Proposed Youth Service Program Mirrors German Plan
NEA Special Correspondent Major Paul L. Reed reports the presidents push for compulsory youth service draws from German models. He outlines German labor camps for ages 7 to 25 with military indoctrination, Italian and French contrasts, and Russia and England training approaches.
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Paul L. Reed
NEA
German Youth Labor Service
CCC
Germany
United States
Westwall
Banking Careers for Graduates Emphasizes Change and Study
The article urges 1940 graduates to consider banking as a dynamic career with growth through continuous study. It outlines roles from tellers to investment bankers and auditors, notes diverse bank types, and highlights the American Institute of Banking and Rutgers programs. It stresses credit importance, personal qualifications, and the promise of a stable, rewarding future in banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank System
Amera Institute of Banking
Rutgers University Morean
Secial
UNC economist warns of hemispheric economy under central planning
Dr. Erich W. Zimmerman of the University of North Carolina argues that Washington may create a hemispheric economy uniting North and South America under one head. He cites contingency planning for a Hitler victory and warns the US could be weakened by a combined industrial Europe and agricultural South America. The talk was at the Institute of International Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Erich W. Zimmerman
Kenan
University of North Carolina
Washington
Institute of International Relations
American Friends Service
United States of Europe
United States
Tolbert Denied Delegates Badge by Credentials Panel
Philadelphia June 25 Tolbert famed as the long time Republican figure faces exclusion from the convention floor as the credentials committee sustains a South Carolina delegation. The panel voted 35 to 10 to seat J Bates Gerald led delegation claiming Tolbert's SC group existed for patronage and barred broad GOP participation.
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Philadelphia
Joe’ Tolbert
South Carolina
Tolbert
J. Bates Gerald
Unidentified bandits escape after taxi hold up in Wilmington
A taxi driver was robbed and tied to a tree by three unidentified bandits near Masonboro. A 20-man posse searched a swamp but no trace of the trio was found, and officers reported they had apparently escaped.
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Wilmington
Masonboro
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point and Greensboro
Guilford County property transfers include R. O. Moore and Pearl Benton trading Lexington Road and Roland Park parcels, A W Loose to W R Peters on North Hamilton Street, J A Myatt to Lewis Garner on English Street, J L Welborn to Florence Wall in Archdale, J R Yates to C A Taylor in Yates subdivision, and City transfers on East Gorrell Street and Orin Jones subdivision plus East Greens boro to Paul Kellam and Sallie Peer. also Eudora Smith to Walter Smith and Walter Smith to Cora Regan on Fifth Avenue. Argentina increases import quota for American cars.
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R. O. Moore
Pearl Benton
Lexington Road
Roland Park
A. W. Loose
W. R. Peters
Hamilton Street
J. A. Myatt
Lewis L. Garner
English Street
J. L. Welborn
Florence Wall
Archdale
J. R. Yates
C. A. Taylor
Yates
Southland Finance and Insurance Company
R. B. Gantt
High Point
Greensboro
Gilmer Township
W. M. Reaves
Herbert B Winston, Jr
Herbert B. Winston, Jr
Atlanta
Reaves
East Greensboro
City of Greensboro
Paul H. Kellaman
Orin Jones
City of
Sallie F. Peer
Gorrell Street
Eudora C. Smith
Walter H. Smith
Fifth Avenue
Cora Regan
Former Governor Fisher Dies At 73 In Pennsylvania
John Stuchell Fisher an Indiana County farm boy who rose to Pennsylvania governor died at his home at age 73. A Republican he served a 1927 to 1931 term and gained national notice during the 1926 race over William S. Vare. In 1929 he appointed Joseph R. Grundy to the U S Senate vacancy.
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Pittsburgh
John Stuchell Fisher
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Fisher
William 5. Ware
Philadelphia
U. S. Senate
Senate
Vare
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Egg Peddler Held For Investigation Slaying of Family in Norfolk
Norfolk, June 25. Charles C. Sanderlin, 64 year old egg peddler, is held for investigation after his wife Louise Gertrude Sanderlin 28 and children Charles C. Jr 7 Louise 5 and Jealice 6 months were found dead by strangulation in a Norfolk County farm chicken house. Deputy Sheriff said bodies may have been moved from another location. Coroner reports death by strangulation. Sanderlin told officers he found the bodies after being ill in bed.
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Norfolk
Commonwealth
A. O. Lynch
Charles C. Sandersin
L. C. Ferebee
Frank Wilson
Louise Gertrude Sanderlin
Charles C., Jr
Louise
Jealice
Sanderlin
Navy row over torpedo boats sending 20 to Britain
Washington debates a 20 boat sale to Britain as the navy questions the value of high speed torpedo boats. The design from Hubert Scott-Paine aims for 50 mph with four torpedo tubes and guns, but critics see limited tactical use and risk in heavy seas.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
NAVY
White House
Stephen Early
Tragic discovery linked to family in remote incident
Police report describes a grim scene as Mrs. Sanderlin and her two older children were found hanging by ropes from a rafter with the infant tied by a rope about the mother’s arm. Wilson testified that the mothers and one child had throat wounds and the bodies showed bruises. Separately Japan announced a 40 million dollar fund to reward army and navy men in China.
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Japan
China
Burlington Couple Killed By Train At Crossing
Luther J. Ward 25 and his wife Jennie Ward 21 were instantly killed when their car was struck by eastbound train No. 14 at Mayfair Street crossing Burlington. They had just left work at a local mill and were en route to their home on route 2 Elon College. Survivors include a nine month old child.
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Burlington
Luther J. Ward
Jennie Ward
Mayfair Street
Elon College
Tanks reach Aix les Bains resort at Franco-Swiss frontier
German tanks and armored cars entered the famous French lake resort of Aix les Bains between the Alps and the Jura late this afternoon, according to reports received at the Swiss frontier.
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Aix Les Bains
Alps
Jura
Last of Serles safety institutes set for colleges
The State Highway Safety Division conducts the final of 17 safety institutes at North Carolina colleges. Instructors visit the Chapel Hill unit of the University of North Carolina today, Duke University tomorrow, Catawba College Wednesday, Davidson College Thursday, and Appalachian College Friday.
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Raleigh
State Highway Safety Division
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Catawba College
Davidson College
Appalachian College
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Ane
Fortune
King
M. R. Norris
Cleveland
American Institute of Banking
Joe Tolbert
Guilford County Realty
High Point Township
Argentina
Hubert Scott-Paine
Scott-Paine
America
Electric Boat Company
Bayonne
N. J
Washington, D. C., Navy Yard
Serles
New Plymouth
Plymouth
Ncc
Curysler Corporation
Major Bowes
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Dans
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