Criticism Of Hulls Program Delays Neutrality Showdown
Washington May 29 AP Congress criticism of Secretary Hulls neutrality plan grows. Debate centers on repealing arms embargo and the risk of delaying Senate action into summer. Hull favors six point program to keep the country out of war with ship entry limits and tightened export controls.
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Washington
Hull
Senate
Rep
Bloom
D-Ny
House
George
D-Ga
Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Clark
D-Mo
Green
D-Ri
Munitions Control Board
Manual Training Exhibit Opens at High Point High
The Manual Training Department exhibit at High Point High School opened in the school gym today at noon. Articles on display received praise from viewers. The exhibit is open to parents and the public until 10 o clock tonight.
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High Point High School
Weather Update From Near Carolina Coast
Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms possible in North and South Carolina and Georgia. Moderate to fresh southwest winds along the coast shift to northerly in the north, with scattered showers tonight and Tuesday as seas stay unsettled.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
North Portion
South Portion
South
Rescues Woman From Tracks Aboard Freight Train
In Washington on May 20 R C McGaha a 40 year old brakeman clung to a fellow train man and pulled Mrs Elizabeth Funderburke from the tracks as a freight train backed onto a trestle. Conductor George W Moler 48 aided and saved the terrified woman after bystanders escaped.
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Washington
R. C. McGaha
Elizabeth Funderburke
Mrs Florida Green Dies Suddenly Here
Mrs Florida Jane Green 82 died suddenly at her son J D Green’s home 106 Idol Street at 11 30 Sunday night after a year of declining health She was born December 13 1856 in Lincoln County Georgia widow of Rev W H Green She leaves three sons two daughters four sisters and many grandchildren Brief funeral services will be held at Koonce Funeral Home this evening with burial in Loco Baptist Church cemetery Augusta funeral to follow Wednesday morning
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Florida Jane Green
J. D. Green
Idol Street
Augusta
Mattie Edmonds
W. B. Myers
C. D. Thompson
Atlanta
Virginia Davidson
Charlie Davidson
T. P. Cox
Evans, Ga
Koonce Funeral Home
C. N. Royal
A. B. Conrad
A. Lincoln Falk
H. O. Miller
Loco Baptist Church
Church
Postal Clerks To Attend Madison Meeting Tuesday
Post office operations will be limited Tuesday as clerks attend the United National Association of Post Office Clerks convention, the Woman's Auxiliary, and the North Carolina Association of Postmasters fifth district meeting at Madison High School. The general delivery window will be open 9 to 12, with pouch mail dispatched as usual. letters and stamp windows limited. Notable speakers include Floyd R. Saunders of Atlanta and Lon Folger, U S representative from the fifth district.
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United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Woman's Auxiliary
North Carolina Association of Postmasters
Madison
R. A. Biles
Asheboro
United National Association of Pos
R. L. Thompson
High Point
M. C. Foust
Greensboro
H. M. Laughlin
Methodist Church
Floyd R. Saunders
Atlanta, Ga
National Organization
A. D
Lon) Folger
U. S
Wythe M. Peyson
Asheville
Court Dispenses Of Score Of Cases In Municipal Court
Twenty cases were disposed of in Municipal Court this morning with judgments by Judge D. C. MacRae. Gurney Spencer got 90 days on the county roads for assault. Josephine Cole and Will Cole ordered to support her, Allen Grubb fined for speeding, Bonnie Chambers to leave the county with a two year risk if found again. Additional fines for public drunkenness, liquor violations, gambling and disorderly conduct were imposed on several defendants. A list of those charged with being drunk and disorderly were fined costs.
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D. C. MacRae
Gurney Spencer
Josephine Cole
Will Cole
Allen Grubb
Bonnie Chambers
Cc. L. Goodman
Lemuel Little
K. A. Simonds
Hubert Stamey
C. L. Thompson
Gussie Wright
H. J. McManus
John Brown
Oscar Bailey
Geneva Bailey
James Bean
Ben Lassiter
Herman Lavender
Oscar McCormick
H. H. Wilson
Joe Hart
Baby Clipper Sighting Over English Coast Sparks Surprise
A young aviator Tommy Smith, 24, conducts an unauthorised long distance flight demonstration premised on lightweight craft. Authorities say no permit was issued and father Harvey Smith, a lawyer, expresses amazement at the covert venture. Smith previously owned planes and ran an aviation school in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Washington
Smith
Charles Deland
Cincinnati
Charles Bachman
Sweden
Clarksburg
Tommy Smith
Europe
Caterpillar
West Virginia
Harvey Smith
Tommy
Responsibility Emphasized In Humphreys Sermon At Church
Dr. G I Humphreys president of High Point College delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon at First Methodist Church. He stressed personal responsibility and warned against a philosophy of irresponsibility, urging adherence to faithfulness and loyalty to self, others, and God.
