Funeral Rites for Mrs Hat Rice and Mrs Mag C Hill
Funeral services for Mrs Hat Rice 51 widow of Spencer died at her daughter's Russell Street home to be held Sunday afternoon at 1 30 from Green Street Church with Rev A Lincoln Ik and Rev Dwight Lee in charge. Interment Floral Garden Cemetery. Also funeral services for Mrs Mag C Hill 32 wife of Clyde V Hill who died at her High Street home will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 from Archdale Methodist Church with multiple pastors officiating. Interment Fair Garden Church Cemetery.
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Hillary
Rev. Berger
Faird Church
President joked about publishing past with Perlmutter
Perlmutter recalled meeting the President who claimed he once worked in publishing. He said the President suggested adding a line to the story and expressed approval of the idea.
Broadcast from Paris Cancelled by Weather
A scheduled wartime radio broadcast to the United States from Paris by Prime Minister Paul Reynaud was canceled due to atmospheric conditions preventing transatlantic contact.
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York
Paris
Paul Reynaud
Cooley Seeks Grower Input on Flue-Cured Amendments
Washington March 30 Proposed amendments to the tobacco control act will be studied April 2 by flue-cured leaf growers and representatives from southern states. Rep Harold D. Cooley of Nashville NC called the meeting to gather farmer opinions on quotas and potential two or three year continuance.
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Harold D. Cooley
Nashville
N. C
Wallace
Cooley
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Carolinas
Claude T. Hall
Woodsdale
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation
J. E. Winslow
Kinston
J. B. Hutson
England
Secretary of Agriculture
State Tourist Growth Across Roanoke to Blowing Rock
A highway portion south of Roanoke Virginia to Blowing Rock North Carolina will allow traffic on broken segments with bituminous surfacing and other gravel stretches. The National Seashore project from Virginia to Cape Hatteras is described as an unusual park service undertaking. Representative Lindsay Warren sponsored enabling legislation in Congress, making it the first national park of its kind.
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Roanoke
Blowing Rock
North Carolina
National Seashore
Virginia
Cape Hatteras
Park Service
Lindsay C. Warren
Washington, D. C
Churchill warns of Nazi power and warns on Russia policy
Churchill condemns Hitler and the Nazi regime while denying any policy to seek war with Russia. He notes a massive German force along European frontiers and warns neutral nations face danger as the war enlarges. He argues Britain will strike the Nazi power, not Russia, and stresses Allied naval strength and the fate of neutral ships and crews.
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Hitler
Russia
Luxembourg
Holland
Belgium
Europe
Poland
North Sea
Churchill
Britain
Germany
Lord Balfour
Italy
Japan
Balkans
Mussolini
Molotoff
Supreme Soviet
Bessarabia
Romania
Rumania
Butenko
Finland
Albania
German Press Digest Shows U S War Documents Impact
Germany’s media publish a complete digest of American reaction to the war-guilt documents. Reports from Warsaw attributed to Potocki and other missions bore varied signatures and French phrases. Molotov’s Soviet speech drew less emphasis, while Berlin sought triple alliance clarity for Balkans policy and Russo Italian cooperation.
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United States
Nachtausgabe
America
Warsaw
Jerzy Potocki
Washington
MFP
Mirkow
London
Paris
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Postman Peter du Bois Retires After 26 Years
Peter du Bois, 65, retired today after 26 years with the Newark post office. He plans long daily hikes now that his workdays are finished.
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Newark
N. J
Peter du Bois
Tokyo Officials Mark First Anniversary Mass Exercise
On the first anniversary of the mass physical exercises for Tokyo officials and office workers gymnastic dancing and motion pictures were provided for attendees who had joined the regular daily sessions during the year.
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Tokyo
Japan
Belgium Allows Transport Planes Over Normal Route
Belgium decrees transport planes may follow their normal route over the country even when flying above the clouds. This ruling updates airspace practice and could affect international aviation schedules and safety procedures.
