High Cost Of War Is Told Rotarians
Thomasville March 9 Professor Thomas Watson Greensboro history chair spoke to Rotary Club at the Methodist Hut on The High Cost of War He urged the United States to lead for peace and oppose isolation An appeal for Mills Home Boy Scout Troop funds drew donations from members
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Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
Watson
Greensboro
Rotary Club
United States
Prof. Watson
Frank Farrell
Mills Home Boy Scout Troop
Kernersville High Students Campaign for Activities Bus
Kernersville high school students launched a vigorous fundraising drive to buy an Activities Bus. The bus will serve athletic teams music groups and other student activities while donations from locals in the Bunker Hill area fund the purchase. In court news several residents were bound over for Forsyth Superior Court on gambling charges after trials before Justice Phin Ragland. Rev Ezra Robertson will preach at Kernersville Pilgrim Holiness Church and Union Grey church members are urged to attend with special music notations.
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Kernersville
Kernersville High School
Bunker Hill
Phin Ragland
Henry Hendrix
Lester Idol
O. H. Phipps
Hugh Dean
Robert Harness
C. F. Tucker
Forsyth Superior Court
Austin Moran
June Hedgecock
J. Phipps
Ezra Robertson
Union Grove Baptist Church
Kernersville Pilgrim Holiness Church
C. A. Brown
Union Grey Church
Dominion of Canada Produces Most Nickel Worldwide
Seven eighths of the world’s nickel production is credited to Canada, reflecting its dominant role in the metal’s global supply chains and mining output.
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Dominion of Canada
Federal funds tally for North Carolina farm program
The federal government spent $20,939,300 on its farm program in North Carolina during 18 months starting January 1 1937. AAA and FSC figures show payments to NC farmers, crop acreage participation, and livestock disease testing with totals, timelines, and indemnity costs.
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Washington
North Carolina
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
H R. Tolley
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
AAA
Tolley
Tices
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporaton
FSC
Hilley
Wilson tobacconist W T Clark critically ill in Hot Springs
Family members rush to the bedside of W T Clark a Wilson tobacconist and former Tobacco Association president in a Hot Springs Arkansas hospital. He is critically ill with influenza and pneumonia.
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Wilson
W. T. Clark
Wilson Tobacconist
The
Tobacco Association of the United States
Hot Springs
Ark
Confederate Vet Samuel Lathan Dies at 96 in Chester
Dr. Samuel Boston Lathan 96 longtime Chester County resident and last Confederate veteran in the county died yesterday at his home in Chester. He was among the region’s most prominent citizens.
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Chester
S. C
Samuel Boston Lathan
Chester County
War Referendum Showdown Promised in Senate Debate
Advocates of a national war referendum won a pledge for a Senate vote this session as sponsors La Follette and Clark secured hearings. House actions on trading strategic minerals for debts or agricultural surpluses unfold alongside a $100 million four year war reserves bill. Critics warn a referendum could tie the nation’s hands and invite attacks. Senate committees prepare further action amid a divided stance.
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Washington
Senate
la Follette
House
War Department
United States
Hull
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Concord Board Keeps Poolroom Ban On Auto Garages
The Concord board of aldermen refused to lift a ban on pool rooms and ruled that all for hire automobiles must carry liability insurance or post surety bonds after June 1. World gold production is estimated at 1.0 billion dollars annually, double the value prior to 1933.
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Concord
Concord Board of Alderm
Banagas
Proposals to Revise the Neutrality Act Discussed
Within nineteen days terms were set for consideration of revisions. President Roosevelt and Democratic Leader Barkley argued the act had failed to promote peace and urged changes to curb aggression and preserve neutrality.
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Roosevelt
Demostic
Barkley
T Law
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