Sneas Is Elected Senior Class Head
Announcement lists senior officers elected Monday and today at the senior high. President Herbert Speas. Thurman Horney as vice president. Rachel Conrad and Betty Warner as secretary treasurer. Ruth Koontz and Gene Thacker as cheerleader. Arthur Utley and Ansell Snow as aides. Sophomore officers include Stewart Stone as president. Jimmie Bones as vice president. Harold Haworth and George Moser as boys council reps. Eleanor Younts and Billie Kiser as girls council reps. Helen Craver as secretary. Peggy Jane Bryant and Arthur Lyon as treasurer. Gloria Packer and Dot Peagram as cheerleaders.
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Herbert Speas
Thurman Horney
Rachel Conrad
Betty Warner
Ruth Koontz
Gene Thacker
Arthur Utley
Ansell Snow
Stewart Stone
Jimmie Bones
Presdent
Bill Peake
John McFarland
Boys’ Council
Harold Haworth
George Moser
Girls’ Council
Eleanor Younts
Billie Kiser
Helen Craver
Oscar Whitescarver
Peggy Jane Bryant
Arthur Lyon
Gloria Packer
Dot Peagram
London publisher uses Mein Kampf as sandbags in office
A London publisher reportedly stacks Mein Kampf as sandbags in his office, drawing attention to the controversial use of the text as a protective measure. The move sparks debate over handling of extremist material and whether the act is a statement or a safety tactic.
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London
Hitler
Collins Festival Tickets Go On Sale For Four Programs
Tickets go on sale for the Collins Entertainment Festival in High Point with four programs sponsored by the Civitan Club from November 2 to November 23. Pietro Mordelia and daughter Flora open the series, followed by Dr. Frank G. Sayers, Doris Davison's Melodears, and Wells Players presenting Youth Carries the Torch. A combined souvenir booklet priced at 1.00 includes tickets for all four events and city information. Proceeds support the Civitan Charity Fund.
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High Point Civitan Club
Altrusa Club
Pietro Mordelia
Flora
Barbara Taylor
High Point
Frank G. Sayers
Doris Davison
Melodears
Harpooica Ensemble
The
Wells Players
Civitans
Collins
Civitan
Civitan Club
B. W. Kirkman
Jim Gawthrop
Emmett Sumner
FP. W. Flagge
George E Hutchens
Ernie Jones
Cornelius Williard
T. R. Zimmerman
Howard Hartzel
W . Freeman
Auto strikes and kills farmer Sam Grider near Mocksville
In Mocksville on the Mocksville Statesville highway an automobile struck and killed 63 year old farmer Sam Grider last night. The tragedy occurred on the rural road as Grider walked or rode near the highway. Authorities investigated the fatal crash and identified the victim.
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Mocksville
Sam Grider
Statesville
Guilford General Staff Names New Chief of Staff
Dr. George T. Wood was elected chief of staff at Guilford General Hospital during the annual officers election and staff meeting last night. He succeeds Dr. Phillip B. Davis. Dr. L. W. Lackey was elected assistant chief of staff. Dr. W. L. Jackson and Dr. [. T. Mann were named to the executive committee.
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George T. Wood
Guilford General Hospital
Phillip B. Davis
L. W. Lackey
W. L. Jackson
T. Mann
Senators Reach Neutrality Compromises Amid Debate
West Virginia figure accused state department policy of bowing to British demands. President Roosevelt and Raymond Moley cited in sources. Senate panel debated amendments to a neutrality bill allowing only cash and carry with ships barred from cargo to belligerents and colonies.
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State Department
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Assisant
Holt
Pittman
D-New
Foreign Relations Committee
Clark
Missouri
Harrison
Mississippi
Hitler Pays Tribute To U Boat Crew In Raid
The German high command praised U boat crews and reported seven Allied planes downed in a raid on German territory and Scapa Flow. British planes were claimed shot down and a battleship was reportedly hit. German press vowed continued attacks as troops advance between the Moselle and the Palatinate Forest.
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Hitler
Prien
Berlin
High Command
Moselle River
Palatinate Forest
Scapa Flow
Britain
Germany
Otto Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Otto Weddigen
England
Poland
Losses Minimized in Chamberlain’s Address to House
The article notes that in a speech to the House Chamberlain downplays losses while highlighting broad support from neutral countries. It states nearly all political shades acknowledge the stance of Britain and France as allied governments.
