Nazis To Continue Anti Jewish Drive In Berlin
Berlin reports indicate Nazi plans to press the anti Jewish campaign through the winter led by Propaganda Minister Goebbels. He will address 1000 colleagues at the Kroll Opera House as 1500 Berlin meetings are planned with films like Jewry Without the Mask. A ban on most Jewish religious services was announced, provoking bitterness as Nazi strategy unfolds while awaiting Chamberlain Daladier talks in Paris.
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Berlin
British Tanganyika
East Africa
Goebbels
Kroll Opera House
Zwoelf Uhr Blatt
British Africa
Guiana
Chamberlain
Paris
Daladier
United States
Germany
Foreign Office
Washington
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Tanganyika
Hitler Says Germany and France No Longer Divided
Hitler received France's new ambassador Robert Coulondre at Berchtesgaden and stated that Germany and France are no longer divided by border conflicts. He urged mutual esteem and neighborly cooperation in economic and cultural realms for Europe’s well being. Paris hailed the pledge as a renunciation of claims to Alsace Lorraine.
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Berchtesgaden
Germany
Hitler
France
Robert Coulondre
Moscow
Fuehrer
Europe
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Alsace-Lorraine
Eastern Democratic talks wrap as plans for western outreach unfold
A conference of eastern and western Democratic leaders concluded in New York with Chairman James A. James A. meeting plans for similar talks with western leaders. The gathering aimed to review losses in the November 8 elections and set up a joint strategy for the party.
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York
James A, Y
WPA Officials Outline New Enrollment Recap Plan
WPA officials said they intend to provide a new recap of national WPA enrollment to refine budget estimates. The move aims to determine necessary reductions or reallocations to stay within funding.
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Ashington
Works Progress Adminis
Nine foreigners held in wartime espionage plot
Authorities arrested nine foreigners and three others today over a suspected plot to establish a wartime espionage service. Police and security agencies questioned suspects as the investigation continues.
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Bpnhagen
Plane crash near Lagenfurt kills crew members
An Italian aircraft operating from Munich to Rome crashed near Lagenfurt Germany killing crew members and injuring others. The plane carried no passengers.
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Lagenfurt
Germany
Munich
Rome
7 Shopping Days Till Christmas Chronicle Fragment
Fragmentary note recalls Christmas countdown and a 27 year old King with a ribboned Fleur de Lis watch. Mentions Montessori method and Synge play The Playboy of the World and references to Italy Tripoli and Hankow fighting Chinese. Mentions Alco Six for Christmas.
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Christ
Synge
Italy
Tripoli
Hankow
Diaper Shortage Shocks So viet Russia Report
Izvestia reports a severe diaper shortage in Soviet Russia blaming inefficient organization. In 1938 the health ministry ordered 3 170 000 newborn diaper sets but light industry produced only 765 900 in the first nine months, with many not reaching consumers and baby items vanishing from shops.
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Moscow
Russia
Izvestia
Peoples’ Commissariat of Trade
Javestia
Democrats Probe Deeper Into Situation With James Farley
Eastern and Southern Democratic leaders, meeting with National Committee Chairman James A. Farley, review post primary wounds and plan further talks in Chicago with western leaders. The sessions consider Roosevelt purge fallout and Mayor La Guardia efforts to unite progressives, with Kentucky Governor Chandler among attendees.
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New York
National Committee
James A. Farley
Farley
Chicago
Mississippi
Roosevelt
F. L. la Guardia
Washington
Chandler
Kentucky
Senator Barkley
National
Elizabeth R. Menefee
Maryland
Tydings
Elections Board Hears Protests Over Absentee Votes
The State Elections Board heard oral protests against absentee votes in Alexander and Tyrrell counties from the November election and scheduled several more hearings. Citizens including Rep. R. L. Coughton and party official D. L. Ward attended. Swain contesting Tyrrell results claimed improper hearings. Cohoon’s attorney denied irregularities and called the challenge frivolous.
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Raleigh
State Elections Board
Alexander
Tyrrell
Clay
Cherokee
Graham
Ashe
R. L. Coughton
Laurel Springs
D. L. Ward
New Bern
Elections Board
Martin B. Simpson
Elizabeth City
R.L. Swain
B. Ray Cohoon
Simpson
Swain
Woodley
W. L. Whitley
Plymouth
Cohoon
Avalanche Death Toll Rises in St Lucia West Indies
In Castries St Lucia a week of rains triggered heavy landslides that buried hamlets and swept workers into rivers. Rescue teams counted 45 dead and 60 injured, then a fresh slide buried more bodies and rescuers. Port Castries morgue prepared as volunteers labored through continuous rain.
