Finns Move Toward Renewed Talks With Soviet Russia
Helsinki reports called for a conference to discuss impending renewal of negotiations with Soviet Russia. The visit of Dr. Juha Kusti Paasikivi and a Nordic unity show signal a common front while Finland readies to defend independence. Military buildup across eastern Finland includes trains marked with red crosses and tents housing about 15 men per shelter.
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Helsinki
Russia
Moscow
Juha Kusti Paasikivi
Stockholm
Kyvesti Kallio
Paasikivi
Finland
Citadel President Named On Scottish Rite Council
Washington October 20 The Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Masons Southern jurisdiction elected three new members including General Charles P Summerall former army chief of staff and new president of The Citadel South Carolina military academy at Charleston Also named were Rufus C Renfrew Woodward Oklahoma and Claud F Young Fort Scott Kansas to the council at an executive session
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Washington
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Southern Jurisdiction
Charles P. Summerall
Army
Citadel
South Carolina Military Academy
Charleston
Summeral
Rufus C. Renfrew
Woodward
Okla
Claud F. Young
Ft. Scott
Fossits to Lead Two Week Revival at Hayworth Memorial
Rev and Mrs D W Fossit of Louisville Kentucky will conduct a two weeks revival at the Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church launching with an evening service and continuing through the period.
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D. W. Fossit
Louisville, Ky
Hayworth Memorial Wesleyan Church
Mormon Elders to Spend Five Months in High Point
Elder Joseph E. Bateman of Salt Lake City and Elder David H. Myers of Ogden City are in High Point for five months of missionary work. Assigned by their mission president in Louisville to a two year field, they fund their efforts themselves and receive no church or local support. They reside at 109 West Green Street with Mrs. W. A. Grimes.
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Joseph E. Bateman
Salt Lake City
Utah
David H. Myers
Ogden City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
High Point
Louisville
W. A. Grimes
West Green Street
Soviet Refugee Testimony Tells of Escape and Repatriation
The witness Beal described his months in a Corinna Michaelson farm in Connecticut and a return to Russia aided by a New York teacher Jack Hardy. He detailed a false passport to Samuel Cohn and outlined harsh conditions in Kharkov and Latvia before reaching Paris and New York with help from the American Civil Liberties Union and an American embassy program. He faced arrest in Lawrence, Massachusetts, in 1938 and warned of OGPU retaliation against testers, while the committee thanked Gov. Clyde Hoey for permitting his appearance.
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Corinna Michaelson
Connecticut
Russia
Jack Hardy
New York
Samuel Cohn
Beal
Dies
Fritz Heberling
Chicago
Heberling
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Kharkov
Latvia
Berlin
Arthur Garfield Hayes
American Civil Liberties Union
Reichstag
Hayes
Paris
American Club
Lawrence
Mass
North Carolina
Boston
England
OGPU
Clyde Hoey
Education Group Sets Northwest District Convention in City
The NC Education Association unit and High Point High School faculty host the Northwest District Teachers Association in its 17th annual convention on Thursday and Friday, November 23. T. E. Story will preside with speakers from Raleigh, Columbia University and Greensboro among others.
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North Carolina Education Association
High Point High School
Northwest District Teachers’ Association
T. E. Story
North Wilkesboro
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
Elbert K. Fretwell
Columbia University
T. E. Browne
Grace Sabotka
Peabody
Peabody College
Julain Miller
The
Charlotte Observer
A. D. Beitel
Guilford College
Charles Griffith
Fretwell
Margaret Wall
Greensboro
Miller
Julia A. Oxford
Eton College
J. Minor Gwyn
University of North Carolina
Cc. K. Wright
Laurens
8. C
George B. Watts
Davidson College
Rene Hardie
Woman's College
Griffith
Carl W. White
North Carolina Academy of Science
Beittel
Sheraton Hotel
Air warnings over Edinburgh during raid scare
Civilian crowds in Edinburgh heard air raid warnings for a wide alert around the Firth of Forth area as Nazi bombers raided distant targets. Defending aircraft chased high altitude raiders while no bombs fell on populated areas, and the all clear was sounded within hours.
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Edinburgh
Firth of Forth Bridge
Firth of Forth
Scapa Flow
Britain
Orkney Islands
Scottish
England
Scotland
Prisoners Taken in Brussels War Prisoner Count
Belgian government reports 17 war prisoners including 12 Germans who crossed by mistake, four British aviators and one French flier. A 20 member commission was named to handle their cases.
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Brussels
Beal's Guard Plans Return to Prison on Brat Train
In a courtroom moment Beal's guard who attended the appearance arranged to escort him back to prison on the Brat train, keeping the prisoner in custody as the proceedings concluded.