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Chamberlain
Britain
France
Rabbi Sees Nations League as Path to World Peace
Rabbi Rypins of the Jewish Temple in Greensboro urged an international League of Nations in a talk to High Point College’s International Relations club. He outlined two functions a league would serve, political and non political, from disarmament and the World Court to health issues and drug control, stressing global cooperation and peaceful dispute resolution.
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League of Nations
Rypins
Greensboro
High Point College
Roberts Hall
World Court
League
Germany
U. S
Stockholm Peace Conference Weighs Peace Appeal
The Stockholm conference for peace met in session with officials noting Finland's talks with Russia may lead to a peaceful end. Some foresee a general peace appeal, while others doubt small neutral states should push platonic demonstrations. Most expect neutrality reaffirmation and cultural economic solidarity.
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Swedish National League of Youth
Gustaf
Gothenburg Trade and Shipping Journal
Conference tribute marks Dr. Pritchard tenure
The article notes a conference gathering honoring Dr. Pritchard, praising his devotion as presiding officer. It reports a busy year with work on uniting church groups and transferring churches to the Upper South Carolina Methodist Conference.
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Dr. Pritchard
Pritchard
Upper South Carolina Methodist Conference
Build Up Way To Believe Women's Pain Carda Claims
An article touts Carda as a remedy for undernourished women suffering functional dysmenorrhea. It explains Carda boosts appetite and digestion, aiding physical resistance. It also claims premenstrual use reduces period pain and discomfort.
North Carolina Weather Fair to Partly Cloudy With Frost
Local noon forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions across North Carolina with cooler central and southwest portions tonight and Thursday. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville will be moderate to fresh northeasterly with scattered showers in the extreme south, while Sandy Hook to Hatteras expects gentle to moderate winds and fair weather tonight and Thursday.
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North Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Pope assails war lords over Europe�s looming threat
Pope Pius XII warned that enemies of God cast a sinister shadow over Europe as Lithuania reestablished formal ties with the Vatican after five years of severed relations. He said his actions aim to save souls, not engage in temporal state disputes.
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Gandolfo
Pius
Europe
Holy See
Stanislau Girdvainis
Russia
Vatican
Lithuania
North Carolina Public Health Birth Control Effort Praised
Miss Frances R. Pratt, field nurse for the North Carolina State Board of Health, praised her state's program for aiding indigent mothers and promoting proper spacing of children. She spoke at the American Public Health Association meeting in Pittsburgh. The program aims to protect mothers rather than suppress population and began with county health service two and a half years ago.
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Pittsburgh
Frances R. Pratt
North Carolina
North Carolina Board
Water Works election planned for Wilkesboro bonds
Water Works of Wilkesboro announces an election this Thursday on issuing 30 000 to 32 000 in water system bonds. The vote will determine funding for water system improvements and infrastructure upgrades.
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Water Works of
Wilkesboro
Bigger Push Seen in West Along the Rhine
Reported along the Rhine north of Basel, forces on both sides appeared wary with no signs of imminent offenses. The section noted quiet conditions while troops previously engaged earlier in the war had engaged in crossings and taunts.
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West
Rhine
Basel
President Harding Aboard Survives Storm Rescue Mission
The liner President Harding sent an SOS during a violent storm with ten serious injuries among crew and passengers. The ship faced rudder and davit damage and considered Halifax as a possible port of refuge while rescue efforts continued off Newfoundland.
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Halifax
Henry Heimsoth
Thomas Lister
Schur
Vienna
Harding
New York
New England
S. S. Blaiberg
Cutter Reaches Side of American Liner for Aid
Boston dispatch reports a Coast Guard vessel delivering urgently needed medical supplies to the American liner President Harding after a stormy voyage. About 20 refugees aboard were seriously injured, and the cutter then offered help to the British steamer Blairbeg, 160 miles off Newfoundland, as conditions forced longer aid arrangements.
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Boston
Coast Guard
President Harding
Harding
Blairbeg
Newfoundland
French claim heavy losses felt by Nazis
French officials say German losses were heavy and the war still far from over as the peace offensive continues. In France, Agriculture Minister Queuille ordered butcher shops closed Mondays and banned beefsteak sales on Tuesdays due to veal pork and mutton surplus. Polish president Raczkiewicz names General Sosnkowski as successor if vacancy arises before peace.
