Royal match rumors swirl as King Edward eyed by European princesses
London reports King Edward may be crowned with a queen by his side. Princess Frederica-Louise-Thyra-Victoria-Margerita-Sophia-Olga-Cecelia-Isebella-Christa, granddaughter of Kaiser Wilhelm, and Princess Alexandrine Louise, Danish royal, are named as potential brides. The Commons funds royal expenses at 2 million dollars yearly for the king and 350 thousand for his queen if he marries.
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London
Edward
Frederica-Louise-Thyra-Victoria-Margerita-Sophia-Olga- Cecelia-Isebella-Christa
Kaiser Wilhelm
Brunswick and
Lunebourg
Alexandrine Louise
Prince Harald
Denmark
Christian
Ing Christian IX
Louise of Mamark
Harald
Frederick VIII
House of Commons
Alexandrine
Frederica-Louise
Brunswick and Lunenbourg
House of Hanover
Duke of
Cumberland
Retimates of Pictures Playing This Week
A local theater guide lists films and classifications from seven review groups for families and adults. Highlights include Three on a Trail and The Story of Louis Pasteur with details on cast, venue Rialto or Carolina, and show days through Sunday.
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The
Daughters of the American Evolution
National Society of New England Women
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Council of Jewish Women
Woman's University Club of Los Angeles
United Church Brotherhood
Louis Pasteur
First National
Rialto
William Dieterle
Paul Muni
Josephine Hutchinson
Anita Louise
Donald Woods
Pasteur
Mark of Spy Leaves Fleet in Tight Seclusion
Los Angeles July 4. Harry Thomas Thompson, convicted spy, awaits sentencing in federal court for violating the espionage act. He operated for nine months from June 1934 to March 1926, under Admiral Reeves, with strict censorship and restricted visitors across the Pacific fleet. The case linked to the flagship Pennsylvania and heightened security on the fleet.
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Los Angeles
United States
Harry Thomas Thompson
U. S. District Court
Pacific Coast
Joseph Mason Reeves
Admiral Reeves
Navy
Pennsylvania
Car Crash Kills George Dennis Near Albemarle
George Dennis died instantly in a car wreck three miles from Albemarle on July 3. His passenger and driver William N. Napier received first aid at Yadkin hospital.
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Albemarle
George Dennis
William N. Napier
Yadkin Hospital
Sweet Adeline at Carolina Delights Mature Audiences
Light comedy sequences entertain the audience as James Melton’s voice dominates the picture. Irene Dunne leads a colorful musical from Broadway operetta by Hammerstein and Kern with a romantic arc from Hoboken cafe to stardom. The film features rollicking comedy lavish dance and strong supporting work.
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James Melton
Sweet Adeline
Warner Bros
Carolina
Mervyn LeRoy
Irene Dunne
Donald Woods
Nydia Westman
Ned Sparks
Hugh Herbert
Oscar Hammerstein
Jerome Kern
Hoboken
Mark
Pamily
Child Killed by Fireworks in Chicago Fourth of July
Six year old Marie Dunn was identified as Chicago’s first 1936 Fourth of July fireworks death. She was sitting near her home when an unidentified boy tossed a lit firecracker into her lap, igniting her dress and causing fatal burns.
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Chicago
Marie Dunn
James Dunn
Physicians hold tuberculosis clinic at North Carolina Tubercular Sanatorium
Sixty physicians from the Old North State Medical Dental and Pharmaceutical Society gathered at the North Carolina Tubercular Sanatorium for a workshop on pulmonary diseases. Dr. P. P. McCain directed the clinic while Dr. Murray B. Davis noted the sessions were enlightening.
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North Carolina
Old North State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Society
P. P. McCain
Murray B. Davis
Gladiolia Festival at William Penn High School
Mrs F R Mason and Prof S B Burford sponsor a Glad iola Festival at William Penn High School Monday July 18 at 8 pm to benefit the First Baptist church. The queen of the festival will win a trip to Washington DC. Contestants include Mrs Callie Holmes and others. Local and Winston Salem talent will provide music as the auditorium is decorated for the event.
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F. R. Mason
S. B. Burford
William Penn High School
First Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
Callie Holmes
Mia
Ida Gibson
Lillie M. Davia
Sylvia Alford
Mary Bass
Alda Blanton
Carry Lewis
Lucile Raper
Lottie Simpson
Maud Eeeles
Fannie Butler
Lorraine Phifer
Nellie Hinton
Anna Saunders
Camilla Litaker
Janie Standback
Winston-Salem
William Penn
Ministers Wives Club to Present Program
The Ministers Wives club will host a program at First Baptist Church Monday evening at 8 oclock announced by Mrs F R Mason. The public is welcome to attend.
