Dionne Quintuplets May Reveal World See Five Souls One Thought
Durham June 2 Associated Press Science Editor reports that if the Dionne quintuplets prove identical, the world may glimpse a rare unity of mind. A new study in Character and Personality compares 13 identical and 12 fraternal twin pairs, noting closer bonding and less quarrel among identicals and stronger equalizing tendencies.
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Stock Issues Rebound After Early Lows In Thin Session
Stocks rallied slightly from earlier lows as transfers reached about 450000 shares. Short covering and outside buying followed reports of a Toledo strike agreement and possible textile conference progress. Grains retreated and wheat fell about two cents, while Winnipeg wheat slid over three cents on rain in the region.
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Huntley Jackson Tops Myrtle In Tight 3-2 Victory
Huntley Jackson defeated Myrtle Huntley Jackson 3 to 2 that Saturday morning. The game was tied 2-2 until the seventh when Collakeson singled to drive in the winning run. Sheffield pitched well for the winners and contributed two hits in three trips while Teague and Boggs handled the catching duties.
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Bitter Strike Foe May Lead 100000 in Steel Walkout
Labor leader Michael F. Tighe of the Amalgamated Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers may lead a potential 100,000 steel workers in a June walkout over union recognition. Company chiefs vow plant closures rather than concede, signaling a major industrial clash.
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Community Singing At Fairview Church
A community singing is held at Fairview M. E. church Randolph county on Sunday June 8 at 2 p m. The event invites quartets and any other singers who perform currently to attend.
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Roosevelt Ready To Spring Champion Of All His Vote
Roosevelt ready to spring to challenge rivals as campaign lures and vote winner columns highlight his political stature amid a Minneapolis strike and notable figures including Mr Snell and Pickard.
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Restrictions Placed Upon Use of Money
Washington correspondent reports looming economic strain as New Deal critics sharpen their knives before elections. Roosevelt remains the key political healer with a broad social program likely to expand unemployment and health insurance and pensions as a campaign centerpiece. Talks of a new cabinet post for Harry Hopkins surface while labor unrest and political theater unfold in Minneapolis and Washington.
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Long and Finot clash over Chaco war claims
Bolivian Minister Enrique Finot directly rebukes Senator Huey Long for his Senate speech on the Chaco conflict. Finot denies Long's assertions that the United States endorsed Paraguay's claim and that Standard Oil backs Bolivia. He says Paraguay bears fault for the war and accuses Long of distorted truth and propaganda.
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Rubber and Tin Trade Ties Highlight Malaya Role
The passage notes that over half of global rubber and between one half and two thirds of tin come from British Malaya, underscoring the colony’s dominant position in these key commodities.
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German Regions Report Potent Cause Against Arta
In several parts of Germany authorities describe the cause as potent against arta, noting heightened officials concern and ongoing public health discussions about its effects and containment.
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Lookout Mountain Straddles Tennessee and Georgia
The landmark spans two states, with portions in Tennessee and Georgia, creating a shared geographic feature that stretches along the Cumberland Plateau. The distinct mountain formation is a popular tourist site and natural landmark for both states.
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Lincoln Private Secretaries Named John Hay and John Nico
The record notes President Lincoln had two private secretaries both named John John Hay and John Nico.
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Immigration figures from early 20th century and colonial voyage note
ING PRAJADHIPOK arrived in New York in April 1931 with Queen Rambal Barni. President Hoover welcomed them on April 29, 1991. Bartholomew Gosnold sailed from England March 26, 1602 and reached Cape Porpoise, Maine, landing May 15, 1602 near Bedford Massachusetts. Dorchester school committee formed the early Board of Education.
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Huge Vote Fore Cast in N C Today
Polls open at sunrise and close at sunset from 6 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. A woman aspirant Lily M Mebane seeks Democratic nomination against Rep. Hancock Jr. Others include Bulwinkle Jones in the tenth district Abernethy rivals Barden Dortch Hamilton James Graham in the third and Pou race. Second primaries expected in several districts with multiple candidates across North Carolina.
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Fayetteville
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Milmington
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Robert R. Mullikin
Asheville
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Edward B. Atkinson
Blanche Calloway Audiences At City Dance
Blanche Calloway and her nationally famous colored dance orchestra played to about 250 people at a Blue le club event in the Uni Ware house on West High street. Nearly half the audience was white, watching the performance. Calloway is sister to Cab Calloway, well-known bandleader in motion pictures and on radio from Harlem's Cotton Club.
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Italy Aims to Fight for Itself Not Allies
Italy declares it will fight for its own interests rather than for its allies. The piece evokes ancient Rome noting Italians possess legionary virtues like tenacity and constancy and the spirit of continuity until victory is achieved.
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