Germany Holds Up On Annexation Of Danzig
The article notes Nazi Germany delaying the annexation of Danzig as Olympics preparations in Berlin unfold. It suggests a peace-insurance policy to avoid international incidents until after the August event. It explains the Free City status and the Poland corridor arrangement following Versailles.
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Germany
Danzig
High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Cente of Industry
High Point
North Carolina
Milton Bronner
Azi
Europe
Berlin
Versailles
Joe Ballard Arrest Stirs Clinton Car Mix Up
In Clinton Joe Ballard a Black man rode away in a car not his own. Deputies say the vehicle belonged to Deputy Sheriff A K Hall and Ballard was arrested after neighbors restrained him.
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Clinton
Joe Ballard
A. K. Hall
German professor Dr Ernst Metzenthin dies at UNC
Dr Ernst C Metzenthin aged 70 a professor of German at the University of North Carolina died in Chapel Hill last night His death leaves UNC without a long serving language scholar and educator.
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Chapel Hill
Ernst C. Metzenthin
University of North Carolina
Sonny Boy Carr Held on Bond After Ambush Shooting
Sonny Boy Carr a Negro was jailed in Clinton on a 2500 bond pending a preliminary hearing after his arrest in the ambush shooting of Charlie Corbett a 65 year old Sampson county merchant.
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Clinton
Sonny Boy” Carr
Charlie Corbett
Sampson County
Edgeville Man Found After Three Week Missing
George Creed aged 24 from Edgeville was located after a three week disappearance. Sheriff Joe Phipps reported Creed’s discovery while the latter was serving a 30 day sentence in Orange County.
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Greensboro
George Creed
Edgeville
Joe
Phipps
Orange County
State conference seeks permanent plan for adult education
The third annual state conference met in Chapel Hill to push coordination among agencies and to adopt a lasting statewide plan for adult education in North Carolina.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
UNC summer school second term starts tomorrow
Chapel Hill students registered for the second term of UNC summer school as registration for credit remains open until next Tuesday.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Danzig Nazi Rise Threatens Poland and League of Nations
The piece describes Danzig’s Nazi influence, the attempt to seize power through elections, and the persecution of Jews Catholics and Poles. It notes Sean Lester’s restraint at the League and predicts a fall crisis as Nazis may denounce League rule, leaving Poland isolated amid a looming German challenge. It also explains France's wavering support and Poland’s strategic dilemma regarding the Polish corridor and Upper Silesia.
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Austria
Prussia
Russia
Poland
Germany
Danzig
Lloyd George
Britain
League of Nations
Gdynia
Sean Lester
League
Council of the
Arthur Grieser
Hitler
Europe
Marshal Pilsudski
Upper Silesia
France
Final dividend for Snow Hill bank depositors set at 28.7 percent
Frank F. Fagan, receiver, announced that depositors of the closed National Bank of Snow Hill will receive a final dividend of 28.7 percent, totaling about $19,000. The payment plan was arranged as of July 23 in Goldsboro.
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Goldsboro
Frank F. Fagan
National Bank of
Snow Hill
Commissioners Set July 31 Meeting on State Gasoline Terminal
Raleigh report says the governor named a commission to study a state owned gasoline terminal. The first meeting is announced for July 31 in Wilmington, chaired by Oscar Barker.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Wilmington
Oscar Barker
Hickory Considers Automatic Parking Meters for Business District
A merchants committee asked Hickory’s board of aldermen to trial automatic parking meters in the business area with a view to permanent installation if feasible.
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Hickory
Board of Aldermen
University of North Carolina President Keynotes Tobacco Farm Field Day
Dr. Frank P. Graham, president of the University of North Carolina, was principal speaker at the annual field day of the tobacco experiment farm operated by the state federal department of agriculture near Oxford.
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Henderson
Frank P. Graham
University of North Caroline
Tobacco Experiment Farm
State
Federal de- Hitt Pb of Agriculture
Oxord
Black Legionnaires Fight Over Accuser Says He Is Crazy
Five defendants in the Silas Coleman slaying refuse to back down. They plead not guilty as they face court examinations on kidnapping and murder charges. The accuser Dayton Dean is denounced as crazy by four defendants. James Roy Lorance corroborates key details. The victim was a 42 year old Negro hod carrier found in a Livingston county marsh. Rouse allegedly helped lure Coleman to the swamp to test the act.
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Detroit
Dayton Dean
Harvey Davis
Black Legion
Ervin D. Lee
John Bannerman
Charles Rouse
Duncan C. McCrea
James
Silas Coleman
Livingston
County Marsh
Dean
Coleman
Rouse
Davis
Parisian actress receives giant Easter egg on record
A Parisian actress was said to receive the largest Easter egg in record history. It stood 10 feet high and was richly embroidered. Inside were two pie bald ponies harnessed to a victoria and a coachman ready to whisk her to the altar.
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Victoria
Nightwatchman Hurt After Fall at Thomasville Plant
Paul Hall, night watchman at Plant B of the Thomasville Chair company, fell through an open elevator shaft at about 1 30 while patrolling. He suffered two broken legs but crawled about 40 feet to raise the alarm. B F Johnson nearby alerted help. Hall was taken to City Memorial hospital.
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Thomasville
Paul Hall
Thomasville Chair Company
B. F. Johnson
City Memorial Hospital
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