Dies calls for Ickes Perkins to resign from federal posts
Rep. Dies of Texas charges Interior Secretary Ickes and Miss Perkins should resign to restore confidence in government. He criticizes Ickes for deriding testimony and links to the American Civil Liberties Union. Hopkins may face cabinet speculation as party tensions rise.
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Pearl Morrow Taken By Death
THOMASVILLE NOV 26 Mrs Pearl Morrow a prominent citizen of Thomasville died Friday morning in City Memorial hospital after months of illness Her birth was Lincoln March 14 1897 She is survived by her husband G Morrow one son Robert Irow of Greensboro one daughter Jenny Ruth of the home father six brothers and four sisters Burial Sunday at 3 oclock in Cornelius M B E church cemetery She was a member of Main Street M B E church here until illness months ago
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Four men charged in Fayetteville conspiracy case
Four men, including Neil Watson and Woodrow Watson, were charged in Fayetteville with conspiracy to forge and alter 1938-89 U.S. Department of Agriculture marketing cards for flue-cured tobacco. They allegedly issued forged cards to C. B. Bea, I. Bass and B. B. Honey. Bonds set at $1,000 each. one suspect still sought.
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Weather and construction notes from early 20th century
A fragmented item mentions snow in the nation’s capital with an unspecified low temperature. It also notes a 1920 era construction detail, citing a structure at 251 feet named Jas built at Duluta, though details are unclear.
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Goering Orders Set Up On Jews In Germany
Nov 26 Berlin reports a Goering order restricting street actions against Jews amid foreign trade concerns. Hitler’s aide told Nazi leaders to curb extra legal measures and warned they would be held responsible for new outbreaks. In Vienna a roundup of foreign Jews arrested for lacking citizenship documents culls Polish and Romanian nationals. Zirndorf burgomaster claims nine Jewish families have left town amid the anti-Semitic drive.
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Defeated Sheriff Clings to Office Over Four Year Change
Jasper Russ of Sharlotte Brunswick county refuses to vacate after losing the Democratic primary to Dillon Ganey. Russ argues the new constitutional amendment extending sheriff terms to four years justifies four more years in office, while Ganey, the Democratic nominee, defeated ex sheriff Long Lewis in the November 8 election.
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Decatur Man Returns Lost Masonic Emblem Found in France
A Masonic emblem recovered from a World War I battlefield in France has been returned to its owner in Decatur Illinois. The owner, who has never visited France, traced the badge to Charles M. Borchers after it carried the inscription of a Brooklyn New York chapter. The owner wrote that he lost it 20 years ago not in France but in Brooklyn.
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Giant clams reach heavy weights and wide diameters
Giant clams often attain weights of several hundred pounds and diameters spanning several feet, highlighting their massive size.
William Penn Tigers Fall In Season Finale In Salisbury
The William Penn Tigers lost 24 to 0 to J C Pricer high school in Salisbury ending their football season. Despite the defeat, the Tigers defeated Thomasville Spencer Burlington and Winston Salem and also lost a non conference game to Palmer Memorial Junior College Sedalia.
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First Baptist Sponsors Widows Contest
The First Baptist church will host a widows popularity contest open to city widows of all faiths. Entries accepted until November 28 with three prizes for the top contestants, and the event runs through December 12.
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Berlin and Tokyo Sign New Cultural Accord
Berlin and Tokyo inked a cultural cooperation pact noting respect for each country’s “racial principles.” The foreign office spokesman said the agreement does not imply persecution of Jews and will cover youth exchanges, professors, books, art, film, radio, and committees. Details to follow.
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Serial Story Lovers A Weigh Cast of Characters
Judy Alcott faces a choice between two navy suitors as chapter unfolds. Marvel Hastings accuses Judy of lingering with Dwight Campbell while Jack Hanley muses on orders and flight duty. Judy recalls Ward and a past romance as she waits in a quietStation amid Navy life and looming separation.
