United States Eyes Disarmament Drive With Industrial Backing
U S leaders outline plans for a 20 year program to couple disarmament with trade policy and domestic stabilization. They envision a large armament to deter totalitarian powers, backed by heavy industry, aimed at ending unemployment and shaping global diplomacy. The approach signals U S leadership in disarmament while resisting the good neighbor policy.
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U S Orders Three Battleships plans biggest air force
A man identified as J. F. Holton about 45 with address 1006 Holton street was found dying on Greensboro road near the George T. Penny home around midnight and died at Burrus Memorial hospital. He had a fractured skull and broken right leg and appeared run over by a vehicle. No witnesses by 2:30 a m. Body sent to Sechrest's Funeral Home as Sheriff Jones continued the inquiry.
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Wagner Act Repeal Threat and Naval Build Plan
A House leader warned that without administration backed amendments the Wagner Labor Act could be repealed by Republicans and Independent Democrats. The Navy announced orders for three 35 000 ton battleships at about 150 million dollars, with total outlays near 225 million including armament.
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France Faces Anti-Semitic Pressure Amid Refugee Tensions
Reporting from Nov. 19 describes rising anti Semitism in France tied to German refugees and Jewish leaders. Premier Daladier and ex premier Blum face scrutiny as Action Francaise blames American bankers and lawmakers in Parliament debate steps to curb anti Jewish actions.
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Undefeated Duke Notre Dame Oklahoma Win Titles Across Leagues
Duke secures Southern Conference by defeating North Carolina State as Oklahoma tops Iowa State to claim the Big Six title. Notre Dame uses field goals to beat Northwestern 9-7, Texas Christian clips Rice 29-7, and Minnesota shuts Wisconsin 21-0 to seize the Big Ten crown. Pittsburgh receives a lift with Marshall Goldberg returning to duty.
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Ennis Denies Part In Killing In Hickory Trial
In Hickory Superior Court James Ennis of High Point denied being at Rocky House the night of February 17 1936 when R C Hawn was beaten to death. Ennis testified he visited a hospital then home to bed about 10 pm. State witness Champ Terry claimed Ennis helped carry Hawn from a car after an attack by Bost.
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Scores Of Top Grid Battles
Major college football results across the day include Michigan 18 over Ohio State 0 and Notre Dame 9 over Northwest. State games show Pitt 26 over Penn State 0 and Auburn 23 over Georgia 14 with several other scores such as TCU 29 over Rice 7 and Stanford 0 over California 6.
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Hitlers Seat On Top Of The World Shaky
A massive cave in on West Broad Street in High Point during the $900000 grade crossing project flooded tracks and toppled utilities. Buildings along the street were condemned and occupants evacuated as engineers assess losses and city officials promise protection for the city.
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Taft And Dewey Favored For 1940 Republican Nomination
Washington dispatch notes Dewey and Taft emerge as leading figures for the 1940 GOP nomination. Dewey’s New York governorship loss contrasts with Taft’s Ohio Senate victory, but New York’s electoral heft keeps both in sharper focus for potential standard bearer status.
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