Roy Bruce Cochrane Funeral Arrangements
Funeral services for Roy Bruce Cochrane former resident of the city will be held Wednesday at 11 00 AM at Bethpage Presbyterian Church near Kannapolis Reverend Robert Turner will officiate The body arrived today and lay in state at the home one mile north of the city burial will follow at Bethpage cemetery The Pilgrim fathers landed on a Friday
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Roy Bruce Cochrane
New York City
Bethpage Presbyterian Church
Kannapolis
Robert Turner
Bethpage Cemetery
Partly cloudy North Carolina with northeast winds
A North Carolina forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler air in the north and west areas. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville will be moderate and northeasterly with overcast skies and showers offshore this afternoon into tonight.
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North Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Fate of four additional bridges in High Points question
City officials questioned whether four extra bridges could be built after word that PWA approved 115 projects without including the bridge plan. The request also sought a 72 thousand dollar water main loan grant. no word yet from PWA. North Carolina reportedly is over its quota based on population and employment.
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High Points
PWA
Willowbrook
Hamilton
Beamon
Perry Streets
Green Street
North Carolina
City Schools Set Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule
High Point announces two day Thanksgiving break from Wednesday after classes to Monday morning. Superintendent Charles F. Carroll Jr. said schools will close Wednesday afternoon and reopen Monday, giving students Thursday and Friday off.
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High Point City
Charles F. Carroll
Hitler denies German-French clash in renewed talks
Germany and France pursue a renunciation of war amid crisis discussions. Hitler’s Septem ber crisis speeches and Coulondre’s Berlin talks shape expectations for a possible written accord. Bonnet and Count von Welczeck held long talks as Paris faces parliamentary criticism over a formal pact.
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France
Hitler
Robert Coulondre
Berchtesgaden
Coulondre
Georges Bonnet
Count von Welczeck
Winners Named in Nash $500 Prize Contest
Judges announced the Nash contest winners led by D A Neese first prize and Margaret Eagle second prize. Other prize recipients include Mrs M A Cloninger and H E Pierce with ten prizes listed plus gift certificates to many residents of High Point and surrounding areas. Gifts on display at Nash's on North Main and will be distributed this week.
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D. A. Neese
Montheu Avenue
Margaret Eagle
Park Street
M. A. Cloninger
High Point
N. L. Wrenn
East Green
Masal F. Barbour
Virginia Avenue
Glenn Farr
Centennial
Eva Farr
Centennial Avenue
Billie Pierce
West Green
Annie Reid
Shelton
S. J. Reid
van Mowery
South Main
W. W. Safewright
Evelyn Smith
South Hamilton
Earl Barbour
Superstition Tied to Ladder Arches and Trinity
A popular superstition links bad luck to anyone walking under a ladder. The belief stems from the ladder forming a triangle with the wall, seen as a sacred arch through which a layman feels barred to pass.
Salesmen Ordered to Cease Prizes Claim for Fair
Sauk County residents were told by Ralph E. Ammon, head of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture and Markets, to stop claiming a Chicago World's Fair prize won by a store. Ammon noted the fair referenced had occurred in 1893 and the claim was misleading.
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Wis
Sauk County
Ralph E. Ammon
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Ammon
London Sees Water Wasted as Rain Runs Off
Rain falling on paved streets in London flows into sewers rather than soaking ground, reducing urban water infiltration and stressing supply. Cities faced with runoff highlight drainage design and conservation needs.
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London
High Point Board Of Education Dinner Meeting Planned
The High Point Board of Education will host a dinner and program in the junior high cafeteria on Wednesday evening November 30. White faculty members will be guests, with invited officials from Guilford and Greensboro districts and Woman's College leaders. Principal speaker will be Dr. Frederick L. Redefer of New York City, executive secretary of the Progressive Education Association. The southern division convention of the association begins in December.
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High Point City
T. R. Foust
Guilford County
B. L. Smith
Greensboro
W. C. Jackson
Woman's College
The
University of North Carolina
John H. Cook
C. W. Phillips
Frederick L. Redefer
New York City
Progressive Education Association
Berlin Press Sees Mixed Reception to Jewish Settlement Plan
London reports Chamberlain proposed settling Jews in British colonies including Tanganyika, met with cool Nazi response. Nazism hints at viewing any German Jewish resettlement as an affront. Meanwhile arrests ease. up to 60 000 Jews in camps, with some to be freed, and plans to permit immigration of rabbis and children to Palestine.
