Paris Returns to Public Life Under German Occupation
In ARIS June 18 report from Aachen and Berlin observers note Paris gradually resumes normal daily activity. Rightist papers Matin and a semi Fascist organ restart, German officials occupy key posts, and Paris officials plan to reopen theatres, postal and telegraph services.
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ARIS
Byyer
Aachen
Paris
Reynaud
Sun
Uard Daladier
France
Germany
Matin
Toire
Nikolaus Vonte
Abetz
Achenbach
von Grote
Iree
von Studnitz
Comedie Francaise
Famstate Theatre
Thomasville Religious Education Council to Meet Sunday
Thomasville District Council on Religious Education will hold its annual meeting Sunday afternoon at the Cal Reformed Church near Thomasville. Officers for the year ahead will be elected and business will be discussed. Naomi Howie, serving in China, will instruct students at Thomas High School and three acting schools including Fair Grove Pilot and Hasty School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homasville
Thomasville
Councy Religious Education
Cal- Reformed Church
Asville
Naomi Howie
China
Newl
Thomas High
Fair Grove
Pilot
Malville Tennis Club Organization Perfected
Thomasville tale reports the Malville Tennis Club organization perfected at a Tribune office meeting. E L Jarrett Sr was named president with Rev Samuel Wiley as vice president Carl Newsome secretary and Donald Jarrett treasurer. A regional league ladder is formed for Thomasville and other southern cities with play to begin soon. A follow up meeting is set for June 27 at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomase Tennis Club
Thomasse Tribune
E. L. Jarrett
Ted
Samuel Wiley
Carl Newsome
Secre
Donald Jarrett
Treas- Homasville
Thomasville
Tribune Ice
Man and horse to race forty miles for charity
A man and a horse were booked for a forty mile race to aid Finnish relief and the American Red Cross. Dr Arne L Suominen of Summerville trains after a sprint and long walks. The horse is owned by Albert H Peters of Summerville. Start at Summerville Town Hall finish at The Citadel track in Charleston with three riders.
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Charleston
8. C
Finnish Relief Fund
American Red Cross
Arne L. Suominen
Finland
CC. C. Pyle
Albert H. Peters
Summerville
Town Hall
Souminen
Citadel Track
Police Seek Family Of Florida Man In High Point
Marcus Keel of Lutz Florida asked High Point police to help locate his wife Martha and two sons aged two and six who did not meet him as planned in front of the Western Union office last Thursday after he traveled from Florida to Charlotte and then to Siler City in search of work. He reported kidney colic sent him to Burrus Memorial Hospital but later he resumed the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Keel
Lutz, Fla
Keel
Florida
Charlotte
Siler City
Martha Keel
Western Union Telegraph Office
High Point
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Nathan C Coltrane Taken by Death in Randleman
Nathan C Coltrane died at his home in Randleman at 6 45 this morning. A former resident of this city he had lived in Randleman for about 17 years. Survived by widow Essie Bane Coltrane four sons Roy Howard Claud and K L Coltrane two daughters Ruth and Alma Coltrane two brothers Jacob and James Coltrane of Liberty Funeral arrangements were incomplete this morning.
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Nathan C. Coltrane
Randleman
Essie Bane Coltrane
Roy
Howard
Claud
K. L. Coltrane
Ruth
Alma Coltrane
Jacob
James Coltrane
Liberty
Bottolfsen backs Roosevelt defense plan in Idaho
Governor C. A. Bottolfsen declared full Republican support for President Roosevelt's defense program. He told a meeting last night he had sent a telegram to the President confirming the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
C. A. Bottolfsen
Roosevelt
Chicago Produce Market Report June 19
Butter prices at 1,146,537 pounds firm with creamery 83 score 24. Other prices unchanged as eggs at 29,686 remain steady. Market notes indicate no change in rest of the dairy and produce quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eges
News Of Colored People Script Changes In The Enterprise
Beginning with tomorrow's issue The Enterprise will feature a new columnist News by Miss Grayce De Berry summer writer for three years Readers may send notes to her at 1409 Rivett Drive or call the usual number 41242 Changes to the column are requested to be noted by contributors. The 20th Century Club Will meet at William Penn Branch Public Library Thursday at 8 o'clock President urges full attendance Social events of the 22nd American Legion convention in Division AB include two dances Kilby Arcade on Sunday and Monday public invited Mrs Juanita Boone Spaulding of Clarkton visits Rev J F Dunn on Price Street
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The
Enterprise
Grayce de Berry
Rivett Drive
20Th Century Club
Wiliam Penn Branch Public Library
Legion
American Legion Convention
Kilby Arcade
Juanita Boone Spaulding
Clarkton
J. F. Dunn
Price Street
British Armored Column Dispersed in East Africa Clash
Rome June 19. Italian high command reports dispersal of a British armored column that tried to penetrate East Africa lines under the Italian flag. Communique says Italian planes sank a submarine and hit Allied air bases, burning three planes, while Allies bombed a farm village killing three women and several children. Italian raids hit targets in Liguria and Piedmont cause no casualties.
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Rome
Eest Africa
East Africa
Africa
Liguria
Piedmont
Oddities and dog woes brighten Carolina day in June
News tidbits from Charlotte to Anderson highlight unusual local events. A ten pound newborn with a front tooth in Anderson. a police dog bite incident in Asheville. Henderson locals rally to defend dogs. a rat and rattlesnake duel ends in both deaths. pigeons cause noise in Charleston. a pajama-clad Darlington chief captures an intruder. Rock Hill water use, bees in Charleston, and a jailyard sailor singing incident all ink quirky, human moments amid war news. Also Japanese admit retaking Zhong port near the Yangtze after Chinese actions.
