Interest to Contributors in City Column Shortens Thursday
Howey news will continue with Miss Gladys De editor of the 198) Stu- Pen William Penn high school paper. Reporters and writers are urged to send items to 1409 Kivett. Personal notes mention Mary Howell Stricklin visiting Mrs Maudie Little of Washington street.
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Italy Celebrates End Of Sanctions
Rome reports Italy ends 240 days of war sanctions with praise for Mussolini's leadership. The Fascist party directorate sent Il Duce a congratulatory message as a nationwide flag display marks the removal of economic and financial blockades imposed last October and lifted by the Geneva league assembly.
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Chicago grain prices show July to December bids
Chicago bid prices for wheat and corn shown with July September and December futures. Strong fluctuations appear across open high low values in the reported market totals.
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Cadman Funeral Held For Brooklyn Minister
Funeral services for the Rev Dr Parke Cadman pastor of Central Congregational Church in Brooklyn were held today. He led the church for the last 15 years in this city.
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Pickett Mill Rejects Plan of Strikers
Report on Pickett Mill rejection of an eight hour day and $12 to $16 weekly minimums for labor, with no discharge for strikers. Strikers refuse to vote. rallies continue as Thompson urges unity and warns of wage cuts. United Textile Workers organizer Paul R. Christopher calls to stand firm. Community effort planned to aid workers.
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Selected Stocks Continue To Gain
NEW YORK July 15. Strength continued in selected stock market issues today but several lenders eased under profit taking. The Fed reserve requirements boosted government bonds but had little effect on equities. Trading was active though near the fourth hour. Satisfactory earnings dividends and economic items spurred buying. Shares posted new five year highs as grain rose despite drought rainfall. Cotton fell and bonds showed irregular activity. Foreign currencies were quiet.
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Masons to Meet Dunn July Fifteenth
Fourteenth district Masons will hold their annual meeting here on July 15 with Dunn as the invited guest. Members from nearby lodges expected to attend. Further details and schedule to be announced by local lodge officials.
Late News Bullets Highlight Global Tragedies And High Drama
A montage of brief items reports Abbo Graves a 78 year old New York artist died of a heart attack in Kennebunkport. Ontario endures a heat wave as cooler air arrives after seven record hot days. Cardinal Henri Binet dies of uremia in Besancon France. Louise Converse Morgan selects Raymond Skinner Clark as husband in New York. Three aviators die and a civilian woman injured in a naval plane collision. In Jerusalem two British officers and an American Jew are wounded in a clash with Arab rebels. Howard Hughes and a key witness ready to testify in a coroner's inquest into Gabe Meyer’s death. Rep William Lemke defends the farm mortgage moratorium act in district court.
North Carolina group backs six month campaign for pension bill
Raleigh July 15 state old age association members adopted a resolution calling for an extended six month campaign to push for secular gold pension legislation before the 1937 general assembly.
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Tobacco Cured Reported in Vance County
Henderson July 15. First curing of tobacco in Vance county were reported this week by S. J. Griffin.
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Horizontal European Ruler Puzzle Answers and Clues
A filled crossword style clue list showing horizontal and vertical entries with numeric positions and definitions for a historic European ruler themed puzzle. Includes monarch ages, parts of words, and kingdom references across both directions.
Charlotte Man Heads Officers
CHAPEL HILL July 15 The North Carolina Police Officers Association elected Frank N Littlejohn chief of detectives at Charlotte president G A Clark chief of Greenville first vice president and Chief R L Rankin of Salisbury second vice president The institute of government continued its sixth police school with fingerprinting and scientific detection training for 60 to 70 officers.
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Plea Guilty in Raleigh Crime Case
E H Jeffries pleaded guilty at Wake Superior Court arraignment to a criminal operation. Judgement was withheld until after a jury trial for Kd. J. Cade, a barber, charged with aiding and abetting in the crime.
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