Press Institute Plans Clinic At Chapel Hill Meeting
Winston Salem January 13 R Alton Jackson city editor of the Twin City Sentinel and NEA president announces plans for a News and Editorial Association of North Carolina meeting with the Press Institute at Chapel Hill. The newsroom clinic will feature 15 minute sessions with topics from reporting to desk organization led by state editors and UNC faculty.
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Winston-Salem
R. Alton Jackson
Twin City Sentinel
News and Editorial Association of
North Carolina
Today
Press Institute
Chapel Hill
NEA
Institute
Jackson
J. E. Dowd
Charlotte News
Walter S. Adams
Asheville Citizen- Times
Hayti Thompson
Charlotte Observer
C. A. Paul
Stewart Atkins
Gastonia Gazette
John Harden
Salisbury Post
Chamber of Commerce
John Mebane
High Point Enterprise
B. S. Griffith
Walter Spearman
University of North Carolina
Oscar Coffin
Loop Leaders Clash In Industrial League Showdown
Industrial Basketball League action returns to the YMCA with three teams tied for first and Harriss Covington one game back. Tonight features Triangle versus Harriss Covington at 8 and Tomlinson against Railway Express at 9 after opening 7 match Silver Knit vs Adams Millis, with key players returning for Railway Express. Standings show Adams-Millis 9-5, Triangle 9-5, Harriss-Covington 8-6, Railway Express 4-10, Silver Knit 3-9.
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Industrial Basketball League
YMCA
Triangle
Adams- Millis
Tomlinson
Harriss-Covington
Adams-Millis
Railway Express
Squirk
Raper
Pepper Martin
Blue
Hartley, Ingram and Company
Irmo Asc Asvcveee
NS Ok So O'S Dase
Gilver-Knit
Freighter West Kebar in distress 600 miles east of Baltimore
The 5620 ton freighter West Kebar reported taking on water and listing to port after heavy seas. The Coast Guard cutters Galatea and Champlain were sent from New York to assist, as the ship bound from Free Town to Boston with cocoa and mahogany nears the Bermuda track.
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New York
Baltimore
American West African Line
Free Town
British West Africa
Boston
Kitty Resists Family Plan and Heads to New York
The synopsis follows Kitty who after Pop’s death struggles to stay stable with Aunt Hallie’s push to Manitou. Wyn’s family schemes to educate and refine her for Main Limer’s wife, while Kitty refuses and travels to New York to work for Delphine Detailie, then is drawn into a new, chaotic turn with Wyn.
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Pop
Kitty
Aunt Hallie
Delphine Detailie
New York
Wyn
Main Limer
Delphine
Giona’s
Chapter XIX reflects a failing nerve and a fainting spell
The narrator admits stress and a fainting episode while working late with Delphine. A taxi ride home, a doctor visit, and being misnamed as Mrs Foyle reveal embarrassment and a realization that personal danger is real, ending with a resigned "But things like this don't happen to me."
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Delphine
Stu
Diary of a Main Line woman in disguise
A 1939 Morley diary fragment follows a young woman in New York and Philadelphia social circles. She wrestles with engagement news, fear, and stigma while seeking escape through brandy, Delphine's hospitality, and future plans with Wyn Strafford. The piece blends class, gender, and race themes with reflections on American identity and courage.
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Molly
Delphine
Mark
Wyn
Lin
Rosey Rittenhouse
Botts
Molly Darling
Bulgarians Aim to Keep Balkans in Peace Says Premier
Premier Bogdan Philoff told 10 000 Bulgarians in Ruse that Bulgaria seeks peace in the Balkans and may face war someday. He warned against Nazi Fascist and Communist ideologies, insisting Bulgaria will follow its own traditions and not adopt foreign regimes. He thanked Italy Germany and Soviet Russia for helping return Dobruja from Romania.
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Ruse
Bulgaria
Balkans
Bogdan Philoff
Roosevelt
Congress
Danube
Giurgiu
Romania
Bank Cashier Seriously Injured By Auto
A bank cashier M. T. Williams was seriously injured in Charlotte when struck by an automobile. Hospital attendants reported skull fractures and fractures to the right arm and left leg.
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Charlotte
M. T. Williams
Police quell strike clash at Eaton plant in Saginaw
Police used tear gas to quell disorder at the Wilcox Rich division plant of Eaton Manufacturing as CIO United Automobile Workers pickets clashed with officers. Seven injured, including two pickets and five police. About 100 police and deputies on duty. Plant manager said 60 of 300 rehired in past 30 days. Eaton produces auto and airplane parts for defense contracts.
