Federal suit seeks to block use of Methodist Episcopal Church South name
A federal complaint filed in Orangeburg South Carolina seeks a declaratory judgment blocking dissident members from using the name The Methodist Episcopal Church South. Plaintiffs include bishops Clare Purcell William Watkins J Loyd Deason Hoyt Hobbs and others alleging interference with church rights and seeking injunctions and legal affirmations of the church union. Attorneys from Orangeburg Valhalla Laurens Atlanta Macon and Jackson represent the plaintiffs.
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Orangeburg
S. C
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
South
Clare Purcell
Illiam T. Watkins
J. Loyd Dei
Hoyt M. Hobbs
A. W. Wington
Paul B. Kern
William Peele
Athur J. Moore
United Methist Church
Uth
S. J. Summers
E .Gamble
A. C. Aston
C. P. Chewning
J. Muggins
L. A. Manning, Jr
C. G. Ke
Missildred Huggins
United Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry R. Sims
Orangey
R. T. Jaynes
Valhalla
E. Babb
Laurens
Walter Feet
Atlanta
Orville Ark
Macon
J. Mor- Stevens
Jacksons Mis
State Commander Accepts Governorship Probe Into Fifth Column
Governor orders heightened watch for un American activities and asks the American Legion to form post by post committees to study sab re teaching and propaganda. Junius Rose of Greenville defends Legion’s readiness to assist in defending shores and democracy.
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Carolina
Rose
Hitler's War Plan and American Mobilization Parallels
Analysis compares Nazi planning and American mobilization concepts from peacetime to wartime. It notes industry coupling, resource prioritization, and labor and wage controls, with government coordination under Congress and the President. It warns of risks of centralization versus Democratic checks.
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Germany
Austria
Vienna
Low Countries
Italy
Russia
Holland
Belgium
Flanders
Hitler
Congress
United States
Washington
War Office
England
Winston Churchill
Analysts weigh Italy war moves amid looming peace ultimatum
Analysts view Italy's recent warlike gestures as stage setting for a peace ultimatum. They doubt Mussolini bluffing but question whether the Allies would accept any peace offer, fearing it would imply defeat and invite further demands from Britain and France.
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Italy
Mussolini
Britain
France
Americans in Britain Face Hurdles to Return Home
Exclusive dispatch details how 4000 to 5000 Americans in Great Britain must navigate passport rules exit visas and limited cash to reach Eire or safe ports. Officials admit impracticable plans and warn many will stay in cities amid Nazi threats and disrupted travel.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
United States
Great Britain
Bordeaux
France
Spain
Portugal
State Department
Britain
Paris
Dover
Folkstone
Newhaven
Calais
Boulogne
Dieppe
Washington
Eire
Ireland
Norway
Belgium
Holland
Peace gesture could force surrender and shift war aims
Report suggests a peace move may come early next week as Roosevelt pushes aviation production to aid the Allies. Analysts think Hitler and Mussolini could seek an Allied defeat this summer, and a rejected offer would prompt them to marshal full force with renewed vigor.
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Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
Liner Passage Amid Customs Checks and Expenditures
The article notes a liner voyage with tearful farewells and a rigid luggage inspection led by customs. Elizabeth Ellen Kennedy, eight weeks old, is the youngest passenger from West Orange New Jersey. President Roosevelt arrived, refueled, and officials warned about money and explosives as Americans plan to sail home on Manhattan and President Harrison from Italy.
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Elizabeth Ellen Kennedy
Elm Street
West Orange
N. J
Roosevelt
Italy
United States
Manhattan
Harrison
England
German Warplane Intercepted Off English Coast
Anti aircraft guns opened fire on a German warplane off the southeast coast of England early today as searchlights scanned the sky. British fighters scrambled to intercept the raider but no air raid alarm followed.
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London
England
Funeral Rites for E. L. Wood Observed at Mechanicsville Church
Funeral services for E. L. Wood 55 who died Friday afternoon at his home on Springfield Avenue Extension High Point route four were held Sunday morning at 11 from Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church. Elders O Brien and Purtle led the services with active pallbearers Gur ney Snider G G Taylor Tom Norman C M McMahon Garland Crutchfield and James Lowe. Honorary pallbearers included Walter L. York S D Clapp D A Dowdy A Coke Cecil A J Koonce Charlie Agner Leonard Deal Lloyd Clodfelter E P Alderman L F Ferree C H Rhodes C C Muse and C A York. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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E. L. Wood
Springfield Avenue
High Point
Route Four
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
O’brien
Purtle
Gurney Snider
G. G. Taylor
Tom Norman
C. M. McMahon
Garland Crutchfield
James Lowe
Funeral Services for Charlie L. Cecil Veteran Grocer
Funeral services for 72 year old Charlie L. Cecil known as Uncle Charlie will be held Sunday at 2 pm at Green Street Baptist Church. Rev Woodrow Hill and Rev Cecil Haworth will lead the service with Cecil lying in state from 1 pm. Burial follows at Jerusalem Cemetery Randolph County. Pallbearers from Piedmont Camp 62 W O W and Trophy Council 29 Jr O U A M include N T Hedrick C O Plake J G Workman John D Atkins C R Gaddis and Joe Johnson.
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Charlie L. Cecil
Charlie
Mangum Avenue
Green Street Baptist Church
Woodrow Hill
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Church
C. 0. Plake
J. G. Workman
John D. Atkins
C. R. Gaddis
Joe Johnson
Jerusalem Cemetery
Randolph County
Improper Winter Tire Inflation Causes Vehicle Strain
Driving with underinflated tires in winter leads to rapid tread wear and hard steering while increasing fuel consumption. In Borneo a wife wears her husband’s sword during his head hunting expeditions, reflecting local customs.
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Borneo
Greensboro to Host Bowman Gray Pathology Lab
Bowman Gray School of Medicine will open a branch pathology laboratory in Greensboro by July 1. Dr. C. C. Carpenter, dean, announced the plan developed with a Greensboro interhospital committee. Five Gate City hospitals will support the lab while staffing and direction rest with Bowman Gray pathology authorities.
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Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
Greensboro
C. C. Carpenter
Carpenter
Gate City
Wake Forest
Win
Local Lab Facilities Offered for Teaching Use
The branch laboratory would be available for teaching purposes if needed by the local school. San Bernardino County California covers an area nearly equal to the combined areas of Massachusetts and Maryland.
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ston-Salem
San Bernardino County
Califf
Massachusetts
Maryland
Lem on Juice Remedy Promises Rheumatic Pain Relief
An old household remedy touts Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice as a cheap treatment for rheumatic and neuritis pain. It claims rapid results within 48 hours and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved, with retailers Mann Eckerd Walgreen and others selling the product.
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Mann, Eckerd's
Wal- Breen
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