Guffey Named As Manager of Fall Campaign
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania leaders of warring Democratic factions settle intra party rift and unite for November races. U S Senator Joseph F Guffey is named manager of the fall campaign for the ticket headed by Governor George H Earle and Pittsburgh lawyer Charles Alvin Jones. Lawrence reelected chairman. Edith DeWitt as vice chair. Edward N Jones named to a new vice chair post. Guffey vows a hard fought campaign amid labor union uncertainty.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
David N. Lawrence
Democratic State Committee
Guffey
Democratic Party
CIO
John L. Lewis
Lawrence
George H. Earle
Charles Alvin Jones
Pittsburgh
Edith B. DeWitt
Edward N. Jones
Organized Labor
The
A. F. of L
Lewis
Prominent Men Heard at UNC
At the North Carolina Institute of International Relations in Chapel Hill speakers included Erwin D. Canham Washington correspondent of the Christian Science Monitor Brackett Lewis executive secretary of the Masaryk Institute Pittsburgh and William J. McKee of the state university faculty. Canham argued that the President and State Department Congress and grass roots opinion form the melting pot of American foreign policy and urged aligning policy with public sentiment to win support for steps toward peace.
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Chapel Hill
Erwin D. Canham
Washington
The
Christian Science Monitor
Brackett Lewis
Masaryk Institute
Pittsburgh
William J. McKee
State University
North Carolina Institute of International Relations
Lewis
Czechoslovakia
Canham
Institute
State Department
Congress
America
Roosevelt
Hull
WPA to Distribute Clothing and Grapefruit Juice for Relief
Washington dispatch reports the WPA will distribute 10 000 worth of clothing and 10 000 cases of grapefruit juice to relief families. Administrator Harry Hopkins said dry goods could be bought nationwide and delivered quickly through welfare departments. Juice supplies will be tight this month to avert market chaos amid a record supply pack.
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Washington
WPA
Harry
Hopas
Col Ayres Voiced Gloom Over US Industry Outlook
Col Leonard P Ayres warned in the Cleveland Trust Co monthly Business Review that industrial production has fallen sharply since August last year. He cited a persistent decline in general business during 1938 and predicted recovery only after national income and durable goods output, notably iron and steel, rise. he quantified declines in production, railroad freight, autos, steel, new construction, and profits.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Economist
Cleveland Trust Co
Monthly Business Review
Col. Ayres
Miss Miami of 1038 Crowned in Miami Pageant
Ural Mary Joyce Walsh, 18, won the Miami beauty contest title after a field of more than 100 contestants. The winner will compete for Miss America later this year as she poses with the trophy.
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Miami, Fla
Ural
Mary Joyce Walsh
Hornets Rally To Take 8 6 Win In Piedmont League
Charlotte pulls ahead by 2 1 2 games as eight Rocky Mount errors help the Hornets overpower the Red Sox 8 6. Fay and Lacy homer for the losers while Robinson powers Richmond 16 10 over Winston Salem with a 5 RBI day.
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Hornet
Norfolk Tars
Losng
Rocky Mount
Gil Torres
Andeson
Red Sox
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Lacy
Asheville
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Gornicki
Robinson
Tars
Portsmouth
Durham
Dick Luckey
Cubs
Bulls
Ralph Daughton
Richmond
Winston-Salem
Carter
Colts
Yarter
Jerrell
Rodgers
Francoline
Twins
Playground Results High School Baseball at Richardson Street
High School beat Weav er and L. Brown 6 4 at Richardson Street with Emma Blair Ada Blair scoring a pair of runs each. Benson homered and three-base hits by Asheby and Saunders highlighted the game. Also notes a Hungary stat on Budapest vehicle registration.
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Richardson Street
Weaver
L. Brown
Steel
Emma _ Blair
Carroll
Dickerson
Ada Blair
Ringside Scramble Drives Schmeling Louis Auction Heights
New York speculators bid 100 per copy for Schmeling Louis ringside tickets priced at 30. Annenberg buys 12000 worth signaling a big party. Fan tends razor at Pompton Lakes photographer during game viewing. crowd excitement runs high.
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New York
Schmeling-Louis Ringsides
Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pompton Lakes
Tunney Persuades Schmeling to Road Work for Louis
The piece notes Gene Tunney encouraged Schmeling to train on the road for Louis, contrasting Schmeling’s lighter road routine with past bouts. It mentions a Broadway pool listing odds against Louis by rounds and Schmeling by rounds, reflecting fight betting lines and expectations.
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Gene Tunney
Schmeling
Louis
Max
Maxx Machon
Broadway
Joe
Baer Seeks Schmeling Choice While Schmeling Breaks Up Soon
The article notes Max Baer dismissing offers to fight Bob Pastor on the coast as he is seen as the top contender to meet the Louis Schmeling winner. It also references Schmeling and Joe Jacobs potentially ending their partnership after next Wednesday's bout and mentions other sports notes including college golf prospects and baseball pitching performances.
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Max Baer
Bob Pastor
Louis Schmeling
Rice
Max Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Stan Bergaum
Moorhead
Minn
Venice Garden
Louisiana State
Henry Costello
Bert McDowell
Louisville
Southern Association Scores Reported Across League
Nashville edged Little Rock 2 1 as the end of the seventh inning allowed time for trains. Memphis beat Knoxville 7 3, Chattanooga won 4 2 over Birmingham, and New Orleans led Atlanta 5 12 at completion in nine innings.
