Judge Sabath Urges Reconciliation Courts for Divorces
Chicago March 23 Federal Judge Joseph Sabath, famed for handling more divorce pleas, urged establishing reconciliation courts to resolve most divorce problems. He noted 70th birthday and 30 years judicial service. banquet attendees heard he has reunited 3,400 couples and handled over 5,000 divorces. He proposed a conciliation court to file only after all reconciliation efforts fail, preventing hasty divorces.
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Rior
Joseph Sabatho
Rts
Cook County
Lina
Impos
Sabath
British navy shifts to submarine war prep in World War era
The article notes Britain plans more submarines than in World War I and claims better preparation to resist. It cites about 200 destroyers listed at war start, plus submarine chasers and other craft, with extensive construction and a reserve fleet of converted merchant ships and trawlers to hunt subs.
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Royal Navy
Colombia to Aid Farmers for More Productive Land
Colombia plans assistance to farmers to boost land productivity. The program aims to improve farming methods and resource use to raise output and increase rural incomes.
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Colombia
Easter pause in Europe as Molotov visit rumors swirl
German officials largely retreat for Easter while rumors of a Molotov meeting circulate. Berlin remains noncommittal about any major events, with Ribbentrop staying in the capital and staff pressed to arrange for a Soviet premier reception. Greek, French and Italian ties are being weighed as three power talks pace toward a possible agreement.
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Molotoff
Brenner Pass
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Paul Teleky
Mussolini
Test Vote On NLRB Curb In House This Week
A test vote to gauge sentiment on curbing the National Labor Relations Board is planned in the House next week. Rep. Smith seeks to strike a 69,600 dollar economics division fund from a 2,843,000 dollar NLRB appropriation, with potential further cuts to clerical support. The Smith committee pushes abolishing the current board and creating a tighter three member agency with broader changes to Wagner Act procedures.
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House
Rep. Smith
D-Va
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House Appropriations Committee
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
David Saposs
Smith
Appropriations Committee
Justice Department
House Labor Committee
Labor Board
Rules Committee
Diplomatically moving reports on Balkan scope during Brenner talks
The semi official Diplomatisch Politische Korrespondenz notes Count Teleky seeks a personal channel with Mussolini to discuss the Danubian question tied to the Brenner conference. It concedes Balkan nations may seize war fears to settle scores but warns wise statesmanship resists such moves.
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Diplomatisch-Politische Korrespondenz
Count Teleky
Mussolini
Balkan
Germany
Britain
France
War Nations Easter Observances Amid War Turmoil
Paris crowds flee for holidays as Britons join leave trains. American and French churches held services with muted music due to war. UK churches crowded with families of soldiers. London trains packed. weddings surge during Easter. Eggs and rationing noted. other items include Polish and Dutch war aids comentarios.
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Paris
Germany
Great Britain
London
St. Paul's
England
Seattle killer captured after murder arrest
Denzel Davis, 23, charged with the ice-pick slaying of his mother Harriet Arnold, 45, was captured in a friend's apartment after admitting the crime. The body was found last Tuesday stuffed in a cupboard. Davis surrendered without resistance and hid on a closet shelf when deputies closed in.
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Seattle
Denzel Davis
Harriet Arnold
O. K. Bodin
Davis
Danish Hunt Party Fire At Copenhagen Coastline
Danish hunting party members reported machine gun fire from an unidentified aircraft near Nymmedgad on the west coast about 110 miles from the Danish German frontier. No injuries were reported. A verandah is described as an open portico along building sides.
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Copenhagen
Nymendegad
Fulk Defends View on Christ's Presence and Second Appearing
A. Lincoln Fulk writes to clarify his position amid misinterpretations by evangelists in Greensboro and High Point. He asserts belief in Christ’s present presence and argues that focusing only on the second coming limits Jesus, urging readers to embrace both present fellowship and future appearances. He cites biblical appearances and Easter as proof of the ongoing, personal experience with Christ.
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Greensboro
Christ
Jesus
God
Son
Bethlehem
Mary
Emmaus
James
Galilee
Paul
Damascus
John
Patmos
Lazarus
Purge Purge Action on Registration Moves Forward
In Buncombe the registration books were opened to eligible voters who had not registered. Durham will have its first new registration since 1930. Guilford increased precincts from 52 to 66 and Forsyth from 31 to 45. Mecklenburg to use a fourth registration book for the May 25 first primary for a four cent library tax.
