Watchful Waiting In Prospect For Both Political Forces Reviews
A film week feature surveys Paramounts Wings followed by Darling and Brother Rat. It praises Wings for its emotional depth and tech use, notes Darling as a warm, heartening MGM drama, and highlights Brother Rat as lively and entertaining with strong cast performances.
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Paramount
Fred Ma
Murray
Ray Milland
Campbell
Walter Abel
Darling
MGM
GOP Leaders Exploit New Victories in Congress
Washington observers see Republicans plotting a cautious strategy after gains that edged them from minority to a stronger position in the House and Senate. They favor coalitions with anti New Deal Democrats but fear provoking Dobate that could cost them support.
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House
Senate
John D. M. Hamilton
Congress
Roosevelt
South
White House
Warm Springs
Washington
Lima
Peru
Germany
Chapel Hill Woman Editor Publishes News Behind The News
Dorothy Haworth Bonnell of Chapel Hill runs a monthly World Affairs newsletter from UNC, sharing uncensored letters from 25 countries via her Zimmern Zoo network. Letters cover Germany China Czechoslovakia Palestine and more with candid analysis. Bonnell and co editor Miss Dottie Gorrell translate and distribute to graduates worldwide.
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Chapel Hill
Dorothy Haworth Bonnell
Germany
China
Czechoslovakia
Palestine
Europe
Bonnell
Geneva
Switzerland
Four Corners of the World
Allen T. Bonnell
Erie
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Harper ‘English Haworth
Jamestown
Guilford County
Margaret Green Haworth
Deep Gap
Blue Ridge Mountains
Boone
L. C. Haworth
Philadelphia
C. C. Haworth
High Point
Belgium
Canada
Dottie Gorrell
Time Magazine
New York
Dottie
Dotty
Denmark
Africa
Orient
League of Nations
Bonnell- Gorrell
England
France
Syria
Near East
Austria
Piedmont District Teachers to Meet at William Penn High
The Piedmont district counsels hold their annual session at William Penn high school in Charlotte on Saturday December 3 with events from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The district has over fifteen hundred members and plans departmental meetings with papers by members. Officers include President D. M. Jernigan Warren ton and Secretary Nicholas Longworth Dillard Yanceyville. Pilgrim Congregational Church to Install Rev J B Jones
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Piedmont District Teachers Association
William Penn High School
Piedmont District
North Carolina Negro State Teachers Association
D. M. Jernigan
Warrenton
S. E. Burford
Nicholas Longworth Dillard
Yanceyville
Pilgrim Congregation Church
Pilgrim Congregational Christian Church
Taylor
Fairview Streets
J. B. Jones
Newport News
F. R. Mason
First Baptist Church
R. C. Sharpe
Brooks Memorial M. EB
H. D. Smith
Washington Terrace Congregational Christian Church
Walden
J. C. Morgan
T. F. Saunders
M. L. Graye
O. E. Davis
Thomas B. Smith
New Type Sound A Feature At Center Theater
Center Theater plans its opening with Motiograph Mirophonic sound delivering clear life like voice and instrument reproduction. The system promises distinct piano tones and full orchestral textures making every seat a front row listening experience. Engineers work on acoustics and special plaster to ensure audible speech from every seat.
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Center Theater
Spanish Armies Rest Amid Weather Delays at Front
At Hendaye near the Spanish frontier on November 26, civil war forces paused to conserve strength as bitter winds and rain slow operations. Along the Segre in Catalonia both sides consolidate positions with snow and cold expected, while minor aerial bombardments of Barcelona and coastal attacks north of there are reported. Insurgent planes and gunboats target Laselva and Culera.
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Hendaye
France
Segre
Catalonia
Barcelona
Laselva
Culera
Virginia Military Institute cadet comedy tied to secret marriage crisis
A humorous look at cadets at the Virginia Military Institute shielding a fellow cadet who is secretly married and about to become a father. Eddie Albert leads a strong cast with lively direction by William Keighley. Adults.
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Virginia Military Institute Center
Eddie Albert
William Keighley
Universal
Broadhurst
Robert Wilcoxon
Helen Parrish
Marjorie Main
MGM
Carolina
Robert Taylor
Edward Arnold
Frank Morgan
Maureen O'Sullivan
George Bruce
Banjo ON
MY Knee
20Th Century- Fox
Rialto
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Walter Brennan
Buddy Ebsen
Kentucky Moonshine
20Th Century-Fox
Rite Brothers
Tony Martin
Sam Summerville
Marjorie Weaver
Family
Mr Staton Hosts Friends at Greensboro Visitors
Mr and Mrs Staton hosted a group at 913 East High Street with guests Rev O C Crone, Miss Annie Mae Little of High Point, and Mr and Mrs Weldon Johnson and children Mary James Weldon Jr of Greensboro.
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Staton
Frank Staton
Nancy Haywood
East High Street
Rev
O. C. Crone
Annie Mae Little
High Point
Weldon Johnson
Mary, James
Weldon, Jr
Greensboro
Hoover couples host gathering at Crawford Street home
Mr and Mrs Hoover welcomed guests including Rev H L Ashe Mrs Callie Adams Mrs Marie Cherry Sneed Prof and Mrs Charlies F Williams and Mrs Marian Maston at 1207 Crawford Street on Thursday afternoon.
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Hoover
W. W. Hoover
Crawford Street
Rev
H. L. Ashe
Callie Adams
Marie Cherry Sneed
Charlies F. Williams
Marian Maseton
Young Peoples Club Sends Thanksgiving Remembrances
The Cherry Street Presbyterian church Young Peoples club sent Thanksgiving remembrances to A. D. Burnett of 1219 East Washington Street.
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Young Peoples Club
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
A. D. Burnett
East
Washington Street
Wheat Patch Thrives at New York World’s Fair
New York reports the heaviest November snow since the Spanish American War boosts a novel winter wheat field planted three months earlier by Grover A Whalen and city farmers at the World's Fair. The wheat headed up fast, an 8 inch snowfall was ordered to slow it, but the order was cancelled.
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New York
Gotham
Grover A Whalen
Big City
New York City
Shellac From Insects Fuels Six Months Labor
Shellac is produced from the secretion of a tiny insect laccifer lacca and each pound requires about six months of work by about 150 000 insects.
Canton Railroad Repair Booms After Bombing
The article notes Canton’s railroad line can be repaired immediately after being torn up by bombs. It claims the Japanese spend over twice as much to bomb the road as to mend it, highlighting wartime resilience and cost differentials.
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Canton
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