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Southern Association
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Orleans
Atlanta
Eastern League scores from the day
Hazleton outlasted Elmira 10 to 8 and Albany defeated Trenton 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Binghamton topped Hartford 9 to 4 and Williamsport beat Wilkes Barre 8 to 4.
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Hazleton
Elmira
Albany
Trenton
Binghampton
Hartford
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Davidson Opens Six Weeks Summer Session
Davidson College launched a six week summer session on June 15 with students and instructors joining the program to pursue coursework and campus activities during the season.
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Davidson
Davidson College
Baseball scores from American Association listed games
St Paul defeated Toledo 7 to 2 and Columbus beat Minneapolis 7 to 1 while Louisville topped Milwaukee 8 to 5. A rain delay affected the Indianapolis Kansas City game.
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American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis-Kansas City
Tiny dinosaur Compsognathus stood two and a half feet
The smallest dinosaur known, Compsognathus, reached about two and a half feet in length and ran erect. This precise size detail highlights its miniature form among prehistoric reptiles and underscores its distinctive posture.
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Compaognathus
Postmasters Put On Civil Service
Congress approved extending civil service to first second and third class post offices. Incumbent postmasters may keep their jobs for life by passing a civil service exam at term end. Vacancies will be filled by the president from top exam scores subject to Senate confirmation. Republicans warned a future repeal possibility.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Disciples of Christ Montreat Summer Convention Opens
The summer convention of the disciples of Christ opened in Montreat today and will run through June 22 with daily sessions and activities for members.
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Disciples OF Christ
Officials announce plans for $36000 home at Grace hospital
Morganton officials revealed a project to build a new home valued at 36000 dollars adjacent to Grace Hospital. The plan includes construction details and the intended use of the facility within the city.
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Morganton
Grace Hospital
Giants Seek Right Handed Outfielder As Dodgers Trade Talk Intensifies
Giants need a right hand hitting outfielder while Dodgers pursue pitching help. Cardinals seek a shortstop and the Bees show interest in Buddy Hassett as trade chatter heats up.
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Giants
Dodgers
The
Bees
Buddy Hassett
Anent Park Safety Prompts at Colored Park
Gordon L. Starks manager of the colored park urges water safety steps to reduce accidents. He advises not entering the water within two hours of eating or after heavy exertion, staying inside the safety line, and starting in shallow water rather than diving into deep areas.
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Gordon L. Starks
High Point club suspends meetings for summer
The High Point Professional Men's club met at Louis B. Haizlip’s home on 212 ail street Tuesday evening. Dr. M. B. Davis presided as president and the group decided to suspend meetings until September because most members will be out of town during the summer.
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High Point Professional Men's Club
Louis B. Haizlip
Ail Street
M. B. Davis
Criterion Club Meets at 111 Normal Street
The Criterion club held its regular meeting on Thursday evening with Mrs. Cordelia Ross as hostess. After a brief business session two bridge progressions were played. Miss Clara Roper won the high score prize and Miss Bertha Colson received consolation.
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Criterion Club
Normal Street
Cordelia Ross
Clara Roper
Bertha Colson
Portee Hosts Garden Party For Daughter At Short Green
Mrs Bessie Portee entertained a group of girls on her Short Green street lawn Monday afternoon in honor of her daughter Josephine a student at Emmanuel Lutheran college Greensboro. After games the guests moved to a dining room decorated with late spring flowers. Those present included Miss Winnie Mae Padgett.
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Bessie Portee
Short Green Street
Josephine
Emmanuel Lutheran College
Greensboro
Winnie Mae Padgett
Portee Family Names Noted in South Carolina Case
Lillie Mae and Ruth Portee, garet and Mildred Lawhorn, Bell and Lindell Portee are listed among individuals connected to a South Carolina matter. The fragmentary text identifies these names with no clear event or outcome.
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Lillie Mae
Ruth Portee
Garet
Mildred Lawhorn
Bell
Lindell Portee
den, S. C
Hazel Collins to Return Home After Visit
Miss Hazel Collins returns to her Mt Gilead home Saturday afternoon after visiting sister Mae Collins and aunt Inez at 604 Redding Street for several days.
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Hazel Collins
Mt. Gilead
Mae Collins
Inezris
Redding Street
Adult education exhibit at East F Street store
An adult education pre conducted in the old East F Street grocery store will hold an exhibit of student work Thursday afternoon from 12 to 7 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Notice of sale under a deed of trust to be foreclosed by Thos W Sprinkle trustee for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association. Sale to occur in front of the Municipal Building High Point on Friday June 1938 at 11 30 a m. A 5 percent cash deposit required. Land described as Lot No 4 Block A 530 by 150 in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina.
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Lenora Good
Thos
W. Sprinkle
High Point Perpetual Building & L Association
Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford Cowl North Carolina
High Pol
North Carolina
High Point Township
Guilt County
E. D. O. Burns
High Point
Rester of
Guilford
N. C
Thos. W. Sprinkle
Truster
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