Senators debate Roosevelt third term and drafts
Washington July 25 Senator Vandenberg pressed that President Roosevelt would seek a third term. He said he expected him to try but not exceed. Governors Murphy and others weighed drafts and comments as political talk intensified over a possible fourth term amid congressional scrutiny and party leader positions.
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Safety Campaign on In Asheboro
Asheboro July 25 a safety drive sponsored by the Lions Club will come to town. N M Harrison reports a children and youth committee plan focusing on home fire safety road safety and city street safety with demonstrations at designated places. Free passes to shows will be given to participating children and a safety film will be shown. A prize will go to the under 14 child with the best paper on Safety. The state highway department will send a representative to assist and speak to the crowd.
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Dreaming Of Days When He Was Editor
Governor Hoey recalls a childhood nightmare of running a rural newspaper. He envisions himself as a teenage editor racing to press to catch the mail train, struggling to fit type and meet deadlines as the shop’s only owner. The tale underscores his farm boy rise to North Carolina governorship.
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North Carolina
Anti-Diversionists Press Campaign On Highway Funds
North Carolina opponents of diverting highway funds push a constitutional amendment to ban the practice. Speakers include A. J. Maxwell and Clarence Stone planning talks at Greensboro Asheville and county officials meetings as Rural Mail Carriers back the amendment.
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Commissioner of Revenue
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North Carolina Association of Automobile Dealers
Greensboro
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Cranium Rackers Solve Odd Question Set
The puzzle asks which options are correct for four clues. Temprea options include a painting type and an architectural feature. Howard Scott is linked to stage star or aviator roles. The Tropic of Cancer traverses multiple regions, while greengage is a kind of plum among other wrong meanings.
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Cuba
Dean Aims to Rejoin Athletics After Finger Injury
Durham July 25 Lovill Chubby Dean now under treatment for a finger ailment expects to rejoin the Philadelphia Athletics before the season ends. He is a former Duke University baseball star.
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Chubby
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Duker University
Sweden adopts extensive arbitration to deter sudden strikes
Sweden builds a broad system to avert work stoppages with state conciliators and a Labor Court. The 1936 rights law enforces negotiations, sets penalties for nonresponse, and allows binding outcomes via arbiters. The Social Board, Conciliator roles, and collective agreements shape a structured labor peace regime.
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Year Round Recreation Assured for Asheboro by WPA Grant
Asheboro officials confirm a year round supervised recreation program funded by the Works Progress Administration. Eight workers will be salaried by state funds, with local communities providing equipment. Three playgrounds already operate at Frazier Park Fayetteville Street School and Baptist Hill. two more directors to be added as workers are certified. Mahlon H. Batdorf will aid in launching the program alongside a top state supervisor.
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NC Cash Farm Income Surges Past 1924 Peak Fourfold
Chief Statistician W. H. Rhodes of the North Carolina Department of Agriculture reports that cash farm income to state farmers in 1937 exceeded the 1924 level by a factor of four, marking a significant rise in farm earnings.
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Far South Tobacco Markets Open Season in Georgia and Florida
The 21st Georgia bright leaf tobacco season begins July 28 with auctions in 15 south Georgia markets and two Florida cities. About 70 million pounds are expected, with sales shaping later profit outlooks and potential quota support from AAA if prices rise. Approximately 28,000 growers await first-day results. auctions run after which growers may back government crop controls.
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Baseball Gossip and Trades Sweep Roundup
The grapevine suggests Mickey Coch rane will overhaul the Tigers by winter with many players moved. Al Aldrickson rejects Havana club coach post while Ernie Lombardi is a top NL MVP candidate. Dizzy Dean returns as clutch pitcher in comeback. Jerry Lewis teases Louis Baer feud moving toward next year’s fair. Giants finish six games back last August and win World Series.
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al Aldrickson
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Sweden's unions consolidate under Confederation
The text notes Sweden shifting toward industry wide unions, contrasting with the AFL and John Lewis' CIO. It states 42 national unions belong to the Confederation, totaling over 700,000 members as part of the unemployment insurance act discussion.
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Sweden
Yankees recall Vance re signs Beggs to Newark
The Yankees bring up Joe Vance on a hot KC stretch to bolster the pitching staff for the western trip and return Joe Beggs to Newark after Vance notches his third straight win Saturday. Dayton's 81 Burick quips about the Reds going from reeling to rampant on hot and cold stretches.
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Dayton News
Reds
Unity foes map campaign in South Carolina
The South Carolina division of the laymen's organization for the preservation of the Methodist church, South, plans active opposition to unification with the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant churches. Dr J Summers of Camerot elected president with B W Boyd of Clinton as vice president and G Pike of Columbia as secretary treasurer. Resolutions urge remaining with the Episcopal church South and resisting financial obligations for the merger, including refusing to fund part of the $76 000 to cover the unifying conference expenses. Attorney T Hicks Fort of Columbus remarks that the southern church has stood by its ideals more than those north of the Mason-Dixon line.
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South Carolina
Laymen's Organization For the Preservation of the Methodist Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Protestant Church
J. Summers
Camerot
B. W. Boyd
Clinton
G. Pike
T. Hicks Fort
Columbus
Chicago Produce Prices and Grades Report
Chicago July 25 report lists butter at 1 201,267 pounds steady. Creamery specials 93 score at 254% down 26 percent. Extras 92 at 26 percent. Extra firsts 90 91 at 25 25. Firsts 88 89 at 22 234. Seconds 84 87 at 21 21. Standards 90 centralized carrots at 25. Egos 9,644, local firms 20% care 20% firsts local 20%.
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Chicago
Daisy Thomas Found Dead in Stokesdale Home
Mrs. Daisy Thomas aged 68 was found shot to death in her Stokesdale Greensboro area residence. Acting Coroner Morton Murray ruled the death as by own action in a case investigated yesterday.
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Daisy Thomas
Morton Murray
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