TVA officials defend cost, scope and plan in hearings
Division chiefs of the Tennessee Valley Authority argued the agency functions to provide power and shape regional projects, while reports were filed for further review. Executives from private utilities challenged TVA rate policies as potentially harmful to competition, as Supreme Court arguments on TVA power rights proceeded.
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Lake James Dragged for Missing Woman Body Believed Drowned
Waters of Lake James near Marion North Carolina were dragged today for the body of Mrs. Essie Leonard age 45 believed drowned. Mrs Leonard had been missing since Friday.
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Magician and wife to headline Junior high program
Loring Campbell the magician and ventriloquist and his wife Mrs Kathryne Campbell present a program at the Junior high school auditorium this evening as the second Entertainment Festival event sponsored by the Altrusa club. The show starts at 8 15 and features classic tricks plus ventriloquism. Proceeds benefit the Altrusa club scholarship fund at High Point college.
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College Students To Present Play The Footlighters
High Point College drama club under Milton Wenger begins work on The Actors Have Come a December production. Cast includes Susie Hester from Wendell and Jane Reid from Colorado Springs with many other students from across the United States.
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Brooklyn
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James Reach
Vera Idol
United States
Josie Ott
Susie Hester
Wendell
Connie Ott
Harriett Berry
Charlotte
Bassett Crump
Phil Buglione
Mt. Vernon
Maude Winslowby
Jane Reid
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gordon Garrick
Charles Sharpe
Greensboro
George Smith
Morton Lamet
Freeport
L. IL
Adoree Arlaine
Doris Metger
Frostburg
Minnie Myers
Eleanor Welch
Vi Jenkins
C. B. Owens
Miami University
Small Share Fly for Any Reason in United States
Only 2.5 million people out of 130 million total US population fly for any reason. This statistic highlights limited air travel participation in the nation.
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United States
Winchell Defends Constitution Amid World Tyranny
Walter Winchell argues the Constitution protects every American against tyranny while condemning the brutal actions of European dictators. He contrasts the Founders’ vision with recent atrocities, noting the mass suffering of Jews, Catholics, and Protestants and the cruelty of unarmed civilians driven from their homes.
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Belgium
U. C. C. Warns on Coaching Fraud In Exams
Durham reports Dr. Frank deVyever, supervisor of merit examinations for the North Carolina Unemployment Compensation Commission, warns applicants against coaching scams claiming inside information. No group has special access. sample questions do not exist and exams are not prepared until December. Also notes 1937 oil taxes and motor registration fees totaling $399.6 million and 27.5 percent of the tax bill.
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Soaring Pilot Populations in US and Germany
About 800 soaring pilots exist in the United States and roughly 15,000 in Germany. The figures indicate Germany hosts far more soaring enthusiasts than the United States.
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Germany
Funeral Services For Covington Victims In Washington
Funeral services for William and Timothy Covington of Washington D C will be held at Oak Grove Christian church Wednesday at 2 o clock. Timothy and William were among six in a car that plunged into the Potomac river Saturday morning November 12 during dense fog while avoiding a head on collision. one escaped alive.
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
New Boy Scout Troop Formed on Southside
Warren B. Steele organized a new Southside Boy Scout troop, meeting at the Southside Community Center. The committee includes Clarence Haizlip W A Evans and Dock Wilson. Evangelist Lindsay of Winston Salem to lead revival at St Mathews C M E beginning Tuesday night at 8 continuing to Friday nightly.
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Dock Wilson
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St. Mathews
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Second lyceum program to feature Mrs Kathryn Lewis Henderson
The second lyceum program of the school year will be in William Penn auditorium Sunday afternoon November 20 at 4 o'clock. It features a song recital by Mrs Kathryn Lewis Henderson of East Orange New Jersey noted soprano and former Church of the Epiphany soloist. She directs the Tuttle Community Center Raleigh and trained at St Augustine College Bishop Tuttle School of Social Work Raleigh. Her voice studies included William Hermon formerly of the Metropolitan Opera. The public is welcome and a silver offering will be lifted.
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T. A. Kearns
Wesley Memorial
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Mrs. Ford
Sylvia Alford
Nona Dockery
Jesus
Solo
Malinda Lou
Mars Hill Church Speaker Mamie Smith to Discuss Eternity
Rev. Mamie Smith will address the morning service at Mars Hill Holiness Church on the topic Where Will You Spend Eternity. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
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Wed ding of King Solomon Arts Play At St Marks
St Marks M E church invites the public to a play The Wed ding of King Solomon on Monday evening November 21 staged by Ladies Aid Circle No 1. At the circle meeting Mrs J I Hall Day street was thanked for hosting and officers were elected including president Mrs A J Griffin and vice president Mrs V Barnhill. Donations for Thanksgiving were approved for needy families.
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Orlando
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Moon Street
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Jamestown
Burrus Memorial Hospital
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St. Mark's M. E. Church
King Solomon
J. 1
Hall
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Lovers Aweigh in a Navy Station Tale
Judy Alcott faces a love triangle at a naval base as Dwight Campbell nears marriage to Marvel Hastings while Jack Hanley longs for Judy. Diane Bell arranges a day out and they spot Marvel lunching with a dark, attentive man, hinting at drama to come.
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Dwight Campbell
Jack Hanley
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Texarkana
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Diane Bell
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Jack
Diane
Los Angeles
Local Meeting Attendees and Notable Shifts
The group listed officers secretary Miss Roberta Robbins assistant secretary Miss Gladys Robinson and treasurer Mrs J I Hall. Present were Mrs 8V Barnhill Mrs Nannie Burrus Mrs Earlene Ballinger Mrs Cozette Davidson Mrs Sara Evans Mrs Reba Gill Mrs A J Griffin Mrs Maud Hinton Mrs Ola Peebles Mrs Angeline Rhinehardt Mia Eva Williams and Misses Roberta Robbins Gladys Robinson. Mrs Odessa Harris, recently operated on at Burrus Memorial Hospital, is convalescing at 306 Moon Street. Nettie Revels has returned to Orlando Florida after months with her mother Bertha Carter of 306 Moon Street.
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Gladys Robinson
J. I. Hall
8.V. Barnhill
Nannie Burrus
Earlene Ballinger
Cozette Davidson
Sara Evans
Reba Gill
A. J. Griffin
Maud Hinton
Ola Peebles
Angeline Rhinehardt
Eva Williams
Odessa Harris
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bertha Carter
Moon Street
Nettie Revels
Orlando
Florida
Coffee valued as a drink linked to Arabian monastery inmates
Europeans trace coffee's value to an old Arabian monastery where inmates are credited with discovering its benefits. The claim suggests a historic link between monastic life and early appreciation of coffee as a beverage.
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