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Beal
Germany claims joker in triple aid agreement
Germany asserts a joker in a three party aid pact while Britain faces limits aiding Turkey and Poland. Papen to confer after returning to Berlin. Hitler ratifies Moscow and Poland accords as naval war risks rise. German high command reports quiet on the western front with minor activity.
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Germany
Turkey
Britain
Poland
England
Dardanelles
Franz von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Russia
Moscow
Geman
Ankara
Bessarabia
Rumania
Greece
Italy
Hungary
Balkans
Bulgaria
George Kiosselvanoff
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Senators Clash Over Neutrality Bill Amendments in Senate Debate
Senator Johnson leads opposition as Clark proposes extending the arms embargo ban to army and merchant ships. Barkley backs repeal while President Roosevelt’s policy on belligerent submarines stirs dispute. Shipping amendments gain cautious support from Foreign Relations Democrats.
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Johnson
R-Calif
Barkley
D-Ky
Clark
Roosevelt
Germany
Wilson
Europe
Foreign Relations Committee
Austin
Vermont
Great Britain
France
Britain Turkey pact shifts Balkans balance amid war fears
Diplomatic circles hailed the Ankara accord as limiting German influence in the Balkans and aligning Britain France and Turkey against European aggression. Observers warned only a broad regional spark could trigger wider conflict as Soviet moves remained a threat and U S policy clashed with embargo talks.
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Berlin
Balkans
Union and conference officers named at North Carolina Methodist meeting
The North Carolina conference elected Rev. T. Glenn Madison Dr. S. W. Taylor and Rev. E. G. Cowan to lead the pastors summer school at High Point College. Committees were formed to manage post conference readjustments. The Blue Ridge Atlantic conference reappointed Dr. W. A. Parsons and staff. Transfers included Rev. W. A. Pavey moved from Maine and H. H. Shaw to Virginia conference.
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Marion S. Justice
State Department of Occupations
T. E. Browne
Grace Sabotka
Vance T. Little
Woman's College
Anna Lula Dobson
R. J. Reynolds High School
Elbert T. Fretwell
Koch
Dr. Griffith
F. C. Smathers
Rutherfordton
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
T. Glenn Madison
S. W. Taylor
E. G. Cowan
High Point College
Western North Carolina Conference
George R. Brown
J. D. Williams
R. C. Stubbins
J. E. Pritchard
R. M. Andrews
Blue Ridge-Atlantic
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Parsons
Statesville
M. O. Fletcher
Z. W. Arthur
A. W. Waltons
S. W. Johnson
Kings Mountain
D. H. Dennis
C. J. Winslow
E. W. Mills
Edward M. Graham
Newton
Wallace E. Brown
Portland
Ore
W. A. Pavey
Maine
C. C. Williams
L. A. Lewis
H. H. Shaw
Virginia
Submarine Restrictions Discussed by Roosevelt in Return to Home
President Roosevelt outlined neutral ity act language distinguishing submarines from surface warships and suggested enforcement orders may have been sent to the navy coast guard and army. He spoke after arriving back from Washington and noted a church service will dedicate a Bible connected to King George.
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Navy
Coast Guard
Army
Roosevelt
Washington
George of England
St. James Episcopal Church
Innovative 3-in-1 kitchen furniture blends ironing board
A manufacturer offers a sturdy white enamel unit that combines an ironing board a stepladder and a chair in one. The ironing board doubles as the chair back when not in use and the ladder steps include rubber treads to prevent slipping.
Emma Overcash Dies at 44 After Pneumonia Illness
Emma T. Overcash 44 died at her niece’s home on Haygood Street after several days of pneumonia. She was a native of Thomasville, daughter of Calep and (Mrs.) Overcash, and survived by two brothers Henry and Lee both of Thomasville and two sisters Mrs J W Westmoreland of Thomasville and Mrs Linda Moffitt of Winston Salem. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev W M Rathburn officiating. Interment in Unity Chapel Cemetery.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Emma T. Overcash
Ed Smith
Haygood Street
Calep Overcash
Henry and
Lee
J. W. Westmoreland
Linda Moffitt
Winston-Salem
Trinity Methodist Church
W. M. Rathburn
Unity Chapel
Funeral services for Joe Don Wood in Randleman
Joe Don Wood four years old died yesterday morning at home of his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wood in Randleman. Funeral services held at Marlboro Friends Chapel at 3 PM this afternoon. He is survived by his parents one sister Doris one brother Bobbie and grandparents Mr and Mrs R C Davis.
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Joe Don Wood
Enterprise
Randleman
Marlboro Friends Chapel
Frank Wood
Doris
Bobbie
R. C. Davis
Chicago markets show mixed dairy and produce prices
Chicago reports a steady to mixed market with creamery scores at 28 1 2 to 29 and various carrot and produce figures. Trade includes 2,291 market ayes and several firsts with minor changes across line items, reflecting uneven demand.
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Chicago
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