Hitler Speech Signals Shift Toward Market Trade
AP dispatch reports federal officials expect Germany and the United States to clash over Latin American trade after Adolf Hitler’s Reichstag address. Experts say Nazi trade policy is political and may curb international commerce, with potential strain on U S German ties and delayed ambassador returns.
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Andrue Berding
Washington
United States
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Germany
State Department
America
Latin America
Interior Ickes
Weather overview for North Carolina turns cooler with rain on Wednesday
Fair but colder in eastern North Carolina tonight with increasing clouds later. Temperatures rise in the west and central portions on Wednesday ahead of rain Wednesday night with possible afternoon showers in extreme western areas. Winds shift from northwest to northeast and east from tonight into Wednesday.
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Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Thomasville Court Docket Sees Five Of Six Cases Involving Intoxicants
Thomasville Recorder's court completed a brief session Monday convicting five of six cases tied to intoxicants. Rebecca McLendon was convicted of larceny and receiving a dress. Wade Crofts of High Point earned a 50 dollar fine, 12 month license suspension, for drunken driving. Local defendants Ollie Cherry Zeb Mock Luke Nelson and Olin T Kindley were convicted of drunkenness with various fines or costs. one liquor law violation also resulted in suspended sentence.
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Zeb Mock
Luke Nelson
Olin T. Kindley
Thomasville
Mother Of Local Men Dies At 73
Mrs Ellen Marsh Myers 73 of Thomasville died at her son Dewey Myers home after a long illness. Born April 25 1865 in Randolph County she was married to Clay Myers in 1880 who preceded her in death 27 years ago. She leaves six sons two brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Fairgrove M E Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Ellen Marsh Myers
Dewey Myers
Maple Street
Randolph County
William R. and
Evelina Miller Marsh
Clay Myers
Myers
Hopewell Church
J. H. Tonkins
Greensboro
J. L. Millikan
J. D. Garner
High Point
Sandy
Marvin Myers
Zeb
Dewey
Raymond Myers
Walter Marsh
Salisbury
John Marsh
Jacksonville
Fla
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W. R. Jenkins
Exchange Convention to Be Held in Burlington
Burlington hosts the state convention of Exchange clubs with dates set for August. The gathering will bring together club members for meetings and activities.
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of Exchange Clubs
Fink Delivers Ladies Night Address at T ville Lions Club
J B Fink president of the High Point Lions Club was guest speaker at T ville Lions Clubs first ladies night banquet at the Woman's Club. He urged careful membership growth and praised local progress while noting the need for a qualified membership committee. new members Vernon Snyder and Tom Johnson were introduced.
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T'ville
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Woman's Club
Lions Club
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O. F. Poor
Tom Einstein
Lions
C. F. Gibson
Danville
Gibson
Z. Long
Lion Gibson
C. R. Reed
Jim Fink
E. R. Outland
Lloyd Flythe
Fred Lawrence
Chamberlain Reports Mussolini Seeks Peace in Europe
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House that Mussolini’s Rome talks showed Italy’s policy of peace while seeking friendly ties with Britain and France. He noted Rome-Berlin axis remains a core policy but Italy can cooperate when circumstances allow. Unemployed demonstrations occurred outside as debates opened.
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Europe
Great Britain
Franco
Volcano Reawakens Near La Serena After Quakes
Biobio province governor warns interior minister that Antuco volcano of 9807 feet has become active after two centuries. A moderate quake hit La Serena as thousands work to remove up to 30,000 bodies from last Tuesday. Health minister orders typhus and smallpox vaccination for all in or passing through the stricken zone. Antuco lies 284 miles south of Santiago near the Argentine border.
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Commercial Plane Fired On By Japs
A radio message reported Japanese warships fired on the Imperial Airways plane Delta west of Waichow en route from Hongkong to Bangkok with two passengers. The Delta landed safely at Hanoi after not being hit. A second Imperial Airways plane behind it was not fired upon.
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Administration Opposes Haste on Act Changes and Tax Proposals
A study of general transportation legislation resumed as the Ways and Means Committee weighed President Roosevelt's reciprocal tax proposals. A judiciary subcommittee presented unnamed impeachment handling suggestions against Secretary Perkins by Rep. Thomas.
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R-N.j
Toulouse Telegram Urges World Peace Conference for Roosevelt
The Toulouse municipal council telegrammed President Roosevelt on his 57th birthday urging him to call a world conference to pave the way for universal peace.
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Toulouse
France
Roosevelt
Premier cites Mussolini on Czech frontiers and disarmament
Chamberlain said Mussolini indicated willingness to guarantee Czecho Slovakia frontiers against unprovoked aggression and to keep touch on disarmament. He noted Mussolini viewed the Jewish problem as international and spoke warmly of the Vatican visit with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. He added Ciano reaffirmed Italy had no territorial ambitions in Spain.
