Duce Not Hitler Blurs French Statesmen’s Focus
Paris officials say Mussolini’s bid for Savoy Corsica Tunis and Djibouti dominates the national concern more than Hitler. The piece notes Corsica’s strong French legacy and warns Tunis and Djibouti would shift Mediterranean power, countered by French Bizerta base and colonial ties.
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Milton Bronner
NBA
Paris
Savoy
Riviera
Nice
Corsica
Tunis
Djibouti
Somaliland
Adolf Hitler
France
Napoleon
Mussolini
Kernersville News Roundup Mixes Suit Loss and Local Notes
In Forsyth Superior Court Kernersville and Vance Knitting mill lost a $5,000 property damage suit, with $1,650 awarded to O L Clinard and spouse. Appeal filed as case heads toward North Carolina Supreme Court. Also report six gallons of liquor found at the old Dunlap Springs hotel, six gallons hidden and empty cans found, hinting at bootleg activity. Plus local items: Vance Jr elected president of Kernersville Building and Loan, funeral for Mrs Connie Smith, missionary visit planned by Rev F E McCarty, Mrs Billie Kehoe visiting Kernersville, and Shady Grove Wesleyan revival set for March 5 with Rev Lyman Lance preaching.
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Kernersville
Vance Knitting Mill
Forsyth Superior Court
Winston-Salem
O. L. Clinard
Abbotts Creek
North Carolina Supreme Court
O. L. Joyner
Dunlap Springs
W. L. Dawkins
John Melton
Sam F. Vance, Jr
Kernersville Building and Loan Association
Linville
Hugh Justice
Dewey V. Musten
Connie Smith
Saint's Delight Primitive Baptist Church
FE. F. McCarty
Lansing
Mich
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Colfax
Lyman F. Lance
Billie Kehoe
New York City
J. A. Long
Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Tri City Medical Studies To Begin Tonight
Dr T Grier Miller of the University hospital Philadelphia will speak on Clinical Aspects of Peptic Ulcers at the opening season in Greensboro. The Post Graduate Course in Medicine, run with UNC extensions, runs weekly through April 15 at King Cotton Hotel with dinners at 7 and lectures at 8. Two Greensboro sessions, two at High Point, two at Winston Salem, plus afternoon clinics for doctors statewide.
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T. Grier Miller
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Greensboro
High Point
Winston- Salem
Medical School and Extension Division
University of North Carolina
King Cotton Hotel
Winston-Salem
Parole Violation Returns Convicted Man to Kansas Prison
Paul Jackey Way, sentenced in High Point Municipal Court last month for larceny, was handed over to Guilford County authorities to be returned to Fort Leavenworth as a parole violator. Way had previously been released on parole in 1938 after a 1987 Fort Leavenworth sentence began in Pennsylvania. Federal Probation Officer J. L. Osteen reported the parole violation to the marshal's office.
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Paul Jackey Way
High Point
Guilford County
H. C. Stallings
Fort Lavenworth
Kansas
Way
Fort Leavenworth
Pennsylvania
J. L. Osteen
French and Italian Rivalry Over Tunis and East Africa
The article argues that France holds a larger population and land holdings in Tunis than Italy. It notes 108,000 Frenchmen versus 94,000 Italians and says many Jews seek French citizenship. It contends French control of Bizerta and Djibouti secures sea routes to their colonies, while Aden and Djibouti form pivotal Red Sea gateways.
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Italy
Tunis
Middle Mediterranean
France
Britain
Bizerta
Mussolini
Sicily
Sardinia
Djibouti
Somaliland
Africa
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Indo-China
New Caledonia
Madagascar
Reunion
Aden
Arabia
Red Sea
Capitol Short Shots: NC Legislature Debates Extermination Bills
Raleigh dispatch details quick impressions from a tense session. Libby Ward protests a long debate delaying session time as a $30,000 beetle fight and a $500,000 pest eradication bill loom. A Mecklenburger proposal would grant free licenses to residents over 65. The piece notes potential future influence of Ralph Gardner, and hints at publishing interests for Tom Best.
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Raleigh
Libby Ward
Jackson
Dan Tompkins
Libby
North Carolina
Wilson Alexander
Quiet Raleigh Lobbyless Bill Sparks Minimal Opposition
The text notes a lack of visible opposition to the bill, not even from the chain store targeted by the measure. It suggests that the ultimate consumer has no Raleigh lobby, explaining the absence of organized pushback.
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Raleigh
Senator Sutton Honors Bellamy Family in Senate
Chesterfieldian senator Fred Sutton spoke in Wilmington to thank Senator Emmett Bellamy and locals in New Hanover County for the hospitality over the weekend. He concluded by proposing honorary pages for Bellamy's two young daughters in the absence of their father.
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Tom Best
Raleigh
Pittsboro
Senate
Barber
Chatham County
Senator Gold
Guilford
Fred Sutton
Lenoir
Union County
Senator Gardner Reels From Speech on Constitutional Government
Senator Ralph Gardner has faced mounting questions after a recent speech on constitutional government. His favored legislation stalled in committee and he publicly defended his approach while critics urged clearer, more stable policy.
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Ralph Gardner
Senate
Ralph
Cloth price raises concern at Graham fair sales bill debate
Representative Mull remarked that mill cloth sold at 25 cents a yard ends up at one dollar in stores, noting the high profit. He added that no single person profits alone and that too many hands take a share before reaching consumers.
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Mull
Graham Fair
Mr. Mull
No Nation Dares Challenge Moral Precepts in America
Governor Hoey told Greensborough Masons that no action dares challenge the might of moral precepts built in America. He said the country can face the future unafraid and grapple with conditions as they come.
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America
Governor Hoey
Greensboro
Hoey
Greensbor Masons
Brooks Band’s Early Life and Move Toward Acting
Brooks Band grew up traveling with a mother actress and a father traveling salesman. He attended ten elementary schools before graduating from Cit College of New York and resuming travel. He spent time in the West Indies, then worked in a stock broker’s office, living with his mother who coaches him in acting.
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Band Brooks
Cit College of
New York
West Indies
Dr Ralph McDonald’s Release Sparks Governor Race Questions
Patches about Dr Ralph McDonald’s release from Black Mountain sanatorium raise serious questions about his influence on the upcoming governor race. Observers doubt he will enter the campaign, yet his past support and high stature among rivals worry some prospective candidates.
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Ralph McDonald
Black Mountain
Raleigh
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