Weather report for North Carolina coastal area
Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered showers and cooler air in the northeast. From Hatteras to Jacksonville winds shift from southwest to northeast, with overcast skies and showers tonight and Saturday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras shows northeast and east winds shifting to southeast with showers central and south portions tonight and Saturday.
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North Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Committee Rejects Major Moseley Statement
The Dies Committee dismisses Major Moseley's remarks defending Hitler's regime and his claims on German governance. Moseley, 64, cited White Papers and Brandeis while praising Hitler's control over Germany and its racial policy. He criticized Allied trade and finance practices as well.
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Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Moseley
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
House to Consider Amendment to Liberalize Wage Hour Act
Senate and House debated funding for war material purchases with a $100 million authorization, while a joint committee favored a larger sum. Senator McNary blocked approval for now, Taft signaling low odds of a lower amount, as next week’s vote looms. The Senate also approved raising the treasury bond limit from $30 billion to $45 billion, not altering the national debt ceiling.
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Senate
House
McNary
Oregon
Taft
R-O
Treasury
Blonde Woman Abducts Baby From Mother Near Police Station
A four year old sister cried that a blonde woman took Gerald from his carriage while his mother shopped near a police station. Police said the mother and witnesses saw no further description beyond a blonde looks. A nearby resident reported seeing a woman carrying a baby in an alley.
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Gerald
Marjorie
Margaret Day
Move Made to Preserve Air in Sea Prison
The Thetis rescue effort centers on the Davis escape system as air drains from the submarine. Crews use lung devices to ascend from an air chamber while 18 feet of the tail remain above water and a murky delay in escape prompts salvage decisions. The Brazen guides the operation with Oram and Woods among the first to surface, while experts weigh cutting through the tail if needed and plan a mass yet cautious rescue.
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Admiralty
Brazen
Thetis
Liverpool Bay
Experta
H. P. K. Oran
H. G. Woods
Stoker
Arnold F. Shaw
Davis
Admirality
Birkenhead
Aearch
Royal Airforce
Great Grame’s Head
Welch
H. P. K. Oram
F. Shaw
Cammell Laird Company
Mersey Docks and Harbor Board
Manton’s fortunes rise amid hotel sale and settlements
U S Attorney Cahill presses former U S Circuit Judge Martin T Manton on his sudden 1 250 000 profit over 11 months claiming a shift from 500 000 in debt to 750 000 in net worth The jurist who faces conspiracy and dispensing justice charges cited the Hotel Alamac sale and settlements with Bank of United States liquidator Carl Austrian and Harriman Bank and Trust.
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New York
U. S
John C. Cahill
U. S. Circuit
Martin T. Manton
Manton
Alamac
Forest Hills Terrace Corporation
Cahill
Carl J. Austrian
Bank of United States
Harriman Bank and Trust Company
Aldean Holding Company
Charters Granted To Gas Firm, Furniture Maker In NC
East ern Butane Gas Company of New Bern National Chair Manufacturing Company of Asheboro and Kinston Housing Corporation of Kinston received charters from Secretary of State Thad Bure. The gas firm would produce liquefied butane gas and gas by products with 75 0 stock subscriptions from New Bern residents. The furniture maker in Asheboro listed 300 stock subscriptions with 300 from W C Lucas Perlie M Lucas and A B Cox. The housing firm plans to build and rent dwellings and apartments with 33 500 capital. subscribers include T A Loving R A Bryan and C B McNairy of Goldsboro.
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Raleigh
Eastern Butane Gas Company of
New Bern
National Chair Manufacturing Company
Asheboro
Kinston Housing Corporation
Kinston
Thad Bure
George W. Warren
J. D. Turner
Minervas
Warren
Mary W. Turner
W. C. Lucas
Perlie M. Lucas
A. B. Cox
T. A. Loving
R. A. Bryan
C. B. McNairy
Goldsboro
Slovenes and Germans Clash in Northern Yugoslavia
Reports filtered from Hungary describe Slovene Nationalists wrecking homes of Nazi Germans at Konjice and Maribor as clashes erupted along Yugoslavia’s frontier with Greater Germany while Prince Paul was feted in Berlin by Adolf Hitler.
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Yugoslavia
Hitler
Prince Paul
Nagykanizsa
Hungary
Prince Paul of
Berlin
Konjice
Maribor
Karl Kieser
East Pleads To Keep Favorable Railroad Rates
Parker MacCollester representing New York and Delaware argues the South has low raw material rates and high finished goods rates, while the North is opposite, urging the court to deny favorable rates that could harm other regions. H A Hollopter defends Lee's findings, stating northern traffic density warrants lower rates. Asheboro Monarch Club shifts meetings to Thursday evenings starting this week after a business session.
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Parker MacCollester
New York
Delaware
H. A. Hollopter
Indiana
Lee
Asheboro
Monarch Club
Court schedules abandoned plan for Raleigh term
Federal assistant district attorney Col. John Hall Manning said plans for a June federal court term in Raleigh were abandoned and the next term will begin October 30.
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Raleigh
John Hall Manning
Look to Learn by A. C. Gordon
A compact Q and A piece lists questions and answers on animals, rayon producers, and historical facts. It identifies the four footed animal that cannot walk as the sloth, cites five leading rayon producing nations, dates Father’s Day, recalls the Battle of Bunker Hill, and notes the Suez Canal connects the Red Sea and the Mediterranean.
