Mustapha Kemal Aims to Rewrite World History in Turkish Narrative
Ghazi Mustapha Kemal plans a revolutionary world history written with pen rather than sword. Privileged sources credit his adopted daughter Afet Hanim as collaborator and claim the work asserts Turkish origins for ancient civilizations. Afet Hanim argues Hittites Greeks and Etruscans are Turkish by heritage and cites Turkish roots for Achaean Attic and Aegean terms. The history aims for Turkish schools first.
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Angora
Ghazi Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Ghazi
Afet Hanim
Achaean
Aegean
Ata
Eki
Second Craven Primary Set for State House Nomination
In Craven County New Bern on June 13 Reverend C. W. Blanchard and D. H. Willis are slated for a second primary to nominate a candidate for the state house of representatives.
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New Bern
Rev
C. W. Blanchard
D. H. Willis
Craven County
House of Representatives
Young Woman of Kinston Lost Life In Ship Disaster
A North Carolinian among 47 dead when the liner Fairfax collided with the tanker Pithis on Tuesday night is Miss Elizabeth Gardner, 26, of near Kinston. Initial reports placed her in Winston-Salem. later family ties show she planned to visit sister Mrs Allie Davis of Deep Run near Kinston.
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Winston-Salem
Fairfax
Elizabeth Gardner
Kinston
Legge Nomination Brings Farm Board Work to Senate
Alexander H Legge was nominated for a second term as chairman of the federal farm board. The move brought into the senate scrutiny the board many complain has used its 500000000 revolving fund to buy grain, hampering competition and injuring private interests, with criticism strongest from the United States chamber of commerce.
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Walington
Federal Farm Board
Senate
Alexaner H. Legge
United States Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore Moves Ahead of Boston
Historic Boston wakes to Friday the thirteenth as demographic shifts tilt leadership away from the city with a waning populace while Baltimore gains ground in population ranking.
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Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Enterprise and Broadhurst Announce Fathers Day Theater Party
Enterprise and Broadhurst plan a Fathers Day theater party for men 50 and older in Baltimore. Dads must arrive between 3:15 and 3:45 Monday June 16 to receive a coupon for free admission and a chance at gifts including a necktie, cigars from Lexington Grocery, and a comedy feature starring Polly Moran and Marie Dressler in Caught Short.
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Enterprise and
Broadhurst
Dad
Broadhurst Theater
Enterprise
Weing
Liv
Ee Ee Hae
Polly Moran
Marie Dressler
Lexington Grocery Company
British women win two of three at Wimbledon
England's strong team of women defeated the United States in two of three matches as Helen Wills Moody led the Americans in defense of the Wightman Cup. Moody won her singles, but Helen Jacobs lost and the American doubles pair also fell.
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England
United States
Helen Wills Moody
Mrs. Moody
Helen Jacobs
Women must loaf to win big jobs, says Zonta leader
Mrs Oliva Johnson of St Paul president of International Zonta clubs told a St Louis luncheon that women must learn to loaf and delegate. She urged women to golf and to disagree amicably to compete with men in top positions.
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ST. Louis
Oliva Johnson
St. Paul
Johnson
Zonta
Communists Accused of Employer Aid in U S Labor Strife
Edward F. McCrady of the American Federation of Labor told the House Communist Investigation Committee that communists in the United States were aided by certain employers to split worker ranks. He cited Danville River Mills in Virginia where 200 old employees were discharged while communists remained on the payroll, and noted a mill owner Fitzgerald permitting communist leaders to travel to New York for talks. He claimed southern mills removed restraints on black workers while white workers faced new pressures, and that communists spurred the Gastonia North Carolina strike a year earlier, leading locals to oppose the strikers. He warned communism would gain no foothold if employers treated labor properly, though some employers’ tactics fostered it.
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Washington
House
Communist Investigating Committee
Edward F. McCrady
American Federation of Labor
Virginia
Danville River
Fitzgerald
McGrady
South
America
Re Making Hats with Polka Dots for Spring
Readers are advised to refresh spring hats by adding a new banding. A blue hat can be dressed up with blue and white polka dot ribbon for a refreshed look.
Raleigh Man Heads P. T. A. of America
William S. Murchison of Raleigh was elected president of the Travelers Protective Association of America at its New Orleans convention becoming the first North Carolinian to lead the organization which has over 140000 members nationally. He has served as a national director for three years and was longtime secretary treasurer of Allen Brothless and helped develop Raleigh suburbs.
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Raleigh
William S. Murchison
Travelers Protective Association of America
New Orleans
Square neck chiffon frock with blue and black print
A medium blue and black print chiffon frock features a circular double flounced skirt and a shallow, very wide square neckline. The charming design highlights a soft silhouette and lightweight fabric suitable for dressy occasions.
Big film companies sue North Carolina theaters
In Raleigh on June 13 two major studios, Universal Pictures Corporation and RKO Productions, filed equity suits in Raleigh Federal Court against theater operators in New Bern Durham and Kinston. Plaintiffs claim George W Logan Durham FE Lewis New Bern and James Mowery Kinston exhibited films owned by the studios without license or consent. They seek 350 dollars for each copyright infringement.
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Raleigh
Wuniversal Pictures Corporation
RKO Productions, Inc
New Bern
Durham
Kinston
New York
George W. Logan
FE. F. Lewis
James Mowery
Linen Shoes Set for Style with Matching Accessories
Hot days bring linen shoes paired with bags belts and hats. Plain cuts remain chic and versatile for summer wear.
Reds Probe Chairman Hamilton Fisch Heads Committee
The probe targets Communist activities in the United States with Hamilton Fisch of New York as the appointed chairman of the congressional committee.
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Hamilton Fisch Above
New York
Congressional
Naned
United States
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