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Nighttime Campfire Photography Tips for Outdoors Fun
Outdoor night options include campfires hayrides and twilight picnics. Use time exposure to capture sky and fire with people around it, or shoot after dark for silhouettes and moody shadows. Use flash bulbs to add detail or create campfire effects without a flame, and position the camera on a firm support for clear snapshots.
The Night Call Hammers Judy as News of Ward Echoes
Judy wrestles with loyalty and desire as memories of Dwight Campbell clash with Ward's legacy. A late night phone call from the fleet station jolts her into fear, hinting at a crisis that could alter her world and her father Admiral Alcott's duties.
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Modern Etiquette Tips From Roberta Lee
An etiquette column answers reader questions on introductions at social events. It urges a rising gesture from the seated girl when an elderly host introduces a guest, advises simple engraved invitation lettering, and states that wedding announcements are sent by the bride’s parents with bridegroom input.
Pepper the wonder dog trains in New York City
An East Orange friend describes Pepper a remarkable dog trained by Mrs A O Laube that can count money tell the number of windows in buildings spell presidents names and identify colors and animals Pepper can tell time add and multiply and even recognize currency He hopes to see Pepper at the worlds fair in New York and shares excitement about canine intelligence and communication
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Kaplan Responses to Forcing Two Bid in Cleveland Draft
This installment explains the forcing two bid and Kaplan responses used by New York experts for the six day Cleveland convention. It covers bid meanings for three no trump two spades and the sequence from South's two spades to four no trump and seven no trump after locating aces and 12 cold tricks.
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Contemporaneous Word Study Note for Daily Vocabulary
A compact lesson explaining common word usage and mispronunciations. It defines contemp oraneous as occurring at the same time with guidance on pronunciation and sample usage in a sentence. The piece encourages daily vocabulary growth through clear, concise teaching.
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Lead choice against Culbertson four-five NT contract
West should lead a spade from AQJ04 or a diamond from Q96 depending on safety. With Culbertson four-five NT, consider leading the top of a sequence from AQJ04 to cut the first round and set up defender tricks. If opponent tendencies favor passive play, lead the suit with four long cards and the sequence of honors to create tricks.
Building loan activity soars in October in North Carolina
Lexington reports a rise in October home loans by North Carolina Building and Loan League with over 2 million dollars lent. Construction loans totaled 950 thousand for 500 families, plus 246 purchasing homes and more than 200 repairing properties.
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North Carolina Building and Loan League
John B. Craven
Cleaning Umbrellas and Fire Safety Tips
The article offers practical home guidance: clean umbrellas with warm soapsuds and a touch of ammonia, rinse and dry with the canopy open. It warns against throwing water on an oil fire. instead use flour, sand, earth, or gravel to smother flames. It also suggests dipping the knife in cold water to prevent angel food cake sticking. The last line notes snakes as the most widespread reptiles.
Yap Island Stone Money Displayed For Wide Viewing
The island of Yap in the South Pacific is famed for its massive stone money coins some over a dozen feet in diameter. They are shown in the owner's yard, making theft unlikely due to their obvious size and public display.
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Cranium Crackers Quiz Puts Truths and Fibs in Print
A reader puzzle lists statements such as Spaghetti is made of wheat and Abel as the first earthly child, with others claiming January’s origin and a slogan about life and hope. The answers are promised on the Want Ad page.
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Thief Steals From St. Peter’s Church Poor Box
In Chicago a thief broke into St. Peter’s Catholic church poor box and found about 100 dollars. Rev. Leander Conley told police the box contained the Thanksgiving contributions and the money is believed stolen.
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Mass Set For Sunday For Mrs Macaulay
A funeral mass is planned for Sunday in Rome for Mrs William J B Macaulay wife of the Irish minister to the Holy See She is the former Mrs Nicholas F Brady of New York whom the pope made a papal duchess for her charity work and Catholic welfare efforts She died yesterday at age 53 after a two week illness
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Nicholas F. Brady
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Building, Savings and Loan Associations Banner Month Ahead
November is projected as a banner month for Building, Savings and Loan Associations with prospect of strong growth and heightened activity across key markets. The report highlights robust demand, favorable lending terms, and expanding member services.
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