President Harding Makes Port After 11 Day Atlantic Nightmare
The liner President Harding brought 598 passengers to New York after a hurricane voyage marked by rescues of the torpedoed British freighter Heronspool and a sighting of a blazing French tanker Emile Miguet. 73 injured, 26 evacuated. cabin boy Paul Johnson among the losses. Captain James Roberts called the storm the fiercest seen in 43 years at sea.
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John A. Moroso
New York
President Harding
James Roberts
Passeng
Victor Hugo
Cabin
Paul
Red) Johnson
Stoughton
Wis
Roberts
Johnson
Thomas Fister
Allentown
Frederick Stover
T. Albans
Long Island
Emile Miguet
Inside tale of Hitler wealth through Amann’s control
The piece details how Max Amann built Adolf Hitler’s wealth by running the Nazi publishing empire and steering Mein Kampf profits. Amann shifted assets across Europe, with land, stocks, and multiple bank accounts under various names, making Hitler appear bankless yet prosperous.
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Adolf Hitler
Paul Audinet
Marianne
Hitler
Max Amann
Amann
Voelkische Beobachter
Nazi Party
Franz Eher Verlag
Audinet
Much Yet To Be Done In Disease Of Lungs
Durham observers report at the Duke University symposium that despite advances in treating pneumonia and pulmonary disease, substantial work remains. Dr Maxwell Finland of Harvard discussed pneumonia treatment, Dr Daniel Elkin of Emory on postoperative lung complications, and Dr Gabriel Tucker of UPenn on bronchoscopy for intrathoracic disease.
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Durham
Duke University
Maxwell Finland
Harvard University
Daniel C. Elkin
Emory University
Gabriel Tucker
University of Pennsylvania
Southern States Fair to Open With City Parade
Charlotte hosts the opening gala of North Carolina's Southern States Fair a five day event starting Monday night with a mile long parade six bands civic floats and circus equipment leading the exposition kickoff.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Weiner Roast And Theatre Party In Jamestown
The Junior Sunday school teachers assisted by mothers hosted a weiner roast at Mrs. W. C. Brown's home in Jamestown on Tuesday afternoon. After games, they thanked Mrs. Jack Armstrong, superintendent, with a gift for her new home.
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Jamestown
W. C. Brown
Jack Armstrong
Octet Club Honors New President at Greensboro Theatre Party
The Octet Club honored their new president Miss Mary Kemp Bunn with a Carolina Theatre Greensboro party Thursday night. Afterward members were entertained by Miss Thelma Bliss.
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Octet
Mary Kemp Bunn
Carolina Theatre
Greensboro
Thelma Bliss
North Carolina First State To Publish County Survey
North Carolina becomes the first state to publish county records inventories from the WPA Historical Records Survey. Officials say volumes reveal county court records from 1661 to modern times and include key documents like the Bayard vs. Singleton papers.
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WPA Historical Records Survey
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoty
McGinnis
WPA
May E. Campbell
WPA Professional and Service Division
Cc. C. Crittenden
State Historical Commission
Raleigh
Historical Records Survey
Works Projects Administration
C. C. McGinnis
C. C. Crittenden
North Carolina Historical Commission
Dan Lacy
Clyre R. Hoey
Nash-Yanecey
Alamance
Moore
Crittenden
General Court of
Edenton
Bayard
George Durant
Perquimans County
The
Historical Commission
Denton Church to Celebrate 50th Anniversary and Local Events
The Baptist church marks its 50th anniversary on Sunday October 29 with daylong services, Sunday school from 8:45 to 11, morning service 11 to 12, lunch at 12:30, and 2 o'clock meetings followed by an evening pageant. Denton school sponsors Stunt Day to fund the first aid room with a prize for a class presentation. Local residents and visiting families are noted, including Mr and Mrs Max Lanier of Cincinnati and several Durham area visitors. A Denton Hallowe en party is planned for October 27.
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the Baptist Church
A. U
Denton
Ruth Smith
Franklin
R. A. Allen
Ruth Armstrong
Jane Baxter
Reynolds Assails Calm Over Neutrality Debate
Senator Reynolds of North Carolina told colleagues that John Smith the average citizen is in a fog from the neutrality bill debate. He warned the public may suffer a mental breakdown seeking truth amid conflicting statements and dismissed the idea that Hitler could win the European war as moonshine.
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Washington
Reynolds
John Smith
Senate
Self
The
Hitler
Transfers in Highway Patrol Move Five Troop Members
Major A Armstrong of the State Highway Patrol announced the transfer of two patrolmen in Troop C and three in Troop D due to recent promotions. Troop C saw Set W G Kelly move from Southern Pines to Carthage and Corp T R Burdette from Salisbury to Albemarle. Troop D transfers included Corp R L Wallace from Gastonia to Hickory Corp R G McNeill from Asheville to Hendersonville and Patrolman E D Quinn from Hendersonville to Asheville.
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Raleigh
A. Armstrong
State Highway Patrol
Armstrong
W. G. Kelly
Southern Pines
Carthage
T. R. Burdette
Salisbury
Albemarle
R. L. Wallace
Gastonia
Hickory
R. G. McNeill
Asheville
Hendersonville
E. D. Quinn
Earth in orbit kept by centrifugal force
The text explains centrifugal force balances solar gravity, noting that if orbit paused Earth would begin falling toward the Sun. It claims a one ninth mile drop in the first second and a subsequent enormous impact speed of 380 miles per second. It also states a pension bill of 60 billion dollars for veterans.
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Earth
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