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Fuehrer
Henri Queuille
France
Wladislaw Raczkiewicz
Casimir Sosnkowski
Americans Back Peace Leaders
The meeting of the American republics at the Panama conference yields pledges to adopt a common neutrality stance. President Roosevelt's message follows a prior appeal to President Kalinin of Russia seeking to preserve peace between Russia and Finland, with a reply received yesterday.
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Panama
Roosevelt
Russia
Finland
Kalinin
Soviet Reported Giving Nazis Aid
London reports claim Russia sent to Germany a first consignment of 17% tons of gold. Sir Alfred Knox questioned Parliament. R A Butler confirmed the foreign secretary has reason to believe the report may be true. The issue ties to suspicions of Germany drawing Russian gold via Baltic withdrawals.
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London
Russia
Germany
Alfred Knox
Houth of Commons
R. A. Butler
Baltic States
Three Negro Convicts Break From Iredell Camp
Three Negro convicts escaped near Statesville under fire, while a fourth was stopped by guards. From Iredell County prison farm, the escapees were Claude Jones of Moore County for breaking and entering, Alonzo Matthews of Chatham County for murder, and Solomon Herring of Pitt County for breaking, entering and robbery.
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Raleigh
Statesville
Oscar Pitts
Iredell County
Claude Jones
Moore County
Alonzo Matthews
Chatham County
Solomon Herring
Pitt County
Chicago Produce Prices Move Unsettled Butter Creamery Rates
Chicago market notes show unsettled butter and creamery values with high volume and mixed scores. Figures list butter 697 321 unsettled, various creamery grades and other prices mostly unchanged amid market activity in mid October.
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Chicago
Sens
Handball Tunes Hands Detroit Goalie in Offseason
Cecil Tiny Thompson, veteran goalie of the Detroit Red Wings, keeps his timing sharp by playing handball and baseball in the offseason.
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Detroit
Cecil
Tiny) Thompson
Detroit Red Wines
Detroit Cad Die Club Plans Seven Chapters At Y M C A
Detroit's first Cad die Club, started last year, grows into a district program with seven clubs and a goal of 1000 members at Y M C A branches in Detroit and Pontiac.
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Detroit
Pontiac
Ida Poteat Recovery Reported At Rex Hospital
Miss Ida Poteat 81 year old art teacher at Meredith College is recovering satisfactorily at Rex Hospital from an illness that struck last Saturday according to Dr Bessie Evans Lane her physician.
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Poteat
Raleigh
Ida Poteat
Meredith College
Rex Hospital
Bessie Evans Lane
Sponge fishermen protest Cuban sponge shipments ban
Sponge fishermen from Pinar del Rio in Cuba protest government limits on exporting sponges to other countries. They rally to demand reversal of the shipment restriction and broader market access.
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Pinar del Rio
Cuba
High Point WPA Property Survey Enters Second Phase
The High Point real property survey, a WPA project, began this week in the post office building offices. C. H. Anderson, director, announced the project will hire 30 to 40 people and run until about March next year, with data compiled from field surveys in nearby cities.
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High Point
C. H. Anderson
Anderso
Unusual Used Car Sale Set for Tomorrow by Gate City Motor Co
Gate City Motor Co announces a major used car sale starting tomorrow at its lot across from the post office building. Manager Jack Burris says more than 75 cars will be offered at the lowest prices yet seen, with cars grouped by special price. All makes included and a large crowd expected.
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Gate City Motor Compa
Jack Burns
Burns
Burris
Frish Fry After Friday Meeting By Thomasville Woodmen
Thomasville Woodmen Camp N 206 invites all members to a regular meeting Friday night at 7 30 with a fish fry to follow the business session. The Fair Grove Orchestra is expected to provide music.
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Thomasville Woodmen
Enterprise
Thomasville
Fair Grove
Blind Made Merchandise Sale at Cecil's Drug Store
Announcement states blind made merchandise from Guilford County for the blind in Greensboro will be on display and for sale at Cecil's Drug Store 160 South Main Street on Saturday in October.
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CECIL
Guilford County
Greensboro
Cecils Drug Store
Sot
Main Street
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