Lambeth Praises Roosevelt Message As World Peace Effort
Representative Lambeth, on the foreign affairs committee, lauds President Roosevelt for urging restoration of confidence and continuation of the London world economic conference set for June 12. He warns of the dangers of tariffs and currency depreciation, cites Smoot Hawley, and urges Congress to support powers for the president to aid international economic recovery.
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Lambeth
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Europe
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Geneva
North Carolina
Congress
Raleigh Sighs of Relief as 1933 Legislature Closes
Raleigh residents feel relief as the 1933 North Carolina General Assembly ends after four and a half months. State departments can resume full activity now that laws are enacted, ending a period of reduced operations and uncertainty for agency heads and staff.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Card of Thanks for Bobby Becher
The Becher family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their son Bobby. They also appreciate the beautiful floral tribute. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Becher express their gratitude.
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MR. and Ware
S. W. Becher
Ten Nurses Receive Diplomas at Burrus Memorial Hospital
The Burrus Memorial Hospital training school held its annual commencement at Emmanuel Lutheran church. Dr. J. W. Tankers ly delivered the principal address, and Dr. J. T. Burrus presented diplomas to ten nurses: Frances Nicholson, Genevieve Cox, Marjorie Cade, Ramelle Farr, Zoa Bostic, Kathleen Fields, Lula Loftin, Pauline Smith, Anne Pearl Crutchfield, and Mary Reece. The event ended with a graduation dance for the nurses at the Howell street home.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. W. Tankersly
Greensboro
Tankersley
H. N. Bowne
J. T. Burrus
Burrus Memorial Hospital
North Carolina Board of Health
Popper
Elizabeth Hoffman
Sidney Gayle
Howell Street
Flapper Fanny on a New Patent Figure
Flapper Fanny comments that a right figure can, with little editing, create an attractive mula. This playful line likely reflects era humor about figures and fashion.
Seven Ages of Women pageant inspires at Broadway theater
A Mothers Day pageant titled Seven Ages of Women was staged at Broadway theater Sunday by B n AIsrael Sunday school. The performance featured roles from Infancy to Lovers with music by Mrs E O LeGrande and featured several local sponsors and appreciations to supporting businesses.
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Red Cross
Sadye Gordon
Sara Herman
Molly Swartzberg
Jeanne Harris
Gilbert Bernard Flower
Estelle Leyton
Mimi Wagger
Rose Hyman
Angel
Lil Silver
LeGrande
Salem College
Vebus
Myre
Clapp
J. R. Wagner
Grace Ford
Grace
Clinard Printing Company
Beeson Hardware Company
Germany Ready to Scrap Entire Military Outlay
A German leader says Germany is willing to dissolve its military establishment and destroy armaments if neighboring states also disarm. He proposes a five year transition to equality, requires other nations to match disarmament, and praises Mussolini’s four power peace plan while backing Roosevelt’s approach to rebuilding global stability.
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Roosevelt
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Polend
Belvedere Dramatizes Love and Leverage in Belvedere
In Belvedere, Monnie O Dare faces romance and work trials as Dan Cardigan plans Wyoming departure. Sandra schemes and is thwarted while Kay gains a career chance with Miss Anstice Cory abroad, foreshadowing a new pairing and opportunities for Monnie.
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Belvedere
Bill
Angie Gillen
Angie
Monica
Dan Cardigan
Sandra Lawrence
Monnie
Dan
Sandra
Hetty
James
Butter and Eggs Market Brief Chicago May 17
Butter trade reports firm creamery specs with 98 score extras 92 and firsts 88 89 leading to 21 2 and 1 2 percent ranges. Egg prices steady at 32 855 with no change in quotations.
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Germany Ready to Renounce Aggression for Security
In a speech Chancellor Hitler claimed Germany has no right to fear invasion and would renounce weapons of aggression if the world acts likewise. He said Germany is prepared to join a solemn non aggression pact, stressing protection rather than aggression.
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Hitler
Germany
Fame’s Warning From the Whispering Muse
A poetic exchange unfolds as Fame speaks to a pursuing man at dusk. He faces inner doubt and the grand task of self mastery, with Fame insisting that true glory lies not in conquest but in mastering oneself. Signed by Mrs Katherine Deligny in City.
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Sahara
Modern Trend of Sex Morals Topic Delights High Point Club
J. F. Hayden spoke at the High Point Monarch luncheon at the Sheraton on sex morals noting morals are not fixed and are changing with mass consciousness. Wrayden’s discussion drew strong attention as Rev. F. L. Conrad and H. M. Taylor were elected delegates to the national Monarch convention in Durham June 12 and 13 with Lemons and Holton as alternates.
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High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
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Mr. Wrayden
F. L. Conrad
H. M. Taylor
Non-Suit Granted In Porch Fall Case In Municipal Court
A non-suit was allowed in the case of De cla Vincent seeking damages for injuries from a porch fall two years ago against J. W. Johnson in municipal court. Trial of J. T. Robbins versus New York Casualty Company for an auto truck mishap in Wayne county was before the court this afternoon and may not be completed today. A settlement had been heard earlier, the defense claims it included the present case, which the plaintiff denies. A jury later ruled $200 for GC. T. Hodgin.
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J. W. Johnson
J. T. Robbins
New York Casualty Company
Wayne County
GC. T. Hodgin
Concord Church Burned Near Asheboro After Service
Concord Church, located about 12 miles west of Asheboro, burned to the ground Sunday night after the congregation had left the service. An automatic lighting system was out of order and lamps were used. One member escorted people to the door and blew out the lamp, with rumors of an explosion as the liquid heated.
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Asheboro
Concord
Farmer
The Judgment Sought Against Bankers and Ship Pers Insurance
A person requested judgment for $350 from the Bankers and Shippers Insurance Company of New York in a filed suit. The action seeks monetary damages reflecting a claim against the insurer.
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New York
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