Minister J Clyde Auman Reports Bible Course Growth
Pastor J Clyde Auman of Community Methodist Church shared progress on the high school Bible course in Thomasville and nearby counties. The program, for juniors, earns one graduation unit and has expanded to three county schools with support from school officials.
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Thomasville
J. Clyde Auman
Community Methodist Church
Pmasville
Asville
Point Ministers’ Association
Auman
Naomie
S$. Howie
China
Obituary: L Orville Williard Dies at 70 in High Point Jamestown Areas
Funeral services for L Orville Williard 70 a prosperous farmer of Greensboro Road were held at his home then at Jamestown Methodist Church with Rev G W Fink and others. Interment was at Oakwood Memorial Park. Survived by wife Mary Ann Yokeley two daughters and two grandchildren. Tory emphasis on community work and unfinished projects noted.
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L. Orville Williard
Greensboro Road
G. W. Fink
Jamestown
Hervie
Wayne
Jay
Coy
Levi
Neece Williard
High Point
Will
Clay Williard
Winston-Salem
R. R. Ragan
R. H. Hayworth
D. M. Bundy
R. E. Bundy
T. H. Bundy
J. R. Willis
W. G. Wiley
Joseph Williard
Phoebe Swaim Williard
John M. Williard
J. Baxter Hastings
Williard
Forsyth County
Mary Ann Yokeley
Guilford County
Benbow
Deep River
M. L. Bales
George J. Johnson
Joseph Williard Bales
James William Johnson
Invents icroscope Device By Sergeant McMahon In North Carolina
In a meeting of the North Carolina Ac tron for Identification it was revealed that Sergeant W. McMahon head of the year of identification in the Point Police Department devised a contrivance to convert an ordinary comparison microscope into a utility microscope. The first attachment, owned by McMahon, is being marketed by a leading U S laboratory and will equip local bureaus without costly new gear.
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North Carolina Actron
Orday
W. McMahon
Point Police Department
McMahon
United States
Undefined health tonic pitch text
An advertisement urges readers to buy a stomachic tonic advertised as boosting vitality and appetite. It promises rapid benefits and claims full directions and formulas are on each bottle with an $8.5.-a price. It emphasizes non organic causes for fatigue and suggests starting treatment today at local drug stores.
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S.S
U S Continues Polish Relation Recognition of Potocki Ambassador
The United States will continue to recognize Poland's government in exile with Count Jerzy Potocki as ambassador in Washington and Mr. Biddle remaining near the government. The move affirms legality of the transfer of powers to President Raczkiewicz in Paris and discusses Sikorski's pledge to recruit 200000 Poles in North America.
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Poland
Jerzy Potocki
Washington
Biddle
United States
Moscicki
Romania
Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever Each Reported in City
One new case of diphtheria and one of scarlet fever were the only communicable diseases reported to the city health department in the past week.
North Carolina Forecast Partly Cloudy Coast to Inland
Partly cloudy interior with possible light rain on the coast tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures warmer in western sections Tuesday.
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North Carolina
West
Swedish Vessel Sunk and One Captured Off Irish Coast
On September 24, the 4,646 ton freighter Hazelside was shelled and torpedoed near the Irish coast, with one Swedish vessel sunk and another captured. The Clement, owned by Booth American Line, operates between U S and South American ports and is based in Liverpool, England.
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Hazelside
Irish
Clement
Booth American Line
United States
South America
Liverpool
England
Hitler Ciano Rush Through Conference and German High Command
Observers note a European mission vibe as Mussolini is eyed as mediator. A communique reports the Hela Peninsula surrender and Warsaw occupation as German forces advance. Western front artillery and recon activity noted, with a British plane shot down near Padeborn.
