Europe’s Peace Depends on Hitler Mussolini Slipping Back
Babson Park analyst predicts no war soon with Europe awaiting Hitler and Mussolini to retreat. He argues inflation looms if conflict is delayed and names Japan as the real threat. The plan centers on a Baltic approach through Lithuania Latvia and possibly Estonia to bottle up Russia and extend German food and resource access.
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Europe
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Mussolini
Hitler
Babson Park
Massachusetts
Germany
Italy
Japan
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Mediterranean Sea
England
Baltic Sea
Lithuania
Latvia
East Prussia
Russia
Poland
Ethiopia
China
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Rhine
Danube
France
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Sweden
Holland
Denmark
Belgium
Estonia
der Fuehrer
Ukraine
Zechoslovakia Rumania
Yugoslavia
Fluce
Forget Spain but Watch Germany in 1940s view
A writer argues that Germany and Mussolini sustain confidence if economic conditions hold, warns of potential world conflict, and urges backing England as a key ally. He predicts inflation in Europe, cautions against investing in Europe, and calls for strong American defense including bomb shelters and morale support for Britain.
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Woodrow Wilson
Germany
England
Russia
Europe
France
Spain
Hitler
Mussolini
United States
Pacific
Seattle
San Francisco
Japan
Beware The Cough From a Common Cold Ad
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for persistent coughs from colds or bronchial irritation. It claims ingredients like Pine Compound and root extract, promises rapid soothing of inflamed mucous and a money back guarantee if relief is not obtained, and urges customers to insist on the genuine product.
Bishop Kern Splits On Convention Hosting Question
In Raleigh a reporter asked Bishop Paul B. Kern where the Methodist convention would be held. He quipped about Baptist status and differences between conferences and conventions. Tom Best, veteran correspondent, wears a badge reading Duke Rose Bowl Bound.
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Enterprise
Tom Best
Commissioner Chalk Presides Over Zone 10 Meeting
John D. Chalk, commissioner of game and inland fish, presided in Washington over Zone 10 of the National Planning Council of Fish Commissioners. He chairs the Zone which covers Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina.
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John D. Chalk
Game and Inland Fish
Department of Conservation and Development
Washington
National Planning Council of Fish Commissiners
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Gravely in Raleigh with no political comments
State Senator Lee L Gravely of Rocky Mount, a top general assembly figure, visited Raleigh on Wednesday and Thursday but offered no quotes on politics. Paul Rosekrans, chief engineer, noted 12259 highway patrol radio calls from September 27 to October 31 and said agencies now cooperate and about 10 to 16 cities have bought receivers to monitor the system.
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Lee L. Gravely
Rocky Mount
General Assembly
Raleigh
State Highway Patrol
Paul Rosekrans
Poet Andrew Howell to Read at State Literary Session
A North Carolina coast poet Andrew J. Howell of Wilmington will read selections from his poems at the upcoming session of the state Literary and Historical association. Dr C C Crittenden, secretary of the association, announced the event. The remarks note welfare department and prison department oversight changes discussed by A A F Seawell the attorney general in Charlotte.
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North Carolina
Andrew J. Howell
Wilmington
State Literary and Historical Association
C. C. Crittenden
Association
Welfare Department
A. A. F. Seawell
Charlotte
Employment service press agent halts propaganda effort
It notes that Mike Dunnagen, the press agent, will not issue further propaganda for his client Mrs. J. B. Spillman in department releases.
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Mike Dunnagen
Employment Service
J. B. Spillman
Governor Hoey jokes about Congress and money
A North Carolina correspondent asks Governor Clyde R. Hoey what Congress will do. Hoey replies he does not know and jokes that he could make money if he could guarantee understanding his talk in Washington after addressing the North Carolina Society.
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Congress
Clyde R. Hoey
Washington
North Carolina Society
Governor Hoey speaks without manuscript in Washington
Report notes Governor Hoey appearing to broadcast without a written copy and joking that he stops when time ends. In a separate item, crews begin pouring the first pillar of a new five story state office building, with workers digging deep on the site, indicating substantial substructure.
Report on weekly disease cases in state health division
The Division of Epidemiology for the week ended November 18 recorded 20 reportable disease cases led by syphilis with 181 cases, the week ended November 6 showed 1 026 total cases, and the week ended November 14, 1936 had 6551 cases reported.
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Ansuel
Parachutist Returns Safe After Equipment Breaks
Portland official Alan Greenwood praised a girl professional parachutist after a emergency chute failure. The incident involved a 110 pound jumper, with Greenwood wearing only the regular chute and noting the craft’s malfunction.
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Portland
Ore
Alan Greenwood
Greenwood
Greenwoo
Drilling Spoils Water Well Squirts Oil-like Stream
After two weeks of drilling at a Chicago site John Wieting heard a roar and watched a squid-shaped jet splash 15 feet high. Spectators cried oil but Welting declared the liquid was wet artesian water and the spectacle quickly faded.
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Chicago
John Wieting
Convict Man of Drunk en Driving in Thomasville Court
Richard Wray was convicted of drunken driving in Thomasville Municipal Court and ordered to pay a $60 fine plus court costs. his license was revoked for twelve months. Clifford Lewis was found guilty of reckless driving and fined for court costs and damages to an automobile. Walter Staton received a two year road sentence for perverting Lavenia Renick with an Odell Peetone. he was guilty of carrying a concealed weapon and taxed $50 plus costs, plus six months road sentence suspended on good behavior for two years. Eva and Rebecca McLendon were convicted of assault with a deadly weapon against Cathisen Greeson. Eva’s six months in jail was suspended on good behavior for two years, with half costs and medical bills payable, Rebecca’s sentence suspended on good behavior for two years. Lee Lewis and Roy Henderson were found guilty of larceny of seed rye from Charlie Shuler’s field. each given three months road sentence plus a suspended nine months, the latter conditional on two years of good behavior.
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Thomasville
Richard Wray
Clifford Lewis
Walter Staton
Lavenia Renick
Odell Peetone
Toad
Eva McLendon
Rebecca McLendon
Cathisen Greeson
Eva
Rebecca
Lee Lewis
Roy Henderson
Charlie Shuler
DeSoto Praised for Luxury and Safety by Lowell Thomas
Radio commentator Lowell Thomas extols a new DeSoto car praising its luxury, fast pickup, easy handling, larger hydraulic brakes, and quieter ride. He urges readers to vote for the model as a top choice.
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Lowell Thomas
Bhajer Bowes Aaeteur Heer Codumdiie
A Thursday schedule shows an event at 8 to 16 p.m. with a fee of £47. Organizers invite attendees to join at the network venue and time window.
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Bhajer Bowes
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