Chinese Red Army in Central Hopeh Province Wields Guerrilla Tactics
In Central Hopeh March 28 a 500000 strong Chinese farmer army under Leninist guidance conducts guerrilla strikes against Japanese forces, destroying garrisons, cutting lines, and building a socialist state with 7000000 population. They manufacture weapons in 12 arsenals and rely on a spy network to learn garrison changes within hours.
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Red
Hopeh
China
Socialist State
Yu Chang-Tsao
Fire history and current Chinese socialist control figures
The article notes 17 stable district governments ruling a Connecticut-sized area behind Japanese lines with Hopeh reds and others reporting success against the invaders. It also describes a Missouri book cover found in Illinois after a tornado scattered debris across a pasture.
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Connecticut
Peiping - Hankow
Tientsin-Pukow
Peiping-Hankow
Waltonville
Harce Gay
Eli James
Oak Ridge
Cape County
Missouri
James
North Carolina Preventable Accidents Claim 1633 Lives in 1937
Raleigh reports vital statistics showing 1633 fatally injured in 1937 with total 1160 the previous year. Burn deaths rose to 244 from 203, drownings 153, fire arm and railroad related deaths cited. Through February 1938, 231 deaths noted, 12 less than early 1937.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
North Carolina
Militant Classroom Teachers Grow Through Convention
At the state Education Association convention in Raleigh on March 23 the teaching corps displayed growing militancy across classroom lines. They challenged political norms by inviting Senator Reynolds to speak, dismissing their nominating committee, and electing Agnes McDonald, sister of Ralph W. McDonald, as president, signaling intensified activism beyond past reticence.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Mar
State Education Association
General Assembly
Appropriations Committee
R. Reynolds
Education Associa
Agnes McDonald
Ralph W. McDonald
Second Medical Lecture Thursday in High Point
The second lecture in the postgraduate medicine course jointly sponsored by the University of North Carolina Medical School and Extension Division will be given by Dr. Elliott Proctor Joslin tomorrow. He is medical director of the George F. Baker Clinic at New England Deaconess Hospital.
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High Point
University of North Carolina Medical School
Elliott Proctor Joslin
George F. Baker
New England Deaconess Hospital
Lectures on Medical Topics Move Through Cities
A lecture program at the Sheraton hotel opens at 8 PM with a 7 PM dinner on the topic Diabetes. Previous sessions occurred in Greensboro and the current city. Dr E J B Beardsley of Jefferson Medical College spoke on Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Abdomen. The final two lectures travel to Winston-Salem on March 31 and April 7 with speakers from Maryland and New York universities discussing Blood Dyscrasis and Pneumonia in Children.
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Sheraton Hotel
Greensboro
E. J. B. Beardsley
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Winston- Salem
M. C. Pincoffs
University of Maryland
Charles Kendell Smith
New York University
Nazi debt bill sparks parlor game delay claim
Lillian Albertson or her son contemplates sending Adolf Hitler a $500 bill for delays to the debut of a parlor game named world power. Emerson Treasy invented the game and Miss Albertson issued it. changes prompted by Hitler’s march into Austria are cited as the cost.
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Hitler
Hollywood
Lillian Albertson
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Emerson Treasy
Miss Albertson
Building construction in North Carolina gains in February over January
Raleigh March 23 Construction in 21 North Carolina cities showed a one third gain in buildings affected in February over January though estimated cost fell 17.5 percent from the prior month. February 1938 totals were 457 buildings with $926,574 cost versus 348 and $1,124,241 in January.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Labor
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Saluda
Mr. Morris
Glenn Hoover
South Main Street
Gladys Ridgill
Dora Marsh
E. P. Joslin
Sheraton
Jupiter
Anheuser-Busch
ST. Louis
R. H. Barringer
Westover Terkach
Greensboro, N
Inky Tomlin
Joanne Alcorn
Los Angeles
Stories
Britain
Ceylon
Indian Ocean
India
Colombo
Kin George VI
NWA Service, Inc
Valoy
N. C
Europe
Hapag-Lloyd
England
France
Germany
Bremen
Hamburg
New York
HANSA
Hamburg- American Line
North German Lloyd
Atlanta, Georgia
Argains
New
Kelvinator
CUT Rate Furniture Company
East Green Street
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