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Hans Lammers
Mussolini
Berlin
Il Duce
Ciano
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Hela Peninsula
Baltic Sea
von Unruh
Warsaw
Padeborn
Weser
German raider rumors swirl over Cap Norte and other ships
Shipping circles in Buenos Aires speculate on the German raider behind the Clement sinking. They note at least six German merchantmen have left Brazilian and Argentine ports since the war began and remain unreported, including the Cap Norte. The Cap Norte sailed from Recife with fuel, escorted by two fuel and food freighters, and is among the fastest South Atlantic liners.
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Buenos Aires
Clement
Cap Norte
Recife
Swedish Steamer Gun Sunk. Crew of 18 Rescued
The Swedish steamer Gun of 1,198 tons was torpedoed off Hanstholm Jutland. Her crew of 18 were rescued. The vessel built in 1891 was bound for Antwerp with Gothenburg as home port.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Hanstholm
Jutland
Antwerp
Gothenburg
Copenhagen
Denmark
Ekstrabladet
Algeria
Baltic Sea
Kiel
Germany
Genoa
Baltic
Stevens
V. Steen-Christensen
Vendia
North Sea
Soviet to Seek Baltic Pacts Reorient Lithuania Policy
Reported move to pursue new Baltic pacts as Lithuania policy reorientation follows Soviet pacts with Germany and Estonia. Estonia reportedly signed a pact with Russia on Sept 28 granting vital military privileges to the Soviet Union while Latvia’s foreign minister traveled to Moscow.
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Germany
Estonia
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Chicago Produce Market Update Confusing Amid Details
Chicago market report lists butter at 996 916 unsettled creamery scores and varying percentages, with carrot figures and estimates from Kees firm 4 019. The fragment shows unsettled butter creamery and mixed percentages, hinting at price activity without clear conclusions.
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Chicago
Fiery Cardinal Mundelein Dies
Cardinal Mundelein, longtime Chicago archbishop and priestly leader, dies after a career marked by church building and public stances. He fostered major events including the 1926 Eucharistic Congress and built St. Mary's of the Lake Seminary. he faced public scrutiny over remarks about Adolf Hitler and shared ties with President Roosevelt. Born 1872 in New York City, Mundelein rose to cardinal in 1924 and influenced Catholic life across the United States.
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United States
Cardinal Mundelein
Pius XI
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
White House
Chicago
Jean Crones
First Catholic Congress
St. Mary’s of the Lake Theological Seminary
Mundelein
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pope Pius XII
Pacelli
Father Charles &. Coughlin
Rome
Mother Cabrini
America
George Mundelein
Bowery
New York City
Manhattan College
St. Vincent's Seminary
Beatty
Brooklyn
James Edward Quigley
Hie
Pittman Defends Embargo Loans Status In Debate
Senator Pittman argues to keep the arms embargo, defending 90 day credits for belligerents and condemning any sales of American armaments to beligerents. He cites neutral nation routes and warns of risk to seamen, urging vigilance against entangling policies.
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Gillette
Iowa
United States
Nye
R-Nd
Johnson
Calif
Pittman
Nevada
France
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Italy
Romania
Yugoslavia
Fdr
Roosevelt
China
Japan
Cumming
Pacific
South Atlantic
Education Day Observed At Springfield Friends Church
Charles W. Phillips of Woman's College UNC Greensboro spoke at Springfield Friends Church during its annual educational rally day. About 200 Allen Jay School pupils performed a musical program under Mrs. T Bennison's direction. Co C Haworth chaired the education committee and introduced leaders.
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Charles W. Phillips
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Springfield Friends Church
Springfield
North Carolina
Phillips
Allen Jay School
French Forces Drive Deep as Mines Are Cleared on Western Front
French forces cleared 6000 German planted mines in one area, claiming a shell set off a 1000 meter mine chain. They reported capturing a few prisoners with information on German defenses for an advance toward the Siegfried Line. Paris said German troops on the western front have doubled in a month, with 50 divisions and over a million men.
