Weather report for North and South Carolina with coastal winds
Partly cloudy conditions in North Carolina with colder tonight and light rain along the coast. Interior should see light to heavy rain, freezing tonight in the mountains, Friday clear but cold. South Carolina experiences partly cloudy skies and colder conditions with light rain tonight, slightly cooler in central areas. Hatteras to Jacksonville winds shift to northerly, overcast with occasional rain near the coast tonight and Friday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Madrid Bombardment Pounds Ministry as Rebels Attack
Fire and glass shattered the two story Ministry of State as insurgent shells struck the building. Foreign correspondents work there including Charles P. Nutter of AP who was reporting from the scene when the fourth shell hit and sent fumes through the offices.
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Ministry of State
Ministry
Charlies P. Nutter
Associated Press
Madrid
London
Master Mind entrapment in Inquisition chamber overheard
Oil officials and around 100 newspaper men and government officials sheltered in a 400-year-old Inquisition chamber below a building as a call was completed. Officials predicted a general mobilization of 18 to 45 year olds if the Franco Spanish frontier opens to war supply transport to Republican forces. The government could field about 1,000,000 troops. Currently 20 to 30 year olds are called, with an estimated army of 600,000.
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Shell
Ministry of State
Insurgents Break Line Near Gijon Secure South Sector
Spanish insurgents renewed attacks southeast of Gijon in Asturias driving a hole in the defense line. They crossed the Pilona river and captured Ozanes, gaining control of a large area south of the Pilona and Sella river junction.
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Gijon
Biscayan
Spain
Pilona
Ozanes
Sella
Building activity in North Carolina cities rises in October
Construction work across 21 cities totaled 1 306 480 dollars in October, up from 1 260 454 the previous September. Charlotte led with 403 163 dollars, followed by Winston-Salem and Durham, Greensboro, while residential work reached 518 730 dollars, and non residential 207 813 dollars. Additions and repairs totaled 579 937 dollars, higher than September last year.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State Labor Department
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Winston- Salem
Farnell Resigns Post as MacRae Named Successor
Mr Farnell resigns as assistant solicitor a county post with duties on grand jury bills and witness examination. The Board of County Commissioners appoints Don MacRae of High Point to succeed him, with Solicitor Koontz endorsing the choice and highlighting MacRae s local experience.
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Farnell
Solicitor Koontz
George L. Stansbury
Board of County Commissioners
Koontz
Mac- Rae
Don Mac- Rae
High Point
County Board of Commissioners
MacRae
National Park Service Begins Cape Hatteras Seashore Surveys
Manteo October 14 The national park service is conducting preliminary surveys on the Cape Hatteras national seashore park to assess the area and plan future development.
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Manteo
National Park Service
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Park
Doughton vows to end access to salary lists
Washington reports Chairman Doughton refuses to let Ways and Means quarters again become a scene for viewing the Treasury salary lists sent to Congress each January. He opposes publicity and says he may arrange for the lists to be made public by the Treasury. The House already passed a bill repealing the publicity provision, pending in the Senate.
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Doughton
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Ways and Means
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Ways and Means Committee
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Tourists Spend About 10 Dollars A Day On Travel Route
Babson statistics released by Ted Barrow show an average motorist spends ten dollars daily with retail stores taking twenty five percent of the total, restaurants twenty one percent, hotels seventeen percent, garages sixteen percent, fuel and service twelve percent, and theaters nine percent. Barrow and the Seminole Trail association promote the route mainly along U S Highway 29 from Athens to New Orleans and Texas toward Mexico, expanding from Athens to New Orleans and beyond.
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Ted Barrow
Seminole Trail Association
Babson Company
Barrow
High Point
Athens
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
New York
Florida
Raleigh Times lists possible candidates for fifth district seat
The Raleigh Times reports a crowded field for Congress in the fifth district. Names floated include Surry county figures Folger and John H. A. D. and Fred, plus R. L. Harris, Fred Hutchins, Marshall C. Kurfees, Allen H. Gwyn, W. T. Wilson, George W. Coan Jr., and J. Hampton Price. Gwyn may seek the judgeship instead of Congress after Gov Hoey appointed FB C Chat Bivens to the new 21st district court.
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Raleigh Times
Surry County
Robert R. Reynolds
The
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Roxboro
House of Representatives
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Winston-Salem
Marshall C. Kurfees
Allen H. Gwyn
Reidsville
W. T. Wilson
George W. Coan, Jr
Winston- Salem
Works Progress
J. Hampton Price
Leaksville
the Times
Gwyn
Congress
Govansor Hoey
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Chat”) Bivens
Mt. Airy
General Assembly
21St Judicial District
U D C to Meet in New Bern and Charlotte
The North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet next year in New Bern with the Children of the Confederacy meeting in Charlotte. Annual reports show U D C gains of 148 members and 119 for the children. state president Mrs John M Anderson of Raleigh urges continued focus on education and veteran welfare.
Mother of Senator Pat Harrison Dies
Mrs Anna Harrison Cook 87 mother of United States Senator Pat Harrison died at her home in Crystal Springs Mississippi. Senator Harrison two other sons and his daughter were at the bedside when death occurred.
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Miss
Anna Harrison Cook
United States
Pat Harrison
Harrison
Japan aims to aid China despite North China delays
Matsuoka argues Japan seeks a benevolent solution for China and opposes Communist spread. He says 90 percent of Chinese coast and north hold power. 80 percent near Shanghai. He favors a strong anti Kuomintang government and North China independence, while stressing manpower and funds already invested in Manchukuo and Tokyo’s postearthquake recovery.
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America
Marine and Sailor Shot as Shanghai Bombardment Rages
Japanese warships join bombardment from Whangpoo to Yangtze estuary as Chinese raiders resist. Thousands in Shanghai endure air raids with over 100 bombs dropping near international settlements. U S Marines take cover at Soo Chow creek as shrapnel injures radio man J P McMichael of Connersville Ind aboard the cruiser Augusta.
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International Settlement
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United States
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Connersville
Ind
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Pootung
Northern U S Hit By Winter Frost Sweeps North
Freezing weather grips the northern United States with subzero readings in the Adirondacks and single digits in North Dakota. Snow blankets Erie Wyoming and Cattaraugus counties while Chicago records first 30 degree day of fall. Frost and freeze forecasts extend across the north central states.
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Upstate New York
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Missouri Arkansas
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Erie
Wyoming
Cattaraccus
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Devils Lake
Moorhead
Minn
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Mobilization To Fight Infantile Paralysis Begun
President Roosevelt’s infantile paralysis research commission announced a nationwide mobilization of wealth and medical knowledge to finish the fight against infantile paralysis. Dr. Paul de Kruif said a program would be formulated within a fortnight after a meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology in Chicago on October 4.
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Chicago
United States
Roosevelt
Paul de Kruif
Holland
Mich
American Academy of Opthalmology and
Economist Says No Credit Collapse Possible Now
President of the National Industrial Conference Board in New York City told bankers that a credit collapse is not possible at present. He urged bankers to pursue more and better research in economics and business for their own use.
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Socony- Vacuum Oil Co
Arnott
Madison
Wis
National Industrial Conference Board
New York City
Editors Meet in New Orleans for AP Shop Talk
AP editors from member newspapers gather in New Orleans for their annual shop talk session, discussing industry trends and newsroom practices.
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New Orleans
The
Associated Press
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