Churchill Calls for Armed Peace League Plan
Winston Churchill urged a non party movement for armed peace based on League of Nations principles. He proposed a tea power entente with France Britain and smaller states including Yugoslavia Romania Hungary Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Greece and Turkey with possible Soviet aid and Italy later. He warned against peace pacts with Germany and pressed for US support while Britain faced domestic unease.
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Elder Statesman
Asheville Tops Piedmont League With 11–0 Win
Asheville Tourists surged to the lead by defeating Rocky Mount 11 to 0 as Hank Gornicki limited the visitors to five hits. Charlotte Hornets beat Norfolk Tars 4 to 3 in a night game with Joe Haynes striking out nine and doubling in the ninth to score the winning run. Portsmouth beat Richmond 4 to 1 in another night game. The Winston-Salem Twins rallied to beat the Durham Bulls 6 to 6 after coming from behind three times.
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Priddy
Portsmouth
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Durham Bulls
Catawba Indians Win Third Straight Baseball Crown
The Catawba Indians clinched the North State Conference baseball title for a third straight year by finishing 13-2 in conference play, beating Guilford 8 to 3. Coach C. A. Kirkland led the team as pitcher Robert Hampton posted an 8-1 record this season. The victory over Elon sealed the pennant as Lenoir-Rhyne could not catch them.
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Tribe
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Elon
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Robert Hampton
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New York Youth Cleared After Street Ball Clash
Alfred Meloy, 19, faced disorderly conduct charges for street baseball. Magistrate Sylvester Sabbatino dismissed the complaint saying kids play ball in streets, noting his own windows were broken last week and cost $1.75 to fix.
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New York
Alfred Meloy
Sylvester Sabbatino
McGhee Delivers Winning Run in Final Inning
In a tense game, McGhee doubled in the last inning to drive in the decisive run securing a victory. His clutch swing capped a comeback and left the team celebrating the late surge.
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McGhee
Take-out Double Helps Defenders Reach Club Game
McKenney On Bridge explains how a take-out double signaled strength and allowed defenders to reach a club game over an opening one eagle. The declarer misled by dummy’s eagle four to gain a 100 count, discarding two spades on diamonds while the hand proceeded with one trick lost.
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Sports Roundup from New York May 1 details stars and antics
Max Schmeling shines while Sambo Leslie builds a new Pasagoula home. Joe McCarthy commands from the Yankees bench in uniform. Leo Durocher receives gifts from St Louis fans as Eddie Neal golf memorial opens. Lawrin, Geldringer, DiMaggio, Guilfoil and Patty Berg feature in a summer chatter of bets, rankings and team futures.
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Deaths Jason W. Crouse Thom asville Leader Dies at 78
Jason W. Crouse aged 78 prominent retired farmer died Monday afternoon at his home two miles south of Thom asville after several months illness. He was born in Davidson county and lived most of his life there. Survived by wife former Miss Sarah Louise Beck three sons W M and J S Crouse of Thomasville G W Crouse of Greensboro one daughter Mrs George Hill of Thomasville one half brother Lowe Crouse of Lexington route 2 and 2? grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm Grace Lutheran church Thomasville conducted by Rev Edwin F Troutman Interment in church cemetery casket to be opened at cemetery for Holly Grove community members.
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Davidson County
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Lowe Crouse
Lexington
Harry F. Cary dies at 64 in Asheville
Harry F. Cary 64 retired assistant passenger traffic manager of the Southern Railway died after a brief illness at a private hospital in Asheville. He retired February 1 and will be buried at St James church Augusta Georgia. Cary was known in railroad and fraternal circles having been elected potentate of Alma Temple AAONMS in 1924. He began with Southern Railway in October 1895.
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Asheville
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St. James Church
Augusta
Cary
Alma Temple
Washington, D. C
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Garbo Visits London Hotel Director Honored
Greta Garbo’s travels revive notice of Lady Honlywood England’s sole outstanding woman hotel director. The actress stayed ten days at the Washington in London, undetected, highlighting the hostess’s efficiency and career success.
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England
Garbo
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London
Signed Her Real Name In Register And Raised Suspicions
The fragment notes someone signing her real name Christopher son in a register and taking actions likely to draw suspicion. The text hints at identity concealment and investigative intrigue without full context or outcomes.
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Christopherson
Secret visit of a royal guest shocks hotel guests
Photographers spotted a royal visitor at a wedding reception as hotel heads kept the trip secret. The record notes the 1884 Los Angeles rainfall of 38 inches and says Northern Ireland public schools will stop Irish language teaching due to pupil disinterest.
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Cion
Los Angeles
Northern Ireland
Presbyterians to tighten divorce rules and remarriage policy
Meridian Miss May 10 The Presbyterian church in the United States at its general assembly opening May 19 will be asked to consider stricter divorce regulations and to seek uniformity on ministers officiating at remarriage of divorced persons. A social welfare committee plans permanent advisory committees on divorce and remarriage in each Presbytery.
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