Necessity Leaders Differ Over Cooperation with Germany
Washington dispatch reports two schools of thought in U.S. policy toward Germany. One argues for limited collaboration amid stabilization aims in central Europe, while the other warns Germany will militarize and seek broader markets, especially in the Americas. Ambassador Kennedy and Hull weigh in on collabo ration versus opposition as debates shift to economic policy and a potential triad trade framework.
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Andrue
Washington
United States
Peach
Germany
Eupe
Gerany
Europe
Harouchts
Mey
South America
Iith
America
Joseph Kennedy
London
Hether
Kennedy
Hull
Ameri
Hitler
Ter
Arces
Central
Latin
Rica
Gery
Ted
Berlin
Great Britain
Imany
England
Britain
Man From Kinston Found Dead in Waterway Near Swansboro
Roosevelt Harris of Kinston, 32, was found dead today in a waterway near Swansboro. Harris, described as a gar mechanic, reportedly disappeared after a fishing trip with companions who said he fell from a boat yesterday.
Put Again Tops Grid World TCU Irish Dartmouth Duke Pace
France warns of a heavy rearmament program after a cabinet meeting and in close accord with Britain moves to speed up arms and aircraft production. Ministers propose longer hours and possible dismissals for noncompliant workers at plants. France plans to appoint a high armed forces official to speed arms buildup. Ott of Munich referenced as Italy views arms strides with concern.
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TCU
Irish
Dartmouth
Duke
Paris
Europe
Great Britain
France
British
Air Ministry
Germany
Leon Archambaud
Chamber of Deputies
National Defense
Virginio Gayda
Italy
United States
Munich
Unbeaten Runs End as Pitt Dominates
Pitt's No. 1 Golden Panthers overwhelmed Southern Methodist 34-7 while Syracuse Georgia and Carnegie Tech dropped from the unblemished ranks. Notre Dame, Texas Christian, Dartmouth, Oklahoma, Duke and others kept pace as Holy Cross toppled unbeaten Georgia 29-6 and Colgate routed Iowa 14-0 in a busy weekend of college football action.
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Herbert W. Barker
New York
Pitt
Golden Panthers
Associated Press
Syracuse
Georgia
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Irish
Horned Frogs
Texas Christian
Indians
Dartmouth
Oklahoma
Duke
Mustangs
Southern Methodist
C. U
Marquette
Harvard
Nebraska
Wake Forest
Michigan State
Spartans
Holy Cross
Fordham
Colgate
Rams
Oregon
Iowa
Michigan
Yale
Lafayette
New York University
Cornell
Penn State
Georgetown
Manhattan
Christianity Centerpiece of World Salvation Says Hoey
Governor Hoey told the Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South that Christianity is the world saving power. He cited Fort Bragg’s air force and urged unity of the church's three branches. Delegates chose A J Kirby as lay leader and planned next year’s meeting in Greensboro with a Kansas City uniting conference set for April 26.
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Charlotte
Hoey
Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Fort Bragg
A. J. Kirby
Gastonia
West Market Street Church
Greensboro
BK. A. Cole
J. C. Kesler
Salisbury
James A. Gray
Winston-Salem
Kansas City
Davenport College
Greensboro College
C. C. Weaver
Conference Women’s Missionary Society
Conference Society
L. G. Morlock
Nashville
Tenn
Ay A. B.mbeth
Thomasville
Top College Football Scores Tally Across Games
A wide array of college football results includes Georgia Tech 7 over Auburn 6, Pennsylvania 14 over Columbia 13, Holy Cross 20 over Georgia 6, Vanderbilt 0 over LSU 7, and several ties such as LSU at Vanderbilt and Princeton 13 Wisconsin 7. Other notable wins include Carson programs, Navy 13 Princeton 13 tie, Michigan 15 Yale 13, and Dartmouth 13 Harvard 7.
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Georgia Tech
Auburn
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Holy Cross
Georgia
Vanderbilt
N. C. State
Furman
Fordham
Oregon
Navy
Princeton
Purdue
Wisconsin
Southern California
Stanford
Michigan State
Syracuse
North Carolina roads to receive WPA aid for 2,000 miles
The WPA approves a 4 million project to upgrade North Carolina secondary roads. George W. Coan Jr says the plan calls for 2,000 miles of roads at about two thousand dollars per mile with a million-dollar state share and the rest from WPA funds. Governor Hoey and Frank Dunlap were away. funding sources for the state share remain unspecified.
