Fights Domest ic Allotment Plan Eyed in Cotton Belt
Washington officials push the domestic allotment plan as an alternative to price supports. I W Duggan and Walter L Randie travel to Arkansas Alabama and Texas to promote or counter the plan while AAA officials weigh it against current law and future Congress action.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmons Center of
High Point
North Carolina
AAA
Washington
Ton Belt
I. W. Duggan
Dlef
Southern
Walter L. Ran Hie
Duggan
Little , Ark
Randolph
Ala
Texas
Oklahoma
Midwest
Congress Con Officiala
AAA Satratene
Senate
Agriculture Department
Wallace
Pollock Injured in Auto Crash at Winter Haven Florida
D M Pollock formerly of this city sustained injuries in a Saturday afternoon automobile accident in Winter Haven Florida while en route to this city. His wife and son escaped harm. Pollock Jr. also in the car was uninjured. Pollock was taken to a local hospital.
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D. M. Pollock
Winter Haven
Fila
G. A. Pollock
Pollock
Pollock, Jr
G. A. Yock
Polk
Garnett
Mysterious Slick Diverts Navy Search in Pacific
Navy officials say three destroyers from the Philippines area will reach the Meigs area by afternoon after tracking a plane wreck near Luzon. Clipper was about 300 miles from the straits and 865 miles east of Manila as of the latest position report. Pan American officials consider anchor oil dumping as a theory for the slick's origin while a large supply aboard the plane could have aided a forced landing at sea.
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Reon
Navy
San Bernardino Straits
Luzon Island
Straits
Manila
Eescnes
Ike
Menner
Negro Boys Club Solves Problem of Delinquency
Commissioner Davis of High Point outlines the Negro Boys club as a preventive program against juvenile crime. The 168 members pledge to act honestly, report misconduct, and earn honest money while weekly sessions and a postmeeting swim reinforce discipline. The club aims to provide wholesome outlets to steer youths away from delinquency and reduce shoplifting by offering structured activities and peer discipline.
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C. M. Smith
C. E. Davis
High Point Juvenile Court
Davis
High Point
Hhe
Clipper sisters continue routine flights after loss of Philippine Clipper
Signals used by the hunting craft indicate a rough but not disastrous landing could have damaged radio gear. The Hi wali Clipper's disappearance did not halt operations of its two sister ships. The Philippine Clipper landed in Alameda on Saturday Pacific time and the China Clipper reached Hawaii soon after. the Philippine Clipper carried nine passengers and the China Clipper carried an additional load.
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Alameda
Hawaii
Ea Marisa
Corrigan Only Suspended Till He Gets Home
A debate erupts over where Corrigan should return to be greeted as a hero. Manhattan boosters insist he land in Manhattan and parade up Broadway, while Brooklyn supporters push for a Brooklyn return to the Field in Bennet airport to honor the flight that started there.
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Corrigan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Arene
Broadway
East River
Bronx
Perat
Piers) Bennett Airport
Brookyo
Hersted
Earle's Foe Now Silent On Plans
Harrisburg July 30 The Pennsylvan ia legislature stripped the district attorney Carl B Shelley of power to probe charges against Gov George H Earle and 13 associates The governor signed four bills in a dawn special session blocking a Dauphin county grand jury inquiry and transferring the matter to the legislature.
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Harrisburg
Carl B. Shelley
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Dauphin County
Little New Deal
Publicity Expert to Lead NC Parent Teacher Institute
Miss Clarice Wade publicity secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and editor of its Bulletin will teach publicity techniques at the 11th annual Parent-Teacher Institute held at the University of North Carolina in August.
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Clarice Wade
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Congress Bulletin
University of North Carolina
S-Le
Grace Clair Taylor
Queens
Morehead City
Taylor
Cora Joslyn
Wilson
Atlantic Beach
Disputed Land Recaptured by Japanese Army
A fragment notes disputed land along the 3 300 mile border was of concern only to local garrisons as the frontier remained indefinite. The report emphasizes minimal strategic impact and ongoing ambiguity about control in the contested region.
Russia Unafraid of Conflict Over Far East Border Clash
Moscow expects no major war with Japan after a border clash near Lake Chandhi. Soviet reports say both sides suffered casualties as Japanese detachments pushed toward a height before being repelled back into Manchukuo. Korfnouchi dispute cited as part of ongoing tension.