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Suez Canal
Japan
United States
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Bunker Hill
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Tax revision debate at White House meeting with business leaders
The article reports a White House meeting where President Roosevelt discussed tax reform with Chamber of Commerce officials and top industrialists. Proposals include a flat corporate tax and changes to capital gains rules, with officials noting no formal plan yet. The discussion also touched on labor law, investment risk, and measures to spur private work and housing.
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Senate Finance Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
White House
Hopkins
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Charles R. Hook
Council
Alvord
Commerce Hopkins
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Senate
Mead
N. Y
Adams
Cole
A. A. Berle, Jr
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Nude Regulations All For La Guardia
New York June 2 The issue of nudity at the New York World’s Fair was turned to Mayor La Guardia by Sheriff Maurice A Fitzgerald of Queens County after breaking up a Miss Nude contest in the fair’s amusement zone and arresting two entrants. He urged licensing of all World’s Fair shows and a censorship ban on excessive exposure. Fair president Grover Whalen denounced the contest as publicity but defended other shows featuring showgirls.
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New York
la Guardia
Maurice A. Fitzgerald
Queens County
Fitzgerald
Sheriff Fitzgerald
Grover A. Whalen
Varied Kiwanis program features Taussig violin recital
Felix Taussig gave three violin selections at the Kiwanis Club meeting in the Elwood Hotel at noon. Mae Kirkman accompanied him on piano. Major Robert M. Cowan spoke about his World’s Fair trip. A club project to fence the Salvation Army pool area and upgrade bathhouses and the diving board was reported. T. C. Kirkman led the program. Dan Hayworth was welcomed back to membership.
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Felix Taussig
Kiwanis Club
Elwood
Taussig
Mae Kirkman
Robert M. Cowan
New York
William Henry Redding Native of Randolph County Dies at 78
William Henry Redding 78 died at his home Sophia route one after a period of declining health. He was a prosperous farmer born in Randolph County son of Thomas J. and Delphina Adams Redding. Survivors include his wife Nannie Kearns four sons B A F M V V and P H Redding all of Sophia route one one sister Miss Dora Redding one brother J T Redding 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Saturday at 11 o'clock from Mt Shepherd M E Church west of Asheboro with Rev Taylor officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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William Henry Redding
Asheboro
Sophia
Randolph County
Thomas J. and
Delphina Adams Redding
Marri
Nannie Kearns
Ter
Arthur Farlow
B. A
Restoring lost luster in dyed silk and house care tips
The article offers practical household fixes. It explains restoring silk sheen by grating potatoes in soft water then dye set and pressed with hot irons. It also suggests kerosene added to soap for porcelain sinks and using damp absorbent cotton to collect tiny glass fragments.
Lessons English by W L Gordon
A compact English lesson noting common misuses mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights phrases to avoid and provides daily vocabulary with the word ILLUSION defined as a real or misleading image presented to vision. Psychologists distinguish normal illusions from hallucinations.
Plaque Presentation Marks Elm Street School Program
The Elm Street School program featured a bronze plaque dedication for Dr. T. Wingate Andrews donated by artist Thomas Emile Dodamead and presented by jeweler A. B. Frost. Fifty perfect attendance awards were given, with performances by Esther Marie Free and LoRayne Mason and a farewell from the outgoing sixth grade. Special guest Miss Veigh Hutchison attended.
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Elm Street
A. B. Frost
T. Wingate Andrews
T. E. Dodamead
Thomas Emile Dodamead
Andrews
Frost
Allene M. Schroder
Esther Marie Free
LoRayne Mason
Lord Is My Shepherd
Veigh Hutchison
Lexington
Permit Issued for Sixroom Home in Emerywood Section
A permit was issued today to Mr and Mrs Lee F Schaner for a six room frame residence on Otteray Drive between Palatka and Hardover streets. The estimated cost is 5215 with A E Taplin Inc named as general contractor. The Board of Adjustment approved the pending permit after their meeting yesterday.
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Otteray Drive
Palatka and
Hardover Streets
Lee F. Schaner
A. E. Taplin, Inc
Board of Adjustment
Modern etiquette Q answers on gloves pronunciation and menu
The guide advises the groom and best man not to wear white kid gloves opting for white bushskin or light gray suede and warns against shiny gloves. It explains galosh pronunciation ga-losh with emphasis on last syllable and notes vegetables should accompany roast as customary.
Surgeon General Urges Balancing the Health Budget
Washington June 2 Dr Thomas Parran surgeon general urged Congress to pay more attention to balancing the health budget He spoke while testifying before a Senate Labor Subcommittee in support of Senator Wagner s national health program legislation.
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Washington
Thomas Parran
Congress
Senate Labor
Wagner
N. Y
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London
Tomorrow
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Salem Street
Palace Theatre
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Arizona
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Freddie Bartholomew
Asheboro Concern
East
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W. Averell Hagman
Union Pacific Railroad
Edward R. Stettinijus, Jr
United States Steel Corporation
American Rolling Mills Company
A. D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
J. F. Fogarty
North American Company
Carle C. Conway
Continental Can Company
John D. Biggers
Libbey
Anne Ashley
W. L. Gordon
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