Jewish identity and voting test sparks antisemitic rhetoric
The article quotes a 82 year old minister proposing extreme measures to address Jewish issues, including relocating Jewish populations and concentrating humanity in one region. He claims actions are necessary and mentions Madagascar as a potential site, reflecting tense antisemitic sentiment amid calls for a global solution.
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White
Alexanda
Cuza
Palestine
Madagasach
Rumania
Prayer service at Oakdale mill area near Jamestown
A prayer service will be held tonight at G. W. Warner's residence in the Oakdale Cotton mill section near Jamestown. The Junior quartet from the city will provide special music and the public is invited to attend.
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G. W. Warner
Oakdale Cotton Mill
Jamestown
Trinity Baptist Church Announces Sunday Services Schedule
The Trinity Baptist church announces preaching on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 AM and the first and third Sundays at 7 PM.
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Trinity Baptist Meeting
Trinity Baptist Church
Daughter Born to J F Stevenson Mary Dean at Forrest Avenue
Mr and Mrs J F Stevenson announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Dean, at their home on Forrest Avenue on January 20. Before her marriage Mrs Stevenson was Miss Nora Lée Giles.
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J. F. Stevenson
Mary Dean
Forrest Avenue
Propitious Time for Congress to Seek Global Cooperation
The remark notes a favorable moment for Congress as many nations recognize the need to collaborate. It emphasizes shared responsibility and the importance of international unity to address common challenges.
Federal board changes face Senate block on inquiry
FTC probes into internal and external conflicts may be shelved as Senate blocks Norris resolution. Power pool talks for TVA area under study again with debates on government purchase of private systems. Browning says Roosevelt favorable to federal Tennessee utility buy plan. conference planned with Lilienthal Morgan and McNinch.
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Senate
Norris
Ind.Neb
TVA
Roosevelt
Southern Power
Chattanooga
Supreme Court
Congress
South
Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Marriage License Applicants In Turkey Must Prove Alphabet Knowledge
Turkish couples applying for marriage licenses must present a certificate proving awareness of the new Turkish alphabet. Authorities require this document to ensure applicants can read official notices and forms. The rule reflects language reforms affecting civil records and legal procedures.
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Turkey
New Deal trust busters win against 16 oil firms
The government won against 16 oil firms and three company officials accused of rigging gasoline prices by purchasing surplus fuel from independents. The case, tied to major refiners, spans Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and Kansas. Other suits include the Aluminum Company of America and Western Union with Postal Telegraph.
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A. ¥. Bourque
Tulsa
Okla
Western Petroleum Refiners Association
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Fied
New York
The
Aluminum Company of America
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Southern Senators Prepare to Extend Battle Next Week
Senate leaders clash over an anti lynching bill with Barkley opposing and Van Nuys predicting enough votes to pass. Sessions to run from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. with no dinner break as Labor's non partisan league backs federal protection of constitutional rights.
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Barkley
Kentucky
Labor
Congress of the
United States
Everybody's Autobiography winds through Paris circles
A note from a columnist reports Gertrude Stein and friends relocating near Picasso and Matisses, with Stein receiving early colors from her new book Everybody's Autobiography. She calls the manuscript fascinating and ready for review next week.
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Christine
Miss Stein
America
Knox Confers With Railway Officials on Freight Station
City Manager EB. M. Knox is in Washington DC this weekend meeting Southern Railway officials about the construction of the new railway freight station in High Point.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Burlington
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Paso
Galveston
Havre
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Orne
West
Little Rock
Louisville
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Steet
Minn-St. Paul
New York
Norfolk
Pittsburgh
Richmond
Beesene
St. Louis
San Antonio
San Francisce
Savannah
EB. M. Knox
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway Company
High Point
Greensboro Girl Injured In Wreck
Evelyn Garrett of Greensboro teaches at Erwin and was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital for minor bruises after the car she rode in ran off a road in dense fog east of Greensboro. A companion’s name was not learned. They were brought to the hospital shortly after midnight by a passing motorist and took a trip to Greensboro after treatment.
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Evelyn Garrett
Grensboro
Erwin
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Here
Greensboro
Miss Garrett
Hackney Jr to Speak at Wesley Memorial Tonight
Tonight at 6 o clock Wesley Memorial church hosts Bunn W. Hackney Jr. Boy Scout executive as guest speaker. He will discuss his summer trip to Europe with movie reels illustrating the journey for the church youth audience.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
Europe
Soldiers Enter American Area At Nanking In Major Clash
Tokyo reports a decisive battle on the lifeline front as 60 planes reach Suchow to bolster railway defense. Premier Konoye says Japan expects a long war with China in parliament as of January 23.
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Nanking
Suchow
Tokyo
Japan
China
Prince Fumimare Konoye
Japan Eyes Broad Economic Union Aims China Manchukuo
Japanese leaders told parliament that a comprehensive union with China and Manchukuo would require vast funds and troops to fight China if needed. They warned they would not deal with Chiang Kai-shek and reiterated plans for a Japanese sponsored northern China government. They praised peaceful Panay incident settlement and stated foreign interests in China remain essential and accessible to foreign powers.
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Japan
China
Manchukuo
Chiang Kai- Shek
North
United States
Great Britain
Konoye
Blue Law Movement Proposed in City to Enforce Sabbath
Mrs. Sam H. Brown of Kernersville writes in support of a Blue Law to restrict Sunday business and promote a county state and national Sabbath observance, urging church involvement and widespread adoption to align with religious Commandments.
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