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Raleigh
WPA
North Carolina
George W. Coan, Jr
Roosevelt
Coan
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Hoey
Frank L. Dunlap
Highway and Public Works Commission
PWA
Hearst Accuses Britain of Propaganda Flood
William Randolph Hearst accused England of flooding the United States with propaganda to win support for its imperial worries. He spoke at San Simeon, Cal, on October 22, asserting the foreign effort aimed to shape U.S. opinion.
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Hearst
Britain
San Simeon
Cal
England
William Randolph Hearst
United States
Japs vow to defeat China completely
Canton fell to a Japanese mechanized column within 10 days and was occupied with little resistance. Japanese leaders said Hankow would fall in two weeks as they push toward the Yangtze river, while demanding free action in Asia and warning any nation challenging Japan.
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Hongkong
Canton
China
Colum
Hankow
Shunroku Hata
Japan
Chiang Kai- Shek
Szechwan
Yunnan
Chiang
Yangtze River
South China
Hata
Yangtze
Wuhan
Nanyang
Wuchang
U. S
United States
Guam
Luzon
Reuters
Changsha
Hunan
Mme
Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Beaufort Father Convicted of Manslaughter in Son Shooting
J W Watson a 69 year old Stella farmer was found guilty in Superior court of manslaughter for the fatal shooting of his 22 year old son Jesse The judge sentenced him to 18 months in state prison with bond set at 1500 pending appeal
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Beaufort
J. W. Watson
Stella Farmer
Jesse
Paul Frizzelle
Watson
Records Of 11 000 000 Must Be Kept By Employers
The wage and hour administration announced that employers must keep records for 11 million workers under the new labor standards act when it takes effect at midnight Sunday. Officials say 750,000 may get higher wages and 1.5 million could see shorter hours, with records also required for others in interstate commerce who meet or exceed standards or are exempt. Some groups like professionals and administrative staff need only name address and occupation. No specific form is required.
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Washington
0. M. Smith
United States
High Point
High Point Manufacturing
Congress
North Carolina
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
NRA
S. H. Tomlinson
High Point Man Sought As Wreck Kills Constable
A High Point constable Arthur Matthews, 38, died after a high speed chase near East Bend when his car crashed into the rear of a liquor pursuit vehicle and veered into a tree. Two High Point girls Ruth Daniels and Katherine Ferrell were arrested at the hospital. Wade Johnson escaped with minor injuries. The driver of the pursued car, a well known bootlegger, fled in a 1938 Ford. The chase spanned about ten miles. speeds were around 90 to 95 mph. Sheriff Ernie Shore said plates identified the fleeing driver. The article also covers local opinion on the Fair Labor Standards Act and its expected impact on High Point industries.
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Arthur Matthews
Booneville
East Bend
Ernie Shore
Matthews
Lee Phillips
State High Way Patrol
High Point
Ruth Daniels
Katherine Ferrell
Yadkinville
Wade Johnson
Yadkin County
Three-man referees named to settle Eighth District fight
A Raleigh board of three attorneys was chosen to decide which candidate, C B Deane of Rockingham or W O Burgin of Lexington, should receive the Democratic Congressional nomination in North Carolina's Eighth District. The referees will hold an initial meeting Monday and their findings will be final for the disputing parties, with uncertainty still over whether a court judge will accept the decision. The case comes as the election looms with a Republican win risk.
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Raleigh
C. B. Deane
Rockingham
W. O. Burgin
Lexington
Charles G. Rose
Fayetteville
James G. Herriman
Asheville
H. Gardner Hudson
Winston-Salem
Deane
Burgin
Congress
Superior Court
W. C. Harris
Eighth District
Valencia Hit by Rebel Air Raids Across Frontier
Spanish insurgents intensified attacks from Barcelona toward Valencia as the civil war shifted focus to the government port cities along the Mediterranean. Officials report over 20 killed and 67 wounded in Barcelona, with one severely injured woman in Valencia.
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Hendaye
France
Mediterranean
Barcelona
Valencia
Ebro
Catalonia
Godwin Sentenced to Die in Gas Chamber
James F. Godwin of High Point was sentenced in Guilford Superior Court to die in the gas chamber for the October 8 slaying of Donald Moss. An automatic stay on December 9 execution followed an appeal to the state supreme court, with Godwin awaiting higher court action by next May. Bill Wilson received a life sentence as accessory before the fact, after pleading guilty.
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Greensboro
James F. Godwin
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Donald Moss
Raleigh
Joe Phipps
Hart Ballinger
Hubert Olive
State Supreme Court
Phipps
Godwin
State Penitentiary
Bill Wilson
Davidson County
Frank Mc
Adoo
C. F. Moor
Wilson
Olive
Hickory
Supreme Court
Sheriff Phipps
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