Steed Bound Over On Charge Of Murder In Shocking City Killing
Jesse H H Steed 51 year old night watchman was bound over to Superior Court without bond after probable cause found in Municipal Court for the murder Saturday of W Clyde Smith. The cases are linked to a broader incident on East Washington Street where seven Negroes faced assault charges amid a fracas using sticks bricks bottles a pistol and other weapons.
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Steed
W. Clyde Smith
Jesse HH. Steed
Municipal Court
Detroit Bund Threat Spurs Windsor Defense Unit Forming
Toronto May 29 German Bundists in Detroit are cited as a threat to Windsor Ontario by Col C B Reynolds president of the Canadian Corps Association. Windsor defense plans include a Windsor homeguard to be formed from soldiers police and war veterans with Toronto auxiliary backing. Reynolds protests removal of the Essex Scottish regiment from Windsor to Camp Borden and claims Windsor is left unarmed while 7,500 “Bandits” across the river are armed.
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Toronto
Ont
C. B. Reynolds
Canadian Corps Association
Detroit
Windsor
Reynolds
Camp Borden
Total teamwork and defense in wartime mobilization
Walter Winchell argues total teamwork as the nation’s answer to total war. He stresses America as a military objective and industrial giant, warns that enemies seek to cripple production through insiders, and urges unity of labor and capital against a common threat.
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Walter Winchell
United States
America
Belgium
War Ministry Reports German Forces In Action Across Front
The war ministry says German columns and communication centers flank Paris and Bremen and Hamburg areas. Fighting on the Lys is described as extremely violent as Allied forces struggle amid encirclement after Belgian capitulation. French artillery shatters a railway line near the Rhine while German troops repulse near Chateau Porcien. The high command reports northward resistance with high German losses and local successes on the Somme and Aisne while Belgian troops capitulate. More than 30 miles of the Dunkerque coast remains Allied and pocketed troops promise to fight on.
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Bremen
Hamburg
War Ministry
Lys
Leopold
Rhine
Aisne
Chateau Porcien
High Command
Somme
Ing
Aning
Dunkerque
England
Belgian royal children arrive in Lisbon during war
Paris Soir reports the Belgian royal children reached Lisbon to stay for the war. A Lisbon dispatch notes they left Cahors, France, by automobile last Sunday.
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Lisbon
Paris
Paris Soir
Libon
Cahors
France
Street Sentenced to 60 Days and Fined in County Case
Street occupied a room for immoral purposes and was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail with two years suspended. He must pay $106 and court costs and perform work on the county roads.
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Plummie McCuller
James Maxen
Lex McCuller
William Long
Goldie Long
Francis Bailey
Kathleen Johnson
Co. L. White
Route One
J. Hampton
James Tate
Gordy
R. Barney
Charlotte
Clifford Suggs
Hood Street
Virgil Cecil
Mangum
Pete Clemmons
Redding
Sam Truitt
English Street
James Herman Nicholson
Ridge Street
Arlie Winford Winslow
Inglish Street
George McCarr
South Main Street
Consolidated
John Warren
Archdale
Dr. M. Martin
Austin Street
Spec
Percy Lee Wright
Kivett Drive
Tommy Massey
Underhill Street
Darrell A. Bost
Charles C. Osterwald
Chapel Hill
Rufus Laws
Randleman
O. J. Cagle
William H. McKinney
ADC
Helen Vaghn
Woodruff
D. C
Guilford County
W. A. Warner
Street
Defense spending and tax plans raise national defense loan
Congress tackles a $3 billion defense bill and new taxes to fund military buildup. A seven member Roosevelt commission will push production, while a debt expansion to $48 billion enables sale of defense obligations.
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Congress
Stephen Early
Roosevelt
National Defense
National Defense Commission
Edward RR. Stettinius, Jr
United States Steel
Williams. Knudsen
General Motors
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Chester C. Davis
Federal Reserve Board
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farmer
Ralph Budd
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Leon Henderson
Securities Commission
Miss Harriet Elliott
University of North Carolina
Civil mobilization in Italy expands with volunteers and pensioned workers
Young Fascists patrol traffic as air raid duty uniforms appear in Rome. Government plans replace conscripts with pensioned employees, prioritizing large families, while a million and a half volunteers including women and minors join industrial and agricultural work. La Tribuna notes Paris hopes to lift blockades.
