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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1940

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Queen Elizabeth Reaches U S After Daring Crossing

Britain's new liner Queen Elizabeth arrives in New York harbor after a 3000 mile Atlantic crossing. The 85 900 ton ship flies the Union Jack, nears Ambrose Light and heads for Pier 90 as planes report its approach.

S.S Queen Elizabeth U.S New York Mar Britain Atlantic Ambrose Narrows Coney Island

The Story of Democracy

A 1940 NEA Service feature recounts the arc of democracy through landmarks in governance, citizenship, and civic ideals. It surveys evolving rights, political participation, and the role of institutions in shaping an inclusive republic.

Democracy's Eternal Quest For a Moral Substitute For Money

Analysis of democracy's historical ambiguities argues that names like democracy or republic have often masked autocratic realities. The piece traces ancient Greece through medieval Italian city states and Russia to challenge simplistic links between term and actual power, citing Webster’s definition of popular sovereignty.

Germany Adolf Hitler Russia Joseph Stalin

Record State Primary Sees Five Filed for Governor Nomination

L Lee Gravely of Rocky Mount secured a spot as the fifth man to file for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination amid a historic rush. Other filed candidates include W P Horton J M Broughton A J Maxwell and Arthur Simmons with several more announced but not filed. Filing closes March 16 at 6 pm with fees in by then. Five Republicans announced for May 25 primary with McNeill and Hoffman having filed. Oscar Barker seeks the Democratic Sixth District seat and incumbents plus others enter the race.

Raleigh L. Lee Gravely Rocky Mount Gravely W. P. Horton Pittsboro J. .M. Broughton A. J. Maxwell Arthur Simmons Burlington Paul D. Grady Kenly Thomas E. Cooper Wilmington Bryant Thompson Hamlet Edwin P. Hale Leaksville Board of Elections Robert H. McNeill Statesville John R. Hoffman Oscar Barker Durham Carl T. Durham Chapel Hill John Cafley Greensboro Ed Hanford

State Chairman Says Meeting Won't Be Held

Guilford County Democratic leaders clash over ouster of Thomas C. Hoyle Jr. and election of Frank L. Paschal. State Chairman R. Gregg Cherry says Hoyle pledged not to cancel the march meeting, while Paschal cancels the meeting by letter to 62 committee members.

Guilford Democratic Executive Committee Thomas C. Hoyle, Jr R. Gregg Cherry Gastonia Cherry Hoyle State Committee Frank L. Paschal Len Paschal T. C. Hoyle, Jr Democratic Executive Committee Guilford County

Manton Begins Prison Term for Selling Justice

Former U S Circuit Court of Appeals judge Martin T Manton starts a two year sentence at Lewisburg penitentiary Pa after entering the federal courtroom with U S Marshal Leo Lowenthal and deputy Joseph Petrina His tears and scowl mark the end of a storied career once praised from the bench at age 36 and now years later the judge faces punishment for a crime deemed unprecedented in American jurisprudence by Judge Calvin Chesnut.

New York Martin T. Manton U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Lewisburg United States Leo Lowenthal Joseph Petrina Federal Court Lowenthal

Albemarle Man Named Gravely Campaign Manager

Albemarle businessman Crayon C. Efird will manage L. Lee Gravely’s gubernatorial campaign. Gravely praised Efird’s knowledge of North Carolina needs and his willingness to sacrifice business interests to lead the campaign in both the House and Senate.

Enterprise Rocky Mount Albemarle L. Lee Gravely North Carolina Gravely Campea House Senate North Carolina General Assembly Gravely Crayon C. Efird

French claim 12 Nazi subs sunk and shipping seized

Paris reports Cesar Campinchi says the French navy sunk 12 German submarines captured 18,000 tons of German shipping and, with the British navy, crushed Germany's sea blockade threat. British sources claim about 50 submarines destroyed in six months of war.

Paris Germany Cesar Campinchi Campaiichi

Soviet Tank Losses on Viipuri Ice Drive Reported

Helsinki March 7 Soviet forces attempting to cross the ice of the Bay of Viipuri suffered heavy losses as Finnish troops repelled attacks all day. More than 30 Russian tanks destroyed, the Finnish high command said in a communiqué describing ongoing battles at the bay mouth and nearby islands. Elsewhere on the Karelian Isthmus front, attacks were repulsed, with eastern front developments noted.

Helsinki Viipuri Capes

Governor Hoey Spares Three From Death Row

Governor Hoey commuted life imprisonment to death sentences in Alamance County for Roy Kelly Wade Hanford and Ralph Hanford in a Burlington station robbery case that killed Chief Robertson and officer Vauehn. One accomplice Huffman was killed. another, George Smith, pleaded guilty and serves 25 to 30 years.

Raleigh Hoey Alamance County Roy Kelly Wade Hanford Ralph Hanford Robertson W. Vauehn Burlington Roy Huffman George Smith Kelly

Romania to Defend Independence with 1.6 Million Soldiers

King Carol II opened Parliament declaring all Romanian resources would back the army as a supreme guarantee of independence and border integrity. Taxes would rise to support 1,600,000 under arms, while strict neutrality would continue in foreign trade to assure supplies.

Bucharest Carol II Rumania Carol

Editor Emeritus John H Finley Dies in Sleep

Dr John H Finley educator and editor emeritus of the New York Times died in his sleep in New York March 7 He was 75 and had recently undergone hernia surgery at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center before returning home to 1 Lexington Avenue where he died after a brief decline in health

NEW York Times New York John H. Finley The Roie Finley Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Lexington Avenue

British Air Minister Reports Over 1 000 Scouting Flights

London March 7 Sir Kingsley Wood told the House of Commons the Royal Air Force had carried out more than a thousand sorties into German territory by day and night since the outbreak of war. He noted heavy expenditure and spoke of a great expansion of strength for RAF. He also mentioned reconnoitering Wilhelmshaven and the ongoing power struggle over control between air, army, and navy.

London Kingsley Wood House of Commons Royal Air Force Kingsley Great Britain Air Force Chamberlain Palestine Armed Services Germany Wilhelmshaven RAF Air Army Admiralty Air Ministry Navy France

Swedish reports cite Russia and Finland peace terms

Stockholm March 7 Swedish sources said Sweden was seeking an armistice in the Sino Soviet Finnish war with Russia pushing for terms including Karelia Ladoga and Petsamo. Unconfirmed reports claimed Stalin may have sent peace terms to Helsinki as talks proceeded through neutral intermediaries.

Stockholm Sweden Finland Russia Karelian Viiuri Ladoga Petsamo Josep Stalin Helsinki Min Alexandra Korontay Her Elijas Erkko Fis

Welles Seeks German Attitude in Paris Talks

Sumner Welles, Roosevelt's envoy, had a 100 minute meeting with Premier Daladier in Paris, after visiting Berlin and Rome to assess Axis stance. He then planned to see President Lebrun before heading to London and consulting French leaders and the Polish government-in-exile.

John H. Martin Paris Roosevelt Sumner Welles Deladier Lebrun Befor War Office Welles Berlin Rome London France Lebrun

German and British Planes Fight Off English Coast

Two German warplanes clashed with British pursuit planes off the east coast of England at night. A raider nearly collided with a British craft, then a second raider with two British fighters in pursuit appeared. Three more British planes joined as the Germans were driven out to sea. Crowds rolet over Argentine reform as Ortiz nominates an emergency administrator. Betty Roosevelt granted a divorce from James Roosevelt, son of the President.

Clyde River Scotland New York Fire Island TWA London England Buenos Aires la Plata Roberto Ortiz

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