Russia Rejects Japanese Demands Over Troop Moves Frontier
Moscow rejected Tokyo demands for withdrawal of troops along a disputed frontier in Siberia Manchuria and Korea. The communique called Japan's threat of force bluff and said Soviet troops exist only for defense. Tokyo suggested a preliminary withdrawal for a general compromise, but Moscow warned such methods would fail.
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Moscow
Bornet
Russia
Japan
Eteri Ft
Tokyo
Maximes
Shiremiten
Siberia
Manchou
Japanese Korea
Cominque
Thiere
Soviet Union
Litvine
Alderman Confuses Plant for Marijuana in Garden
Austin Alderman Roy Seeman believed he grew a sturdy garden plant but could not identify it. His wife found a newspaper photo that matched the mystery plant and that evening he uprooted it, realizing it was marijuana.
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Dopry
Austin
Minn
Roy Seeman
Japanese Demands Cite New Border Clarification After Talks
The joint investigation based on material from both sides led to a new boundary clarification. Japan alleges Soviet troops invaded near Chanheskufeng on July 11, prompting tensions. Soviet maps cited to back territorial claims were dismissed for not being published, triggering remarks from Shigemitsu and Litvinov.
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Chanheskufeng
Japan
Shigemiteu
Thms
Litvinett
Shigemitsn
Lilienthal Called Before TVA Inquiry Over-Minutes Deletions
Knoxville July 22 David Lilienthal awaited congressional investigators after charges he ordered deletions from TVA board minutes. Testimony focused on removed statements about Willkie's transfer talks, PWA loan requests, and Lilienthal's role in pressuring for speedier loans.
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Knoxville
Tenn
David EB. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA Board
Lilienthal
Charlies Hoffman
TVA
Hoffman
Kenthal
Ie A
Arthur B. Morgan
Morgan
Harcourt . Morgan
Ceair Hoffman
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth and Southern Corporation
Ickes Speed Pwa
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Ala
Willkie
PWA
Dr. Morgan
Chattanooga
Young Democrats Club to Meet Friday at High School
The Young Democrats Club will meet Friday night in the Krandie man High School auditorium. All young Democrats are urged to attend this meeting. There will be interesting speakers there.
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Young Demos
Young Democrat Club
Krandieman High School
Riots in Jerusalem Leave Eleven Dead and Wounded
In Jerusalem on July 22 three Jews and eight Arabs were killed during clashes across multiple districts. Five Jewish workers were wounded in the unrest triggered by the day’s violence.
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MNORW
Jerusalem
Dr Gideon J Humphreys Honored By National Committee
Dr Gideon J Humphreys president of High Point College N C joined the National Committee for Religion and Welfare Recovery Educational division announced by Gould Wicker national chairman The move aims to mobilize financial and moral support for educational and welfare institutions nationwide and includes a planned survey and engagement in interfaith stewardship activities with Loyalty Day observances upcoming in October and a National Stewardship convention in Chicago November 1 2 and 4 involving leaders from colleges universities and religious groups
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New York
Gideon J. Humphreys
High Point College
High Point
N. C
National Committee For Religion and Welfare Recovery
Gould Wicker
East Forty-second Street
North Carolina
United States
Hotel Stevens
Chicago
Charles V. Vickery
Madison Reports on Kiwanis Meeting at Elwood Hotel
Kiwanis club luncheon at Elwood hotel featured President Rev J Clay Madison pastor of First Methodist Protestant church giving a resume of the week Kiwanis convention. Elwood hotel hosted the event and Mr Reedson who returned from California reported a splendid trip and enthusiastic convention attendance.
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Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
J. Clay Madison
First Methodist Proteastant Church
Loa Anwelen
Re@dison
California
Four Month Sentences In Municipal Court
Lonnie Lindsay a 1002 Leonard Street Negro received four months on the county road for violation of the prohibition law and was held under a two year probation imposed by Judge Johnson J. Hayes in Guilford County Superior Court. Richard Lee Nan 202 Moon Street and Sophie Little were also sentenced to four months road time for larceny and sixty days in the workhouse respectively. other defendants received varying penalties, probation, or costs as the morning session disposed of cases.
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Lennie Lindsay
Leonard Street
Lindsay
Johnson J. Hayes
Guilford County Superior Court
Richard Lee Nan
Moon Street
Sophie Little
R. B. Buisen
A. Vone
Winston-Salem
Coat
Marie Crawford
Crossson
Thomas Clodfelter
Wilteon
Benoint Mate
K. M. Mickles
Arthur Gibbons
Mae Gibbona
East Russell Street
B. H. Bowers
Long Aetreet
Wyatt Chandier
East Street
Mannie Geeter
Walter Slack
Willowbrook Street
Three High Point Young Men Named in Yearbook
In the 1938 39 edition of Americas Young Men 128 North Carolinians are listed including three from High Point Walter Edgar Crissman attorney Oscar Arthur Kirkman railroad executive and George Curtis Smithdeal realtor
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America
Durward Howes
High Point
Walter Edgar Crissman
Oscar Arthur Kirkman
George Curtis Smithdeal
Hitler Opens Talks With Britain During Paris Visit
In Paris, Hitler signals renewed ties with Britain as King George VI is welcomed. Hore-Belisha coordinates Anglo French defense plans with General Gamelin while Australia’s Earl Page and President Lebrun stress enduring Anglo French democracy links. The king’s address honors World War sacrifices and the soldiers from across the Empire.
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Paris
Ible
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Marie Gustave Gamelin
France
George
Europe
Earl Page
Australia
Britain
Albert Lebrun
Leaf-nosed bat name and feeding adaptation noted
The leaf-nosed bat of the West Indies is named for a bat like nose appendage. Its tongue is roughened to rasp fruit, aiding feeding.
