Italian Press Attacks Japan on East Africa Policy
The article quotes Italian editorials criticizing Japan for meddling in East Africa and threatening Italy. It decries perceived European inertia and argues that Africa borders Italy, warning that Japan’s expansionist moves and alleged “barbaric” racism could threaten Italian interests.
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Headache Relief Ad Emphasizes Trial and Economy Sizes
An advertisement extols a headache and neuralgia relief product claiming rapid effect with no aftertaste. It touts a trial size 10c and an economy size option, highlighting broad relief for various pains and periodic stresses.
Executors' Notice for Macgle Lindsay Estate
Having qualified an executor for the estate of Macgle Lindsay deceased in Guilford County North Carolina the notice requires all claimants to exhibit their claims to the undersigned at High Point North Carolina by the sixth day of July 1838 or they will be barred from recovery All debtors to said estate should pay promptly July 5 1838 verne Breucher
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Cotton futures hold steady as New Orleans market opens
Market notes show New Orleans opening with unchanged cotton futures before light buying lifts active months by a few points. In New York, cotton futures close steady with gains of 2 to 10 points, spot middling at 12.25.
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New York Cotton Futures Open Steady Amid Early Trading
Cotton futures opened barely steady with declines and gains across near and distant months. Prices listed: July 11.80, Oct 11.46, Dec 11.26, Jan 11.26, Mar 11.28, May 11.25. New Orleans close 11.90 11.46 11.30 11.31 11.35 11.26.
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Quotas Set on Farm Imports in Senate Vote
The Senate advanced import quota measures amid debate. Vandenberg argued for protection of farmers against cheap foreign goods with tariffs or quotas. A conference with the House was approved to return amendments. Senator Long opposed granting more presidential power.
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Death of Capt C M Nolen in Gastonia
Capt. C M Nolen 77 longtime Southern Railway agent and owner of Nolen news agency Gastonia died in a local hospital. Funeral services were held here today. He is survived by a sister and nine children scattered in Charlotte Gastonia Kinston High Point and other locales.
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Prominent Greensboro Leader Cornelius Vanstory Dies
Cornelius Monroe Vanstory 78 a longtime business social home and fraternal leader in Greensboro died at 1 pm from peralysia after a heart attack. He chaired real estate circles and served on the Masonic and Eastern Star home board and the Elks. He was a trustee of A and T College. Funeral at 5 pm at his residence Irving Park 108 Sunset Drive with Dr Charles F Myers officiating. Interment Green Hill cemetery.
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Funeral notice for Miss Margie A Miller Cross Keys resident
Funeral services for Miss Margie Alta Miller 45 daughter of J and Mrs Gloss Miller and resident of Cross Keys were held at Cross Keys Presbyterian Church at 10 30 this morning conducted by Rev E B Long Pallbearers included W L Kennedy George Allen and J W Miltenbere
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Pet Contest Opens in High Point for All Residents
The Ace of Spades invites all High Point residents to submit pet descriptions and photos for a two week contest to choose the most interesting and unique pets. Winners will have their photos printed and receive prizes. entries must include name and address and may be mailed or brought to The Enterprise office.
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Diplomats to Move Offices as Ethiopia Crisis Looms
European diplomats consider shifting offices between Addis Ababa and Rome amid efforts to avert conflict. La Stampa notes the Italian legation will stay open while Italy weighs demands and potential ultimatums tied to Emperor Haile Selassie’s recent wartime address.
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Registered Today At The Southern Furniture Exposition
Registration at the Southern Furniture Exposition building opened at 10 o'clock this morning drawing more than 140 buyers, a first morning record. The guest list includes W. L. Armstrong Rogersville Tenn and dozens more from Georgia Florida Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Alabama and beyond.
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Fragmentary note on Italy rights and belligerent intent
Readable fragment accuses another party of grossly violating the truth and showing a spirit injurious to Italy's rights and designs of a clearly belligerent entry.
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Nazi Threats Strain German Catholic Church Leaders
A German church crisis unfolds as Hitler aides plan a targeted Catholic policy while bishops meet at Fulda. Anti Semitic acts spread in Berlin with synagogues and beaches targeted and clergy facing legal pressure amid a broader government crackdown on religious dissent. Local papers publish lists of accused individuals and calls for punitive action against clergy and "reactionaries" as arrests loom.
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First Morning of Furniture Market Sees New Record
The opening morning shows a surge in attendance with buyers exploring spaces and merchandise. Modern styled furniture gains prominence, prices rise 5 to 10 percent due to higher production costs, and rug makers attract substantial buyer interest with major exhibitors on the exposition floors.
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11 Highway Fatalities in Carolina Over Week End
In South Carolina over the weekend a series of highway crashes caused multiple deaths and injuries. Edward Smith 65 of Socastee was killed near Conway while Minnick Turbeville and Kenneth Stalvey were injured on the Myrtle Beach highway. Ridgeland saw three dead and six injured in a wreck near here with Reginald Gooding 35 of Savannah Florence Tallulah Stone of Savannah and J C Black manager of the Yemassee baseball club among the deceased.
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Prison Officials Cleared by Jury in Assault Case
The intendent and four others were charged with assault with intent to kill. Assault and rape counts against Dr. MacLaughlin and others were quashed by Judge Wilson Werlick after evidence concluded. The five defendants were initially indicted on multiple counts.
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Two Negroes Bound in Penitentiary Case Leads to Jobs
Victims endured nine days in an unheated cell with freezing feet prompting amputations. Defense argued the prisoners caused the gangrene by tight wrappings. The 1935 legislature investigated and committed to permanent jobs for the men at the Raleigh state penitentiary.
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Russia's Mystery Plane Flies for Polar Flight
Soviet star pilot Sigmund Levaneffsky leads crew Baibukoff and Levchenko as preparations spark hopes of a non stop polar flight. The mission aims to beat the 56,657 mile world record from New York to Syria set by Codos and Rossi, with a 60 to 72 hour timeline.
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Lang er Former North Dakota Governor In Critical Condition
Former North Dakota governor William Langer remained in critical condition after a car accident near Aneta North Dakota last night. The crash occurred near Lang er’s vehicle, with responders rushing him to a local medical center for urgent treatment.
Bonus Bill Again Rises in Congress Across Chambers
Congress debates a renewed bonus bill tied to the tax program. In the Senate, La Follette backs an amendment allowing the President to impose quota restrictions on agricultural imports to protect crop price gains. Barbour denounces administration plans as unfair and presses bond disclosure. House leaders move to create a Federal Alcohol Control Administration to oversee liquor restrictions once enforced by FACA codes. Maverick and Kvale attack the disaffection bill as risking free speech and press. Conferees begin to reconcile utility holdings with the AAA bill.
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Japanese Advisers Appointed for Chahar Province
The Japanese embassy announced that two Japanese advisers have been appointed for the provincial government of China's Chahar province. The news comes from Shanghai on July 23.
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