Weather Outlook South Atlantic States July 3 AP report
Noon today forecast shows warm conditions with scattered showers in western North Carolina and parts of South Carolina and Georgia. Winds from southwest to west remain gentle to moderate coastal and inland. warmer trend early week with scattered thundershowers later. Temperatures near normal. detailed station readings list highs in the 80s and morning lows around 60s.
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Porsons
South Carolina
Georgia
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
South Atlantic
Charlotte
N. C
Official Weather Bureau
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New York
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Youth Critically Injured In Motorcycle Car Crash
A youth was seriously injured when a motorcycle collided with a car on a road. Mr. Henderson faces reckless driving charges and was released on bond as the case develops. The injured boy was taken to the hospital by Yow's ambulance.
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Henderson
Tysing
Tysinger
Rand
J. F. Tysinger
Two faint signals heard as Earhart search widens
Amateur radio reports near noon picked up two faint signals linked to the missing flyer Miss Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan. Authorities note radio contact with the plane KHAQQ and a raft aboard, while the Itasca searches Howland Island area for the lost duo amid cloud and wind conditions.
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Miss Warhart
Fred Noonan
South Seas
Achilles
San Francisco Coast Guard
Siknal
Earhart
Ies Earhart
Howland Island
Lae
New Guinea
Itasca
Probe Opened Into Haney Death Cause In Asheboro
Investigation underway to decide if A A Haney died from a heart attack or head injury after a falling plank struck him in an Asheboro furniture factory ten days earlier. Pathology professor Dr. Wiley H Forbus from Duke University leads autopsy findings while funeral services for Haney were held at Green Street Baptist Church. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with Trophy Council No 29 Jr O U A M in charge.
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Asheboro
A. A. Haney
Thomasville
Mhaney
Wiley H. Forbus
Duke University
Haney
Green Street Baptist Church
C. N. Royal
Trophy Council No. 29, Jr. O. U. A. M
Earhart search amid perilous night flight from Hawaii
Navy and coast guard vessels hunted for Amelia Earhart and her navigator after the flying boat began a night journey from Pearl Harbor toward Howland Island. Officials said Earhart appeared to overshoot Howland, with the search area covering hundreds of square miles as daylight returned.
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Honolulu
Swan
Here
Howland
Miss Earhart
Pearl Harbor
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W. W. Harvey
Itasca
Noonan
Madius
Howland Island
Los Angeles
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Harbart
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Paul Mantz
Atlantic
Burbank
Cal
George Palmer Putnam
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Hoey Urges Tar Heels to Promote North Carolina
Governor Hoey calls on every Tar Heel to act as a sales agent for the state and support a two year advertising program. He praises NC resources and predicts the campaign will spur growth while basing efforts on solid facts not hype. He dedicates a new 125000 underpass in South Gastonia.
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South Railroad
South Gastonia
Charlotte
North Carolina
Tar Hellia
Organizers Dropped as Gus Hall Leads CIO Strike
Philip Murray, chair of BWOC CIO steel affiliate, says two organizers dropped along with Gus Hall as the minist party joins with Democratic forces to battle reactionaries, open shag violence, and fascism. This echoes the May 27 strike call.
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Minist
Philip Murray
BWOC
CIO Ateel
Tension Eases After Russo Japanese Agreement In Moscow
Moscow report says an Amur dispute settlement calmed tensions between Russia and Japan. Prime Minister Konoye departs for a golf holiday as officials hail averting war. Japan agrees to withdraw Manchurian cutters from Amur Islands. Critics fear lasting bitterness and risk to Far East prestige and future talks on a fisheries treaty.
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Fumimaro Konoye
Konoye
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Amur Islands
Far East
Missing Girls Found in Biscoe After Disappearance
Tretta Britt and Mildred Yarborough were located in Biscoe at the home of a relative this morning after their parents reported them missing Thursday evening. Police in both towns coordinated to locate the teens who reportedly ran away.
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Clade Britt
Milla Street
Mildred Yarborough
Young Street
Biscoe
Ila
Polce
Rites Held for E. L. Tomlinson
Funeral services were held for E. L. Tomlinson about 63 at Marlboro Friends church after a brief illness. He died from a heart attack at his home. Surviving are his widow and six children C. B. Tomlinson of Greensboro D. M. Tomlinson W. P. Tomlinson of the home place Mrs J. O. Barnwell of High Point Edwina Tomlinson and Myrtle Tomlinson of the homeplace.
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Marlboro Friends Church
Tomlinson
C. B. Tomlinson
Greensboro
D. M
W. P. Tomlinson
J. O. Barnwell
High Point
Route Three
Edwina and
Myrtle Tomlinson
Survivors Rescued From Early Aerial Drifts and Crashes
A historical roundup notes several early aeronautic rescues. Walter Wellman and crew were saved by a steamer in October 1910 after the dirigible America ditched off Cape Hatteras during a transatlantic attempt. Stanislaus Hausner drifted eight days before rescue by a British tanker after leaving New York toward Poland. Willy Rody Christian Johansen and Fernando Costa Veiga survived 148 hours漂 drift near Cape Race following a Lisbon to New York attempt. Signor Locatelli and three companions, rescued by a U S destroyer after three days at sea following a Greenland takeoff.