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Munich
Hitler
Reichstag
Tanganyika
Germany
Chamberlain
London
Lokalanzeiger
Berliner Tageblatt
Oswald Pirow
Union of South Africa
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Reichsfuehrer
Naziquarters
Pirow
United States
Palestine
Holy Land
Seek Whereabouts of Harold S Warner 15
Police were asked to locate Harold S Warner of Pittsburgh by his father James T Warner. The 15 year old white male weighs 135 pounds stands five feet ten inches tall with brown hair and blue eyes.
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Harold S. Warner
Pittsburgh
Warner
James T. Warner
Common Sense About Constipation
A retro ad advises finding the cause of constipation rather than ad hoc remedies. It recommends a diet with indigestible fiber that forms a bulky stool and drinking plenty of water. The piece notes the product is made by Kellogg’s in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Kelloge's
Battle Creek
English House Adopts Motion Against Nazis
The English House passes a motion denouncing Nazis as the cabinet reviews German affairs. Major General Karl Bodenschatz did not contact British officials and flew back to Germany. Anthony Eden warned the League of Nations Union that opening colonial talks with Germany would invite failure and humiliation.
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Germany
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Paris
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League of Ations Union
Leicester
Newsman Ordered To Leave Italy Over Unfriendly Dispatches
Rome dated Nov 22 The Chicago Daily News Rome correspondent Frank Smothers was ordered to depart Italy for unfriendly tone in his dispatches The expulsion notice cited a November 16 Anglo Italian accord report The US embassy protested but the decision was said irrevocable He must leave by month end He is the seventh resident correspondent expelled in about a year joining colleagues from Switzerland Germany Austria Poland and Hungary
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Frank Smothers
Chicago Daily News
Italy
Guido Rocco
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The
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Little Hope Held For Girl's Life
Hospital officials in New York report hope for the recovery of 21 year old Miss Sussanah Jones from Gastonia North Carolina after a fall from a third floor window. A blood transfusion was given and condition showed improvement though she has internal injuries, a fractured wrist and lacerations. Police had not yet determined a motive or completed their investigation.
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New York
Sussanah Jones
Gastonia
N. C
St. Vincent Hospital
Police hold Negro in connection with two Rock Creek Park killings
Washington police detained a 28 year old Black man for questioning over a series of shootings in Rock Creek Park that left two dead and two wounded. Ballistics tied all attacks to a single weapon as officers increased patrols after a week of terror in the capital's northwest.
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Rock Creek Park
Edna L. Brown
Peter F. Murray
John G. Clements
Edward Roper
Roosevelt maps two week rest at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt plans a restful two week stay at Warm Springs Georgia to recharge ahead of Congress. Secretary Marvin McIntyre led a large staff to the resort and no business appointments were announced. A Thanksgiving turkey dinner for children undergoing infantile paralysis treatment will be hosted Thursday night at the Warm Springs Foundation. The president arrived at 8 P M and was greeted by several hundred villagers.
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Roosevelt
Pine Mountain
Congress
Marvin McIntyre
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Warm Springs Foundation
Unclear cause in girl’s window incident as uncle cites fall
James F Latimer, the girl’s uncle, states she undoubtedly fell from the window and had no apparent reason to attempt suicide, leaving the question of whether she jumped or fell without a definite conclusion.
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James F. Latimer
Funeral Services for Juli Holton Held Monday
Funeral services for Juli Holton age 52 were conducted from West Funeral Home chapel Monday at 3 30 PM by H Blackard pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included W Garrett Henry Garrett R Holton Clary Garrett Raymond Garrett Garrett and Edward Gurley.
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Juli Holton
Greensboro Hi
Chapel of West Funeral Home
Ornoon
H. Blackard
Wesley Morial Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
W. Garrett
Henry Garrett
R. Holton
Clary Garrett
Garrett
Raymond Garrett
Edward Gurley
Mount Rainier Named After British Navy Officer
Mount Rainier in Washington state is the tallest peak in the United States. It was discovered in 1792 by George Vancouver who noted its Native name ma and named the mountain for Rear Admiral Peter Rainier of the British Navy.
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Boston Curtis
C. Curtis
Milton
Washington
Mount Rainier
Wash
Newal United States
Vancouver
Ad Rainier
Kathryn Henderson Pleases Song Recital at Nam Penn Auditorium
An unusually large Sun afternoon audience heard lyric soprano Kathryn Henderson deliver a solo recital at Nam Penn auditorium. The event featured selections from The Damozel and other pieces, with Henderson praised for ease in high registers and musical interpretation.
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Kathryn Lewis
Derson
Nam Penn
Henderson
East Orange
Jersey
Bishop Tuttle Center
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