Warships of Powers Take Over Beasts
Britain and allies outline patrol boats to monitor fascist shores. The Biscay coast from the French frontier to Cape Busto and southern Iberian coastlines are covered. France, Germany, Italy assign major coastal patrol zones including Balearic Islands and Majorca Iviza.
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Britain
Great Britain
Biscay
Cape Busto
Gijon
Cape de Gata
Almeria
France
Cape Busta
Spanish Morocco
Balearic
Majorca
Iviza
Germany
Mediterranean
Cape Oropesa
Valencia
Italy
Cape
Choir Program Echoes Across Sacred Masters
The program features selections from Bach Palestrina Gibbons and Beethoven with choral pieces including Hosanna to the Son of David and All Blessings Flow. Performers deliver a varied sacred concert likely drawing from traditional church repertoire and hymnic classics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestrina Benedictus
Hosana
David
Gibbons
Mrs. Craven Suffered Stroke in Charlotte at noon
Mrs Nannie A Craven 81 mother of Major Bruce Craven and George B Craven of Trinity suffered a stroke of paralysis at the home of another son Rev J B Craven in Charlotte at noon today She had just arrived after wintering in Lakeland Florida with son H B Craven and is reported in serious condition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie A. Craven
Major Bruce Craven
George B. Craven
Trinity
J. B. Craven
Charlotte
Craven
Lakeland
Fla
H. B. Craven
Tax Collectors to Aid Revenue Officials in Extended Returns Hours
The Internal Revenue Department ordered 4,300 revenue agents to assist collectors with taxpayer questions and returns. Offices will stay open as long as necessary, with Monday extended to midnight to accept returns, amid potential $400,000,000 rise in income tax collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Surean
Pondered Security Pact Objections Abroad
British foreign office reviews a Franco Soviet mutual assistance pact as a possible obstacle. Germany and Italy resist a broad European agreement until France backs its Russian ally. Although Berlin and Rome issued simultaneous replies to Britain Belgium and France, the notes differ slightly in wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Revenue bill ratified into law amid debates on gaming and bonds
The passage ratified a revenue bill effective June 30 and approved the Murphy Uzzell measure enabling Rowan residents to vote on a racing commission and pari mutuel betting. The House advanced five bills to aid county city and town cooperation and to permit revenue bonds without popular vote while funding state office building and permanent improvements. The Senate backed an adult education appropriation and a highway reorganization push amid power company obstruction charges and a proposed utility certificate requirement for local projects.
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Murphy- Uzzell
Rowan
House
PWA
Senate
Bell of Mecklenburg
Bparger
Stokes
Roads Committee
Representative Pickens
Guilford
Utilities Commission
Waldeck plans 1937 British Guiana search for missing Redfern
Capt Theodore J Waldeck announces a 1937 expedition from New York to British Guiana to locate missing aviator Paul Redfern. The party includes Redfern family members and 8 others, with 80 natives and 10 Caribbean guides. They expect a 10 month jungle stay starting in March and returning in spring 1938.
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Cambridge
Theodore J. Waldeck
British Guiana
Paul Redfern
Waldeck
Redfern
Filer
Gertrude Redfern
Cleveland, O
Frederick Redfern
Columbia
D. C
Buster Redfern
Sumter
Ickes Denounces Court as Dictatorship at Victory Dinner
Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes told North Carolina Democrats that Roosevelt does not seek dictatorship but fears a judicial dictatorship in the Supreme Court as currently constituted. He called the court a third legislative member and criticized justices who defy the will of the people, drawing applause from about 2,000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
North Carolina
Democrats
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ickes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Court reform steals show in Washington policy debate
The Senate passed the Copeland bill to regulate adulteration and labeling of foods and drugs in interstate commerce while the House began considering permanent neutrality legislation. Attorney General Cumminey and Assistant AG Jackson argued the President's proposal is the sole legislative path to his aims amid broad public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senate
Copeland
House
Cumminey
Jackson
White House
Stock Market Slumps Despite Opening Rally
New York stock market weakens as selling in steels and motors drags down many issues. Despite a lively start and a modest late rebound, overall dealings stay quiet with transfers near 1,000,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tar Heel Army Officer Henry H. Butner Dies
Major General Henry H. Butner, 62, former commanding general of the army’s Panama department, died at Walter Reed hospital after a long illness. He was brought to Washington from his Panama post for treatment of a critical heart condition. Major General David L. Stone has been designated to succeed him at Panama and is now in command of Fort Lewis, Washington. Butner was a native of Pinnacle, North Carolina.
