Compromise In Wage Cut Dispute Only Chance For Aid Program
Weather overview across several states notes scattered showers and varying skies. North Carolina reports showers this afternoon, South Carolina partly cloudy, Georgia partly cloudy with thundershowers inland, and Virginia showers with cooler Sunday. Coastal zones from Sandy Hook to Hatteras show overcast with occasional showers and winds shifting west to southwest.
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Jones to Back Former Pa Foes in Democratic Rift
In the Pennsylvania Democratic primary the C I O backed faction leaders mostly stayed non-committal after White House efforts to unite the party. Walter A. Jones of Pittsburgh said he would back the winning ticket. White House secretary Marvin McIntyre visited Jones, and Lewis met with President Roosevelt, but no agreement or details were released.
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Mexico's Uncertain Rise of Revolutionary Movement
Reported unrest in Mexico raises questions about the seriousness of a potential revolution. Authorities could not confirm Cedillo's location or intentions as he reportedly headed toward Brownsville. Meanwhile, the war department noted tranquility in 33 other military zones.
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Simple outdoor exposure tips for snapshot photographers
John van Guilder offers practical guidance on daylight exposure for outdoor subjects. He covers lighting quality in morning and late afternoon, and provides example shutter speeds and lens openings for brilliant, cloudy, and dull days. He also notes adjustments for high shutter speeds, box cameras, and low light near sunrise or sunset.
Retail and Wholesale Buying Falls Below Both Last Week and Last Year
New York May 21 Retail buying at marshalling centers of distribution this week averaged 3 to 5 percent under last week for the country as a whole and 8 to 15 percent under last year Dun & Bradstreet reported today Wholesale buying was 3 to 9 percent under a week ago and 20 to 25 percent under the like week a year earlier It was the second consecutive drop in retail sales from the week preceding Cold and rain prevented expansion in retail distribution again Apparel for both men and women however was less affected than during the preceding week Unexpected call for spring suits and coats enabled some merchants to clear small remaining stocks Demand for summer dresses millinery and shoes was halted and scheduled launching of the men s straw hat season was postponed House furnishings and large electrical appliances received more attention although it was the lack of movement in these which pulled down the average for many stores Pause in the advance of retail distribution had a reflex action on the principal wholesale distribution markets The number of mail requests was thinned many buyers postponed scheduled trips others deferred commitments awaiting clarification of the outlook Large selling organizations still were picking up an abundance of off price merchandise for June July promotions Insistance on immediate delivery revealed shrunken inventories of many retailers Prices were weak in most branches with concessions granted on large orders.
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Frankness Award At Democratic State Convention
CAPITOL SHORT SHOTS reports from Enterprise Bureau in Raleigh May 21. David Sinclair Wilmington attorney and candidate for the Eighth Judicial district solicitorship is noted for refusing a committee post and claiming a race with Julius Powell. Reynolds and Hancock factions appear in the convention with ribbons and canes supporting Bob Reynolds and Hancock.
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Democrats in North Carolina Convention Hear Many Candidates
Governor Clyde R. Hoey opened the gathering with a brief address, noting with a nod that he was once a candidate himself. The scene featured a swarm of Democratic hopefuls, making it nearly impossible to list every contender present.
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Grege Cherry Leads Quick First Session
Grege Cherry stands out as a decisive presiding officer who moves tasks swiftly. He wrapped the opening session yesterday in about half the time of many others, showcasing a rapid pace in proceedings.
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Fisherman Sam Blount targeted by slander claim
The Beaufort candidate for First District solicitor challenges a correspondent who speculates about writing more lies. The exchange ends with a quip on wit and the old saying about fishermen, reflecting local political banter.
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New Hanover Puts Women In Office Debate at District Convention
At the Seventh District convention the New Hanover delegation pushed to name two men to the state executive committee rather than a man and a woman. The remark signals resistance to female political gains in North Carolina and reflects broader concerns about “petticoat government” delaying progress.
