Broad program to strengthen US defense on congressional calendar
The report highlights a planned broad program to bolster national defense as a top item for Congress. It notes shifting priorities amid ongoing wartime actions in China and Japan, with battles near Wuhu, Nanking, and Canton and U S forces ready to assist American personnel if needed.
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Chin
Canton
South China
Shahai
Japan
Market Expected to Peak at Week's Midpoint
Market watchers forecast a Thursday peak as registrations at the High Point market run near 240, with about 150 logged by noon. Dealers report firm prices and see only a slim chance of price breaks over the remaining three trading days despite lower midwinter registrations versus 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Branding as Historical Punishment Conflicts with Modern Views
The article notes branding as a legal punishment in past eras, describing it as punitive and often justified by official coercion. It highlights how iron branding tools were used and reflects on shifting attitudes toward such practices.
Registered At The Market Names Many Locals Across Several States
A long list of names and towns appears, listing buyers and registrants at a regional market. Individuals hail from North and South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, and beyond, including Morganton, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Folloing towns and counties, with numerous spouses noted. The notice compiles attendees from cities like Charlotte, Raleigh, High Point, Danville, Norfolk, and Lexington, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jordan
C. Quinn
Burlington
A. Summers
Katherine Riker
Reidsville
R. BE. Heck
Boyd
Rogersville
Tenn
H. J. Carroll
Chicago
Ill
J. F. Cade
C. C. Gunter
Winston- Salem
P. J. Willis
Norfolk
B. E. Barkedale
Orange
D. C
K. G. Snead
D. J. Sprott
Concord
H. J. Specht
Stoyestown
Fred W. Smith
C. F. Smith
Richmond
H. B. Sykes
Danville
E. A. Champler
Greensboro
J. R. Alford
Zebulous
R.L. Burtner
R. Lurtner
F. Ham
Timmonsville
Ken Knight
Whitehurst
Ee A. Cooper
J. Young
Allendale
J. L. Cash
W. J. McGhee
Courtney
Williamston
J. W. Greem
A. Berger
Augusta
EB. P. Dodson
Paul B. Dodson
Knoxville
A. R. Freeman
Steeds
A. J. Fogel
W. R
T. BE. Jones
Ethel Jones
Woodruff
C. A. G. Sides
Kannapolis
L. M. Loftin
G. H. Knight
Richmond, Va
R. W. Lavinder
B. T. Wise
Norfolk, Va
D. W. Biggs
Walter W. Prevatt
Lumberton
J. R. Miller
W. H. Chandler
Portsmouth
B. G. Taylor
Washington
J. B. Coble
Rufus Meachum
Hartsville
Hugh Jeter
J. A. Nelson
Henry Tarleton
Union
C. H. Frick
J. K. Philpott
Bassett
W. P. Lewis
B. C. Daniel
Winston-Salem
J. &. Denton
Paul R. Ervin
H. Long
Charlotte
W. P. High
F. B. Richardson
Whiteville
J. M. Speas
Elmer Ward
Elkin
C. L. Infram
L. P. Prillaman
Bas
Raleigh
L. D. Rawls
W. L. Rawls
Fred Lawrence
High Point
J. R. Troxler
Martinsville
Ascher Union
Phillip Union
Baltimore
Daniel Liss
Washington, D. C
R. D. Cook
W. Va
William Best
Fred Disher
Paul Powell
Ted Stone
Fred Walters
Hickory
C. C. Burgess
Charles Burgess
Margaret Burgess
Kingstree
W. F. Carter
Mount Airy
J. Hogwood
F. Voncannon
West End
R. S. Good
T. J. Keifer
Charleston
J. H. Eubanks
E. M. Foster
H. L. Newbill
Farmville
R. C. Haglund
Stanley Larsen
R. Larsen
Jamestown
N. Y
Gene Holland
Caroleen
M. Pearce
H. Holt
Herman Holt
Sanford
J. H. Bands
W. P. Edwards
Fountain Inn
J. S. Knight
Stokesdale
Kinston
Miller
Snow Hill
M. C. Newton
Clifford Morris
J. W. Rich
Graham
W. 8. Benson
W. T. Allen
Rock Hill
Russell Parks
Asheboro
Earl Lanier
T. M. Smith
A. O. Latham
J. A. Whitaker
Coroner Recounts Rifle Wounding and Police Pursuit
A coroner testified that a rifle bullet wounded Penn and described a blue sedan seen circling the weigh station before speeding away. He and Early pursued, the car possibly the one that turned around, as bullet holes were noted in Penns car. Defendants pleaded not guilty as jurors were selected in a murder trial before Judge Felix E. Alley.
