Local Weather Summary From Noon Report
Generally fair conditions in North Carolina with warmer temps in the north central and west areas tonight. Tuesday will bring cloudy skies with scattered showers in the north and west portions. Virginia shows partly cloudy skies with scattered showers Tuesday and warmer in the west tonight. Winds shift from southwest to northwest in the north, with increasing clouds and showers Tuesday. Jacksonville area sees variable winds becoming southwest Tuesday with scattered showers inland.
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Press shaping the U S system Morley warns
Morley argues the U S system hinges on public opinion shaped by the press. He says developing public sentiment depends on access and influence for all classes from rich to poor, senators, servants, and leaders, stressing the press role in forming critical views.
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U. S
Morley
British war actions loom over Andorra frontier area
Premier Edouard Daladier left for the French Spanish border with General Jules Jecamp after bombers struck Puymorens near Andorra. In Tokyo, French ambassador Arsene Henry protested to Japan over warplane bombardment of Canton damaging the Doumer hospital.
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Jules Jecamp
Spain
Tokyo
Charlies Arsene Henry
Canton
China
Doumer Hospital
Britain invited to join international Spain bombing probe
The state department said Britain was invited to participate in an international investigation of bombings in Spain. No reply had been drafted as of the official statement.
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State Department
Great Britain
Spain
Critical Faculty and Public Opinion in Democracy
Morley urges graduates to foster a critical view that rejects dogma and demands proof. He warns on the influence of newspapers on public opinion and questions yellow journalism. He notes papers reflect, and shape, citizen demands for responsible reporting.
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Morley
Spending Passes Seven Billion
The treasury reported that spending in the fiscal year beginning July 1 has reached 7 billion dollars. With under a month left, expenditures including debt retirement run 800 million below the full year budget. To date spending has exceeded income by about 1.498 billion dollars.
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The
Treasury
Wage Hour Fight Delays Adjour nment Over Minimum Wage Plan
Labor and wage hour conferees spar over a compromise to set a federal wage floor for interstate industry. Thomas proposes a 40 cent minimum within three years with possible exemptions, while Borah backs a stepped path to 40 cents. AFL President Green opposes complex administration and calls for nationwide wage and hour standards.
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Thomas
Idaho
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Judgment Sought by Clodfelters in Local Suit
Bruce H Clodfelter and EB Parrish Clodfelter sue J C Webber C B Webber Isla Patricia Webber and Phoebe Matelle Webber in municipal court for 1925 with chattel mortgage of 3000 on equipment bought March 2 1936 now at the Carolinian Cafeteria High Point The plaintiffs seek judgment for 1925 and return of the equipment with sale by court order.
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Clodfelter
EB. Parrish Clodfelter
J. C. Webber
C. B. Webber
Isla Patricia Webber
Phoebe Matelle Webber
High Point
Pittsburgh student breaks mold as youngest Pitt diplomae
Bethel Pineh, 18, becomes University of Pittsburgh's youngest graduate. She rejects the label bookworm claiming she is not a student but a procrastinator who studies after midnight and keeps academics from intruding on her official life.
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Bethel Pineh
University of Pittsburgh
Japanese viviparous snail article note
A short note discusses a Japanese viviparous snail that gives birth to young alive and hints at caring behavior by the species. The text mentions reproductive strategy and parental care concepts without detailed examples.
God the Creator as the sole cause in Christian Science discourse
Sunday lessons highlight God as the sole cause and creator, citing Genesis on creation and Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health on divine Mind as the source of all substance, intelligence, and power, with the Golden Text from Revelation praising God’s glory, honor, and power.
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Christian Science
Ds Tad
Mary Baker Eddy
Gospel Tabernacle Sermon Warns Against Worldly Wisdom
Rev H P Williams addressed a large Gospel Tabernacle audience on Gods answer to mans wisdom in a sermon from first Corinthians and Ecclesiastes. He warned that four paths chosen by Solomon end in destruction and urged reliance on Jesus Christ as the way to salvation. The preacher illustrated the folly of human wisdom with an old scholar who confessed his sin and Christ as savior.
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Gospel Tabernaclle
H. P. Williams
Rev. Williams
Solomon
Lord Jesus Christ
Williams
God
Jesus Christ
Smart Girl Patricia Curran Wins Five Catholic Exams
Patricia Curran a 13 year old Chicago grammar school pupil with top grades for three years entered five Catholic high school scholarship exams and won all of them showcasing her academic merit and drive.
