Local Weather Update North and South States
Fair tonight with frost possible in western areas and rising temperatures into Tuesday. North Carolina looks for warmer conditions with increasing clouds, South Carolina and Georgia see a gradual warmth relief. Coastal Hatteras to Jacksonville expect light to fresh northerly winds, fair weather tonight and Tuesday. Sino transitions indicate potential rain in extreme south by Tuesday night.
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Tobacco control program details for farm plan
The proposal outlines a wait period of 30 days and a future January 15 decision on surpluses. Cautional quotas would allocate surplus shares among tobacco states by five year production totals with local committees setting individual quotas. Three percent of the national quota would be reserved for new production and small farmers would receive a 2400 pound exemption from quotas.
Private Capital Loans Considered to Spur Building
President Roosevelt may urge Congress this week to back private building through RFC loans to mortgage firms, and to boost FHA insured financing from 20 to 50 percent for small homes. He also plans talks with utility company leaders on a large scale construction push as power policy uncertainty slows private work.
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Grange Sets Agriculture Policy Focus on Taxation and Cooperation
The Grange outlines its agriculture policy emphasizing taxation tied to ability to pay, cooperation among farmers with one-member-one-vote governance, and strengthening extension services. It calls for separating tax-supported services from farm organizations, reducing county agent burdens, and increasing funds for extension, education, and research to aid farmers.
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Bipartisan reforms aim to ease farm credit and budgeting
Proposals seek a bi partisan board to administer farm credit with pooled terms, lower interest on farm loan bonds, and loans at the lowest rates consistent with sound business. The plan urges budget balance, efficiency, and taxpayer protection while fostering government labor and agriculture cooperation to spur recovery and employment. It also advocates world peace through nonaggression and defense readiness without profit from war.
Mrs Allen Dies After Car Crash Near High Point
Mrs. Allen was killed in a two vehicle wreck that overturned and demolished the car. Her daughter Juanita Fay Allen and husband George Allen survive along with five sisters and three brothers. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 30 pm with burial in Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Duke of Guise Plans Reconquest Amid National Tensions
The Duke of Guise, in exile in Belgium, urges reconquest as police search for arms caches and royalists held by the Surete Nationale face a broad national inquiry. The 5,000 word manifesto circulated in Paris calls for moral courage amid difficulties.
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Doris Duke Cromwell Receives Major Inheritance Boost
On her 25th birthday Doris Duke Cromwell gains between 10 and 18 million dollars via her father's estate. A family party at the Somerville estate noted the addition, tied to her trust that will deliver a final third at age 30. The Cromwells plan a Hawaii Christmas trip.
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Monarch's Return Promise as France Seeks Unity
The speaker pledges to reclaim the throne to end dictatorial rule and restore France to its former mission. He asserts his ability to ensure happiness and prosperity through a union between the people and a rightful king, aiming for peace and national unity.
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Sit-Down Strikers Split as Martin Meets Officials
Martin and his secretary Vivian Fox visited the plant with Detroit A A W A attorney Leonard Netzorg. Strikers invited Martin to speak and questioned him after his remarks. Martin said workers are ready to resume, but operations depend on the corporation. Local meeting planned. company officials left the plant after overnight presence. The international board praised the strikers but warned such strikes will not be tolerated.
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Debate on Crop Control Starts Amid Agricultural Plan Push
Democratic leaders pressed Congress toward the president's four point agricultural program covering agriculture wages and hours executive reorganization and regional planning. Vice President Garner Speaker Bankhead and Senate leaders Barkley and Rayburn met with the president to speed action. Bankhead forecast an early committee finish on revising the planning proposal focusing on natural resources surveys. The Senate filibuster on the anti lynching bill continued, with the farm bill expected to take precedence. The crop control measure envisions a government farmer partnership combining voluntary and compulsory acreage and marketing controls backed by loans and soil conservation subsidies.
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Chinese Use New Planes Aids Nanking Defenses
Reinforcements rush to Nanking as Chinese air forces struggle. A mysterious message urged Chiang Kai-shek to surrender to Japan, while a Japanese spokesman confirmed a dropped note but kept text secret. Japanese claim capture of Wusih as forces push north from Wusih to Kiangyan along the Yangtze with better weather.
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Seventeen Game Law Violators Convicted In North Carolina
Raleigh November 22 John D Chalk commissioner of game and inland fishing announced seventeen persons convicted recently on charges of hunting out of season or illegal possession of game Fifteen faced quail hunting before season one killed an otter and one held quail for sale.
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Staging of Tobacco Road Faces New Orleans Crackdown
A dozen actors arrived in New Orleans to perform Tobacco Road as city officials oppose the play. Police Superintendent George Reyer warned that anyone attempting to open would be jailed, while Carlton Miles of Tobacco Road Inc. insisted the production would go on.
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Youth Faces Manslaughter Charge in Father's Death
Beaufort sheriff said a warrant for manslaughter would be served on Larose Mann, 16, after he testified he accidentally shot and killed his father Ronnie Mann, 40, while defending his mother during a beating. The youth, released overnight to stay with his mother, faces a $1000 bond.
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Whale Louse Parasite Attaches to Whale Skin
A small jointed creature related to freshwater shrimp infests whale skin as a parasitic isopod known as the whale louse. It attaches to the whale’s surface, causing irritation and potential illness for the host.
Train Your Eyes to See Beauty in Everyday Things
John van Guilder urges fellow photographers to find beauty inside themselves, not in glamorous subjects. He cites a world famous photographer who turns dull settings like a railroad yard into art by framing rails, steam, and fog to reveal mood and atmosphere.
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Southern District Moravians Hold Kernersville Retreat
Ministers of the Southern Province Moravian church gathered in Kernersville for a Tuesday retreat at the Kernersville Moravian church. Rev. Herbert Spaugh spoke on The Place of the Sermon In Protestant Worship and Dr. Edmund Schwarze discussed the Ministers Devotional Life. Guests toured Kerners Folly, and evening contests yielded prizes to Kathryn Bellamy and Idelle Linville with Eleanor Stratford treasure hunt gifts. A linen shower honored Mrs Raymond Warren. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Lyndon Huff on November 14 at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem.
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Mrs Godwin Claims Self-Defense In Murder Charge
LILLINGTON Nov 22 Mrs Lina Pope Godwin told a Harnett county jury she shot and killed Furman E Godwin her third husband in self defense After jury selection Mestor Claud Canady said Mrs Godwin would submit to the charge of killing her husband with a deadly weapon but claimed self defense
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Vice President Garner Refuses Birthday Age Claim
On his birthday November 22 1934 Vice President Garner insisted he is 68 not 69 until a Biographical Directory proved he was born November 22 1868. He joked about keeping up with dates calling himself the spare tire of government while a senator noted he would lead faster in Congress. He added he hopes to be here at 70.
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New Orleans Arms Smuggling Probe Expands
Federal grand jury witnesses are summoned in New Orleans to probe an alleged plot to smuggle ammunition to Honduras in violation of neutrality laws. Five men face conspiracy charges including J S West of United Fruit, with West reported in Honduras and others—Israel Slobotzky, Walter J Stauffer, Louis H Hardie, James F—arrested and released on bonds for Wednesday appearances.
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Typhoon Death Toll Rises to 219 in Manila Area
The discovery of 49 more bodies brings the known death toll from last week’s typhoon to 219. Officials say the total likely will reach about 300 as recovery continues.
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Active Volcanoes Typically Adjacent to Seas
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