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Saginaw
Mich
Wilcox- Rich Division
Eaton Manufacturing Company
CIO United Automobile
East Lansing
Laurence Lyon
CIO
UAW
Herbert F. Russell
Eaton Company
Junior High Plays Durham Tomorrow
Durham Central Junior High visits High Point for a Tuesday afternoon tilt as coach Cernugle carries a three win one loss one tie record into the contest. Key players include Foxworth Idol Culler Murrow Kearns with reserves Brown and Kenneday. The Durham squad seeks another win after recent losses and ties.
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Durham Central
High Point
Durham
Cernugle
Jimmy Foxworth
Cernigle
High Point Junior High
Foxworth
Idol
Addison Culler
Murrow
Eugene Kearns
Browns
Kenneday
Junior High
Ju- Junior High
Greensboro Central Junior High
High
Mechanicsville
Curry Junior High
Greensboro
Willkie Backs Modified Lend Lease to Aid Britain
Wendell Willkie supports passage of Roosevelt's lend lease bill with changes and plans a two week overseas trip to assess the war, saying the aid power should be limited to a fixed term. He will visit England and meet with leaders to gauge the situation.
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New York
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Britain
Orhans
England
Alf M. Landon
Willkie
Kansas
Topeka
Congress
Clipper
Antonio Moreno explains Hollywood Spanish language films shift
Hollywood veteran Antonio Moreno recalls making early Spanish version films for Fox Metro and Paramount and explains why Latin markets were lost as translations proved literal. He hopes to direct again and to produce Spanish language pictures in Cuba and Mexico City.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Antonio Moreno
Antonio Garrido
Monteagudo
Leslie Carter
Tyrone Power
Constance Collier
Latin America
Spain
Moreno
Fox
Metro
Paramount
Dietrich
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Moreno Highlands
Cuba
Mexico City
Guilford College Celebrates 107th Charter Day
Guilford College marks its 107th charter day with a January meeting. Duke and UNC scholars attend as Mary Petty of Greensboro becomes the board’s first woman member. Dr Calvin Brice Hoover of Duke will speak on The United States in a Totalitarian World at 11.
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Guilford College
Carolina Society of Friends
Nathan Hunt
Je Miah Hubbard
North Carolina
New Garden
Sch
No Carolina Yearly Meeting
New Gate
Guilford Cold
Contia Educational Service
Uber
Mary Petty
Greensboro
Dudley D. Carroll
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
Calvin Brice Hoover
Graduate School of Arts Sciences
Duke University
Mother of High Point Woman Dies in Sophia
Herbert C. Lanier, 61, died at his home on Sophia route one after a short illness. Funeral set for Tuesday at 11 at Poplar Ridge Friends Church. Survived by widow three daughters Mrs Gray Peterson Mrs Paul Bunton Mrs Wilson Sutton and three sons Walter Harry Everett.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
Herbert C. Lanier
Sophia
Poplar Ridge Friends Church
Gray Peterson
Paul Bunton
Burlington
Wilson Sutton
High Point
Walter
Harry
Route One
Everett
Bell Riven Escapes From County Home
High Point officers report Bell Riven, a local Black woman, escaped from the county home at about 6 30 this morning where she was serving a term for violating the prohibition law. Her address is 1802 Tudor Street and she was sentenced in High Point Municipal Court on July 9 1940.
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High Point
Bell Riven
Tudor Street
Alpha Art Club Meets at Mrs Greenwood Home
The Alpha Art Club will hold its first regular meeting of the new year at Mrs. La venia Greenwood's home 500 Underhill Avenue, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Alpha Art Club
Lavenia Greenwood
Underhill Avenue
Statesville to Play Here Wednesday Night
Statesville boys basketball hosts William Penn High School here on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock for a scheduled game.
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Statesville
William Penn High School
Jr O U A M Presents Flags at William Penn
This morning during assembly hour Council No 347 of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics presented American flags to each classroom at William Penn School drawing applause from students and staff.
Block That Basket Block That Basket
Jeff Carlin former W. and J. star and pro player criticizes neglect of defense in basketball and offers coaching tips in a illustrated series. He covers guarding cuts dribbling disc zones and practical corrections for beginners and players at Case of Applied Science.
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Jeff Carlin
Carlin
Case of Applied Science
Cleves
Rev J Clay son Delivers Church Presentation
Rev J Clay son, pastor of the First Met Church, made the presentation at the event.
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J. Clayson
First Met Church
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Davidson Hinton
The family of the late Mrs. E zette Moser Davidson and Maude Hinton and mother thank friends for messages of sympathy flowers and services during illness and death of Mrs. Dawson. The jellyfish note describes its mouth end of a long proboscis from which fry bud off new jellyfish.
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Ezette Moser Davidson
M Maude Hinton
Mother
Dawson
Maude Hinton
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