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Smart Girl
Chicago
Patricia Curran
Catholiic High Schoola
Bombing raids devastate Alicante and Canton in waves of air attacks
German tanker planes attacked Alicante wrecking 12 buildings as Spanish anti air batteries fired on intruders. Across Canton 18 1 500 Japanese warplanes bombed, killing and wounding hundreds, destroying over 1 000 structures including Doumer hospital. near Shameen Island French forces rushed to defend.
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Barcelona
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Puymorens
Edouard Daladier
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Canton
Doumer Hospital
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Japan
Hoey Busy With Finals Exercises
Governor Hoey opened a busy day of commencement speaking at the Woman’s College of Greensboro and planned speeches at Duke University and N C State College. He would address the graduates of the state university tomorrow at Chapel Hill.
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Hoey
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N. C. State College
Estate University
Chapel Hill
Pastors Conference Opens at High Point College
The Pastors Summer conference and Seminary Extension school start at High Point College with registrations today directed by Dr. M J Shroyer. Lectures run 8 p m each evening June 6 to 12 on church authority world service and Methodism with Dr J B Craven and Bishop Clare Purcell among speakers.
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J. M. Rowland
Richmond
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Howard P. Powell
Ashebaroy
Clare Purcell
Carolina Conferences
M.be
South
Charlotte
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West Market Methodist Church
Greensboro
C. E. Forlines
Westminster Seminary
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Methodist Protestant Church of North Carolina
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Asheboro
EB. G. Cowan
Seagrove
J. Ellwood Carroll
T. Glenn Madison
Lawndale
J. W. Pritchard
High Point
Mrs. Effie Bodenheimer Dies Sudden at Home
Mrs. Effie Teague Bodenheimer 51 wife of William P Bodenheimer died suddenly at her Sunset drive home shortly before 8 am She had been in good health and leaves husband a son William High Point daughter Mrs Lewis Chamblee Middlesex six brothers a sister and an aunt Funeral from the First M P church Tuesday at 3 pm burial Oakwood cemetery
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New Jersey
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Winston Salem
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Hunter
Mrs D A Beaver 66 dies in Salisbury after brief illness
Mrs. D A Beaver of Salisbury, a cousin of Mrs Dillard Ragan, died at her home after a one day illness. widow of Captain Beaver a Southern Railway engineer, she was active in the Methodist church and civic affairs. Funeral set for 3 PM tomorrow at First M E Church Salisbury with Rev. Walter B. Weat officiating. Interment Chestnut Hill cemetery. Survived by three sons Roy David William Ernest and James Aubrey Beaver of Salisbury, plus grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Woman's College UNC graduation honors 296 graduates
Greensboro reports 296 graduates at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina commencement. Dr. Frank P. Graham presided as president, with Dr. Robert E. Speer delivering the baccalaureate sermon yesterday.
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Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Frank P. Graham
Greater University
Robert E. Speer
Northern Presbyterian Church
Movement to standardize route marking in cities
A campaign seeks uniform route signs to reduce tourist confusion amid the dense stock of commercial signage in urban areas. Officials and planners advocate clear consistent markings to guide travelers efficiently.
Irregularities Prompt Affidavits in High Point Election
A worker claimed 25 supporters voted for his candidate in precinct No 5 but only nine votes were recorded. Mr Atkinson said 35 affidavits from High Point voters show he received 25 votes. He will gather more affidavits to present to the elections board.
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Guilford County
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Greensboro
Fisher
High Point
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Major Ridge
North Carolina
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Elections Board
Chinese Forces Fall Back as Japanese Envelop Chengchow
Japanese shock troops push toward Chengchow after capturing Kaifeng, driving columns toward Chungmow and pressing a defense line along the Peiping Hankow railway. Chinese rear guards withdraw, Kaifeng’s population evacuates, Chengchow braces for a stand while relief workers, including Dr. Sanford Ayers of Atlanta, aid the city.
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Kaifeng
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Soviet Russia
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Peiping-Hankow
Sanford Ayers
Atlanta, Ga
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Davidson College 119 Graduates in 101st Commencement
Judge A L Gaston of Chester S C spoke at Alumni Day as Davidson College held its 101st commencement. diplomas will be awarded to 119 graduates on Tuesday morning valedictorian T Watson Street of Talladega Ala and salutatorian James F Reinhardt of Lincolnton were named. Teeny Laferty of Concord student body president and ROTC colonel will receive cum laude notation. Rev John A Mackay of Princeton Theological Seminary delivered the baccalaureate sermon urging loyalty to Christ over worldly leaders.
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Princeton Theological Seminary
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