Weather forecast for North Carolina and South
The forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions and moderate air across North Carolina and South. Tonight and Tuesday look slightly warmer with a chance of showers in the extreme southwest and coastal areas. Northeast winds single from Hatters to Jacksonville with offshore showers along the coast this afternoon tonight and Tuesday.
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Worth Carolina
Soutia
INIA
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Mussolini Says Italy Will Not Buy Wheat From Democracies
Premier Benito Mussolini declared Italy would not need to buy wheat from democracies this year despite a short crop. He spoke in Aprilia on a grain growing area day marked by the first wheat threshing, then joined farmers in the field before resuming duties.
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Italy
Benito Mussolini
Areca
Tr Duce
Lafayette Honored Paris Celebrates Independence Day
United Ambassador William C. Hitt leads an American Day celebration in Paris paying tribute to the Marquis de Lafayette, the French Revolutionary hero, with formal honors and ceremony.
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Paris
William C. Hitt
Marquis de French
Construction Capacity Grows at 300000 Year Eng
Fragmentary note reports a period of building output near 300000 a year in England. No clear entities beyond generic figures.
Roosevelts Cross Country Tour Seeks Senate Support
President Roosevelt plans a cross country swing through Kentucky Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas to back Senate allies. He aims to urge Barkley’s renomination in Kentucky while backing supportive bids in Oklahoma and Utah and reviewing the San Francisco fleet before a two week cruise via the Panama Canal.
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Bowling Green
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Barkley
Senate
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Arkansas
Hattie Caraway
Thomas
D.-Okla
Oklahoma City Fairgrounds
Gomer Smith
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Texas
Elliott
Fort Worth
Pueblo
Colo
Alva Adams
Benjamin Hillard
Adams
Congress
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
California
McAdoo
San Francisco
Yosemite Valley Park
Panama Canal
United States
Cholera Typhoid and Typhus Report From Shanghai Settlement
The weekly health bulletin for the international settlement shows 333 cholera cases with 49 Chinese deaths, 111 typhoid cases including 28 Chinese deaths and one foreign death, and 28 typhus fever cases with 13 deaths, all among Chinese residents.
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Shanghai
the International Settlement
Eski mos count in Arctic nears forty thousand
A rough estimate places about 40,000 Eski mos spread across the Arctic region. Researchers note the population distribution varies by area and climate conditions may impact future growth.
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Arctic
Burgin Edges Ivie For Sth District Seat In District Returns
Unofficial results show Burgin leading in the 21st district with 9 319 votes to Ivie Jr of Leaksville who trails with 9 097. Burgin, a former mayor of Thomasville and ex state legislator, served in the house in 1932 and the senate in 1933 and pushed unemployment compensation and social security measures. Teague, High Point judge since 1927, is a WWI veteran active in education and Methodist Protestant church circles.
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Allan D. Ivie, Jr
Leaksville
Burgin
McDowell County
Davidson County
Thomasville
University of North Carolina Law School
House
Senate
Teague
High Point
High Point College
American Legion
No Limelight For Tobacco Heiress And Her Husband
New York society notes contrast Doris Duke Cromwell and husband with other heiresses. The Cromwells seek privacy, dining quietly at Brooklyn's Marine Roof and attending the 18 Club with friends, avoiding publicity and loud profiles.
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New York
London
Countess Haugwitz
Barbara
Five & Ten
Doris Duke Cromwell
Cromwells
Gotham
Doris
Bossert
Brooklyn
Hypnotist held in death puzzle in Glendale
Glendale California July 4 A Hollywood hypnotist Robert Arvey Gilbert 49 is held on suspicion of murder in the puzzling death of Marie Colombos 23 the bartender's wife Her 17 month old daughter and another child due Gilbert seen near the Colombos home before she was found dead Autopsy did not reveal a cause of death Gilbert denied knowing Mrs Colombos Detective Woodard says Gilbert was a consultant in painless birth in Los Angeles two weeks ago
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Calif
Hollywood
Marie Colombos
Robert Arvey Gilbert
S. L. Woodard
George Colombos
Highways Toll Tops 150 Dead In Various Accidents
More than 150 killed on highways this period including 24 motor deaths and six motorists in a collision with a trolley. Lightning struck Indiana killing one person and a 99 year old boy in Mississippi was fatally injured when a driverless stunt car crashed through a fence at a fair.
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Page One
Indiana
Mississippi
Eight killed in North Carolina Fourth of July weekend
During the holiday weekend in North Carolina at least eight people died from accidents or violence. Four in automobile crashes, two drowned, one stabbed, and another fatally hurt in a fall. Names include Weldon Parrott and Herman Hickling in Elizabethtown, James Caldwell and W L Thompson in Mooresville, Carol Briggs in Bayview, and others in Raleigh and Laurinburg. A separate Roanoke Rapids case reports Jim Thompson dying from a hit and run.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Weldon Parrott
Herman Hickling
Burlington
Elizabethtown
James Caldwell
Mooresville
W. L. Thompson
Carol Briggs
Craddock
Bayview
Pamico River
Washington N. C
Joseph O. Barbour
Raleigh
L. C. Waring
Glenn Griffin
Waring
Robert Gibson
Laurinburg
Debates on Freedom of Speech in New Deal Era
Public discussions feature Charles Michel of the Democrats and Franklyn Waltman Jr. of the Republicans arguing for liberty and press freedom. They defend Jeffersonian ideals while urging budget balance and confidence in government amid fears of economic disaster if New Deal spending continues unchecked.
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Charles Michelson
Franklyn Waltman, Jr
Jefferson
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Pepper
Democratic Party
Pitt Football Loses 17 Gridders to Graduation and Nine More to Eligibility
University of Pittsburgh football roster faces a shakeup as 17 players graduate this spring and nine more are declared ineligible under the new unity regulations. The changes may impact depth and future prospects for the Panthers.
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Panther
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Cardozo Condition Improves To Fair And Better
Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo of the Supreme Court, convalescing from a serious heart ailment in Port Chester New York, was reported as fair and better in a July 4 bulletin.
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