Local North and South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy with light rain in the north and snow flurries in the mountains tonight. Friday turns fair but colder with freezing temps in the extreme west and near freezing in central portions. South Carolina sees generally fair, colder conditions with near freezing by morning in the extreme northwest. Winds from Haterras to Jacksonville shift southwest to northwest, strengthening at times in the far north portion.
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Jacksonville
Hoey to Speak at Greensboro Chamber Meeting
Governor Hoey announced he would address a Greensboro Chamber of Commerce night meeting set for tomorrow night in Greensboro. The remarks were slated to cover state issues and local concerns.
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Raleigh
Hoey
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Should Maintain Good Neighbor Policy Dr Russell Declares
Dr Albert Russell of Duke University told the Rotary club the United States must avoid excessive armaments and evacuate the rising generation to settle disputes by negotiation. He urged a good neighbor policy to sustain world peace and cited Duke Institute aims to educate youth for wise, just government and peaceful international relations.
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Duke University
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Germany
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Guilford College
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High Point
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W. F. Redding, Jr
Asheboro
Bus Tragedy Claims Twenty Dead and Several Burned
Thomas the Chicago bus driver and Don Flanery of Kansas City were among those badly burned in the tragedy. The death list includes Erma Caldwell of Chicago a dietician Carol Ann Caldwell an unnamed year old girl Jack Israel Millie Cooper Jolyn Barton Louis Brower Jerry Walters Joe Kleats Russ Gesser Wilson Kay Wiend Ruth Hill Libby Hoover and others with many addresses listed across Illinois Indiana Missouri and Oregon for the injured and missing.
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St. Louis
John Britton
Henry A. Salmon
St. Tone
Fragments Hint at Medical Claim in Pharmacy Ad
A damaged line hints at a consumer claim about stomach pain gas heartburn and ulcers tied to a product marketed as Fi PREE at Eckerd's and Mann's. The readable bits imply a legal or consumer action related to acidity and adverse effects.
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Claliat
Eckerd
S & Mann
SODDEN DIARY TELLS STORY OF DEATH
A diary records a family's severe ordeal during freezing conditions. They describe starvation, relentless cold, and dwindling strength as days pass with no rescue. Willie dies, and the writer fears their own death while praying for relief.
Court plan faces opposition over chief justice age rule
President Roosevelt travels to Warm Springs as a sit-down strike crisis unfolds. Representative Dies drafts first anti sit-down bill declaring strikers violators of federal antitrust laws with penalties up to five thousand dollars or one year in prison. Andrew Mellon offered an art gallery to the government and the plan gains formal acceptance.
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Law College
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False Arrest Case Filed Against Tennessee Officers
D Caldwell of Marion Ark claims three Tennessee lawmen false arrested him last year while living in Mason Tennessee. He sues Sheriff J W Vaughan Tipton county Chester Doyle Mason city marshal and Aubrey Faulk special officer in federal court seeking 25000 in damages for privilege tax collection.
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Memphis
Production figures for U S aircraft in 1986
In 1986 the United States built 1453 monoplanes and 204 biplanes, reflecting aircraft production output for the year.
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United States
Early Spring Suits Steal the Show as Bridges Gap
New York reports indicate women buy spring suits early to bridge seasons. Shoppers wear suits under fur or in Easter parades without coats. Paris collections favor short jackets, mixed skirts, and two skirts per suit. Tillie Schanzer designs feature vivid colors like bine and tan gerine tweeds, beige with brown stitching, and two-skirt ensembles.
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Paris
Tillie Schanzer
Old New York Bon Vivants Recall Gilded Era
An archival vignette recalls New York society’s old bon vivant set, from Plaza scenes to Beaux Arts dinners. Veterans note shifts in taste and luxury, with names and anecdotes about maitre d hotel legends, lavish prices, and fashionable rituals fading into modern highballs and trendier crowds.
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Domino Room
Full Fashioned Mills Of Alamance Give Wage Boost
In Burlington and Alamance county the full fashioned hosiery industry announced general wage increases effective April 6. The E M Holt mill through manager Walter M Williamson said raises would apply to all workers starting April 7. This followed the Travora mills of Graham’s similar pledge earlier in the week. No exact percentage was set, officials saying details would be worked out, with increases expected to mirror four months ago.
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Hoey Confirms Appointment In North Carolina
Governor Hoey announced twelve terms to expire April 1 1939 appointing Co W Gilliam as judge and D Troutman as prosecuting attorney of the recorder s court Thomasville township in Raleigh on March 26.
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Hoey
Co. W. Gilliam
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