Bomb Found at German Language Newspaper Plant
A homemade bomb was found in the doorway of a Philadelphia German language newspaper plant. Policeman Joseph McFadden said he severed the fuse before explosion and three employees alerted him. The plant prints the Bunds official publication and had received threats in the past week.
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Philadelphia
Joseph McFadden
McFadden
Bund
Fritz Kuhn
French Air Officers Cross Into Neutral Switzerland
Two thousand French soldiers led by a general and senior officers crossed into neutral Switzerland at Col Des Roches ridge during a Dijon region aviation staff movement. The detachment included two colonels and numerous lieutenant colonels as they moved on June 19.
Aid To Chinese Cut Through Indo China
French Indo China government bans transit of goods into Chinese territory controlled by Chiang Kai-Shek via the Yunan Railway to cut frictions with Japan. The open Burma route remains, as observers cite Japanese warnings urging Indo China to be weaned from hostility toward Japan. A Tokyo dispatch notes Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Tani urged halting munitions shipments through Indo China.
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Hongkong
Indo- China
Chungking
Japan
Yunan
Chiang Kai-Shek
British Burma
South China
Tokyo
Masaaki Tani
Charles Aresene Henry
Indo-China
Death Notice for Jason Freeman at 721 South Main Street
Jason Freeman, 63, died at his home Tuesday night at 11 55 after paralysis onset last Tuesday. Born March 6 1877 in Montgomery County, he lived in Greensboro and High Point. Survived by widow Pearlie Hartsell two daughters two stepsons Richard Freeman Oilie Freeman and Greensboro. three sisters Ida Williamson Della Moore Cornelia Allman. Funeral Thursday 11 am at Sechrest Funeral Home with burial Oakwood Cemetery.
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Jason Freeman
South Main Street
Mr. Freeman
Montgomery County
Malcolm Freeman
Greensboro
High Point
Pearlie Hartsell
Richard Freeman
Concord
Oilie Freeman
Ida Williamson
Worthville
Della Moore
Cornelia Allman
Ether
Sechrest Funeral Home
Calvin Kepley
Oakwood Cemetery
WPA Music Classes Resume Under Miss Gates
WPA music project classes restart with Miss Elsie Gates teaching and new pupils enrolled from 4 to 5 pm on Thursday Friday and Monday afternoons. Locations include Central Friends Annex Blair Park Clubhouse and Y W C A. Open to all ages and both sexes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA Music Project
Elsie Gates
Central Friends' Annex
Blair Park
Gates
Camp Sherwood Forest
Raleigh
WPA Music Project Institute
Violin and Music Studies Take Center Stage
Fragment lists courses in violin, piano, choir direction, folk music, ear training, psychology, and music education reflecting a broader arts curriculum.
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Tion
High School Band Plans Practice for Legion Parade
Bay Street School playground hosts practice Thursday at 2 PM for last year’s High School Band. Nearly 20 bands and several drum corps are expected to join the American Legion Parade next Monday, said Fred Kimball, director of the High Point High School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Street
American Legion
Fred Kimball
High Point High School
Pay of Negro Teacher Case Will Be Appealed
Raleigh officials said Norfolk Va authorities will appeal the Fourth Circuit ruling on racial pay differentials for teachers to the United States Supreme Court. No immediate North Carolina action planned while officials study the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Norfolk
United States Supreme Court
North Carolina
Fourth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
License Revoked for Drunken Driving
Edd Burkett of 210 Gordy Street has had his driver's license revoked for drunken driving as announced by the State Highway Safety Division.
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Edd Burkett
Gordy Street
State Highway Safety Division
Lemon Juice Recipe for Rheumatic Pain Remedy
An old home remedy advertises mixing Ru-Ex Compound with a quart of water and the juice of four lemons to relieve rheumatic or neuritis pain within 48 hours. It claims a money back guarantee if symptoms persist and notes availability at Mann, Eckerd's, Valoreen and drug stores.
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Mann, Eckerd's
Valereen
Death Notices for Rev J F Carter and Martha Hunt
Funeral services are set for Rev Junius Franklin Carter 54 pastor of Waughtown Baptist Church since 1919 after a four month illness in Winston-Salem. In Thomasville Martha Hunt 19 of 4 Depot Street died at City Memorial Hospital after brief illness. survivors include her mother two brothers and grandfather with arrangements at Bethel Methodist Church and Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
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J. F. Carter
Winston-Salem
Junius Franklin Carter
Waughtown Baptist Church
Thomasville
Martha Hunt
Depot Street
City Memorial Hospital
Arthur Hunt
Lottie Strickland Hunt
Lee
Ralph Hunt
Ira E Strickland
Infant Ridge Dies At Home In Lexington Route 2
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Ridge of the Old Community Lexington Route 2 died at home this morning. Survivors include the parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs W F Hughes. Funeral service is this afternoon at four at Mt Tabor Methodist Church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Atrick
Baltimore
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Scholl
N. C. Coltrane
Carolinas
Anderson, S. C
Asheville
Henderson
Sam Alford
Randall
Kinston
South Carolina Public Service Authority
W. A. Clamp
Anderson
FE. R. Melver
Darlington
D. C
Rock Hill
S. C
Rock
Dick Souther
Spartanburg County
Hong Kong
Zchang
Yangtze River
A. G. L. McNaughton
Canada
WPA
By Robt. Ripley
seonifEu
Holstein
Ring
C.L. Perkins
James Boyd
Detroit
Mich
E.F Reckard
Mason, Mich
Gassawry, W.va
Edmonton
Alberta
Doc” Wellman
U. S
Liccera & Mogaslopacco Co
Q Pestafield
Chesterfield
Tobaccoland
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