Arizona's Second Wandering Child Found After Ten Hours
Four year old Dale Smith was found unharmed ten hours after wandering onto the desert with his father missing in rural Arizona. Bruce Crozier, seven, who survived seven days in a northern forest, was hailed as a hero after reuniting with his parents and receiving gifts from Phoenix banker W. Roy Wayland.
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Dale Smith
Arizona
Kermit C. Smith
WPA
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Bruce Crozier
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R. E. Crozier
Bobby
W. Roy Wayland
Wayland
Winslow
Twin City Planning Annual Leaf Party
More than 50,000 farmers and families are expected to attend the tobacco Christmas party in Winston Salem. Candy toys horns and other gifts have begun arriving as the festive event expands from a modest local outing to a large regional gathering with many committees and substantial expenses.
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Winston-Salem
Funeral services for Mrs Sallie Dean Bull
Mrs Sallie Dean Bull 51 wife of C Y Bull died at her home near Colfax after a yearlong illness. Funeral at Kernersville Baptist Church with Rev C W Glosson and Rev E F Baker officiating. Burial at Shady Grove Wesleyan Cemetery Colfax. Survived by husband two sons Harry and Lewis both of Colfax two daughters Mildred Bowman and Ruth Bull Colfax four brothers R F Dean E L Dean Howard Dean of Colfax E E Dean of Charlotte and one sister Mrs Levia Kirkman Kernersville.
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Sallie Dean Bull
Kernersville
C. Y. Bull
Kernersville Baptist Church
C. W. Glosson
E. F. Baker
Andrews
Shady Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church
Colfax
Officers Hurt At Auto Plant Clash At Chrysler Dodge Plant
DETROIT November 24 Two policemen were injured and several bystanders suffered minor injuries as about 100 men clashed with police while attempting to enter the Chrysler Corporation Dodge plant. Police said 600 UAW-CIO pickets were on duty, about 85 gained admittance, and several suspects were detained for questioning after the melee terminating the eight week old dispute.
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Chrysler Corporation
Dodge
CLO United Automobile Workers
Corporation
Haworth College Chapel Speaker Delivers Thanksgiving Message
Rev. Cecil Haworth of Central Friends Church told High Point College students this morning that people are ungrateful due to busyness and a focus on gain. He urged appreciation over accumulation and warned covetousness and pride oppose the true spirit of Thanksgiving. The event, donated by tobacco warehouse men and the community, follows a large turnout last year with 30,000 attendees and 55,000 tickets requested this year.
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Cecil Haworth
Central Friends’ Church
High Point College
Haworth
Unrestricted Mine Warfare Threatens Allied Shipping
Thomas M. Johnson analyzes the rise in sinking merchant ships and asks whether a German mine offensive is underway. He explains mine types, Hague blocking rules, and the British need for mine sweepers while noting the risk to neutrals and the role of storms in dispersing mines.
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Thomas M. Johnson
NEA Service
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British Channel
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Holland
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Germany
San Diego
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Cour
Italy
Jran
Submarine Nets May Be Used In America's Major Harbors
Congressional sources indicate the navy may seek about 40 million dollars to arm key U S harbors with advanced anti submarine nets. British nets described as three inch steel bar mesh could stop torpedoes and subs, with no navy details released. Previous reports show WWI era nets used at Yorktown and other Atlantic harbors alongside heavy chain defenses.
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Yorktown
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Reciprocal trade program to back peace aims
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration will defend the reciprocal trade program as a basis for lasting peace after the European war. Senatorial fears of a pre election battle are noted, while assistant secretary Messersmith stresses non discriminatory trade and preparation to foster stable peace and prevent US involvement unless aggression reaches a breaking point.
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United States
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Europe
Congress
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Messersmith
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Boston
First Conference Held for Kernersville-South Winston Churches
The first quarterly conference for the Kernersville South Winston charge of the Methodist Church will convene at Cherry Street Church Kernersville on Saturday December 9 at 2 30 p m Rev C B Way pastor announced The charge includes churches formerly Methodist Protestant for the 1959 1940 conference year.
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Kernersville-South
Winston
Methodist Church
Methodist Protestant
Cherry Street
C. B. Way
Notice of Disassociation for Jere Sloan from Shell Tire
Public notice states Jere Sloan is no longer connected with Shell Tire & Battery Station Inc at 19 North Main Street and that no liability will be recognized for debts made in the name of Shell Tire & Battery Station Inc. Dated November 24, 1939, by Harry Pleming.
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Jere Sloan
Shell Tire & Battery Station, Inc
North Main Street
Harry Pleming
Stacy Opens School Meet in Lumberton NC
H E Stacy of Lumberton, president of the North Carolina School Boards Association, urged making a constitutional amendment to create a central school board a campaign issue at the North Carolina Education Association two day conven tion in Lumberton. He argued funds exist and should be shared with schools rather than given to roads.
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Lumberton
North Carolina Education Association
H. E. Stacy
North Carolina School Boards Association
Central School Board of Education
T Am
Asheboro Scouts to Stage Live Demonstration Show
Asheboro officials announce 22 booths at the Randolph County Fairgrounds for the December 1 scout exhibition. About 1500 tickets issued. the live fair will feature real-time demonstrations and Q and A with scoutmasters and scouts. Events start at seven with participants asked to arrive by six.
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Asheboro
Randolph County Fairgrounds
R. W. Wood
Uwharrie Council
Research Engineer Killed by Auto in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on November 24 reports the death of Dr. Harry Preston Bassett a 61 year old chemical engineer killed by an automobile while walking from his research laboratory. A Kentucky native and Kentucky State College graduate Bassett came to Philadelphia in 1918.
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Philadelphia
Harry Preston Basset
Kentucky
Kentucky State College
Bassett
Nazi newspaper raided in Basel by Swiss police
Swiss anti-propaganda police raided the offices of the pro Nazi Neue Basler Zeitung in Basel on Nov 23 seizing a number of documents as the paper held large German circulation and little in Switzerland.
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Basel
Switzerland
Neue Basler Zeitung
Germany
Pennsylvania Chairman Denies Cash Blackmail Claim
David L. Lawrence, Democratic chairman of Pennsylvania, would deny from the witness stand that he ever demanded or received $5,000 in cash as blackmail money or as a political contribution from a gravel dealer, his counsel said today.
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Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Lawrence
Council Bluffs panel curbs relief calls at depot
In Maawatamie County the board of supervisors ruled that relief clients calling at relief headquarters on December 1 in a taxicab will be denied relief quota. They stated the arrangement does not look well to the taxpayers.
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Council Bluffs
Mawattamie County
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