Hitler’s Next Move Debated as Berlin Retreat Signals Trade Tactics
Paris reports from reliable sources that Hitler may abandon aggressive posturing and seek concessions from England France and the United States. Analysts note Germany needs commercial normality or risk economic hardship, while officials dispute the report’s authority and timing.
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Fitler
Guinea
Paris
Bern
Cmne
England
France
United States
Hitler
United Tes
Roosevelt
Germany
Eople
Meaningful relic or ruler in the imperial line
The piece debates the role of hereditary rulers and the symbolic value of a titular head, noting the limited practical impact of Hyde Park talks between the King and President Roosevelt. It highlights potential significance of a meeting between Roosevelt and Chamberlain or other British statesmen.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Mr. Chamberlain
Dear Frank McNinch and the Roosevelt Firing Line
An old political dispute centers on Frank R. McNinch of Charlotte and his Hoover era leadership. The President kept him in the Federal Communications Commission while McNinch withdrew from reappointment to the Federal Power Commission. The split over party lines and loyalty colors expectations for McNinch’s future relations with Roosevelt.
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North Carolina
Frank R. McNinch
Charlotte
Federal Communications Commission
Frank
Roosevelt
McNinch
Federal Power Commission
Power Commission
Storing Up Trouble for Germany in Czech Crisis
The piece argues German policies in Czechoslovakia following the murder of a German policeman in Kladno reveal a harsher regime. It warns that mass arrests and punitive measures echo past punishments and will increase resistance, risking broader conspiracy and domestic turmoil for Germany.
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Kladno
Paris
Germany
Keeping Up Wages In hosiery industry meeting at High Point
The article notes a meeting of hosiery workers to resist wage reductions. It cites High Point NC as a high wage area and claims North Carolina average wages in the seamless industry have remained higher than Pennsylvania for years. Industry leaders oppose lowering the wage level.
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Associated Press
Tbral News
Audit Bureau
High Point
N. C
of Congress
THE
John Budd CO
Lexington Ave
New York City
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
The King as Figurehead in British Government
The text argues that modern kings do not govern but serve as mouthpieces for elected governments. It notes Queen Victoria was regal yet bound by law and that prime ministers arise from party victory. It asserts kings rarely direct government formally across royal reigns.
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Lowon
Victoria
Gladstone
Gladlone
Ngland
Employers and Labor Debate Band Sector Wages
Labor critics argue current wage levels are too low and urge focus on a small group of buyers who control the market. They suggest policy changes by under 50 men, none a manufacturer, to revive the textile sewing band industry concentrated in the South.
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South
Paramount to Channel Advertising Through Newspapers
Paramount Pictures plans to devote most of its next year advertising budget to newspapers. At a sales conference with 275 delegates the publicity director said newspapers are the best medium for motion picture ads. The move aims to support newspapers and their expanding readership against rival media.
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Paramount Pictures
Letters Defend WPA and Communist Party in North Carolina
State Secretary Bart Logan of Greensboro writes to The Enterprise defending the WPA and the Communist Party against congressional smear campaigns. He dismisses editors and critics, cites open conventions and party openness, and urges democracy supporters not to join anti Democratic attacks labeling progressive ideas as Communist.
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the Enterprise
Charles H. White
Congressional Committee
W.P.A
House Committee
Cannon
Missouri
Charles Burton
Voltaire
America
Charles White
Moscow
Communist Party
Bart Logan
Prescott St
Greensboro
N. C
Walter Winchell on Broadway Detours in First Night Scene
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway during a lively week of flops and hits. He notes managers bowing out, lingering debates over summer music, and a shift of drama to the hay lofts while praising standout performances and sharp lines from Gracie Allen and Eddie Cantor.
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New York
Grover
Times Sq
Sidney Whipple
Dramatician
Variety
British Throne Endurance Tied to Davidic Covenant Claim
The article argues the British throne is enduring and uniquely tied to a Davidic lineage. It notes only one line of kings traces back to King David, anointed by Samuel in 1079 BC, with God’s Covenant cited as a pivotal item in modern discussions of royal legitimacy.