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Russia
Moscow
Japan
Far East
Tokyo
Kensuke Horinouchi
Lake Chandhi
Korfnouchi
Manchoukwuan
Manchoukuo
Siberia
Loyals Halted but Insurgents Hold Front Near Gandesa
A government briefing describes insurgents gaining strong positions at Prat de Compte and Bot southwest of Gandesa as both sides shell convoys and Gandesa remains a contested no-man's land. Five Valencian legislators report enemy losses of 8 000 to 10 000 in six days with total casualties around 230 000 in the defensive zone held by the government.
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Gandesa
Primary turn into home stretch with president's role uncertain
A complex Senate primary season shows incumbents losing and renominations rising in both parties. Roosevelt exerts influence but stops short of forcing renomination failures while Kentucky looms as a key test of his New Deal prestige and potential third term questions.
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McGill
Kansas
Clark
Missouri
Davis
Pennsylvania
Nye
North Dakota
Kentucky
Barkley
Chandler
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
South
Maryland
Congress
Columns Answered Our Questions About Problems
The text notes questions addressed to Mar fore Mantel in care of The Bates. It indicates responses appeared in columns. No clear event dates or organizations are specified beyond personal names and a care arrangement.
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Iter
Dear Miss Mansfield Advice For A Boy About To Enter College
A reader asks how to handle strict parental control and desire to work for spending money. The columnist suggests persuading his mother for a modest allowance in exchange for helping with yard and garden tasks, noting some cases where work is necessary for financial reasons and emphasizing practical steps over conflict.
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Miss Mansfield
College Readiness Advice on Money and Health Factors
The speaker offers general guidance on finances and health before college. If funds are tight, budget for tuition. If underweight or lacking endurance, focus on improving health before entering school.
Encouraging Independence for Growing Children
The text argues that parents often fail to recognize their children’s growth toward self reliance. It urges allowing youths to decide when to go and return home, as long as they show common sense and good taste.
Debate Over Archdale Sanitary Project Persists Despite Vote
In a reflective column the author argues the Archdale Trinity sanitary bond issue was not defeated and urges better public understanding. He praises local supporters, notes government grant and loan benefits, and stresses health needs and improved conditions for Randolph and Guilford counties. He cites inspections showing privy and water issues and acknowledges opponents while praising allies and local press for informing voters.
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Archdale-Trinity Sanitary District
Fom
Randolph County
Trinity
Enterprise
Sanitary District
Bailiwick
Archdale
Randolph
Guilford
Parents Should Treat Teens as Rational Beings
The article argues that parents save worry and youths avoid unhappiness by treating teenagers as rational people. It notes teens resent excessive babying and value freedom, fashion, and spending money, especially in comparison with peers.
Adolescent Feelings and Family Finance Guidance
A sympathetic view of family finances and health knowledge helps teens cope. It notes that lacking a family car may push youths to seek rides from friends or offer simple refreshments and bridge in exchange for favors.
Talk It Over With Parents For Better Understanding
A speaker advises Junior to discuss issues with his parents to gain a clearer view of his problems. The aim is to encourage parental willingness to meet halfway once they see dissatisfaction with current conditions.
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Junior
B T U of Hilliard Memorial Plans Program
The B T U Intermediates of Hilliard Memorial will present a program at the regular evening service Sunday. Officials say it will explore deacons responsibilities church function and study focus for teachers and members.
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Hilliard Memorial
Dixie Davis Turns State Evidence and Gets Parole
In an affidavit, Richard Davis, a defendant in the case, says he will plead guilty and testify for the People. He states fear for his life and requests discharge of bail to be guarded by New York City police. Davis’s counsel consented to bail discharge, with no comment. Davis was a former attorney in the Newark tavern shooting case from October 1935.
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Tee
Justice Pecora
Trict
Charles P. G
Richard Davis
Evi
New York County
New York
Davis
George FE. Mody
Schultz
Gan
Newark
J. Tavern
Law Enforcement Officers Gather in Charleston Convention
Charleston hosts a convention of the Association of Law Enforcement Officers of the Carolinas with over 350 attendees. B. M. of Cramerton will preside as president and deliver the keynote as the gathering begins at 10 am tomorrow at the Isle of Palms Playland Pavilion. A shore dinner follows at 1 pm and a band concert at 4 pm.
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Charleston
Carolinas
Playland
Isle of Palms
B. M
Cramerton
Tion
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