Guffey Lewis Factions Plot Third Party Moves in Pa
In Harrisburg and Washington the fate of a third party in Pennsylvania’s November election emerges as independent groups seek to pre-empt a ticket. Charles W. Carroll says he may yield his Pathfinder nomination while Guffey and Lewis weigh backing Kennedy on a pre-empted line.
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Reublican
Charles W. Carroll
Philadelphia
Pathfinder Party
Washington
Carroll
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
CIO
John L. Lewis
Cid-Guffey
Walter A. Jones
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Guffey
Kennedy
Third ticket discussed by Margiott and Mayor Wilson
The former Attorney General Charlies J. Margiott and Mayor Wilson had been approached regarding a potential third ticket in the Democratic gubernatorial contest.
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Charlies J. Margiott
Wilson
Social Security Extension Sought for Nonprofit Workers
The advisory council on social security recommended extending the federal old age insurance program to employees of private nonprofit religious charitable and educational institutions. It urged rapid inclusion of additional groups and asked the board to provide information by September 15 on farm labor domestic workers and self employed workers while opposing tax reductions for now due to limited plan data.
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Washington
Advisory Council On Socia Security
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Social Security Board
Special Delivery for Toby Wing Sparks Bus Driver Clue
A letter to actress Toby Wing found at her Chicago hotel contains coded instructions from an impatient sender to the postman, desk clerk, and bet boy urging haste and a hard knock on arrival. The quirky note adds a glimpse into Hollywood’s travel era and starlet attention.
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Chicago
Toby Wing
Two killed and six wounded at Beattyville circus gun battle
A late night shootout at a Beattyville Kentucky circus left two men dead and six injured as deputies attempted to arrest Barlow Durbin on drunkenness charges. Charlies Blount and Durbin died in hospital. deputies John Mays and Robert Allen were among the wounded. The Haag Brothers circus troupe evacuated attendees as tents were struck and the show moved on.
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Barlow Durbin
Lee County
Sherif
Ida May
Haag Brothers
FB. B. Treadway
Charlies J. Seale
Herb McGuire
Allen
Durban
McQuire
Blount
Durbin
Richmond
Crisis Analysis on Nazi Moves Across Europe
A foreign writer analyzes rising tensions as Hitler pressures Czechoslovakia. He notes Germany seeks peace yet may push for a broader European clash, with Britain and France cautious but determined to avoid war while Germany’s military buildup continues.
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Wake Forest 1938 Howler Off Press
The 1938 Wake Forest yearbook edited by J. Smith Young of Lexington came off the presses in Winston Salem. It is dedicated to Prof. J. G. Carroll and includes a four page history of the late J. W. L. Poteat, with 204 pages, 9 by 12 inches, and a gold cover. Professors head divisions: Nevill Isbell, J. L. Memory Jr, R. B. White, W. C. Archie. Sections Life Goes To a Party and Private Lives popular this year.
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Wake Forest College
J. Smith Young
Lexington
J. G. Carroll
Life Magazine
J. W. L. Poteat
Nevill Isbell
J. L. Memory, Jr
R. B. White
Kingston Suffers General Strike
Kingston Jamaica May 24 Two warships from Bermuda arrive to aid the government as workers demand higher wages. Skirmishes occur between police demonstrators and sympathizers with police firing over protesters heads. Forty injured treated in hospitals including officers. About thirty arrests. Empire Day public holiday kept business quiet. Fire brigade threatens strike and two fires are linked to arson.
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Jamaica
Beramuda
Pace
Orty
Safety Textbooks Being Considered in North Carolina
The state board of education will act next month on proposals to introduce safety textbooks in North Carolina schools next fall. The state high school commission recommends a public safety book and the elementary commission supports a series of safety readers.
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Raleigh
State Board of Education
North Carolina
State High School Textbook Commission
The
Elementary Commission
Weather outlook for North and South Carolina and coast
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with showers along the coast. Wednesday Expect fair skies and moderate temperatures in North and South Carolina. Winds from the southwest turning northwest along the coast with occasional squalls, and light showers off the coast Wednesday night into Thursday.
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South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Alcatraz escape bid ends in deaths and injuries
A life term convict was fatally shot and another wounded during a second escape attempt at Alcatraz Island. A guard was beaten, and a third convict fled before rifle fire. one escapee captured and placed in solitary confinement.
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San Francisco
Albatraz Island Federal Penitentiary
Thomas R. Limerick
Rustn Franklin
Alabama
James A. Johnston
Child Jerry Ronald Taylor Dies at Archdale Home
Jerry Ronald Taylor four day old son of Robert H. and Rosa Purdue Taylor died at his parents' home in Archdale Thursday afternoon at 1 10 o clock after being ill since night. He was born May 20 in Archdale. Survived by his parents. definite funeral arrangements had not been made, but the funeral will likely be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Jerry Ronald Taylor
Robert H
Rosa Purdue Taylor
Archdale
American Legion to Elect Officers Tonight at Post Hall
Andrew Jackson Post No. 87 plans to elect officers and select delegates for the state convention in Winston-Salem June 26 to 28. The meeting will discuss the junior boys band sponsorship and promotion of the junior baseball team for summer tournaments. All members are urged to attend.
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Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
Legion Hall
The
Legion
Winston-Salem
Two of a kind Rochester twins to graduate together
Selah and Leona Day twin sisters from Rochester High School will graduate this spring. They share nearly identical scholastic averages and are both left handed. Neither has been tardy during 12 years.
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Seattle
Selah
Leona Day
Rochester High School
Archaeologists Unearth Early Tool Likely In Asia
Excavators in Asia report discovery of what may be the first tools used by ancient hominins. The find raises questions about the number of congeners and apeers involved in early tool use and the timeline of human evolution.
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Asia
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