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High Point College
First Methodist Church
P. E. Lindley
Roberts Hall
Humphreys
Kerr
Dr. Humphreys
J. Clay Madison
Christiansen
Our Father
Tschaikowsky
College A Capella
Degrees Awarded at High Point College 78 Seniors
Seventy eight seniors received degrees at High Point College commencement. Graduates include Bachelor of Arts recipients Ida Mae Alexander and James E. Barlow, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Hugh Almond and others, Home Economics winners, Music and Chemical Engineering grads, plus summer session conferees Virginia Burnside and Quentin Veach.
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High Point College
Ida Mae Alexander
Charles Ernest Anderson
Mary Mitchell Baily
James E. Barlow
J. Vaughn Boone
Holland Lee Brinkley
Gertrude Caroline Brown
Pauline Erma Byrum
George Naylor Craver
Mary Miller Crawford
Dorothy Walker Cummings
Nancy Virginia Dixon
Arthur Wallen
Edwards, Jr
Ella Frances Edwards
Vera Mae Perree
Hazar Shuel Glover
Nannie Goodman
Frances M. Hahn
Emsley Paul Hamilton
Charles Edward Harville
G. W. Holmes, III
Helen Rae Holton
Lucille Bolton Ingram
Charles Richardson Jarrell
Janice Parker Jenkins
Violet Alyce Jenkins
Frank Wilson Johnson
Dorothy Lee Jones
James Thompson Jones
Lea Joyner
Ruby Arabella KeWar
Portia Showalter King
Jacqueline DeVine Kinney
Philip Dmitries Kizun
Elbert Wilson Lane
Caleb Mauney Lemaster
Evelyn Irma Lindley
Arsula Crawford Lovelace, Jr
Maude White Lovelace
Lindsay Dwight Morgan
Carl Edward Motsinger
Charles Clarence Ostwald
James Roger Peeler
Sara Louise Peoples
Myrtle Bolt Poore
Gilbert Gray Primm
Thomas Edward Strick
Frances Louise Muse
Nancy Royster Parham
Daniel Coble Sharpe
Lindsay Leegaskie Walker
Helen Moselle Bates
Virginia Dixon Curry
Laura Marguerite DeVoe
Olga Marlette
Saides Overman Bunn
Arthur Roscoe Bookout, Jr
Jack Hunter Gibson
William Franklin Hester
Margaret Virginia Burnside
John Harmon Dillard
Lucy Lee King
John Howard Link
Quentin Lee Veach
State Begins Preparations To Intervene In Hydro Suit
Attorney General Harry McMullan prepares to intervene for North Carolina in a Yadkin River control suit. Governor Clyde Hoey accuses the Federal Power Commission of infringing state sovereignty over a High Point dam project funded by the PWA. The case involves river navigation status and land condemnation rights in Yadkin County.
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Harry McMullan
North Carolina
Federal Power Commission
Yadkin River
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Clyde Hoey
Commission
Yadkin County
High Point
PWA
Post Office To Close For Memorial Day
High Point Post Office will be closed tomorrow in observance of Memorial Day. General delivery window will be open from 9 to 12 noon, announced Postmaster C. Clark.
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High Point
C. Clark
Merger Approved for Charlotte National Bank and Wachovia
Stockholders of the Charlotte National Bank approved today its consolidation with the Wachovia Bank and Trust Company of Winston Salem. The merger creates a larger financial institution serving the North Carolina region with expanded services.
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Charlotte
Charlotte National Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company of
Winston-Salem
Evening religious program and address at college service
The evening program featured hymns “Jesu Word of God Incarnate” “To Thee O Lord Do I Lift Up My Soul” and “Ye Watchere and Ye Holy Ones” sung by religious groups. Dr Lindley spoke on how the college student and graduate gain advantages from the college experience.
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Kalinnikoff
Suit Dismissed in Blumenthal Case Over Stock Transaction
Massachusetts Supreme Court dismissed a suit by Margaret Blumenthal against her estranged husband Alfred Blumenthal over a stock transaction involving about $41,000. The case, filed in New York, centers on a disputed transfer and alleged financial maneuvering by the New York theater producer.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Margaret
Peggy) Fears Blumenthal
New York
Alfred C. Blumenthal
North Carolina to Deploy Japanese Beetle Traps Statewide
Crews place thousands of green buckets in cities including Wilmington Raleigh Charlotte Durham Elizabeth City Greensboro Goldsboro Hamlet High Point Kannapolis Lexington and Winston Salem to trap Japanese beetles. The effort supports a 35000 program with 242 acres sprayed this year and exploratory traps in Asheville Candor Burlington Kinston and Chadbourn.
