Enthusiastic Crowd Attends Enterprise Cooking School
The Enterprise hosts cooking classes with new and returning homemakers eager to learn. Mrs. J Watson Shockley praises the audience as they engage with experts, sample gifts, and win prizes including puddings salads and pies. The final session and graduating party occur tomorrow at the Paramount Theatre starting 10 a.m. and feature prize drawings for attendees.
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School of Opportunity
Enterprise
Ss R. O
Paramount Theatre
G. M. Mabry
English Street
J. R. Royals
Trinity
James Byrum
Prospect Street
D. T. Silman
S. J. Best
Lexington Avenue
Doris Albertson
Ridgecrest Drive
Greenwood Drive
M. M. Johnson
South Main Street
Scovia Poston
Montlieu Avenue
C. M. Gantt
North Main Street
L. A. Dunning
Route 1
Harry Pleming
Sunset Drive
Rudolph Binder
Allce W. Forster
Richardson Street
Bailey Seeks Eased Restrictions on Shipping Trade
Senate debate on shipping rules continues as Bailey and others press for changes to the embargo. Estimates show 165 to 170 U.S. ships could still operate abroad, with many affected if Mediterranean service is needed. Lindbergh is set to speak on neutrality Friday.
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Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific
United States
Finns Calmly Await Parley Across Gulf
From across the Gulf of Finland word came that three Russian destroyers were anchored in Estonian ports awaiting Russia to occupy new bases there. Helsinki authorities announced land would be put on sale today, freed all school children from classes to leave for the country, and aided departures.
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Gulf of Finland
Russia
Helsinki
Fasteeth False Teeth Support Advertises Comfort
False teeth slipping and irritating cheeks are addressed by sprinkling Fasteeth on plates for firmer grip. The ad claims quick comfort with a neutral taste and alkaline formula, urging readers to purchase at any drug store.
Baltic states feel pressure as nations seek settlement
Unofficial reports say Sweden would back Finland while neutrals urge Britain and France to accept a peace with Hitler to halt Soviet Baltic expansion. Moscow claims sway in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania grows as Kaunas reports Russian Lithuanian pact cheers and requests for Stalin Molotov and Voroshilov portraits.
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Sweden
Helsinki
Europe
Germany
France
Britain
Russia
Baltic
Adolf Hitler
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Moscow
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Kaunas
Joseph Stalin
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Klementi Voroshiloff
Mystery of the Bremen Made Public by Dutch Sailor
A Dutch sailor recounts the Bremen voyage to Murmansk, describing tension on board, camouflage efforts with gray paint, drills for lifeboats, and an avoidance of the British blockade. He notes Captain Ahrens’s leadership and the ship’s stealthy wartime operations prior to Germany's invasion of Poland.
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Bremen
Murmansk
Ahrens
New York
United States
Germany
Poland
Arctic Circle
Frankfurter Zeitung
Bremerhaven
Adolf Hitler
England
Iceland
Chamberlain Warns on Uneasy Nazi Peace Plan
Prime Minister Chamberlain cautioned against a shaky Nazi peace proposal promising European security while warning Germany must choose to continue the war or show real intent for peace with guarantees. He stressed Britain will pursue a durable settlement and a better international system beyond mere victory.
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Vince
Chamberlain
Germany
Britain
MIT
Hitler
French
Chase Sees U S as No 1 Nation at UNC Ceremony
University Day at the University of North Carolina marked the cornerstone anniversary of the first state university. Charles A. Chase, UNC president 1919–1930, warned no war boom can fix long term economic damage and stressed democracy cannot be imposed by force. Memorial Hall hosts the event as Old East stands nearby with the cornerstone laid 146 years ago. Judge Robert W. Winston announced marble tablets honoring Matt Whitaker Ransom, Robert Bingham, and Robert Worth Bingham.
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University of North Carolina
America
Chase
Europe
Historic Hall
Historic Memorial Hall
Old East
Robert W. Winston
Matt Whitaker Ransom
Robert Bingham
The
Bingham School
Robert Worth Bingham
Great Britain
Repeal Flailed By La Follette
La Follette warns that repealing the arms embargo could cripple U S defense by forcing domestic factories to switch to older arms and planes. He cites false pretexts for repeal and notes voters may blame the administration for domestic economic woes amid European war concerns.
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Congress
High Point Officials Invited to Fifth Division Highway Meeting
Greensboro Oct 12 Special High Point mayor O Arthur Kirkman City Manager E M Knox and County Commissioner Joe F Hoffman will be invited guests at the fifth division highway commission meeting at the courthouse Tuesday at 10 30 p m to discuss highway funds for the coming year Attendees include division officials county commissioners and city officials from neighboring towns after the meeting Stansbury will preside and lunch at Greensboro city lake
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Greensboro
High Point
O. Arthur Kirkman
E. M. Knox
Joe F. Hoffman
Fifth Division Highway Commission
Division
Stansbury
Greensboro City Lake
PTA Congress to Convene in Jonesboro Tomorrow
A district conference of the State Congress of Parents and Teachers will be held in Jonesboro tomorrow.
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PTA Congress
Jonesboro
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Negotiation and Equity in a New Peace Settlement
The passage stresses that no remedy for global ills is viable without addressing every nation's just claims. It argues that any future peace settlement must be achieved through negotiation and mutual agreement guided by His Majesty's government to ensure lasting hope.
Germans suffer heavy casualties on western front drives
Semi official sources say Germany abandoned passive stance on western front and used seasoned troops in several sectors between the Moselle and Rhine. French alert notes bold German offensives with heavy artillery and air activity amid bitter fighting near Saarbrucken and Pirmasens and along the Moselle Saar corridor.
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Western Front
General Staff
Moselle
Rhine
Saarbruecken
Pirmasens
Seigfried
Saar
British Navy Captures German Ship Cap Norte
Churchill reported a favorable shipping balance for Britain from Sept 24 to Oct 9, with 13 615 tons seized against 5 809 tons lost to U boat attacks. Cap Norte, built in Hamburg in 1922, likely carried foodstuffs and petroleum and was linked as a potential raider due to its speed.
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Churchill
Great Britain
Britain
Association
Cap Norte
Hamburg
Buenos Aires
Clement
South Atlantic
Natives Use Wood to Forge Entire Books
Sumatran communities continue a tradition of crafting books from wood despite modern printing. Readers describe the unique pages as durable and culturally significant, with forests shaping the texture and durability of written works.
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Pittman
N. C
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Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Senate
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mutual Broadcasting System
Finland
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville
Fredric
Otto Kruger
U. S
Lafollette
Ventriloquist
Whistler
Max
Joslin
Paramoun
CAP
H.¥. Kaltenborn
Pure Oil
Kaltenborn
Columbia
Pure Pure Oil Company OF the
U.S. Pat
Esfin Reale
Select Sleel Lgteh Shoes
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Elgin
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