Rotary Club Hears Judge Rives on Impartial Justice
Judge Earle Rives of Greensboro Municipal County Court spoke to the Rotary Club on the challenges of administering impartial justice. He noted crime's grim record, citing 3928 major crimes daily and about 12000 murders in 1940, and argued crime stems from disrespect for law, environment, and education funding.
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Wdges
Rotary Club
E. Earle Rives
Greensboro
United States
Rives
U S Robin Sinking Draws Neutrality Act Debate
Secretary of State single paragraph briefing on the Robin Moor incident notes cargo of steel rails hosiery automobiles and parts and radio parts destined for several Portuguese and British African ports. President Roosevelt may suspend judgment until facts are established but a full government report is awaited for decisive action.
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Welles
Robin Moor
Lorenco
United States
Judge Rives Advocates First Offender Reform In North Carolina
Judge Rives argues heaviest crime burden rests on the nation and that judges face many youthful offenders. He notes North Carolina’s lack of first offender segregation hinders proper disposition. He says proper handling can restore youths to useful roles, while mixing with hardened criminals risks turning them into enemies of society, explaining suspended sentences and probation trends.
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North Carolina
Rives
Vichy Forces Drive Toward Aleppo and Beirut in Middle East Push
Columns from Iraq, Palestine, and Trans-Jordan press toward Aleppo and Damascus as British and Free French clash at several fronts. Deir-Ezzor air base seized. Merdjayoun falls to British troops near Beirut. Coastal progress includes Sidon and Soueida as forces attempt to encircle Beirut from multiple directions.
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Iraq
Ras el-Ain
Aleppo
Syria
Euphrates River
Palmyra
Damascus
Beirut
Palestine
Trans-Jordan
Deir-Ez- Zor
Euphrates
Turkey
Ras el Kain
Baghdad-Aleppo
Vichy
Abou Kemal
Kissoue
Merdjayoun
Hasbayya
Litanj
Rayak
Saida
Sidon
Jebel Ed Druz
Soueida
Axeomantic Denver official reassures workers on axe joke
Farrington R. Carpenter, head of Colorado's new state revenue department, arrived with a literal axe causing concern. He explained the tool is for farm wood chopping at a rented Denver area farm and not a sign of payroll cuts amid government reorganization.
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Denver
Farrington R. Carpenter
Colorado
State Department of Revenue
Carpenter
Public Library to Open in Randleman This Month
RANDLEMAN June 12. A public library will open here soon with a tentative opening date set for June 26. The project is advancing toward public access and community use.
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Gets Library Randleman
Boost Liver Bile Flow With Morning Kruschen Dose
An old health ad promotes Kruschen salts to boost bile flow and alleviate “half-sick” tiredness. It suggests a half-teaspoon in water before breakfast for 30 days, claims improved digestion, and offers a money-back guarantee if not felt 100 percent better.
Jackson and Byrnes Rival for Supreme Court Seat
President Roosevelt plans a landmark selection elevating Associate Justice Stone to the Supreme Court, a Republican, while Justice Jackson and Senator Byrnes loom as strong administration figures. Stone, born 1877, faced tax and social legislation rulings and was a Coolidge appointee who later supported liberal decisions. Byrnes, Spartanburg native and long-time Roosevelt ally, has built a broad legal and political career from South Carolina court reporting to the Senate and Cabinet roles.
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Spring Creek
Jamestown
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Fdr
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Utility Holding Company Act
SEC
Great Power Systems
Electric Bond and Share Company
Anti-Trust
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Justice Department
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Crete Campaign Costs German Forces Heavily
Berlin reports Crete seizure cost 5,893 German officers and men in dead wounded and missing. It claims -thirty Allied ships sunk in the Mediterranean between Jan 1 and May 30, including 23 at Crete, with many ships damaged. German high command lists losses and captures in the Balkan campaign, noting 236 German aircraft losses and about 14,500 officers and 559,000 men taken prisoner from Yugoslav, British, and Greek forces.
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von Richthofen
Eighth Flying Corps
British Forces Reach Sidon and Da Mascus Outskirts
British Imperial forces reached the ancient port of Sidon, twenty miles south of Beirut, while Free French units moved to the southern outskirts of Damascus, according to British sources.
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Sidon
Cairo
Egypt
Beirut
Damascus
Local Weather: Showers, warmer inland. coastal rain likely
A weather summary for North Carolina notes scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight with warmer conditions inland Friday. Southeast to southwest winds shift from moderate to fresh along the coast and interior, with cloudy to overcast skies and intermittent rain tonight, clearing north portions Friday and show ers near the coast southward.
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Interior
Hatteras
Jacksonville
North Portion
South
North
Block Island
Government Moves to Punish Subversive Unionists in Defense sector
A high administration official said the government plans to purge defense plants of individuals promoting subversive strikes and to impose broad penalties on workers who refuse to return to work. Congress considers drastic anti strike measures, while CIO chief Philip Murray denounces the move as an attack on organized labor. The Navy Secretary Knox cited actions against such individuals as enemies of the country, with watchful waiting to assess results before wider action.
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D-Conn
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National Defense Mediation Board
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Philip Murray
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Mediation Board
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Army
No Lindbergh For Charlotte
Charlotte changes street name from Lindbergh Drive to Avon Avenue by unanimous vote at the suggestion of City Manager James Armstrong. Property owner Mrs Sidney Astor asked for the change citing Lindbergh's public stance. The note on wool production from 1940 is included in the item.
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Charlotte
Avon Avenue
Lindbergh Drive
James W. Armstrong
Sidney Astor
Charles A. Lindbergh
Presbyterians raise funds for military area work
Southern Presbyterians completed plans to raise 145,000 to expand facilities for men in military services. Dr. Daniel T. Caldwell of Petersburg, Va., appointed director of the defense service council. Dr. R. C. Long of Greenwood, S. C., named finance chairman. Churches of the southern branch will begin a 100,000 drive on June 29, while North Carolina Presbyterians pursue a 345,606 drive.
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Atlanta
Southern Presbyterians
Daniel T. Caldwell
Petersburg
Defense Service Council
Presbyterian Church In
United States
R. C. Long
Greenwood
S. C
Synod of North Carolina
North Carolina Presbyterians
Malta map published by German press in Berlin
Berlin reports the German press published a detailed map of Malta, Britain's mid Mediterranean naval base, urging readers to cut and save it. The press had already claimed Malta was useless as a base due to air attacks. Oil firms gave away about 150 million road maps in 1940 at a cost over $3 million.
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Malta
Berlin
Britain
Lokal Anzeiger
Vacation Bible School Starting At First Methodist Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Methodist Church begins Monday June 16 at 4 p m directed by Miss Annabel Thompson. Open to children aged 5 to 12 regardless of church membership with a staff including Mesdames Nance Edwards Honeycutt and Misses Vance Edwards Jones Barton Thompson. Arts and crafts directed by Virginia Jones. Each day 4 to 6 o'clock five days a week, with worship study handiwork and play followed by a tea for mothers at end of course.
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First Methodist Church
Annabel Thompson
Miss Thompson
Mesdames Lloyd Nance
W. L. Edwards
L. F. Honeycutt
Edith Vance
Willie Edwards
Virginia Jones
Margaret Ray Barton
Drury Thompson
Andorra in the Pyrenees Between France and Spain
Andorra is a tiny mountainous country located in the Pyrenees between France and Spain. It sits as a landlocked principality bordered by both nations and is known for its medieval towns and ski resorts.
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Pyrenees Mountains
France
Spain
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