Transatlantic Air Service Moves Toward Next Summer
Washington reports great political importance attached to a forthcoming Transatlantic air line between the United States and Britain and France. Diplomats say lines will foster commerce and closer contact among democracies, aiding military aviation training and potential navy patrol pilot reserves. Negotiations with Britain and France aim to clear the way for service this summer after years of delay.
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Washington
Britain
Rance
Europe
United States
France
Greatritain
Burke
Elf
Thomas Urke
Departent of Commerce
Great Britain
Denton Methodist Auxiliary Plans Bazaar for February 14
Mrs T W Mitchel and Mrs John Mitchell hosted Auxiliary Circle No 2 meeting in Denton on Monday. They outlined plans for a home economics building supper and a February 14 bazaar. A joint January 23 meeting at 3:30 PM was set at the M P parsonage with Mrs M Sexton continuing the study book on In.
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Denton
T. W. Mitchel
Ohn Mitchell
M. P
M. Sexton
Inn
War Department relies on private industry for bulk of arms
The War Department aims to have 75 percent or more of gun and tank parts and other essential munitions produced in commercial factories to support a 400000 strong force. The plan keeps arsenals largely unchanged while expanding private capacity and uses 110 million of emergency funds plus 32.5 million in educational orders to hasten arms production.
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Washington
War Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Army
Rock Island
Ill
Frankford
Picatinny
N. J
Watertown
N. Y
Watervliet
Springfield
Mase
Social Roundup of Visits and Weekend Travelers
The column lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and friends during weekends and holidays. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Lomax, Miss Fannie Mae Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell, Dan Vale Miller, Lark Newsom Jr, Odel Cutting, H. P. Sexton, and others in Danville Lexington Asheboro High Point Thomasville Greensboro Denton Burlingon Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bisher
Jeff Ward
Floyd Orris
Raleigh
John Mitchell
Mily
Oaksboro
Allen Bingham
Hamasville
W. L. G. Bingham
Gerret Pickler
London
Clarence Clyatt
High
Thomasville
Arvin Sexton
Greensboro
Ruby Myers
Thomas
H. P. Sexton
Lexington
Rome Hardy
Hayden Sexton
J. T. Sexton
Lilian Russell
Asheboro
T. C. Russell
Raymond Gallimore
High Point
Otha Gallimore
Ruth Miller
R. L. Penry, Jr
R. L. Penry
Pauline Sexton
Dick Penry
Ruth Morris
Josephine Hill
Ben Gallimore
Denton
J. C. Rogers
Burlington
George Haltom
State Street Church
Gee
Junior Order Council to Visit Thomasville
Guilford Council No. 23 members are urged to meet at Sechrest Funeral Home Tuesday at seven. They will travel as a group to Thomasville for the Unity Council Jr. O. U. S. A. M. meeting with transportation provided for attendees.
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Guilford
Funeral Rites For Mrs Hunt Held At Mount Vernon
Funeral services for Flora Jane Hunt 70 wife of B T Hunt who died at home followed a July 1938 illness. The Mount Vernon M E church ceremony conducted by Rev Paul Taylor and Rev P L Shore Greensboro featured a male chorus singing When I’ve Gone the Last Mile of the Way Farther Along and Only a Dream. Interment was in the church cemetery with pallbearers Will Hill W B Allred Tom Hill C W Redding Jessie Lawrence and J R Trotter.
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Flora Jane Hunt
B. T. Hunt
Trinity
Mount Vernon M. E
Paul Taylor
P. L. Shore
Greensboro
Will Hill
W. B. Allred
Tom Hill
C. W. Redding
Jessie Lawrence
J. R. Trotter
Parole Board Frees Two Prisoners as Governor Acts
Governor Hoey paroled Clem Perry of Forsyth who had been sentenced to three to five years for manslaughter in the death of Leland Robbins. C. W. Bennett of Johnston county was paroled after a four month larceny sentence. Edgar Henry Clonch had his parole reinstated after earlier revocation.
