Wants Peace But Builds Defenses
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler in a Saarbrucken speech frames peace as a policy of understanding yet warns of war risks. He singles out Anthony Eden Duff Cooper and Winston Churchill as potential warlike forces from Versailles. He vows stronger defenses including added fortification districts Aachen and Saarbrucken while noting that some security measures will be cut and reservists discharged.
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Adolf Hiter
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Anthony Eden
Admiralty
Alfred Duff Cooper
Winston Churchill
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Cooper
Eden
Churchill
Duff Cooper
the Admiralty
House of Commons
Two Gentlemen Dine Al Fresco In Rabat Cold Bouillabaisse
Two men dining outdoors in Rabat, the capital of Morocco, found their bouillabaisse had grown cold.
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Morocco
Boulder Field and the Birth of Soil Explored
Uncle Ray explains how ancient rock weathering and erosion created soil in the Boulder field on Longs Peak. He traces a long chain from rock layers and glaciers to sandy beaches and plant life, noting soil depths from inches to hundreds of feet and soil varieties like sandy and clay. The piece invites readers to request a science leaflet by mail and hints at a future topic Rising Rock.
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Long's Peak
Rocky Mountains
Boulder
Rome
Lutherans Hear Reports at U L C A Biennial Meet
Delegates to the United Lutheran Church in America convention in Baltimore turn to committee and board reports after a Sunday of devotion. Upcoming items include welfare, pension plan, and inner missions reports. A highlight was yesterdays open air service for about 7 000 delegates before a statue of Martin Luther in the park.
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Baltimore, CO
United Lutheran Church In America
Board of Inner Missions
Martin Luther
State Women Democrats to Meet in Raleigh Saturday
A statewide meeting of Democratic women will be held in Raleigh on Saturday. Speakers include Mrs. Dorothy McAllister head of the women's division of the Democratic National Committee and Jonathan Daniels editor of the Raleigh News and Observer.
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Raleigh
Dorothy McAllister
Democratic National Committee
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
McKenney Explains Opening Three In Minor in Bridge
The American Contract Bridge League columnist describes using an opening bid of three in a minor. He notes the method aims to mislead opponents but requires solid standards. A recent hand shows how the bid can force favorable play or fail with incorrect defense.
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Mr. McKenney
Auto wreck death reported in Asheboro
Special to The Enterprise. Robert Ferree, injured in an automobile crash at White Hall last night, died this morning in Randolph hospital. Fletcher Womble was detained by Randolph County officers for investigation as the alleged driver after the car failed to negotiate a curve and overturned.
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Asheboro
Robert Ferree
Whie Hall
Randolph Hospital
Fletcher Womble
Randolph County
Ferree
Post office remodeling funds allotted for Durham project
The postmaster General and secretary of the treasury allotted 95000 dollars today to remodel the Durham North Carolina post office.
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Washington
Postmaster General
Secretary of the Treasury
Durham
N. C
Walthour Retires From Six Day Racing
Bobby Walt hour quits six day bike racing to join a main studio job in Culver City. His oldest son acted in Boys Town, linking the athlete to film work.
Air Raid Warning Net Satisfactory In First Test
Ford Bagraff Oct 10 A civilian air raid warning net functioned very satisfactorily in its first test during aerial maneuvers here Four flights of warplanes simulating enemy forces coasted in at dawn from four points were detected and reported to defense headquarters almost immediately. Hostile forces attacked a designated area as artillery lights and guns were mobilized defense planes intercepted two flights on their return.
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Ford Bragg
Army
Defense
Man's Body Found in Durham Reservoir
C o r o n e r Roy M Banks said Stephen Carpenter a 25 year old Durham resident whose body was found floating in a city reservoir yesterday apparently drowned Carpenter disappeared last Tuesday from the state hospital for the insane Waterworks officials ordered the reservoir cut off from dry water lines and another reservoir was put into use.
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Raleigh
Roy M. Banks
Stephen Carpenter
Durham
Carpenter
State Hospital For
Trumpeter To Furnish Music During Revival
Ralph Powell will assist Rev. Gerald K. Ford with music and youth meetings during the Spiritual Life conference at the First M. E. church in Asheboro. The pastor H. P. Powell will deliver sermons on Paul’s Epistle to the Philippians. Services run Tuesday to Friday mornings at nine. Youth meetings at 6 30 p m. evening services at 7 30 p m except Saturday.
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Asheboro
Ralph Powell
Gerald K. Ford
M. E
H. P. Powell
Dodgers May Sign Leo Durocher As Manager
Roundup from New York reports the Dodgers may announce Leo Durocher as manager within hours. Babes Ruth allegedly sparked clubhouse tension with Durocher before the season ended. Cubs are blamed for bush league play and Joe McCarthy’s streak continues against his former boss.
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Dodgers
Leo Durocher
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Durocher
Yankees
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Phil K. Wrigley
Wrigley
Joe
Northwestern hosts Friday gatherings for coaches scouts writers
For the fourth consecutive year Northwestern University sponsors Friday night events in Evanston for coaches scouts and sports writers before Wildcats home games.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Wildcats
Well Anchored Ann Arbor Shoes for Wolverine History
Henry Hatch an Michigan equipment man ordered a special size 14 triple B shoe for End John Nicholson the largest foot in Wolverines history highlighting a unique team equipment need.
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Ann Arbor
Henry Hatch
Michigan
John Nicholson
Wolverine
Paint Town Red Hickman High Team Dons Bright Dye
Twelve Hickman high school basketball players dyed their hair flaming red to honor their new coach. They hoisted him into a red decorated float and paraded through the downtown area.
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Hickman
Hickman High School
Quarterback Plays Tackle After Signals Tape Incident
Michigan sophomore quarterback Forest Evashev wore taped signals on his pants while starting as a tackle in his first Detroit high school game, showcasing a unique arrangement and limited helmet support.
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Ann Arbor—Forest
Evashevski
Michigan
Detroit
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