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Belgium
Allied Council weighs tighter blockade on ore ships
London sources say the Allied War Council on Thursday favored tightening the blockade against Germany’s ore ships from Scandinavia and boosting contraband control in the Pacific to close gaps in the blockade.
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London
Allied War Council
Germany
Scandinavia
Pacific
Housing proposal for High Point faces real estate opposition
A letter to the Enterprise argues U S Housing Authority slum clearance would boost High Point housing and employment, countering real estate board opposition and urging city action. It cites 900 petition signers as weak proof against federal investment and calls for end to partisan politics in city government.
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Flint St
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Citizens Committee
Lawrence Seton Ross
Citizens’ Committee
Housing Authority
Real Estate Board
U.S.H.A
Raymond B. Blackman
Turkey may let warships pass Dardanelles says Sofia paper
Sofia newspaper Slovo reports Turkey would force to prevent British warships crossing the Dardanelles if needed. Le Moment claims Turkey would signal Allies by permitting passage to control supply routes from Russia to Germany. Diplomats fear a Black Sea blockade could shape non-German trade and Russia’s stance. If Russia stays out of the war, Allies could operate freely from Black Sea coasts with British and French forces ready in the Near East.
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Slovo
Turkey
Dardanelle
Bulgaria
League of Nations
le Moment
Germany
Black Sea
Russia
Molotoff
Balkans
Near East
Wang Signs Wang Makes Recognition Only by Japan
Japan is the sole foreign power signaling intent to recognize the Wang government with formal steps expected after Ambassador-designate Abe arrives in Nanking. In Nanking there is little reflection on Chungking’s denunciations as inauguration proceeds under Wang’s army and Japanese gendarmerie. A freight wreck delayed the Shanghai Nanking line, halting nearly 100 foreign correspondents and delaying the return of participants.
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Japan
Wang
China
Nanking
Nobouyuki Abe
Chungking
Shanghai
Shanghai-Nanking
Dies Committee Hints at Contempt for Communist Witnesses
Washington March 30 A Dies Committee member said Communist witnesses refusing to answer questions acted under guidance from the party national headquarters to create test cases. Rep Mason said they accept the challenge while Chair Dies plans contempt prosecutions. The panel will present James H Dolsens case to the U S attorney for possible action and two other refusals are noted.
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Mar
Dies
Mason
Bill
D-Tex
House
James H. Dolsen
Pittsburgh
United States
Haunch and Veni Inn Reopens After War Damage
The Haunch and Veni in Salisbury recalls its WWI era loss of tankards to trophy hunting soldiers. Remaining tankards now hang from smoke darkened beams, secured with padlocks on pewter brass and glass.
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Salisbury
England
Census Takers Begin 1790 Pattern Repeats Every Ten Years
The 1790 census under President Washington started a long tradition to apportion seats in the House. The 1790 count of 3,929,214 yielded 106 House seats for 17 states, while 1930’s 48 states shared 435 seats. Future reapportionment hinges on Congress with 1920 as a past example of inaction. The 1930 census will also tabulate unemployment for the first time and movement over five years, including Midwestern migration from the dust bowl.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Wagner Act Reforms debated over labor and board powers
A congressional committee critiques the Wagner Act administration noting dangers to organized labor. It considers amendments to bar reinstatement after violent acts and to clarify that collective bargaining does not require reaching an agreement. The panel accuses the board of disregarding employers rights and pressuring acceptance as proof of good faith.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Jurist Rules Against Russell Morality in Public Hiring Debates
A judge upheld revocation pleas against Russell citing immoral and salacious doctrines found in his writings. The ruling suggests policy objections to appointing public employees by merit if founded on his teachings, and the case may prompt an appeal with ACLU offering defense aid.
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Russell
McGeehan
American Civil Liberties Union
University of California At Los Angeles
Kay
Bertrand Russell
Childre
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