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North Carolina
Wilmington
Charlotte
Durham
Elizabeth City
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Goldsboro
Hamlet
High Point
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Rocky Mount
Salisbury
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Funeral for Joshua Beck Held at Emmanuel Church
Joshua Beck died at his home Thursday afternoon. His funeral was conducted at Emmanuel Reformed Church Saturday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Charles Patterson led the service with assistance from Rev. W. C. Byerly Rev. Thomas Bray and Rev. N. F. Britt. Pallbearers included Milford Alford Luther Scarlette Richard Scarlette Charles Hicks Jesse Miller and Allen Hill. Music featured the Wesleyan Methodist Trio and a quartet. Interment was at Emmanuel Church Cemetery.
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Joshua Beck
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Charles Patterson
Grace Lutheran Church
W. C. Byerly
Thomas Bray
N. F. Britt
Milford Alford
Luther Scarlette
Richard Scarlette
Charles Hicks
Jesse Miller
Allen Hill
N. G. Goodman
Bradley Lambeth
C. C. Roberts
Layton Rule
South Side Baptist Church
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Death of Laughlin McLaurin Blue longtime state senator
Laughlin McLaurin Blue 74 former state senator died after three weeks illness in Gibson. He served in the General Assembly for many terms between 1895 and 1983 and held posts as mayor of Gibson Scotland County superintendent of schools and cashier of the Bank of Gibson. Funeral services were held today.
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Laughlin McLaurin Blue
General Assembly
Scotland County
Bank of Gibson
Witnesses Heard In High Point Power Case
City officials present data on power consumption within High Point to argue water flow from the proposed Yadkin plant affects power demand. They claim weekend reductions in demand allow impounding water on Saturdays and Sundays. No state intervention in Guilford Superior Court. possible cross‑case action in Yadkin Superior Court per Governor Hoey.
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High Point
Yadkin
North Carolina
Guilford
Court Rules Death Taxes Doubling Due in Domicile Case
The court held Massachusetts is Green's legal domicile with dissent by Chief Justice Hughes and Justices McReynolds Butler and Roberts. Justice Doug las cast the deciding vote after reargument. Stocks may be taxed by both the shareholder's domicile and the corporation's created state, and income by both earning and recipient states.
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Massachusetts
Green
Hughes
McReynolds
Butler
Robert
Douglas
Stone
Miss Dorothy Woodall Hosts Monarchs at Luncheon
Miss Dorothy Woodall daughter of Marvin Woodall and member of the Monarch Club led the weekly Sheraton Hotel luncheon recital. She is a Chattanooga school student and the group discussed the national Monarch convention set to meet here in two weeks. Roy B. Culler acted as presiding vice president in E Z Jones's absence.
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Marvin Woodall
Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
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Chattanooga
Roy B. Culler
E. Z. Jones
Reorganization Planned for Labor Non-Partisan League
A state wide convention for final steps in Labor's Non-Partisan League reorganizing will be held June 11 at Union Hall on North Wrenn Street. C W Dannenberg and Lawrence S Ross reported after attending the North Carolina CIO Conference at Leaksville.
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North Wrenn Street
C. W. Dannenberg
Lawrence S. Ross
North Carolina
Leaksville
High Point
Eli Oliver
National Labor
Former German Official Visits North Carolina Employment Offices
Oscar Weigert, once a German labor ministry official before 1938, tours North Carolina employment offices with Raleigh official R Mayne Albright. Weigert helped shape unemployment compensation laws and plans a monograph on the free employment service as he travels through ten states. He affiliates with the Public Administration Clearing House and the American University, and has not returned to Germany since 1936.
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Hitler
High Point
R. Mayne Albright
Raleigh
North Carolina
Germany
Free Employment Service
United States
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Public Administration Clearing House
Chicago
Washington
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Dual levies flagged to aid Baltimore & Ohio Lehigh Valley
ABA counsel notes two major railroads the Baltimore & Ohio and the Lehigh Valley may need to arrange adjust ment and postpone debts. A U S Chamber of Commerce representative privately backs Morgenthau goals as desirable depending on congressional provisions. The secretary calls for a balanced budget and joint tax and appropriation committees to study programs. House members expect renewal of nuisance taxes and a broader tax revision this session.
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Lehigh Valley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Morgenthau
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House
Trustees challenge resignation of teacher Alma Blay
In Redding California Phillips School trustees objected to Alma Blay's resignation as they kept their exception. Blay accepted the exception and said she would be ready for September classes. Trustees appealed to the Supreme Court to decide their right to dismiss a teacher. The May 15 deadline for dismissals had passed.
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Calif
Phillips School
Alma Blay
Blay
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