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West Indies
Approval of Building Specs for Large 60 Apartment Block
Thursday meeting with contractors and promoters and Fire Chief E K Ingram and Deputy Sheriff Brockwell of the State Insurance department in Raleigh approved the building specifications for the 60 apartment structure on North Main Street and the new theater on South Main Street with minor details left. The theater expenditure will exceed 100000 dollars and the apartment building over 400000 dollars. Work on the apartment is expected to start soon.
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E. K. Ingram
Sherwood Brockwell
State Insurance Department
Raleigh
North Main Street
South Main Street
Irregularities Probed By Board
Raleigh July 22 The State Elections Board met to probe alleged irregularities before certifying returns from the eighth and sixth congressional districts and the sixth and first judicial districts. Claims included dead men voting and Republicans voting in the first Democratic primary in Johnston County. The board eyed uncounted Avery county sheriff ballots and irregularities in Duplin and Sampson counties sixth district solicitor race. Secretary Maxwell doubted a swift finish. Chairman Lucas urged completion before certification.
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Raleigh
Bon
Johnston County
Avery County
Duplin
Sampson
RK. C. Maxwell
W. A. Lucas
Hurley Defends Freight Rates Over North South Shifts
Governor Hurley argues New England suffers from industrial migration to the South and disputes artificial rate pressures to relocate industries. He says he does not oppose fair transportation advantages but rejects artificial pressure. Southern counsel near end of a two week hearing with rebuttal testimony ahead.
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New England
South
Southern
Mrs Mary Lily Brown Files Divorce Action
Divorce action filed in municipal court by Mary Lily Powell Brown against Richard Clarence Brown. She states they have lived separate since October 17 1935 and seeks a decree of divorce under the statute for two years continuous separation.
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Mary Lily Powell Brown
Richard Clarence Brown
Brown
Largest rutabaga on record at High Point display
Cornelius N. Sinodis of 903 English Street today acquired a rutabaga claimed as possibly the largest ever seen in High Point. The vegetable, weighing 11 1/2 pounds, was exhibited at The Enterprise office and grown by Mr. Smith of North Wilkesboro.
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Cornelius N. Sinodis
English Street
High Point
Enterprise
Smith
North Wilkesbord
Lutheran Synods Meet Tomorrow in Blue Ridge
The annual summer school for church workers of the Lutheran Synod of Alabama Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina opens tomorrow in Blue Ridge and runs to July 29 with about 790 expected attendees. Keynote speaker Dr Charles P Wiles of Philadelphia will address the opening night. other speakers include Dr J Lewis Thornburg Dr Gould Wickey Dr Frank P Caudle Dr John L Yost Jf John B Moose Dr M J Stirewall Dr Charles A Linn Dr W C O Davis Dr Kenneth B Lee Dr B F B Fischer Dr H H Dol Hoover and Dr James Kinard president of Newberry College.
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Blue Ridge
The
Lutheran Synode of
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tomorow
Charlies P. Wiles
Philadelphia
J. Lewis Thornburg
Staterville
Gould Wickey
Washington, D. C
Frank P. Caudle
Saliabury
John L. Yost
Atlanta
John
Moose
Columbia
M. J. Stirewall
Salisbury
Charlies A. Linn
Savannah
W. CO. Davia
Charleston
Kenneth B. Lee
Hickory
B. FB. Fischer
HH. Dol. Hoover
Gettyburg, Pa
James ©. Kinard
Presidency of College
Newberry
Deaths R L White Rites Held At Glenola
Funeral services for R. L. White who died at home 701 Highland Avenue Tuesday afternoon were held Thursday at 11 a.m. at Glenola Baptist Church. Rev. Co Francie Nobile and Rev. H P Williams officiated with choirs from Penticostal Holiness and Wesleyan Methodist churches. Pallbearers were B A Cox E C Coz O F Petty George Greenwood W T Perkins and W McManus. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Ll. White
R. L. White
Highland Avenue
Glenola Baptist Church
Co. Francie Nobile
Penticostal Holiness Church
H. P. Williams
The
Gospel Tabernactie
Wesleyan Methodist Church
B. A. Cox
E. Cc. Coz
O. F. Petty
George Greenwood
W. T. Perkins
W. & McManus
Henry Humble Dies After Months of Illness at Asheboro
Henry Humble 6 year retired farmer dies at his Asheboro route one home after an illness lasting since January. He belonged to Bethel church and will be funeralized Friday at 11 a.m. with ministers Benny Loddermilk Franklin Hinshaw John Allred and son Reverend Herbert Humble officiating. Survived by wife Sarah Trogdon Humble two sons Fletcher Humble and Herbert Humble two daughters Eli Kemp and Mrs H C Cagle 16 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Henry Humble
Asheboro
Route One
Bethel Church
Benny Lowdermilk
Franklin Hinshaw
John Allred
Herbert Humble
Cincinnati
Sarah Trogdon Humble
Fletcher Humble
Randleman
Mra
Eli Kemp
H. C. Cagle
Thieves Break Into Leonard Street School
Thieves broke into the Leonard Street school by forcing a rear door lock and escaped with paint and painting materials valued at about 16 dollars. Police had no clues.
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Leonard Street
Prominent Rocky Mount Alderman critically injured in crash
Rocky Mount alderman R. Brake, 66, long-time member and finance committee chair, remains in critical condition after being struck by a car in the city during a rainstorm. He suffered a skull fracture with hemorrhage, and paralysis on the right side. he was conscious but unable to speak.
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Rock Mount
R. ©. Brake
Board of Aldermen
J. B. Tobinson
Brake
EB. A. Williams
Street Commissioner Charged With Maliciously Killing Domestic Animal
A street commissioner faces charges of maliciously killing a domestic animal. Details on the incident and parties involved were limited in the report.
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