FDR Defense Message Warns of Rising Armaments
President Roosevelt reports to Congress that world armaments rise at an alarming rate and warns that the United States must strengthen defense. He urges funding for army and navy expansion, anti aircraft gear, reserves, and new ship construction while stressing peace efforts and protection of national safety.
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Washington
Rooset
Congress
Bny
Fia
Far East
Europe
United Tes
Army of the
United States of America
Letters on Sabbath curb markets and support for Roosevelt
Readers argue over curb market closures on Sundays and religious freedom. A North Main Street Baptist pastor defends the measure as public welfare, not forcing church attendance. A. Baby advocates supporting Franklin D Roosevelt and Warm Springs infantile paralysis aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Association
A. Lincoln Fulk
North Main Street Baptist Church
Three Youths Arrested in Local Breakings Case
An outbreak of break ins since December ended when three local youths James Stokes J T Crawford and Jesse Hill signed attestations admitting involvement in five cases The arrests target charges of breaking and entering and larceny with about $75 stolen from Cecil's Drug Store and other items recovered The three await preliminary hearings as police view the arrests as solving the spree The stores involved include Cecil's Drug Store Joiner's Drug Store Mann's Drug Store and Eckerd's Drug Store in South Main Street The text also notes unrelated satirical lines about Stalin and Hollywood antics.
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Detective Bureau
Police Department
James Stokes
Fairview Street
J. T. Crawford
Taylor Street
Jesse Hill
Loflin Street
Cecil
South Main Street
Joiner’s Drug Store
English Street
Mann's Drug Store
Eckerd
Notice to creditors of C G Bates Grocery Company
Creditors must file claims with Receiver Walter E. Crissman by February 7, 1938, or be barred. Ordered by Judge Lewis E. Teague of the Municipal Court High Point. January 26. Walton & Wright attorneys.
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C. G. Bates Grocery Company
Lewis E. Teague
City of
High Point
Ang
Walter EB. Crissman
Walser & Wright
Lions International origins discussed at High Point Lions dinner
Luther Martin of Winston Salem spoke on Lions International origin 1917 growth and scope at the Elwood hotel dinner meeting. Winston-Salem called the mother club of Lionism in North Carolina as the High Point club readied its 16th anniversary celebration with officers and members noted.
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Winston-Salem
Lions International
High Point Lions Club
Elwood Hotel
Luther Martin
Lions Club
Chicago
Melvin Jones
Martin
North Carolina
George Rankin
Winston-Saltman
Fe.a. Wing
High Point Ea
M. D. Mathews
Clyde Connor
E. Dodamead
Clu
Marc Lovelace
Glen R. Ward
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Fdr
Panama Canal
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
New York City
Saints and Sinners Club
Mangum Ave
Peruna
Patra
Pace
Rexall
IPANA
Noazema
Vatronol
Williams
Mennen
Fitch
N. C
the Enterprise
Warm Springs
Georgia
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
A. Baby
Stalin
Hollywood
Robert Louis Stevenson
Russia
Ational Food
EAGLE
Pillsbury
Ri Coffee
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Vontror
Presh Lean
Old Virginia
Hutchens’ Bakery
Lipton’s
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