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Castries
St. Lucia
British West Indies
Martinique
West Indies
Mt. Pelee
St. Pierre
Port Castries
Chinese near Canton threaten end of Japanese hold
Report from Shanghai dated November 22 says Chinese forces drawn from Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's South China army reached within three miles of Canton, which fell to Japan a month ago. Additional claims include halted Japanese advances at Changsha and pushes toward Yochow. A Hongkong dispatch quotes Archibald Clark Kerr saying China's resistance remains undiminished and Chiang Kai-Shek and Madame Chiang remain confident of victory.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
South China Army
Canton
China
Changsha
Hunan
Sinkiang River
Yochow
Puchi
Roalroad
Hankow
Hongkong
Archibald Clark Kerr
Haakow
Chiang
Hull Replies To Jap Note Moves To Protect U S Jews
Washington reports that Hull said Japan’s October 6 note failed to address U S concerns over American rights in China and other nations. He indicated no further comment until the State Department studies the note’s substance and implications.
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Hull
U.S
Washington
Japan
China
State Department
Police raid nets four men in pony racing gambling bust
Police swooped simultaneous raids on the Jockey club on North Main and a private office on West Lexington arresting R. E. Myers J. E. McHugh 8. A. Kanter and H. B. Leonard on operating a gambling house and nuisance charges. Bonds of 1000 each posted by A. M. Guyer as trial set for High Point municipal court tomorrow at 9.00 a.m.
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R. E. Myers
J. E. McHugh
A. Kanter
H. B. Leonard
A. M. Guyer
High Point Municipal Court
Jockey Club
North Main Street
Lexington Avenue
Jack W. McMahon
W. C. Johnson
N C State Crop Judging Team Wins at Kansas City
N C State College officials said the crop judging team won first place at the mid-west inter collegiate crops contest in Kansas City. Coach J B Conner reported Harold Robinson of Mitchell County achieved a perfect identification score and Fredd Webb Jr of Edgecombe placed second in total individual score. The third member was Samuel H Dobson of Ireell.
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Raleigh
N. C
London Leader shifts policy to oppose Hitler
London papers publish bold placards and editorial notes as The Leader switches from appeasement to anti Hitler stance. The two penny weekly condemns Germany's anti Semitic campaign and urges world resolve against Hitler.
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London
London Today
The
Leader
Germany
Hitler
PWA Finances First Public Power Unit in Columbus Mississippi
The Public Works Administration announced financing of its first public power project under a new policy to compete with private utilities. Administrator Ickes approved a $126,000 grant to Columbus Mississippi for its own electric distribution system after negotiating a purchase offer with Mississippi Power Company and rejecting a higher private value as unfair.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Columbus
Miss
Mississippi Power Company
Daladier Moves to Quell Growing Labor Strikes in France
Paris reports Premier Daladier orders prefects to end factory occupations as stay-in strikes ripple through defense industries ahead of Neville Chamberlain's visit. In Denain 500 workers refused return, 4,000 at Cail factory strike, risking a regional general walkout. franc value drops amid government concerns.
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Paris
Daladier
Neville Chamberlain
M. Daladier
Denian
Cail Arms
Northern Metal Workers’ Union
Dunkerque
Chamberlain
English House Adopts Motion Against Nazis
The British House of Commons unanimously adopted a motion deploring Nazi treated minorities in Europe and proposing a united effort against the Nazis including the United States. Labor urged tax on German products and action against German assets in England while Noel-Baker cited Jewish losses and outlined a three point plan for protest. Chamberlain proposed refugees’ land grants in British Guiana and Tanganyika. Henderson in England.
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Witt Hancock
London
Germany
Britain
Europe
Tanganyika
German East Africa, Be One Refuge For German Jews. the House of Commons
United States
Philip J. Noel- Baker
Labor Party
England
Noel-Baker
The
House
Berlin
Chamberlain
British Guiana
South America
British Tanganyika
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Kenya
Henderson
Sir Nevile Henderson
Winston Market Prices Hit 22 A Hundred At NC Tobacco Sale
Winston-Salem market sold nearly a million pounds of bright flue cured tobacco from North Carolina Virginia and South Carolina belts. Average price around 22.25 per hundred with some lots up to 70 per hundred and strong demand ahead of Thanksgiving holiday closing.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
W. D. Priddy
Hendren
Rastus Rogers
J. A. Routhern
Smith and Brown
J. A. Marshall
D. W. Joyce
Sharp
W. C. Johnson
H. L. Stewart
Hunter and Gibson
Q. F. Childress
Jessup and Gunter
A. Meadows
Rains and Webb
R. L. Whitaker
Jesse Coltrane
H. &. Wagoner
Kiger
Flippin and Nunn
Jobe W. Simmons
Stinson and
Comer
J. H. Nelson
Clyde Rains
J. BM. C. Cann
L. R. Pulp
B. BE. McGhee
J. M. Hall
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Hans Thomsen
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PWA
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