Weather summary and cotton region readings across the South
The report covers partly cloudy conditions and scattered showers in the Carolinas and Virginia with fair weather in the north. Georgia and the Charlotte area see partly cloudy skies with showers, and winds shift from southwest to moderate. Official cotton region temperatures list highs from the upper 70s to mid 80s and lows in the 60s, with rainfall amounts recorded in several stations.
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North
South Carolina
Virginia
South
Georgia
North West
Hatteras
Jacksonville
South Portion
Sandy Hook
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Max Min
Weber
Birmingham
Otiek
Charleston
Eedsuse
Sharlotte
Babeaces
Hieago
eudGaee
Poimmaria
Porvoe
Jalveston
Ahwe Casas A
Perotisegto
Nsesceceess
Pure Ck
Fackeonville
Key West
Seuss
Wttle Rock
Uweoue
St. Paul
Mobile
San Antonio
San Francisco
Spantanburg
Se Vans Ckeawss
Washington
Newton Allen Hospitalized After Heart Attack
E. Newton Allen of 244 South Wain Street High Point, formerly with Allen Brothers merchants, was taken to Guilford Hospital yesterday for treatment after a recent heart attack. Attendants reported his condition showed improvement this afternoon.
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E. Newton Allen
South Wain Street
High Point
Allen Brothwe
Guilford Hospital
Allen
Victoria Prepares as King George VI in Canada Tour
In Victoria British Columbia crowds await King George VI and Queen Elizabeth during their North American tour with public addresses in Ottawa Quebec and Winnipeg cited. Royal visit highlights include Victoria City sights Mount Baker views and Patricia Bay air base construction as Canada strengthens its air defense.
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Frank H. King
Victoria
B. C
Canada
George VI
Elizabeth
Quebec
Ottawa
Winnipeg
United States
George
North America
Vancouver
Patricia Bay
Mount Baker
Washington
San Juan Island
Great Britain
Pacific
Britain
San Juan
Government House
Foreign Affairs Panel Attacks Hull War Program
The Foreign Affairs Committee criticizes Secretary Hull's new act stating its effect would make the United States a slaughterhouse and arsenal for arms and war implements, urging reconsideration of the policy.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Hull
United States
Navy Pays Tribute as Squalus Sub Sinks to Depths
The Navy honors 26 sailors entombed with the Squalus as divers attempt a new salvage plan to raise the sunken submarine. Operations shift to shallower waters with pontoons. divers toil in 29 degree water while one man endures 52 minutes inside the hull as a human guinea pig. Ruth Desau tel pays tribute to Sherman Shirley of Little Rock, who was to wed Sunday, casting a wreath on the scene.
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Shirley
Ruth Desautel
Dover
N. H
Sherman Shirley
Little Rock
Ark
Squalus
William Badders
Nazis Ransack Bishop's Salzburg Home Amid Uncertain Claims
Archdiocese officials report Nazi forces ransacked the Bishop's residence in Salzburg. The Archbishop, seeking asylum, moved to a seminary after government authorities claimed use of church properties, citing historic guarantees by Emperor Francis II.
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Salzburg
Hitler
Francis II of
Austria
Williams Sues For Divorce In Municipal Court
Frank Williams files divorce suit against Thelma M. Williams in Municipal Court clerk's office alleging two years of separation as the grounds for the action.
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the Municipal Court
Frank Williams
Thelma M. Williams
Senate fate uncertain as Britain sea policy debated
Nations and especially Great Britain control the seas. Its future in the Senate looks uncertain. Senator La Follette predicted it would bring a lot of legitimate debate in committee and on the Senate floor.
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Great Britain
Senate
la Follette
Czech Deposits Handed to Nazis via BIS Action
Basel May 30 The Bank for International Settlements said it authorized transferring about 25 million deposited in the Bank of England for the Czechoslovak National Bank to Germany after the Czech National Bank demanded the funds. The BIS noted deposits to central banks are immune and pledged only to verify Czech signatures.
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Basle
Switzerland
Pete One Bank For Internationalettlements
Germany
Bank of England
House of Commons
David Lloyd George
Bank For International Settlement
International Bank
London
Yonn
Postmaster Just Misses Pay Rise
Washington May 30. Postal officials say High Point postmaster narrowly misses a pay raise by 34027 dollars in the coming fiscal year as local receipts reach 243749.98. With gross receipts between 222222 and 277777 the yearly salary stays 3900, while an extra 34027 would lift it to 4000.
