Weather Update for Carolinas and Georgia
Noon today report shows mostly cloudy skies with occasional showers in northwest North Carolina, portions of South Carolina, west central Georgia, and extremes north Georgia. Tonight and Tuesday bring slight warmups, with moderate to strong winds from the south to southwest offshore and varying shifts inland.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Northwest
Georgia
West Central
North
Central
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
North Portion
South
Lenten Prayer Service at First M P Church
The Workers' Council of the First Methodist Protestant church will hold its annual Lenten prayer service on Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the church. Dr C Williamson pastor of the First Presbyterian church will be the principal speaker and all officers and teachers of the Sunday school are requested to attend.
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Workers’ Council
First Methodist Protestant Church
C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Europe in Brief: Prague Studentens and Danzig unions
Europe in brief reports student Germans in Prague supporting the coup with a wartime leader declaring victory. In Danzig a Nazi organ pleads for a formal union with Germany as the city faces changes in governance and alignment.
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Praha
Sudenten
Hitler
Freer City
Danzig
Germany
Adlerika Promises Gas Relief and Bowel Cleanout
An old advertisement claims Adlerika eases stomach gas pressing on the heart after one dose. It states the product cleans out both upper and lower bowels and is sold at Mann Drug Stores.
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Adlerika
Mann Druge
Last secretary of Emperor Karl wounded and jailed in Vienna
Baron Karl von Werkmann, Karl’s last secretary and monarchist leader, was reported near death from gunshot wounds after threatening Nazi captors at monarchist headquarters. He allegedly shot himself or was wounded while resisting capture. his final monarchist article urged living life freely and loyalty to deposed chancellor Schuschnigg. Hapsburg properties are to be repurposed for Hitler Youth uses.
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Vienna
Baron Karl von Werkmann
Baron von Werkmann
Kurt Schuschnigg
Archduke Otto
Karl
Hapsburgs
Schuschnigg
Hitler
Judge Teague Enters Race for Congress in North Carolina District
Judge Teague of High Point declares candidacy for the sixth North Carolina district in the Democratic primary. The forty year old judge, longtime Methodist Protestant layman and AAU sports figure, emphasizes service to the district and plans to file with election officials. He is the fourth Guilford county man to enter the race and the seventh candidate in the district with March 26 filing deadline.
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Judge Teague
Guilford County
Orange
Teague
High Point Bar
Congress
High Point
Methodist Protestant Church
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Carolinas Association
Parks and Juvenile Commission
High Point Municipal Court
Superior Court
A. W. McLean
O. Max Gardner
J. ©. B. Ebhringhaus
Clyde RK. Hoey
High Point Jurist
General Board of Education
America
Capus M. Waynick
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Democratic Committee
Vinson Opposes Stricter Arms Measure With Revenue Doubts
The article notes Vinson opposing tighter arms measures due to insufficient revenue. McGill testified in a committee session, with members noting a proposal to restore the closely held corporation tax that was stripped from the bill. The treasury favored other corporate provisions as the Senate debates the government reorganization bill. A House labor subcommittee drafts a new wage hour bill after days of hearings. Senate Finance Chair Harrison says eliminating the closely held tax would cut 46 million dollars in revenue, while liquor tax increases would add 25 million.
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House
McGill
Treasury
Senate
House Labor
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Union Bus Terminal Moves to 224 North Wrenn Street
The Union bus terminal will relocate from High street by April 1 to 224 North Wrenn street. Manager B. J. Miller says the remodeled facility will load eight buses at once and provide larger waiting rooms and rest rooms. The move aims to save 10 to 16 minutes per schedule.
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Union Bus Terminal
North Wrenn Street
Union
High Street
Elwood Hotel
Wrenn Street
B. J. Miller
Miller
Ous
North Carolina Unemployment Checks Reported By State Office
Unemployment compensation totaling 4153.27 was issued today by the North State Employment Service local office. Claims interviewor J E Denton Jr released the list of check numbers including 6 82 and 705 32 among many others.
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North State Employment Service
J. E. Denton, Jr
McKenney On Bridge Looks Easy Then Fails In Hard Hand
In a New York duplicate game four hearts looked natural with North's unbalanced hand. Declarer wins clubs, ruffs, and tests plays to hearts, but misjudgments by East and others lead to a failure. only one of eight players navigated the hand correctly.
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New York
North
South
East
Hearts
Declarer
Germany
Austria
Reich
Bidding in a Mixed Hand Duplicate Match
Four players hold modest honor distributions yet bidding leads to lively play. With dummy KJ ten 六 and the dealer holding K I Q 10 five high, the sequence hinges on message balance and suit fits to reach the best contract under pressure.
