All Of Spain Prostrate As No One Spared
Madrid, July 16 Associated Press dispatch notes Spain’s civil war entering its third year with widespread devastation. Franco’s forces control about 70 percent of territory while government troops mobilize 600,000 to 800,000, aided by Italian and German arms. Foreign volunteers number around 1,000 Americans and 1,000 others, with no Russians evident.
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Spain
Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
Madrid
United States
New York
Prospecta
Spanish Morocco
Francisco Franco
Italy
Franco
Velencia
Massi
Catalonia
France
Mediterranean
Germany
The Great Physician and a Call for Moral Reform
Excerpted letters argue for biblical diagnosis of modern vice and warn of societal decay. The writer cites Zephaniah and Noah to describe corrupt morals in media, fashion, music, and politics, urging repentance before nations fall. An ex-convict’s critique of prison argues for science and sterilization over punitive systems.
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Zeph
Walter Winchell on deaths, reporters, and notable meetings
The passage recalls death watch moments in journalism with planes crashes and child tragedies, contrasts with celebrity encounters like George Bernard Shaw, Amelia Earhart, and brief anecdotes of Bequests and tea with the President's mother at Hyde Park. It frames the emotional toll and vivid memories of a career in reporting.
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Homicide
Hyde Park
Jewish Contributions to Medicine and Anti Semite Misuse
An editorial excerpt discusses anti Semite misuse of medical terms and Jewish contributions to science. It cites mocked claims that Nazi fears would erase Jewish influence, mentions Ehrlich Neisser and others, and notes Winston Salem Journal praise of Jewish achievements across fields.
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the Enterprise
Philip A. Vorilver
New York State Journal of Medicine
Lukatchowsky
Basle
Switzerland
Ehrlich
Neisser
Ludwig Traube
Salomon Stricker
Vidal and
Weill
Minkowsky
Spiro
Ellogo
Oscar Liebreich
Freud
Wolitzer
Barangay
Otto Warburg
Judassohn
Bruno Bloch
Anna
Mondl
Oppenheim
Kronecker
Benedikt
Fraenkel
Israel
Henle
Winston-Salem
N.C
Toto
Modifications of the Ten Commandments for success
A reader essay notes various takes on success and life recipes. It argues people favor exemplars around them and reflects on how different modifications guide behavior and happiness.
Divorces Dominate Asheboro July Civil Session
Around thirteen divorce cases will come up for settlement when the July civil session of superior court begins here Monday morning, July 18, with Hon. Frank Armstrong as presiding judge. Other cases include actions over automobile accidents and land disputes.
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Asheboro
Superior Court
Frank Armstrong
Mosquito species target birds but most do not suck blood
Some mosquitoes feed on birds while many species do not bite or take blood at all.
There's Something About a Soldier and a Reporter Life
A guest column is previewed as a reporter reflecting on choices and travel. The writer contrasts journalism with other careers and imagines experiences with film stars and a future for grandchildren. Tomorrow's Walter Winchell guest is Morton Downey.
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Walter Winchell
Morton Downey
The Old Plank Road Saturday Night Show
A memoir describes attending a Saturday night show with family and church friends including Presbyterian Methodist and Quaker preachers. The author notes the entertainment was superb but warns that overhead of 14000 dollars daily poses a practical financial problem despite gate receipts.
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Ale ‘Bers
Negress Fatally Struck in Front of East High Street
Rosa Lee, described as a local Negro woman, was painfully injured when an automobile driven by James Holt, 26, of Trinity, struck her at 610 East High Street last night at 9 25. She was taken by Sechrest ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital and remained a patient. Holt was charged with reckless driving. bond set at 500 dollars as police investigated.
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Rosa Lee
James Holt
Trinity
East High Street
Sechrest
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Holt
Liberty Hosiery Mill Incorporation Chartered
A charter for Liberty Hosiery Mill Inc was recorded in Randolph County on a Saturday. The textile manufacturer plans to build in Liberty with capital of 3 500 shares of stock and no par value.
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Heboro
Liberty Hosiery Mill, Inc
Liberty
Randolph County
Plant site described for Liberty venture near Greensboro
The report notes five five three share figures at 100 dollars each and lists incorporators BE P Cameron Welch Jordan and D BE Hudgins all from Greensboro. The plant site lies just outside Liberty town limits and will cover a 400 by 500 foot area.
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P Cameron
Welch Jordan
DBE
Hudgins
Greensboro
Town of
Liberty
Five year old boy struck by automobile near home
James Clodfelter aged five of 616 Cable Street was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital after stepping into the path of a car driven by W. J. Anderson of 811 Granby Street. He suffered a slight concussion but was reported resting well and no arrest had been made.
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Penology
the Enterprise
Bill
Bill Payne
Payne
Officer Penn
J. BE
James Clodfelter
Cable Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
W. J. Anderson
Granby Street
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George Bernard Shaw
Devon
Shaw
Ellen Terry
Duchess of Windsor
Samtone
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Martin Day Cleaning CO
South Main
Veane
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Jimmy Cagney
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Fate
Gary Cooper
James Stewart
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