includes purchase of 29 new airplanes to augment federal aviation oversight.
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Bureau of Air Commerce
Federal Aviation Inspection and Regulation Service
First on fairways and Hearts of exile for Mrs Legh
The piece traces Mrs Legh the American widow of Colonel Legh tied to the Windsor circle. It recalls her Tennessee roots and Paris finishing, her English marriage, and the prince's affection. It notes Mrs Bradford in Nashville worries the abdication may sever bonds as Edward and his entourage remain abroad.
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Austria
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England
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Tyrol
German demand to free cargo and freighters sparks Spain dispute
The Koenigsberg’s commander threatened to dispose of the Spanish freighters Aragon and Marta Junguera if cargo and passengers were not freed before Christmas. The offer to turn them over to the Spanish insurgent regime for a Reich settlement was rejected as not forwarded through proper diplomatic channels. Berlin recognizes only the insurgent regime, and Spain declined to accede.
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Third Reich
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Spain
British Warships Win Respect Off Cadiz
The British destroyer Grafton, entering Cadiz harbor to protest the New Year halt of the English merchantman Etrib by insurgent trawlers, reported satisfactory promises from Fascist Spanish patrols that shipping rights near the Straits of Gibraltar would be respected. The Etrib was fired upon and halted but not boarded.
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Insurgents Advance Near Madrid Threaten Suburban Lines
News from Madrid reports victorious Spanish insurgents pushing along the El Escorial communications route to the northwest of Madrid today. Aravaca and Pozuelo lie under threat as government forces withdraw from Majadahonda, while Boadilla del Monte stands as the remaining government outpost to the south of the front.
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Father Divines Network Reaches Greensboro Negroes
Greensboro reports a spread of Father Divine's influence into local Negro districts with disappearances linked to joining his New York mission. A Greensboro businessman received letters from a woman calling herself Faithful Hannah who repented theft and offered a $5 restitution, claiming debts must be canceled to join Father Divine's administration.
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