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Washington
Henry HH. Butner
Army
Panama Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Panama Station
David L. Stone
Panama
Stone
Fort Lewis
Butner
Pinnacle
N. C
Resigns Post Elkin March 18
Edwin P. Hale Surry county supervisor resigns to accept a similar post in Geakesile. He leaves office effective immediately and his successor will be appointed.
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Larry
Jennifer
Daphne
Elkin
Edwin P. Hale
Surry County
Geakesile
Veterans group plans site for 2 million psychiatrist hospital
In Wilmington on March 31 a veterans group committee led by State Senator BE Bellamy outlined plans to secure a location for a proposed 2 million dollar psychiatrist veterans hospital near here.
Trade body hears annual report and plans for civic projects
Cleveland Thayer opened with remarks by outgoing president Charles W. McCrary who reviewed the chamber of commerce year. The group highlighted a $10,000 community gymnasium funded locally, a civic golf course opening April 1, and the push for a new municipal building. Officers were introduced with Charles Bossong as president and M. H. Birkhead as vice president, Thayer remaining secretary as about 300 members attended a spring banquet with musical numbers and street-party favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Thayer
Charles W. McCrary
Chamber of Commerce
McCrary
N. M. Harrison
Bill Neal
Rebecca Hines
Winston-Salem
Catherine Sissell
Barbara Kiesewetter
Miriam Burns
Smith Brothers
Fred
Red
Dwire
Charles Bossong
M. H. Birkhead
M. E. Church
Farmer Scouts Given Awards
ASHEBORO March 13. Bunn Hackney scout executive visited to re-register and reconstitute Troop 17 with committeemen J. C Ridge and C. E. Kearns. Awards were given to Farmer Scouts including Keith Hammond Ray Harris Wade Yates John Crowell Robert Crowell Jasper Gearran Lauren Welborn Blake Kearns Curtin Hatley Hansel Johnston for various merit badges and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Bunn Hackney
High Point
Boy Scouts
A. R. Primm
Mr. Dewar
J. C Ridge
C. EB. Kearns
Farmer Scouts
Keith Hammond
Ray Harris
Wade Yates
John Crowell
J. C. Ridge
Robert Crowell
Jasper Gearran
Lauren Welborn
Blake Kearns
Curtin Hatley
Tenderfoot
Hansel Johnston
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Market
Chicago March 13 AP reports Buiter 7 715 steady Bagge iTO89 steady prices unchanged in the produce market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buiter
Bagge
Teams Reach Finals in South Atlantic Tourney
In Lexington Virginia on March 13 Savannah Ga and Massanutten Va Military academy advanced to the finals of the 18th South Atlantic Interscholastic basketball tourney. The Georgians beat Spartanburg SC 26 24, while Massanutten Cadets routed Monroe GA 87 30. Final showdown set for Washington and Lee University.
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Lexington
Savannah
Massanutten
Military Academy
Spartanburg
8. C
High Mardinets
Massanutien Cadets
High Point
N. G
Monroe
Washington and Lee University
Aym
Thomamillé Quartet to sing at Salvation Army Rally Day
The Thomamillé Quartet will provide special music at the Rally Day Sunday School program tomorrow for the Salvation Army. They will perform at the 0:45 morning program and at the morning church service where Lieutenant Roy Williams will deliver the message.
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Catawba College
Salisbury
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
South
Thomamillé Quartet
Salvation Army
Roy Williame
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