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Earth
David
Palestine
Samuel
House of David
Ettrick Daffodils and a Scottish River Vale Memory
A reminiscence ties Ettrick daffodils to Ettrick Vale and the Yarrow, recalling James Hogg the Ettrick Shepherd and Sir Walter Scott. It describes Abbotsford, Dryburgh Abbey, Melrose Abbey, and a road summit where Scott paused to view the vale, echoed by his horses guiding his coffin along the same route.
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Ettrick
Brodie
Ettrick Vale
James Hogg
Selkirkshire
Sir Walter Scott
Hogg
Scott
Abbotsford
Tweed
Selkirk Hills
Dryburg Abbey
Melrose Abbey
Edinburgh
Dryburgh Abbey
The Ideal Guest We Welcome in Our Homes
A meditation on the ideal guest who brings warmth without demands and leaves an aroma of beauty and character. The piece urges wholehearted hospitality, silent listening, and generous sharing of oneself as a guest and as a host. It quotes Be Strong and calls readers to shun drift and embrace hard work and welcome.
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Grandma's
Babcock
War quotes and misc notes from World War II era
A compilation of diverse statements and thoughts including Red Cross aims under conflict, Mussolini remarks to mercenaries, Jimmy Braddock and Tommy Farr boxing chatter, Joe Louis reference, color vision note, Swiss armament funding, a jibe at governance and peaceful petition by Supreme Court Justices in a Hague case.
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Jimmy Braddock
Tommy Farr
London
Joe Louis
Supreme Court
Roberts
Black
Hague
Governor Lehman on fighting fascism and communism
The quote urges that defeating both fascism and communism requires an uncompromising devotion to democracy, attributed to Governor Lehman of New York. It emphasizes avoiding alignment with either extremism in the struggle against totalitarian ideologies.
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Lehman
New York
Supreme Court Bars Jersey City Assembly Restrictions
William J. Carney, New Jersey C. I. O. director, notes Supreme Court decision nullifying Jersey City public assembly limits as improper. Hague reaction highlights ongoing dispute over local governance and constitutional rights.
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Frank Hague
William J. Carney
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Jersey City
Public Assembly
Lightning Sets Off Townwide Phone Ringing in Olyphant
In Olyphant Pennsylvania a lightning strike hit the telephone system causing all town phones to ring simultaneously. The incident resembles a rural party line spreading rapid commotion through the community.
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Olyphant
Pennsylvania
Read on Crisis Reports and Gendered Inference
The text notes that attempted personal crisis reports occur three times as often among women as men and that three times as many men succeed. It adds a satirical claim that most feminine varieties are likely threats aimed at securing a new wardrobe.
Books of Gorki Stories and Other Thrillers Reviewed
A Book for This Week reviews Maxim Gorki’s short story collection edited by Yarmolinsky and Budberg, noting twelve tales including Chelkash and Red, with themes of underdogs and hidden humanity. Also covered are Geoffrey Homes’s No Hands on the Clock about a bank heist noir, and a WPA volume Reptiles and Amphibians praised for illustrations and educational value for both youths and adults.
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Maxim Gorki
New York
Henry Holt & Co
Avrahm Yarmolinsky
Moura Budberg
Gorki
Karamova
Proving Einstein
The piece notes that all things are relative and suggests the New York Yankees’ greatness relies on the weakness of opponents’ pitching.
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Einstein
Winston-Salem Journal
New York Yankees
Gallant and Chivalrous Governor Honors Charlotte Graduate
Governor Hoey visits the infirmary to confer Miss Elizabeth Gammon her diploma before the university commencement. He then attends the public exercises to award the rest of the class.
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Charlotte Observer
Hoey
Elizabeth Gammon
Charlotte
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