Japan War Declaration Threatens Embargo Use Says State Dept
Washington observers said a formal Japanese declaration of war on China could compel President Roosevelt to invoke embargo provisions of the Neutrality Act. House action against Ludlow’s war referendum was seen as strengthening administration policy and aiding naval expansion plans.
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Japan
China
State Department
Roosevelt
Far East
House
Ludlow
Oposal
Roosefit
Wald
Hull
Rosevelt
Admiral Leary
Naval Gerations
Richest Girl in the World Meets a Real Man
Connie Bryn, posing as the wealthy Constance Corby, chats with Bret Hardesty on a transcontinental bus. He questions wealth’s value and shares his dream to build in West Virginia while Connie longs to swap places with the richest girl. The encounter ends with a promising dinner and further intrigue.
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Constance Corby
Bret Yardesty
Rodney Brandon
Connie
Katie Blyn
Miss Corby
Katie
Katie Bryn
Bret Hardesty
Navy
West Virginia
UNC Trustees Set Meetings in Raleigh in January
The University of North Carolina board of trustees will convene in Raleigh on January 31. The executive committee is scheduled to meet January 17.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Bam Boo Growth During Rainy Season
A note states bam boo can grow as much as a foot daily during the rainy season, indicating rapid plant expansion and vigorous growth conditions.
Turfland Horse Races Betting Den Closed in Salisbury
Turfland, an establishment in Salisbury accused of accepting bets on races outside the state, was shut under a temporary restraining order obtained by Solicitor Charles L. Coggin yesterday.
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Salisbury Place
Salisbury
Turfland
Charles L. Coggin
Fishermen Of North Carolina Report Strong Season Across Coast
North Carolina fisheries report a banner season for Morehead City area fishers with high catches of food fish and fatback. Cap tain Nelson cites 125 million pounds of menhaden processed by Morehead area plants, estimating substantial plant totals and a potential $625000 revenue from fatback processing. Shrimp catches remain solid in the Southport area.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Morehead City
John A. Nelson
Captain Nelson
Southport
North Carolina
Morehead
Nelson
Art Exhibit Opens at Local College
An exhibit of work by students of Ben Early Looney instructor of commercial drawing and still life at High Point College is held this week in the students room of the main building. The public is invited to view it.
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Ben Early Looney
High Point College
Duke Organist at Guilford College Charter Day Recital
Edward Hall Broadhead, organist from Duke University, will perform the first recital on the Everett Organ in Memorial auditorium as part of Guilford College’s 104th Charter Day celebration. The a cappella choir sponsors the music program.
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DUKE
Guilford
Guilford College
Edward Hall Broadhead
Duke University
Memorial Auditorium
Massive U S Pole Timber Harvest
The United States cuts about six million trees each year to supply telegraph and telephone poles. The figure highlights the scale of timber use for communications infrastructure and reflects ongoing resource extraction trends.
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United States
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