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Raleigh
Hoey
Clem Perry
Forsyth County
Leland Robbins
C. W. Bennett
Johnston County
Edgar
Henry) Clonch
Clonch
Wilkes County
Model of Raleigh first engine presented to NC history
A full sized model of the Raleigh the first locomotive on the Raleigh and Gaston railroad is presented to the North Carolina hall of history and will be unveiled in Raleigh. Built in Warrington England in 1856 the Raleigh ran four miles to Gaston, burned wood, cost about seven thousand dollars, and ran at about ten miles per hour. The Seaboard Airline, now owner of the Raleigh and Gaston system, presented the model built in 1927.
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Raleigh
Raleigh and Gaston
North Carolina Hall of History
Warrington
England
Gaston
Seaboard Airline
Raleigh and Gaston System
Seaboard
Stamp Color Standard Promoted Worldwide Under Treaty
All two cent stamps and equivalents worldwide are printed red by international agreement. The rule covers currency and decorative issues to maintain uniform color use across nations.
Identification Men Meet In Greensboro
State law enforcement and identification officials will assemble in Greensboro for the quarterly convention of the North Carolina branch International Association for Identification. More than 100 participants include coroners, penal authorities and Justice Department agents with talks by Edward J. Burke L. O. Padgett and W. P. Whitley. Sergeant Jack W. McMahon will preside.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
International Association For Identification
Department of Justice
Edward J. Burke
Rochester
N. Y
Police Identification Bureau
L. O. Padgett
Charlotte
United States Secret Service
W. P. Whitley
Raleigh
International Association
Jack W. McMahon
High Point
Don’t Marry A Man With A Wonderful Mother Says Dr Fisher
Dr Mary Shattuck Fisher of Vassar college urged Chicago listeners to avoid marriages with strong parental influence and social fame. She cautioned against men with wonderful mothers and women with famous doting fathers and warned against letting an executive woman lead a family.
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Chicago
Mary Shattuck Fisher
Vassar College
Fisher
Chicago Association For Child Study and Parent Education
Child Training Ideals Versus Practical Guidance
Olive Roberts Barton argues against rigid ideals in child training. She favors flexible guidance tailored to each child's temperament, warning that fixed standards create misery and ignoring a child's unique traits can hinder growth.
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Procrustes
Children Learn From Problems And Fair Play At Home
The author argues that children benefit from fair sharing of work and responsibilities at home. Personal growth comes from facing real problems rather than abstract talks. Family life should be enjoyable, with regular routines and steady expectations to guide a child.
Mrs Floyd Transferred From Hospital To Home
Mrs. C. J. Floyd was moved from Erus Memorial Hospital to her home at 801 Street yesterday.
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C. J. Floyd
Errus Memorial Hospital
Building Owners and Managers Meet in Greensboro
The 17th annual convention of the Southern Association of Building Owners and Managers opens Monday with R G Craig of Memphis presiding. Early arrivals will be guests at a barbecue Sunday night. The two day meeting, directed by the Piedmont division, is expected to attract members from ten Southern states.
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Greensboro
Southern Association of Building Owners and Managers
R. G. Craig
Memphis
Piedmont Division
Association
London Businesses Open Penny an Hour Baby Shelters
London business houses establish baby shelters allowing mothers to park infants for a penny per hour, offering a practical short term childcare option.
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London
Treaty rights debated by Miami over hunting and fishing
Peru Indiana January 21 two Miami Indians face charges for spearfishing in the Mississinewa river prosecutors question treaty rights from Greenville Ohio August 1795 claiming descendants may hunt and fish freely while Miller argues later treaties ceded rights and Indiana laws apply since 1872 this civil dispute centers on tribal hunting and fishing privileges.
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Peru
Ind
Greenville
James WL. Miller
Mississinewa
Miller
Indiana
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