Congress urged to legislate forest conservation measures
The President urged federal and state cooperation to protect public and private forests from fire, insects, and disease. He called for extended ownership and public management, strong regulatory controls, and job opportunities in forestry, warning that virgin Douglas firs and Southeastern investments threaten future timber supplies.
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Pacific Northwest
Photographer's camera traps car thief in Minneapolis
Merle Bull, a Minneapolis newspaper photographer, rigged a flashbulb camera to trigger when a car door opened and a horn to sound. When a would be thief activated the car horn, Bull chased to investigate and snapped a clear photo of the suspect. He gave the evidence to the police.
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Minneapolis
Merle Bull
Bull
Britain and France unite to halt Nazi expansion in Europe
Chamberlain reaffirms Britain's right to act in Austria and reviews policies with allies. France creates a propaganda minister post as troops reinforce the Maginot line and consider extending mutual defense with Czechoslovakia, Russia, and others to counter Berlin Rome axis.
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Chamberlain
Britain
Austria
Hitler
Wto
Czechoslovakia
Germany
France
Russia
Europe
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Ludovic Frossard
France forms new front government to resist Hitler
France prepares for possible German expansion as Austria crisis prompts Socialist Leon Blum to organize a new people’s front government. Diplomacy and propaganda are planned with potential force if needed, with a first step seeking understanding with Britain.
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France
Paris
Leon Blum
People's Front
Camille Chautemps
Austria
Europe
Fuehrer Hitler
Britain
Hull Defends Trade Pacts As Force For Peace
House Ways and Means Committee says negotiators give adequate consideration to the cost of production in foreign countries when shaping American trade agreements. The emphasis is that trade pacts serve as a powerful peace-building tool and reflect careful economic analysis.
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Hull
House Ways and Means
Roadside Beautification Push Extends Through North Carolina
North Carolina extends roadside improvement programs this spring and summer under the state Highway and Public Works Commission. Landscape engineer F H Brant oversees work to level cuts, seed grass, remove debris, clear curves, and landscape rights of way to prevent erosion and enhance scenic beauty.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Highway and Public Works Commission
F. H. Brant
The
Highway Commission
Wisconsin Highway Com
University of Wisconsin
Brant
North Carp
Brant. R
Federal Labor Conciliator Planned for North Carolina
North Carolina will host a full time U S Department of Labor conciliator within 60 days with headquarters likely in Charlotte. Commissioner A L Fletcher says the on the ground presence will help prevent labor disturbances and shorten potential strikes across the Carolinas. He stresses there is no current unusual threat, noting regional conciliators are standard in industrial areas.
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Raleigh
United States Department of Labor
North Carolina
A. L. Fletcher
Charlotte
Fletcher
North
South Carolina
State Labor Department
Amanent Conciliation Agency
Carolinas
M Pletcher
Mrs. Claudia Younts Dies at Trinity
Mrs. Claudia A. Younts 81 widow of Samuel Younts died at her Trinity home after a weeklong illness of pneumonia following a paralysis stroke. Born Randolph County May 27 1857 she leaves two sons W E Younts Trinity and E C Younts Climax and a brother W M Reddick Trinity route 1 Funeral at Trinity M E Church with Rev H M Robinson and burial in Trinity Cemetery The body to be taken to her son W B Younts home Tuesday at 9 AM.
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Claudia A. Younts
Samuel Younts
Trinity
Younts
Randolph County
Joseph
Nancy Sapp Reddick
Prospect M.E. Church
W. E. Younts
E. C. Younts
Climax
W. M. Reddick
Trinity M.E. Church
Rev
H. M. Robinson
W. B. Younts
Hitler in Vienna After Annexation Parade Set
Reports describe Adolf Hitler’s arrival in Vienna with massive crowds cheering his move to assert German authority. He paused to greet people while searchlights lit the hotel balcony and Austrian officials welcomed him. a giant parade was announced for the next day before the Heroes Monument. Fearful Jews lined consulates seeking exit visas as warnings barred entry to Jews in several coffee houses.
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Berlin
Hitler
Vienna
Fuehrer
Franz Joseph
Hapsburg
Austria
Nazi Germany
Ling
Stamp News and United States stamp regulations overview
This column discusses recent stamp issues for the Fourth Olympic boxing labels and air mail regulations, noting sizes and usage under law. It mentions the 1936 Specialized First Day Catalog, collector demand, and the pending shift of certain stamps to regular issue, plus President Roosevelt’s stamp proposals and commemoratives.
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Us&s
VU. S. St
First Day Co
Seo
Newark
Roosevelt
U. S
NBA
Unclear notes on customs checks and deposit refunds
Fragmentary report notes parcel searches to curb smuggling and distribution of medical supplies by Jewish druggists. It mentions deposits of up to 1000 shillings to be paid to depositors next week, with March exclusions and wage pension accounts under limits.
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