Weather quick update for two states
North Carolina sees fair skies with light frost in the southeast tonight and warmer conditions by Wednesday. South Carolina reports fair weather with frost on the coast and interior areas, followed by warmer conditions. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville are moderate to fresh from the west in the north and north to northwest in the south, with fair weather tonight and Wednesday.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
WPA Expands Jobs To 2.5 Million Total
Washington March 1 officials announced a 500000 increase in WPA work relief jobs raising the total quota to about 2500000. The added positions will be filled at the discretion of state administrators.
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Washington
Works Progress Adminision
Three Albanian Princesses Visit New York on Tourism
Princesses Museyen Mahide and Juhie of Albania, sisters of King Zog, arrive in New York for a vacation with a quiet dinner at the Ritz. They deny seeking romance or marriage, saying their trip is a neutral curiosity, though a playful glint hints at potential later interest in American life.
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Albania
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Museyen
Maahide
Juhie
Zog
Balkans
Ritz
Faik Konitza
Washington
Moss speaker at Civitan on city water system
Civitan meeting at the Sheraton heard E H Moss discuss the water system. He described Deep River intake, one half mile pump station, 120 miles of mains, filter process, daily 15 million gallons consumed, 4.5 billion gallon reservoir, 125 dollars daily operating cost, and that bacteriological checks and state laboratory samples ensure safety.
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Austrians Revive Fascist Movement Against Nazi Threat
In Austria the Heimwehr plans a firm stand as Mussolini sends envoy to Schuschnigg reaffirming Italian support for Austrian independence. Eighty thousand Nazis are said to be in uniform awaiting action across Styria Carinthia and Upper Austria. Major Fey warns of Heimwehr plans while Vienna remains tense.
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Appeal to Kidnappers Unanswered in Peter Levine Case
In Westchester County New York police and federal agents await possible contact as Peter Levine, 8, remains missing after a ransom note demanding 60 000 dollars was found beneath a rock near his home. His family, under media scrutiny, asks for safe handling and patience while authorities pursue every lead.
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New York
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Eugene Bilik
Albert Leonard Junior High
Freeze in Deep South Heralds March Coming
The Atlanta weather bureau said unseasonably high temperatures forced peach trees into early bloom as far south as Macon Georgia. A March freeze cost two lives in Massachusetts and a gale in Washington DC killed Robert A. Dulin. Storm warnings stretched from New York to Eastport Maine. Los Angeles logged 2.76 inches of rain as Venice faces its heaviest flood in four years and rail service paused amid road closures.
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Washington, D. C
Robert A. Dulin
New York
Eastport
Los Angeles
Venice
Calif
Sunday Worship and Rest Laws Endorsed by High Point Clergy
The High Point Ministers Association calls for Sunday ordinances to protect a day of rest and worship. They urge laws that keep the Lord's Day calm and quiet, resist commercialization, and respect workers conscience while allowing personal observance. They favor city action to safeguard physical mental and moral welfare.
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High Point
Naval Group Recommends Experiments and War Prep
The article reports on naval funding ideas including a 5 million dollar experimental fund for small surface craft and a 7 million dollar allocation for bombs torpedoes and inventions. It notes the chamber of commerce style hearings and a push for a 600 million dollar increase in naval building. It also covers a wage hour bill subcommittee and a gag rule discussion on tax revision.
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Navy
Lester P. Barlow
Stamford
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Pittman
Iman
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Navy Department
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Goering Presses German Air Power On Anniversary
Goering pledges brutal resolve to defend German minorities and build a powerful air force. He recalls the hidden start of rearmament in 1933 and vows the Luftwaffe will be formidable in war if forced to fight. Berlin ceremonies, field marshal baton presentation, and reviews mark the anniversary.
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Goering
Germany
Air Ministry
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von Richtofen
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Defenders of Yellow River Put to Flight by Japs
Japanese forces failed to advance along the Tientsin railway as Chinese guerrillas harassed them toward Tinghsien thirty miles south of Linhwalkwan. In Shanghai British sentries north of the settlement faced a fatal shooting by a Japanese sentry at Keswick road provoking a tense confrontation and a possible protest.
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Smokehouse Theft Reported in High Point
Police report a break in at the smokehouse of C. F. Rice on route 2 High Point. Two shoulders two hams and one middling were stolen after thieves forced open the front door. No suspects named in the morning inquiry.
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Slightly Hurt Man Struck By Car On Winston-Salem Road
John Waynick of route two suffered minor injuries when an automobile struck him on the Winston-Salem road yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at Burrus Memorial hospital and was later dismissed.
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Route Two
Winston-Salem Road
Burrus Memorial Hospital
New York Day by Day Reflections on Highways and Personal Moves
The column notes progress on a new highway reducing travel times to Newark and highlights engineering efforts led by Robert Moses. It traces Bill Lengel and Nell Lengel in Scarsdale to Riverside Drive, and recalls Theodore Dreiser’s late-life quiet in Greenwich Village. Dreiser reflects that younger writers must carry on fights.
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Yonkers
Newark Airport
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Pulaski Skyway
New York
Robert Moses
Bill Lengel
William C
Scarsdale
Riverside Drive
Charles M. Schwab
Steel King
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Nell
Lengel
Theodore Dreiser
Dreiser
Carrie
Alice Roosevelt Longworth Visits the Ritz in New City
Alice Roosevelt Longworth, frequent visitor to the city, keeps her arrivals and departures from newspapers. She uses the telephone often, enjoys calling friends nationwide, and chats about the State of the Union. Her homes in Washington and Cincinnati have listed and unlisted numbers and she phones from both places with her brother Ted at his Garden City editorial post.
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Ritz-Carleton
Big City
Washington
Cincinnati
Ted
Garden City
Long Island
Transit woes persist as buses replace trolleys
The article notes that buses, despite replacing trolleys on Manhattan streets, bring new problems. Start-up roar and burning gases are highlighted, comparing the emissions to early horseless carriages from an old town innovator.
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Mr. Parks
Henry Ford
Milder Winter Draws Fewer Hatless Men in New York
As spring arrives in New York City, the number of hatless men outdoors declines from recent winters, suggesting warming weather and changing daily habits amid the open winter.
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New York
Foreign Spies Suspected By Government in London
An air sabotage probe fuels questions in parliament over rearmament secrecy after two royal bombers at Ringway were found with drilled fuel tank holes. MPs seek details from Air Secretary Muirhead as investigators question aviation workers and nearby residents. Authorities warn the damage appears malicious.
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British Isles
Parnell Aircraft, Ltd
W. A. Burke
Air
A. J. Muirhead
Royal Airforce
Ringway
Manchester
Fairey Aviation Company
Air Ministry
Aviation Company
Dutch Princess Juliana Expected to Name Heir to Netherlands
A blue eyed fair haired baby girl born to Princess Juliana could continue the succession to Queen Wilhelmina. The infant would inherit titles Princess of the Netherlands and Orange Nassau and Duchess of Meckl enburg, with Lippe from her father, likely named Wilhelmina Bernhard Armanse.
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Netherlands
Landie
Wilhelmina
the Netherlands
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Mecklenebburg
Lippe
Mesterfeld
Wilhelmina Bernhard
Armanse
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NBA Service, Inc
Hatless Summer Man Keeps Coat Off In All Seasons
A humorous note describes Doctor George Rockwell from Maine as a funny man who remains hatless and coatless through summer and winter. It contrasts with others who discard hats during summer while performing experiments with headgear in hand.
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Funny Man
Maine
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