Sudeten German crisis looms as elections near in Czechoslovakia
In Prague and London, defense funding rises to 65 million while Sudeten Germans prepare for local votes. British observers prepare for potential disorders as Czechoslovakia seeks western support and minority rights amid threats from Nazi allied groups.
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Dozens Hear as First Day of Hearing Ends
Dozens testified at a Greensboro high point election hearing over alleged irregularities in Precincts 2 5 6 7 and 9. Witnesses claimed irregular ballots erasures alcohol impairment and affiliation changes while officials disputed July primary conduct and recounted several precincts.
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Superior Court
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High Point
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Roger Jennings
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Carrie Lewis
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B. Y. Hall
H. H. Kennedy
Aviation exports soar to 1938 march total of 85.98 million
The March 1938 export value of aviation industry devices reached 85.98 million dollars, nearly double the March 1937 figure. The report highlights strong growth in shipments and sustained demand for aviation equipment overseas.
Wise Elephants Flee as Driver Ants Invade Jungles
South African driver ants launch organized attacks driving elephants from their jungle habitats and forcing a mass retreat as the insects overwhelm all living beings in the area.
Hankow Next Goal of Japs as Land Water Air Drive Opened
Reports describe the Japanese drive on Hankow and the Yangtze as the second main theater unfolds. Chinese resistance at Chengchow and Lunghai Railway towns holds despite weeks of assault. Yellow River floods threaten with a large break northeast of Chengchow as foreign gunboats monitor the river.
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Hankow
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Kiukiang
United States
Nanking
Ichang
Kweichin
Anking
Thinning Out Timber and Labor Bill Compromise Details
The article discusses thinning a timber lot to improve shade and view and weighs considerations like tree age health spacing and ornamental value. It also outlines a labor bill compromise setting 40 hour work weeks 44 hours in year one 42 in year two and exemptions for certain contracts seasonal industries and perishable handling. Senator Ellender says Southern senators expect broad support with limited debate.
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Ellender
Senate
Compromise Wage-Hour Bill Approved by Southern Politicians
Southern lawmakers push a wage reform bill through committee with a bedrock 25 cent interstate minimum, rising to 40 cents via industry boards. Four conferees opposed the wage section, while AFL concerns loom for later action. Chairman predicts swift Senate and House passage.
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Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Mass
Sentative Welch
Calif
Hartley
N. J
Murray D
Mont
American Federation of Labor
Thomas
Utah
Labor Department
Beacon light installed at West Field Airport in Massachusetts
A beacon visible for 75 miles now stands at West Field Airport Massachusetts. It shines at six revolutions per minute atop a 51 foot tower serving aviation navigation.
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Westfield
Mass
Eden Again Demands Clear Stand Against Dictators
Eden calls for firm policy against dictators while praising Hull for urging peace. He objects to bombing of ships and open towns in Spain and says friendship with all nations requires honoring international obligations. He cites the Nyon agreement as timely action preventing war and warns retreat harms peace.
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Eden
Hull
Spain
Britain
Mediterranean
Weather and military notes from the Atlantic coast
North Carolina forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers Monday and cooler conditions Sunday in the west. South Carolina sees partly cloudy days with possible afternoon thundershowers. British Air Ministry representatives discuss buying American planes. German ace Anthony Fokker reportedly devised the synchronization gear for firing through propeller blades.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Appeasement and united effort to avert catastrophe
Eden warns that avoiding catastrophe requires a gigantic united national effort. He argues appeasement with Italy and Germany must not compromise Britain's vital interests, reputation, or sense of fair dealing.
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Chamberlain
Italy
Germany
Eden
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