Hitler Reward Brings Action
Reported May 2 from New York says Texas college students and a professional strongman plotted to kidnap Adolf Hitler for a one million dollar reward offered by Samuel Harden Church of the Carnegie Institute. Communications from Pittsburgh and Houston urged financing and transport to Germany while Dean Carl Ackerman condemned the plan as a war-making conspiracy.
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New York
Texas
Dolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Texas Boys
Dallas
Carnegie Institute
Houtson
Theew
York Times
Hitler
Germany
Church
Carl W. Ackerman
Columbia University Graduate Schol of Journalism
United Tes
Nourtney Bigelow
Whistled magic at hospital stirs young minds
In Altoona Pennsylvania a magician entertained Thomas Seidle and Daniel Mason, both youngsters, by placing paper in their ears and blowing it out to create whistling tunes. The boys later had the paper removed at a hospital and recalled the trick did not work as planned.
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Altoona
Thomas Seidle
Daniel Mason
Curfew Orders In Lewiston Nuisance Case
District Judge A. H. Featherstone set a 10:45 p m curfew for Lewiston to curb nuisance claims from five homeowners who argued night baseball breached quiet hours. In Monroe Iowa W A Pye injured in a fall from a truck. arithmetic and agriculture classes now meet at his home three times daily.
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Lewiston
Idaho
A. H. Featherstone
Mahomet
Monroe
Iowa
W. A. Pye
Truck Fire Kills Florida Driver Near Laurinburg
A cucumber laden truck overturned near Laurinburg yesterday and caught fire. Charlie H. Varnadoe, 21, of Winter Garden, Florida, was fatally burned. His companion Jimmie A. Baughan, 25, escaped with minor injuries.
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Laurinburg
Charlies H. Varnadoe
Winter Garden
Fla
Jimmie A. Baughan
AME General Conference Opens In Detroit May 1
The African Methodist Episcopal Church body representing global districts met at Ebenezer A M E Church in Detroit on May 1 for a three week general conference. Rev A D Avery of Greensboro serves as ministerial delegate. Rev A M Jones leaves for the conference May 6.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
North America
Central and South America
West Indies
Africa
Ebenezer A. M. E
Detroit
Mich
Wedensday
A. D. Avery
Greensboro
A. M. Jones
Women's Memorial A. M. E
A.M. E. Zion General Conference
Washington
General Conference
The
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
John Wesley A. M. BE. Zion Church
D. C
Unity Restoration Urged by Pope and Local Teen Conference
The Social Standards Conference at William Penn High School drew enthusiastic student participation with discussions on vocations and personal issues. Pope Pius XII urged unity and peace during canonizations at St Peter's, highlighting two new saints Marie Euphrasia Pelletier and Gemma Galgani, as beatifications and canonizations proceed with five more upcoming.
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William Penn High School
Flemme Kittrell
Bennett College For Women
Girl Reserve Inter-Club
Vatican City
Pius XII
Europe
St. Peter’s
St. Peter's
Marie Euphrasia Pelletier
Sisters of the Good Shepard
Gemma Galgani
Christ
Philippine Rose Duchesne
Society of the Sacred Heart
United States
St Charles
Leonard Street May Day Ex Includes Catherine Clanton Queen
The Leonard Street School annual May Day exercises take place Saturday at 4 PM. Catherine Clanton will be crowned queen of May.
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Leonard Street
Catherine Clanton
Pairview May Day Ceremony at Pairview Street School
The Pairview May Day event on Friday afternoon features Rachel Watkins crowned queen of May. The ceremony takes place on school grounds at 4 o'clock.
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Pairview
Pairview Street School
Rachel Watkins
Simmons Funeral Held Yesterday
New Bern May 2 Former Senator Furnifold M. Simmons was buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery after a simple Episcopal service. Businesses closed during the funeral hour as Eastern Carolina residents paid respects to the dominant state political figure who served in the U S Senate from 1900 to 1930 and co authored the Simmons Underwood tariff act. Simmons died Tuesday at age 86.
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J. F. Dunn
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
Mary Brown
Young People’s
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Greensboro
Friendship Baptist Church
Eugene Tanner
Winston-Salem
Tanner
Brooks Memorial Church
Brooks Memorial Methodist Church
William Wells
Wells
Laurinburg
R. C. Sharpe
Brooks Memorial
Rev. Wells
S. T. C. Club
Rivett Drive
A. F. Ross
H. Deberry
W. M. Haggler
G. Ganaway
M. J. Simmons
Downing Street
Newbern
Furnifold MacLendel Simmons
Cedar Grove
Carolina
U. S. Senate
Simmons
State Hears Candidates At Various Venues
Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls addressed public gatherings across the state. W P Horton spoke at the Faison Lions Club and Whiteville urging price support for strawberries. L L Gravely spoke at Grimesland High School Pitt County, A J Maxwell at Newton, J M Broughton at Marion courthouse, Paul Grady at Faison Lions Club, while Tom Cooper criticized machine politics on a Charlotte-to-Murphy route. John Folger scheduled to speak at 8 pm on six radio stations for the Roosevelt movement.
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Associated Press
W. P. Horton
Faison Lions Club
L. L. Gravely
Grimesland High School
Pitt County
A. J. Maxwell
Sanford Lions Club
J. M. Broughton
Marion Courthouse
Paul Grady
Tom Cooper
Charlotte
Murphy
Lee Gravely
Horton
Whiteville
Maxwell
Newton
John Folger
North Carolina
WRAL
Raleigh
WGTM
Wilson
Weed
Rocky Mount
WFTC
Kinston
WGBR
Goldsboro
WDNC
Durham
Middle Class Delays Children Over Small Budgets
Dr Frank Lorimer of American University told the Population Association of America last night in Chapel Hill that middle class families postpone having children due to tight budgets.
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Chapel Hill
Frank Lorimer
American University
Population Association of America
Middle class families delay children to keep a working wife
The author notes middle class families postpone childbearing so wives can help fund the household. He argues that moderate budgets offer few luxuries when families expand and spend mainly on necessities, causing food costs to take a larger share of income.
Rotary Club Views Film on Industrial Progress
Thomasville May 2 A Rotary Club meeting at the Woman's Club Building featured the sound film Free Men Build a Nation shown through the National Chamber of Commerce and Thomasville Chair Company. The documentary highlighted invention led growth and capital investment with figures Morse Stevens and Langley cited as contributors to America's high standard of living. Visitors Tom Stewart of New York City and Mr and Mrs Jacobs of Detroit attended.
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Thomasville
National Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville Chair Company
Rotary Club
Woman's Club
Morse
Stevens
Langley
United States
Tom Stewart
New York City
J. R. Blair
Mrs. Jacobs
Detroit
Michigan
Happy Relief From Painful Backache
The text explains kidneys filter waste from blood and that backaches may signal kidney or bladder issues. It promotes Doan's Pills as a 40 year remedy used by millions to flush waste and relieve symptoms.
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Dean
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