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Siegfried Line
Germany
Saar Blies
Lauter
France
United States
Canada
Wladislaw Sikorski
Russia
Zweibruecken
Saarbruecken
Saarelouis
Saar
Paris
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Berlin
Italy
Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie Anthony
Mrs. Nannie Anthony 82 died yesterday at her son O L Anthony’s Asheboro home after several weeks illness. Funeral services at Glenora Baptist Church this afternoon at three, with interment in the church cemetery. Survived by son O L Anthony another son W Anthony and brother Rufus Hodgin of Greensboro Route one.
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Nannie Anthony
Asheboro
Oo. L. Anthony
Glenora Baptist Church
O. L. Anthony
Mr. W. Anthony
Rufus Hodgin
Greensboro
New Bus Route Put Into Service In City
Hundreds rode the new Duke Power Company buses as a consolidated route connects West Green Street to North Main Street. The twenty minute service runs from North Main and Washington, through Green Ward and Prospect, past High Point College, to Centennial and back, extending to the city limits.
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Duke Power Company
L. C
Red
Ward Street
Prospect Street
Prospec
Silk Street
Reurn
North Main
Washington
Main Street
Church Street
Lindsay
Jones
Church Streets
Jones Street
Rotary Street
Parkway
Hardover Street
Edgedale
Hillcrest Drive
Lexington Avenue
High Point
Montlieu Avenue
Montlieu
High Point College
Centennial Avenue
Washington Street
Fall YMCA Opens Today With Broad Activity Schedule
The Fall YMCA program begins today offering calisthenics swimming volleyball handball indoor baseball boxing wrestling athletics basketball weight lifting badminton and life saving. Classes run 10 to 11 each morning with additional for business men from 11 to 12 later. cadets juniors and young men start at 3:15 to 9:45 p m.
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Guilford County
North
South Carolina
Greensboro
Piedmont
Draper
Soviet Balkans plan may keep region neutral under Kremlin
Moscow moves to shape Southeastern Europe with a Balkan peace plan tied to regaining Bessarabia and securing a Turkish alliance to control the Black Sea. Kremlin talks with Sukru Saracoglu and Vyacheslav Molotov centered on keeping the Dardanelles closed to allied warships and limiting Western Europe involvement.
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Moscow
Russia
Baltic
Estonia
Europe
Balkans
Kremlin
Romania
Bessarabia
Turkey
Black Sea
France
Britain
Dardanelles
Sukru Saracoglu
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Joseph Stalin
Vladimir Potemkin
Rumania
Grigore Gafencu
Balkan
Britain Arms for World War Strength Amid Battle Reports
Britain declares force planes and 15 German fighters engaged in a half hour battle, with three British planes shot down and two German planes downed. It notes eight of twelve British crew escaped by parachute and a British squadron leader continued his mission while a gunner attacked pursuers. Churchill asserts early victory conditions and cites Poland, Russia warnings, and U boats under British naval watch.
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Hitler
Churchill
France
Britain
Poland
Russia
Europe
All-Vegetable Black-Draught Laxative Promotes Sleep
An old advertisement touts BLACK-DRAUGHT as a gentle all-vegetable laxative. A quarter to half-teaspoonful on the tongue with water is claimed to ease constipation while aiding sleep, with the main ingredient described as an intestinal tonic to tone muscles. Millions of packages sold.
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Ev. J. Clyde Auman
J. Allman
Rse
Association
C. C. Siamson
Mr. Anman
Ken
Orville Williard Apo
Longuucicu
Hamilton and
High Streets
Rene
Howe
Sontata
U. S
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Betty Grable
Jackie Coogan
Oaly
Charlotte
N. C
Official
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Esa
Columbia
Eh Cours
Denver
Detroit
Evansville
Galveston
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Etves
St. Paul
Mobile
Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
Eeewe Neers
New York
Hela
Borah
League of Nations
Senate
Capitol
Garner
Duke
Y.M.C.A
Sumter
Grimes Street
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