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Round 47 in marathon Bransfield legal battle set for February
Chicago report notes the 47th court round in the Bransfields saga on February 8. The long feud centers on separation issues, alimony for three children, business clashes over cinder hauling, and disputes over use of the Bransfield name.
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Shirley
Joan
Brannsfields
James
Europe cheers Hitler peace hints amid mixed responses
European capitals welcomed Hitler's moderation as he hinted at recovering colonies without force and promised support to Italy if attacked. London and Paris saw relief over no war threats, while Rome praised the axis and Budapest and Bucharest welcomed peaceful terms with Hungary and Romania wary of oil fields.
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Moscow Press Ignores Hitler Reichstag Address
Moscow reports on January 31 noting the Soviet Russian press largely ignored Chancellor Hitler's Reichstag speech while Moscow newspapers carried limited coverage and commentary on the event.
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AFL conducts survey on Wagner Act amendments
The AFL executive council begins a survey of congressional lawmakers to gauge potential support for its proposed Wagner Act amendments. The New Deal administration has not publicly backed the changes, while internal opposition is described as minor and linked to wishes for a future AFL CIO reunion.
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American Federation of Labor Executive Council
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House
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CIO
Try To Locate Man Bitten By Mad Dog
Pennsylvania state police search for an unidentified man bitten by a dog later found rabid. The dog also bit the owner’s daughter, prompting a test that confirmed rabies. Police race to warn the man before the 10 day Pasteur treatment window closes. The man’s car bears New Jersey plates.
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Exton
Larry Polite
Polite
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Ink Salesman Cleron Yates Dies on Trip
Cleron E. Yates, ink salesman for William C. Herrick Ink Company, died in Asheville after attending the Citizen Times building opening. Funeral services will be held at his Raleigh home at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Cleron E. Yates
Asheville
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William C. Herrick Ink Company
New Citizen, Times
London Warns on Russian German Convergence Amid Ideological Differences
London cautions that despite deep ideological rifts Russia and Germany may converge on strategic aims. Officials note potential cooperation in energy and diplomacy could shift European power dynamics in the near term.
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Russia
Germany
Northeastern Snow and Sleet Paralyzes Regions Amid Blizzard
A massive snow and sleet storm battered the northeast and Great Lakes, with 60 mph winds in Boston and up to 18 inches of snowfall in upstate New York. Fatalities totaled at least 29 across the storm belt, while planes and highways faced widespread disruption.
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Spanish Fleet Goes On Secret Mission
Reports from Gibraltar say most of the Spanish Government fleet sailed from Carta Gen a for an undisclosed destination during the night. British subjects from Gibraltar were reportedly arrested at La Linea across the border in Insurgent-held territory, seen as reprisal for a Friday anti-Insurgent demonstration outside the Burgos regime’s Gibraltar agency where a Barcelona fall celebration drew a crowd.
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Extradition Request Sent Over Abandonment Case
Governor Hoey sent extradition papers to South Carolina Governor Maybank for DD. L. Easterling who is under arrest in Richland county South Carolina and faces charges of abandonment and non support in the state.
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Manton Inquiry Pushes Resignation In Federal Case
The Manton case prompts investigations by the U S justice department and state authorities into alleged loans and influence surrounding the judge’s conduct. Manton, 58, resigns to avoid a public controversy that could undermine confidence in justice.
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Martin T. Manton
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Nazi Propaganda in South America Draws Mixed Reactions
Washington reports Dr. Maurice Sheehy and Cardinal Ryan comment on Nazi propaganda in South America. They note growing unpopularity and underestimation by Americans but acknowledge broadcasts influence. Goebbels suggested paying propagandists to tell Americans of Nazism, while officials deny mastery of the effort.
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South Ame Tocay
Nazi Germany
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Joseph Kels
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Roosevelt
South America
Charles M Turn Death Services Held in Thomasville
Thomasville January 31 funeral services for Charles M Turn who died at his home on Ferry Street were held Monday morning at Emanuel Baptist Church. W C Jarrell led the service. The Primitive Baptist choir sang Amazing Grace and We Gather at the River. Pallbearers included Garlan ford Carmi Alford Jesse A Junior Embler Gurney Byer Vernon Lanier. Flowers were carried by friends.
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Charles M. Turn
Thomasville
Charles M
Jesse A Junior
Embler
Gurney Byer
Vernon Lanier
Suit Filed Against Malpass Over Auto Collision Damages
A municipal court suit filed today by Nance against O B M Grocery Store operator seeks 5 dollars for personal injuries and 125 dollars for car damage from a December 24 1938 collision at the corner of Ory Street and Mangum Avenue. The plaintiff alleges injuries to himself and damage to his car after being struck by a truck driven by a Willie Tyson agent.
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Ory Street
Mangum
Willie Tyson
Council to Receive Power Project Bids At Dam Site
The city council will open bids for construction of four cottages and a garage at the Styers dam site tied to the hydro electric plant. City Manager E. M. Knog was in Washington last week for conferences with PWA on project phases.
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Wit City
E. M. Knog
Washington, D. C
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