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Penn
Early
McNeill
Felix E. Alley
Waynesville
Farm bill talks near compromise set 10000 cap on subsidies
A joint senate house committee near ready to present a compromise farm bill rejected low limits on subsidies for large operators, instead voting for a ten thousand dollar maximum. They also plan higher payments for small producers as the House handles minor business and Ways and Means completes tax revision hearings.
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John Milton
New Jersey
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Electrical disturbance on sun sparks fire and war scare
French scientists reported a solar disturbance causing auroras over western Europe since 1709 stirring war scare rumors. Telephonic networks strained in France as villagers cried c est la guerre. Windsor, England, feared Windsor Castle fire while Europe reported many more fire calls.
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Europe
Switzerland
France
England
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Roosevelt Briefs Congress on Broad Defense Layout
Congressional leaders move a wide defense program near the top of the agenda. President Roosevelt, after a White House meeting with five house committee chairmen, may ask for funds to strengthen army and navy and outline the necessary expansion of forces, with details to follow in a forthcoming message.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Army
Navy
Rep
Taylor
D.-Colo
Vinson (Ga
House Naval Committee
White House
War Department
Tax Books List Additional $150,000 Result of Drive
Commissioners push tax listing drive tied to North Carolina Machinery Act of 1937. Property not listed can trigger penalties, grand jury reporting, and indictments. Notices will be sent requiring response within 10 days, with April listed as the filing period and a 10 percent penalty for failing to list.
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Hudson
Board of County Commissioners
Grand Jury
Tax Office
Flood and Cold Wave Deaths Rise Across U S
Reports from multiple states show at least nine deaths linked to floods and cold weather. Sub freezing temperatures blanket much of the south while northern cities endure record lows and shipping disruptions persist along the Atlantic coast.
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U. S
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Winnipeg
Miami
New Orleans
Memphis
Bentonville
Ark
Mt. Mitchell
N. C
Atlanta
Coast Guard
New England
Pencarrow
Halifax N. 8
Middle West
Calumet
Mich
Illinois
Tennessee
Crocker
S. D
Detroit
Michigan
Garner
Iowa
Soo Line
Centuria
Wis
Ishpeming
Escanabaa
Candy makers report 1937 sales rise six percent
Washington reports that U.S. candy manufacturers sold goods totaling 524 million dollars in 1937, a six percent increase from 1936, according to the Commerce Department.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Tax Office Campaign Boosts Property Listings in High Point
Mr. Hudson visits High Point to coordinate with the tax office on a campaign to increase property listings. He will spend one day a week at the tax office in the new county building to promote the effort.
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Hudson
High Point
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China Grove
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Morganton
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J. D. Cox
W. L. Cox
Conway
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R. W. Pritchard
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H. B. Moore
E. M. Ritter
Hemp
Co. P. Ford
W. P. Ford
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Newton
T. T. Lindsay
B. Stone
Leaksville
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D. H.hamm
W. A. Leaphart
C. K. Wise
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West Jefferson
John Rhodes
North Wilkesboro
J. N. Allen
F. T. Cowherd
Irene Dorsett
W. W
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Goldston
Y. Blair
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A. H. Moses
L. Perkins
R. L. Burter
J.L. Watkins
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A. A. Hawkes
C. R. Cobel
L. D. Powers
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