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America
Cape Hatteras
Atlantic City
Ireland
Stanislaus Felix Hausner
Atlantic
Flord Bennett Field
New York
Poland
Willy Rody
Christian Johanssen
Fernando Costa Veiga
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Lisbon
Portugal
Signor Locatelli
U. S
Abduction Case Involving Harcourt Custody Dispute
Mrs Harcourt gained temporary custody of her son for a week in High Point while staying with friends. The boy and mother vanished around June 25 after the week ended last Monday. Federal authorities were asked to investigate but appear to have passed the case to other agencies. Police had no comment. The family seeks the child's return rather than detention of the mother.
Trio nations seek more support amid Spain crisis
London officials foresee a potential shift as the nine member sub committee weighs the Italo German proposal while British ministers remain dispersed for weekend duties. Russian and French envoys back Britain on belligerent rights and a cabinet meeting is planned for Monday.
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Royal Air Forces
Britain
Charles Corbin
Ivan Maisky
Spain
Ybdu
Preston Freeze Dies At Hendersonville
News reports the death of Preston Freeze at Hendersonville last night. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at Hendersonville. He is the brother of E W Freeze of this city.
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Hendersonville
Hte
Hendeyonville
E. W. Freeze
Hve
Congressman Lambeth to speak at town celebration
Rep. Walter Lambeth of the eighth district will speak at the opening celebration for the $260,000 water and sewer system municipal building in N. C. on July 4.
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N. C
Walter Lambeth
Tea for St Stephen Zion Junior Dept on lawn
The Junior Department of St Stephen A M E Zion church hosts a tea on the lawn of Miss Mary M Moore at 1119 Kivett Drive Sunday from 4 to 6 30 PM. This community gathering will support church activities and fellowship.
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St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church
Mary M. Moore
Kivett Drive
Patrol Boys Return From Camp At South Mont
The colored patrol boys of this city returned Thursday morning from a week at South Mont under director C. B. Davis. Twenty four boys completed the camp with several others attending part of the session. Courses covered woodcraft nature study first aid citizenship and life saving with two hour classes. They swam played horseshoes and baseball and kept early hours with a bugle wake up. Parents and friends visited on Sunday for the vesper service.
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Southmont
C. B. Davis
Unday
Greensboro Elks Plan Barbecue and Joint Meeting
Greensboro Elks Club members are set to visit the High Point Elks Club for a barbecue and joint meeting Monday from 12 30 to 2 p m. The event will bring together a large turnout of Greensboro members for fellowship and discussion.
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Elks
The
Elks Club
High Point Elks Club
Ford Challenged Over Labor Board Ruling at River Rouge Plant
The Ford Motor Company defends itself against the National Labor Relations Board claims of unfair labor practices at the River Rouge facility. Ford argues riots at the gates on May 26 1937 were staged by trespassers and that the board lacks jurisdiction.
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Rouge
Ford Company
Ford
Ford Answer
Two Randolph Men In Jail Awaiting Hearing On Unstamped Whiskey
Greensboro July 3 Two Randolph county citizens W L Underwood 28 and H F Allred 26 are in county jail awaiting trial before the federal commissioner Monday on charges of violating the internal revenue act by possessing unstamped whiskey. The charges were preferred by Fred Lomax.
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Greensboro
Randolph County
W. L. Underwood
H. F. Allred
Fred Lomax
Commissioners To Pass On Budget
GREENSBORO July 3 Special The County commissioners will meet in the court house Monday to pass on the budget for the coming year which started July 1. Immediately on approval of the budget they will adjourn until Tuesday.
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Greensboro
Court House
High Point Couple Issued License
A marriage license was issued today in Greensboro to Arthur In Brown, 25, and Ruth Pauline Davie, 27, both of High Point, by the office of the register of deeds.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Arthur In Brown
Ruth Pauline Davie
High Point
Office of the Register of Deeds
Expose Plan to Kill Communist Leader Revealed
Moscow reports Leonid Zakovsky, Soviet Secret Police chief, outlined a 1936 plan to assassinate George Dimitroff, secretary general of the Communist International, allegedly ordered by the Gestapo. He said over 120 spies were arrested and more than 70 liquidated, and charged Catholic clergy in white Russia and a restaurateur with espionage roles and executions.
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Leonid Zakovsky
George Dimitroff
Communist International
Dimitroff
Leningrad
Zakovsky
Soviet Union
Komsomolskaya Pravda
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Russia
Poland
Scouts Plan Safe Fourth At National Jamboree
The 26 000 Boy Scouts at the national jamboree will not use fire crackers or fireworks with powder to keep Independence Day safe and sane under leader instruction. They will attend a major municipal fireworks display near the White House Monday night as honored guests.
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Washington
United States
White House
Architect Sues For Recovery Of $283
Eccles D. Everhart a High Point architect sues James S. Moffitt and Marion H. Moffitt for 283 dollars claiming it is due for architectural plans submitted to the couple. The action was filed in Greensboro.
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Greensboro
Eccles D. Everhart
High Point
James S. Moffitt
Marion H. Moffitt
Paroled man surrenders at Denver police station
Walter Weaver, 18, walked into a Denver police station claiming parole violation from California. He admitted his fault and was met by an officer who called for on scene help via the police radio, a test use prior unseen.
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Denver
Walter Weaver
California
Buddy
United States
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