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Buncombe
Durham
Guilford Board
Forsyth Board
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
France Faces Confidence Vote As Reynaud Government Presses On
Press commentary urges Reynaud to demonstrate governance before another confidence vote. If Reynaud falls next month Daladier may be recalled to lead with a tighter ministry and new cabinet balance.
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Reynaud
Daladier
Garner Steers Democratic Nomination Talk Forward
Senator Sheppard praises John Garner as the first avowed Democratic presidential candidate with a straightward course. He notes Garner’s liberal, practical approach, including a graduated income tax and first public works bill, funded within government means, and Garner’s unselfish record and sympathy for workers.
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John Garner
Sheppard
Garner
Roosevelt
van Nuys
D-Ind
Paul V. McNutt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Uvalde
Tex
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Navy explores cost benefits of foreign demand on aircraft
Navy contracts on cost plus basis may lower overall costs due to mass production for foreign orders. Profit limits, plus sales to Finland followed by rapid replacement with faster models illustrate competitive pricing. Congressional inquiries will probe foreign purchases and hearings begin once War Secretary Woodring testifies. Senate and House committees consider resolutions to examine military plane sales abroad.
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Admiral Towers
House Military Affairs Committee
Woodring
Shepard
Tex
Senate
Millitary Committee
la Fallette
Wis
House
Easter Weather Outlook Across the Nation
The weatherman forecasts cooler temperatures by Easter with mild Gulf waters keeping conditions pleasant in the South. Partly cloudy skies foreseen. The Mountain States and Mason-Dixon Line regions face cold air and possible light snow. Pacific Coast should enjoy fair weather and mild temps with scattered rain near the coast.
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Dixie
Gulf of Mexico
Mountain States
Mason-Dixon Line
Pacific Coast
North Carolina Weather Outlook Sunday Through Monday
Partly cloudy and slightly colder on Sunday with a rise in clouds Monday. Expect unsettled skies and continued cold conditions across the region with cooler overnight temperatures.
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North Carolina
Funeral Rites for Thomas L Morton Held at Local Church
Funeral services for Thomas L. Morton age 738 a well known city resident were held at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Saturday at 2 30 pm pastor Rev H O Miller Rev B G Whitley of Greensboro Rev Thos G Smith and Rev Geo Liner officiated Interment was in Pleasant Grove Cemetery Pallbearers from Guilford Council No 23 Jr O U A M included W W Arnold B H Jordan R G Calicutt J B Suttenfield W D Lewis and Robert Sechrest Floral tributes were carried by granddaughters and friends Choir sang How Firm a Foundation and Jesus Lover of My Soul during the service
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Thomas L. Morton
Mill Street
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
B. G. Whitley
Greensboro
Thos. G. Smith
Highland Methodist Church
Geo. Liner
Southside Baptist Church
Pleasant Grove
Funeral services held for Miss Kathleen Cline
Kath leen Cline 30 died at her father W H Cline’s home High Point route 2 after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were Saturday at Welch Memorial Methodist Church with the pastor and Rev Harold Lomas. A quartet sang The Shadow of the Cross and Going Down the Valley. Interment followed at Floral Garden Cemetery.
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Kathleen Cline
W. H. Cline
High Point
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
J. D. Williams
Harold Lomas
Greensboro
Mable Joyner
W. W. Frye
Tom Morgan
I. B. Ridge
Rev. Loman
Bill Barker
Eddie Wiggs
R. M. Davis
C. A. Spivey
Cline Trotter
Harvey Underwood
Fred Maness
Lawrence Ines
Floral Garden Cemetery
Canada Goes War Effort Sparks Political Promises
Canada Goes secures its war role with vigor as Manion promises a national government if elected. Liberals and CCF reject cross party rule while King’s followers vow loyal opposition. CCF shifts from antiwar stance to supporting wartime measures and postwar soldier benefits. Magnetic trucks in New Zealand roads target tire debris with plans to expand.
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Canada
Manion
Conservative
R. J. Manion
Liberals
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
MacKenzie King
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
A home remedy involving Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice is promoted to relieve rheumatic, arthritis, or neuralgic pains within 48 hours. The ad guarantees a money back offer if there is no improvement and lists Mann's Eckerd's Walgreen's drugstores as places where Ru-Ex is sold.
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Mann's Eckerd's
Walgreen’s
Good
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