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Ministers Wives Club
First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
Entertaining Criterion Club at Miss Graves Home
The Criterion club held a combined business and social evening at Hoover street host Miss Anna Graves. Mrs. Gladys Gilreath won the club prize, Miss Zola Black the guest prize, and Miss Alto n Chambers the consolation. Mary Parker aided in serving after prizes. The 1936 William Penn high Summer School closes Friday July 10 with no formal exercises.
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Criterion
Anna Graves
Criterion Club
Hoover Street
Thureau
Gladys Gilreath
Zola Black
Alton Chambers
Mary Parker
William Penn High School
Personal notices report residents improving health
Bertha Colso of 810 North Street has recovered from a recent illness. Mrs. 8. L. McFall, patient at Burrus Memorial hospital, was reported somewhat improved today.
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Bertha Colso
North Street
L. McFall
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Steady Policy For Ethiopia Planned
Italian policy in Ethiopia will be slow steady concentration with no gold rush. Count Giuseppe Volpi said Premier Mussolini tasked organizing industrial branches with technical scientific and practical experts to mobilize the empire's resources.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Giuseppe Volpi
Treasury
Mussolini
Midwest Heat Wave Pushes Through Drought Stricken Plains
The Midwest endures the season's hottest spell with 100 to 110 degree readings forecast. Chicago sees 96, while Lincoln Nebraska hits 105 and Winnipeg grain rises on drought fears. WPA plans work programs for over 2,000 North Dakota farmers as 1934 drought contrasts noted.
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Chicago
Midwest
Wallace
Agriculture Department
Central Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Illinois
Territory
Lincoln
Neb
Iowa
North Dakota
Lake Michigan
Norfolk
Winnipeg
WPA
Northwest
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Minnesota
Rain Ceremony Sought by Navajo to End Drought
In Toate Arizona on July 4 a group of about 50 Navajo elders gathered at a medicine hogan to seek moisture for the reservation. They performed secret rites and sand paintings as part of a rain-making ritual aiming for a drought-ending blessing tomorrow.
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Ganado
Ariz
Navajoland
Big Zeppelin Is Half-Way Home
The German airship Hindenburg with 50 passengers was halfway home after seeking North Atlantic weather reports from a Chatham radiomarine station. It left Lakehurst, New Jersey at 9 44 p m EST on its fourth eastward crossing.
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New York
Hindenburg
New England
Cape Cod
Chatham
Mass
Radiomarine
North Atlantic
Lakehurst
N. J
Germans Adopt CO2 Tanks to Inflate Flats
Many German cars carry small carbon dioxide tanks to replace tire pumps. In a flat tire scenario the tanks inflate the tire after repair, offering a quick mobile solution.
Fastest Snake Being Sought In New Mexico Derby
Carlsbad New Mexico July 4 Peco the fastest diamond backed rat snake was entered for the second race of the bell worm derby. The six minute hot finish gave a 500 purse to backer Jack Chaney El Paso Texas as reptile protests and a start battle threatened the event.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Jack Chaney
el Paso
Tex
France Celebrates Independence Day Ceremonies Quiet
Paris observed Independence Day with ceremonies at the tomb of Lafayette and a patriotic luncheon. The usual Fourth of July reception at the American Embassy was cancelled after Ambassador Jesse J. Straus departed on a private trip.
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Paris
Lafayette
Jesse J. Straus
Strike Settled in Seattle After Five Week Auto Mechanics Walkout
The five weeks long Seattle automobile mechanics strike ended today with an announcement by Rev. M E Bollen, chairman of the conciliation board appointed by Mayor John F P Dore. The board mediated the settlement.
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Seattle
M. BE. Bollen
Econciliation Board
John FP. Dore
Cartoonist Chandler Reese Dies in Glendale at 74
Charlies Chandler Reese, 74, a newspaper illustrator and cartoonist, died yesterday at a Glendale hospital from age related infirmities.
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Glendale
Calif
Charlies Chandler Reese
Wheat Control Bill Passed In France Amid Debate
Paris July 4 reports Leon Blum's government secured passage of the wheat control bill after 28 hours of debate the vote stood 357 to 215. The socialist sponsored reform bans temporary import of foreign wheat for resale abroad and tightens controls on futures trading while limiting usage of power from hydropower plants.
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Paris
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Howard Bretherton
William Boyd
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Fiayingten
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al McGillevray
Etterine
Landons
Ain M. Landon
Peggy Anne
Estes Park, Colo
McGraw Ranch
Hign Point Savings and Tust Co
High Point, North Carolina
U. S
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High Point
Federal Deposit Iourance Corporation
Wm. Penn
Mid-West
Big Zeppelin
Peco
France
Sarti Dry Cleaning Co
South Main Street
Good Housekeeping Magazine
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Westinghouse
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Kester Bros
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