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Reynolds called Playboy Senator Reynolds in NC race
May 21 report from Charlotte says Rep Frank Hancock denied Reynolds is a Roosevelt ally and accused him of playboy conduct. Hancock said he has won seven times on his record and will win again on June 4, urging North Carolinians to reject playboyism and return to serious governance.
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Czechs Bolster Army On Eve Of Election In Turbulent Europe
In Czechoslovakia preparations for tomorrow’s elections proceed in anxiety across 232 districts as disturbances flare. Britain acts to keep peace as mediator through the non intervention committee while Italy and France debate a friendship accord amid stalled talks and military maneuvers near Tunis and Western Libya. England, France, Germany, and Italy spar over influence as Hodza and Henlein face off, with British ambassador Henderson seeking clarity on German troop movements and the Reichswehr.
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Nazi Press Delivers Front Page On Sudeten Tensions
Berlin papers publish long troop clash reports in Praha Brno and Komotau claiming hundreds of Sudeten Germans were injured. Headlines accuse Czech provocation and demand hardline responses. Deutsches Nachrichtenbureau reports about 100 wounded in Komotau after alleged Czech assault.
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Hoggard Named to Committee With Campbell in Plan
Chairman George McNeill announced the selection of Mrs. John T. Hoggard as a committee member alongside William B. Campbell, completing the draft arrangement of the plan of organization.
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A Heroine and a Widow at Roger's Bedside
Jackie learns that Beryl Melrose has been at Roger's hospital bedside since his plane crash and saved his life with unwavering support. The two women form a fragile bond as Jackie wrestles with resentment, admiration, and fear of losing Roger to a shared love triangle unfolding in a small town hospital.
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Waiting for Roger to Heal Brings Joy and Resolve
Jackie sees Roger improving after a severe head wound and injuries. Beryl battles guarded guilt over the accident, hoping for details on his recovery. Jackie plans a surprise visit with flowers, her spirits rising as Roger nears a full return, and a hopeful, fragile engagement lingers in the air.
Silk bolt price puzzle from Want Ad page
A merchant bought silk at 75 cents per yard and marked it to 1.20 dollars. He then added 25 percent, creating a new price. During a quarter off sale on all dress goods the question asks what percentage of his original cost price he would make.
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Federal Help No ape Say RR Heads
Washington May 21 AP Senate railroad men said a compromise on the wage cut dispute offers the only path to salvage emergency aid this session. J J Pelley president of the Association of American Railroads denied unions charge of bad faith, stating negotiations broke off with no alternative proposals to wage reductions. Railroads plan a 15 percent pay cut starting July 1, about 250 million dollars. House followed Senate by opposing railroad loan legislation as Senate weighs response to railroad executives. Labor leaders accused carriers of double crossing while seeking relief from other sources.
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Death of Perry W Briles in Thomasville
Perry Warrington Briles, 42, died at City Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He worked for R. K. Stewart and Son in High Point and belonged to Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church. He led the Main Street orchestra and was active in musical circles. Survived by wife, daughter Mary Brown Briles, son Joseph Briles, two brothers Joe Briles of Washington DC and Howard Briles of Johnson City Tennessee, three sisters Mrs F J Alexander of Thomasville, Mrs ? of Washington DC, and Mrs Frank Calvert of Charities. Funeral Sunday at 3 from Main Street church, pastor C M Pickens. burial in city cemetery.
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Hess Labor Candidate Leads Over Gov Martin In Oregon Primary
Oregon primary results show Hess, the labor candidate, ahead of Gov Martin with strong showings for Sprague in Salem and other statewide races. Precinct tallies give Sprague a wide lead in the Republican gubernatorial contest while Mahoney leads Donaugh in the U S attorney race. Holm an tops Stanfield in the Democratic Senate race for the regular term.
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Miller Fights Reefing Catch in Long Beach
Long Beach California reports Charles A Miller battling a stubborn fisher over a 10-pound spot croaker. As Miller attempted to haul the fish onto the boardwalk, the lead line broke and the catch plunged back. He dived into five feet of water in his clothes, retrieved the fish, and brought it to shore.
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