Nazi Fascist Propaganda Spread By Million In U S
Government estimates place Nazi fascist influence in the United States at up to a million, with activities growing through new foreign agents. Propaganda routes include Libya, Japan, Mexico, Iberia, and occasional clipper ships, reaching American audiences via patriotic fronts and organizations. Leaders seek a strong American figure to unite Nazi elements, while officials warn of renewed activity if Italy enters the war.
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Thomas M. Johnson
Washington
America
Poland
Norway
Olland
Libya
Japan
Mexico
Iberia
Clipper Arrall
Azi
E McWilliams
Christian Abilizers
Christian Front
Thevernment
Tader
U. S
Italy
Newrk
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Tance
Molly Pitcherristian Women's Brigade
Frances Parr
New York
Eatry
Parr
Atic
Farm Market Report details North Carolina produce markets
North Carolina shipping point information and Tuesday sales across major wholesale markets report prices for potatoes lettuce cucumbers squash strawberries cabbage green peas snap beans and more. Regional markets in Baltimore Washington Charleston New York Cleveland Philadelphia and Chicago show steadier to dull demand with price ranges by stock size variety and quality.
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North Carolina
U.S. Agricultural Marketing Service
Baltimore
North Carolina Cobblers
Ga. Bliss
Washington
U. S
Charleston
S. C
New York
Eastern Shore
Boston
S. C. Bu
Eastern Shore Va
Del
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Freighter Arrives at Vera Cruz with 187 Ton Shipment
The French freighter Michigan reached Vera Cruz after a 60 day voyage from Dunkerque dodging German submarines. It carried a 187 ton cargo consigned to Mexican merchants. Also reported missing is Sir Arnold Wilson, MP serving as a machine gunner with the Royal Air Force.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Michigan
Dunkerque
London
Sir Arnold Wilson
Royal Air Force
Executives To Advise On How To Get Jobs
A group of 12 leading business executives and labor officials will offer practical advice for June graduates seeking employment. The Enterprise will publish a series detailing dos and donts, employer expectations, and pitfalls to avoid with insights from executives at General Motors, Atlantic and Pacific Tea, Columbia Broadcasting, and more. The first column in the series appears Thursday.
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William S. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Arthur G. Hoadley
Midwest
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Earle McGill
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Harry B. Mitchell
U. S. Civil Service Commission
T. G. Spates
General Foods Corporation
Social Security Board
Max B. Robinson
Fenn College
Allied troops withdrawal from Dunkirk praised by Izvestia
A Mos cow broadcast quoted Izvestia as paying high tribute to the Allies for withdrawing troops from Dunkerque. The radio estimated more than 200 000 troops pulled back.
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London
Moscow
Izvestia
Dunkerque
Egypt rushes wartime prep with £2,000,000 defense fund
Alexandria report says Egypt moved to ready the nation for emergencies in the Mediterranean. A new credit of 2 million pounds was fixed for national defense and groundwork for food rationing laid to bolster wartime readiness.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Mediterranean
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Several Townships
Real estate transfers recorded in Guilford County include George W Carr and wife conveying a Mt Tabor Heights lot to W C Johnson and wife. Security National Bank trustee transfers Sunset Hills property to James F Hoge. Starmount Co to I O Wilkerson and wife Beverly Place plat. T G Benbow to John W Starr and wife Sunset Hills lot. Fentress Township W H Hockett and others to S H Hockett and wife adjoining J L Burgess lands.
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Morehfad
George William Carr
W. C. Johnson
Mt. Tabor Heights
Security National Bank
James F. Hoge
Sunset Hills
Starmount Company
I. O. Wilkerson
Beverly Place
Hamilton Lakes
T. G. Benbow
John W. Starr
Fentress
W. H. Hockett
S. H. Hockett
J. L. Burgess
Political tweaks come with NC election law changes
North Carolina's revised election laws show clear improvement over prior rules, as the State Board reported no complaints after canvassing returns. Remarks from Adrian Mitchell praised Chairman Will A. Lucas, while press notes in Manteo preview theater and Lost Colony features with Hallie Klan and Katherine Care, and Lt. Governor Horton's decision on a second primary are touched on amid Roanoke Island history.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Adrian Mitchell
Will A. Lucas
Wilkins P. Horton
Surplus commodities inquiry at the North Carolina Employment Service
An itinerant interviewer met a man bearing a county welfare card at the Employment Service. The man sought guidance on surplus commodities, including what job to take, where to report, and required tools.
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North Carolina
Political aide laments quit decision and leaked plans
A political worker who backed Maxwell before the first primary and expected a Horton job exploded on hearing the lieutenant governor would resign. He exclaimed the old mountaineer was right, then paused as he muttered a censored remark about politics.
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Maxwell
Horton
French Navy’s World Rank and Power Detailed by Milton Bronner
In London June 5, Milton Bronner surveys the French fleet ranking fourth worldwide behind the United States Britain and Japan. He highlights Dunkerque Strasbourg and Richelieu battleships with 13 and 15 inch guns, 26 000 to 35 000 ton hulls, and high speed. The article notes over 100 vessels building including aircraft carriers destroyers cruisers and submarines along with record destroyer speeds and long range gunnery.
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London
Mussolini
Italy
France
Dunkerque
Strasbeurs
Richelieu
Jean Bart
Clemenceau
Gascogne
M. Campinchi
Strasbourg
South Africa Rubber Industry Expands Significantly
South Africa's rubber manufacturing sector shows substantial expansion with rising output, investment, and employment projections. Firms report strong demand, new plants in key regions, and ongoing modernization to boost capacity.
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South Africa
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