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Washington, D. C
High Point
Post Office Department
Erroneous Reports Have Croydon Port Ready For Arrival
The father, a prominent attorney, discusses the search for Tommy, a pilot famed for the Baby Clipper. He rejects rumors of a near landing at Saint Bees and hopes for a telegram confirming London arrival and a reunion in New York.
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Croydon
Tommy
Smith
London
New York
Saint Bees
England
Man Reformed by Breakfast Duty in Local Court
Thomasville May 30 Judge C W Gilliam sentences T R Weaver a Negro man for assault with a deadly weapon on his wife. Weaver is ordered to cook Sunday breakfasts for three months and behave, six months on the highways suspended. Hattie Sorrell found guilty of shooting, two year jail sentence suspended on costs and good behavior. Melvin Garner George Wampler convicted of drunkenness and pay costs. A R Kenney Greensboro convicted of speeding and pay costs.
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Thomasville
C. W. Gilliam
T. R. Weaver
Thomaasvile
Gillam
Weaver
Hattie Sorrell
Hazel Lee
Sorrell
Melvin Garner
George Wampler
A. R. Kenney
Greensboro
Aged man held for dual murder in Florida
Oliver Bishop 74, a Tampa pensioner, is held for the double slaying of his son George and granddaughter Louise Mount 22. He confessed to killing them with an iron weight in a cottage, saying bitter family troubles led to the murders and that he buried the bodies near tidewater.
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Tampa
Fla
Oliver Bishop Todo
Georg6
Louw Mount
M. Beasley
Ware
Louise
Eld
Bishop
Beasley
Tidewater
Georges
Frances Bodenheimer 62 dies at Thomasville home
Frances Bodenheimer wife of Charlie Bodenheimer of Thomasville route 2 died Monday after six months illness. She was a Forsyth County native and survived by two sons John and Clinton, three daughters Mrs Reid Mrs Yokeley and Mrs Robertson, a sister Mrs Coggins and a half sister Mrs Yow, twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services set for eleven with interment in New Philadelphia Moravian Cemetery.
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Frances Bodenheimer
Thomasville
Charlie O. Bodenmer
Route 2
Vis Reid
Winston-Sal
R. H. Yokeley
Montrebertson
Lexington
John
Thomasy
Clinton
Joe Coggins
New Philadelphia
Memorial Service Honored By Kernersville Legion Unit
Kernersville Post of the American Legion led by Commander Grover Bodenhamer held a memorial service at St. Paul Episcopal Church in Winston-Salem Sunday at 5 p.m. The report also notes local residents A N Linville and Clay Parrish families visiting and Postmaster J Harmon Linville returning from hospital after a burn incident in High Point.
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Kernersville
Amman Legion
Grover Bodenhamer
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Winston-Salem
A. N. Linvil
Minn Beach
New Bern
Clay Parrish
Horace
Craig
Parrish
Red Springs
J. Harmon Linville
Kernville
High Po
High Point
Mainville
Presbyterians Debate North South Union Amid Assembly Talks
The North South union plan was discussed by Rev Murphy of Booneville and Rev Ellia of Sikton with Rev Jones of Greensboro urging rejection. A report on women's work cites 2,520 auxiliaries with 179,485 members and a total of 1,254,744 dollars. new treasurer Miss Ma Quidor of Atlanta and secretary Jane McGaughey were elected. The World Council was endorsed with Dr J R Cunningham and Dr Homer McMillan named as representatives. plans for Protestant relief and attendance at future meetings were set as the assembly aims to adjourn tonight.
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Mexico
D. Murphy
Booneville
Dorsey Ellia
Sikton
W. P. Jones
Greensboro
Ma’ Quidor
Atlanta
Jane McGaughey
Atlants
C. M. N Fleet
Winston-Salem
Audley Morton
Athens
World Council of Churches
J. R. Cunningham
Homer McMillan
Europe
A. 8. Johnson
Charlotte
H. T. Graham
Florent S
Alliance of Reformed Churches
Fashion Demands Boost France Lace Industry Prosperity
Fashion demand drives strong growth in France's lace sector as designers seek intricate textiles. Industry reports indicate rising orders from Paris ateliers and regional firms, signaling a rebound in craft exports and employment.
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France
London Plans Open Air Dancing in Ten Parks This Summer
City officials announced a summer program offering open air dancing in ten London parks with free sessions for residents. The initiative aims to provide outdoor cultural activity across multiple neighborhoods and attract varied age groups.
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London
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