States Will Retain Warily Policy Toward Soviet Russia
The United States will keep a wary policy toward the Soviet Union for some time keeping the moral embargoes on aviation parts and materials. Officials fear renewed Soviet aggression after Finland and possible moves in the Balkans or Near East. President Roosevelt praised Finnish valor while stressing Finland’s right to peace and independence.
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Russia
Roosevelt
State Department
Finland
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Sudetenland
Balkans
Near East
White House
Southern Governors Seek Roosevelt Support for Rural Housing Plan
A delegation from southern states led by Georgia State Treasurer George B. Hamilton urged President Roosevelt to back an $800 million housing program with $200 million for rural housing. The group pressed for extension of slum clearance beyond cities as the Senate approved bill awaits House Banking Committee action. The White House visit included governors Maybank, Bailey, Johnson, and Price along with key lawmakers and housing officials.
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Roosevelt
George B. Hamilton
Georgia
Senate
House Banking Committee
Hamilton
White House
Burnet R. Maybank
South Carolina
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansas
Paul B. Johnson
Misssissippi
James H. Price
Virginia
Steagall
Theft Cases Occupy High Point Detectives
Police in High Point investigated two house breaks two chicken thefts and a ransacked car reported late yesterday and last night. Victims include Pauline Grubbs 819 East Green Street Sarah Alford 1012 Leonard Street Colin Hedrick 605 Chestnut Street Mrs Callahan 401 and John Ludwick 1214 South Main Street. No arrests yet. Rowan race Salisbury candidates Barringer and Rusty seek Democratic nod for Rowan County prosecutor. US plane makers boost capacity to 15000 planes annually.
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High Point
Pauline Grubbs
East Green Street
Sarah Alford
Leonard Street
Colin Hedrick
Chestnut Street
North Main Street
C. M. Callahan
John Ludwick
South Main Street
Weather summary North Carolina coast to Charlotte
North Carolina faces cloudy skies with rain along east and central regions and the northeast coast Friday. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras rise and shift, with overcast, rain tonight and Friday. Hatters to Jacksonville expect west and northeast shifts with rain. Charlotte notes 24 hour temperature and rainfall records through 7 30 a m for key cotton regions.
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Youth Abets In Escape Attempt
William Pitts a 19 year old from High Point was arrested on a warrant for smuggling tools into Sandy Ridge Prison Camp to aid an escape attempt. Superintendent S B Ridge said a hole was cut in the wall with tools Pitts admitted leaving in a trash can. No prisoners escaped and the tools included old plow points and a file.
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William Pitts
High Point
Sandy Ridge
S. B. Ridge
Pitts
Ridge
Prospect Street
Nickel A Day For Betty Dunn Birth
It took 660 bright Jefferson nickels to pay for the arrival of daughter Betty Ann to Mr. and Mrs. David Sexton Lee. The couple had saved coins for several months to fund the birth.
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Betty Dunn
Betty Ann
David Sexton Lee
Jefferson
Air Show Planned in Lumberton for Armory Dedication
In Lumberton on March 21 a public air show is scheduled to accompany the dedication of the new National Guard Armory. The event promises aerial displays and local civic participation as part of the armory dedication ceremony.
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Lumberton
National Guard
Farm tale hinges on two legged calf claim
Reported odd farm incident features a farmer declaring a two legged calf living on his land. The tale centers on a misunderstanding about courtship involving a farmer's daughter and a visitor.
A Sure Thing Roberta and Ruth Talk Love Signs
Authorities note road surfacing spurred non skid tire growth and the push for super traction tires for rough travel. The United States has over 1.4 million gasoline pumps across 408 thousand service stations and outlets, roughly one pump per twenty motor vehicles.
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United States
Contributions for Finns Still Needed Ehringhaus Says
Former Governor J C Ehringhaus, North Carolina Finland relief chairman, urges ongoing aid as he notes the Finnish peace does not end the relief emergency. He cites a cable from Finland’s president calling Americans to aid and praises the bravery of the Finnish people while urging county and community committees to boost contributions.
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Raleigh
J. : . Ehringhaus
North Caroli
Finnish Relief Fund
Finland
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Horack to Address Greensboro Bar Association Meeting
Greensboro March 14 Dean Hugo C Horack of Duke University Law School will be principal speaker at a Greensboro Bar Association meeting tonight. The article notes the United States hosts about 30,000,000 tourists and consumes nearly 20,000,000,000 gallons of motor fuel annually.
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Horack
Greensboro
Hugo C. Horack
Duke University Law School
Ming
Greensboro Bar Aviation Tonight
United States
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