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Rome
Fascist Party
la Tribuna
Paris
Rev F L Conrad Opens Lutheran Synod Meet
Hickory May 29 The 36th annual convention of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina opened with a communion service led by Rev F L Conrad of High Point A sermon by Dr J L Morgan of Salisbury and reports and officer elections followed Today and tomorrow feature ordination services with the convention closing Friday
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Hickory
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
F. L. Conrad
High Point
J. L. Morgan
Salisbury
German Forces Break Through Northwest Front Driving to Dunkerque
German high command reports massive advances in Northern France and Belgium as Lille and Dunkerque areas collapse. The drive envelops Ostend Dixmude and Ypres pocket with widespread air raids and naval activity. Belgian king Leopold capitulates, Belgian forces surrender, and Goering threatens reprisals against Allied prisoners.
Hospital ships sunk amid Channel bombing
Military circles report two hospital ships were bombed and sunk while crossing the English Channel several days ago. The attacks caused serious loss of life and involved German planes.
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London
English Channel
Narvik Hold Harbors Allies Graves Grim Outlook
The Narvik region remains the sole Allied foothold in Norway after early May withdrawals from Namsos and Andalsnes. The capture gives a sea and air base near Arctic Norway, with Narvik about 400 miles from Trondheim and close to German targets near the British Isles. Churchill aides urged restraint over Leopold's capitulation as Germany looms, and Britain forms a tanks production board while tightening security and widening wartime taxes.
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Norway
Namsos
Andalsnes
Norwegian
Arctic Circle
British Isles
Trondheim
Germany
Alfred Duff Cooper
Leopold
Gallipoli
Churchill
Roger Keyes
Commons
Herbert Morrison
Britain
Alexander Roger
Ministry of Munitions
Morrison
Westminister
Parliament
Metropolitan Police
Special War Constabulary
Kingsley Wood
Urban residents move to country
Greensboro May 29 Special to The Enterprise George L Stansbury chairman of Guilford County board of commissioners cites rural school attendance data to explain stagnant urban growth as residents migrate outward. White rural schools show steady gains 1937 1938 1939 while Negro rural schools show a decline across the same years.
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Greensboro
George L. Stansbury
Board of County Commissioners
Guilford County
Stansbury
Weather Outlook for Carolinas and Virginia with Winds
Mostly tonight and Thursday scattered showers in North and South Carolina with little temperature change. Virginia to see showers Thursday and late tonight. Northeasterly winds fade into fresh easterlies south, coastal areas overcast and windy tonight. Wilmington and Raleigh readings indicate mild trends with scattered showers across the region.
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North Carolina
South Caro
Virginia
Sandy Hook
Hatter
Hatteras
Jackson
Ton
Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Dsseess
Birmingham
Charleston
Copumbia
Galveston
Greensboro
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Menon
Diveesvegen
Ees
Minn-St. P. Desedves
Qa Bobuing
Ait. Mitchell
New Orleans
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Si Spartanburg
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
Woman Slightly Hurt in Traffic Accident
Mrs Kathleen Wood of View Street was slightly hurt when a truck and a bicycle collided near Ward and Prospect Street yesterday afternoon. The car was driven by Mr Hawkins of Thomasville and the truck belonged to Kennedy Company. Wood received treatment at a physician’s office.
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Kathleen Wood
View Street
Iite
Ward
Prospect St
Hawkins
Thomasville
Kennedy Company
Wood
War Today reports on guarded drive and Dunkerque trap
Clipped paragraphs describe a Wehrmacht push toward the Belgian coast as German forces encircle allied troops near Dunkerque. The piece weighs whether an oceanic escape is possible while pondering Leopold and shifting strategy, with concern for heavy bombardment and a perilous channel evacuation.
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High Point Committee
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Murray White
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F. R. Taylor
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