Presence Of Russian Troops Along Borders Welds Balkan States
Hungary faces Soviet pressure as Romanian and Yugoslav neighbors back a united front. Italian and Yugoslav assurances are cited as Hungary positions the Carpathians as a barrier against expansion. Rumors of Red Army moves toward Bessarabia and Transylvania add to Balkan tensions while Romania anticipates imminent developments.
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Balkan
Carpathians
Italy
Yugoslavia
Red
Adriatic
Bessarabia
Carpathian Range
Transylvania
Ruthenia
Poland
Romania
Balkans
Carol
Bulgaria
Turkey
Professional Negro club discusses vocational training
The High Point Professional Men's Club met at G. L. Starks home on Underhill Avenue Tuesday evening. Members discussed vocational training and opportunities for Negro high school graduates and planned concrete contributions at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
G. l. Starks
Underhill Avenue
P T A Contest Closes This Evening
The triangular contest sponsored by the P T A s of Leonard Street School Fairview Street School and William Penn High School ends tonight with a program in William Penn auditorium at 8 o clock. Public invited free of charge.
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Leonard Street School
Fairview Street School
William Penn High School
William Penn Auditorium
W. I. C Circle Meeting Set at Mrs DeBerry Home
The W I C Circle plans a meeting at Mrs Della DeBerry's home on Normal Street Thursday evening. All members are urged to attend.
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W. I. C. Circle
Della DeBerry
Normal Street
Stahl on Winter Tour Opens in Lansing
Marvin Stahl Michigan Open champion will join the winter professional golf circuit. Last winter he and Chick Harbert Battle Creek amateur reached the final of the national pro amateur tournament in St Augustine.
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Stahl
Lansing
Marvin Stahl
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek
St. Augustine
WPA Will Employ 1 043 New Workers on 13 Projects
Raleigh report shows 1 0453 persons to be employed on 153 projects with 669 609 dollars allocated by state WPA administrator C. C. McGinnis. Ten projects involve construction and improvements of state highways and roads. Daughter recounts the collapse of a structure with no injuries.
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WPA
Raleigh
C. C. McGinnis
Welfare Conference Goes Into 2nd Day
CHAPEL HILL Oct 25 The 20th annual Public Welfare Institute entered its second day with a program of speeches and discussions. Dr James W Fessler of the University of North Carolina urged merit systems to prevent loading offices with party workers. The Association of County Superintendents of Public Welfare elected Miss Mary Roberson president Mrs T E Boney vice president and W T Maddox secretary treasurer.
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Chapel Hill
Public Welfare Institute
James W. Fessler
University of North Carolina
Association of County Superintendents of Public Welfare
Institute
Mary Roberson
Wadesboro
T. E. Boney
Scotland Neck
W. T. Maddox
National land protected by organized fire control systems
About 187,122,4100 acres of national land in the United States are under protection by organized fire control systems.
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United States
Murchison Sees Improvement In Cotton Textile Industry
New York Oct 25 AP President Claudius T Murchison of the Cotton Textile Institute says there is decided improvement in the cotton textile trade but cautions against sharp price advances. He urges production limits and avoiding long term contracts to prevent speculative pricing. He warns a postwar subsidy could flood markets with cheaper goods and calls for tariff increases to offset subsidies. Frank H Hillery, Textile Export Association president, says exports may hit 564 million square yards this year, up 250 million from last year, aiding the sector but potentially needing more imports from foreign markets.
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New York
Claudius T. Murchison
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Institute
Murchison
Congress
Frank H. Hillery
Textile Export Association
Hoyt Elected Head of State Newsmen
W. K. Hoyt of the Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel was named chairman of the North Carolina Press Association for the coming year succeeding Talbot Patrick of the Goldsboro News Argus. Other officers are Lee B. Weathers of the Shelby Star as vice chairman and Frank Daniels of the News and Observer as secretary treasurer. The group will meet during the NC Press Institute in Chapel Hill in January 1940.
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Goldsboro
North Carolina Press Association
W. K. Hoyt
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Talbot Patrick
Goldsboro News-Argus
Lee B. Weathers
The
Shelby Star
Frank Daniels
News and Observer
Raleigh
N. C. Press Institute
Chapel Hill
Waring to Dedicate Alma Mater to Davidson College
New hymn Davidson Our Alma Mater by Fred Waring is dedicated to Davidson College students and alumni. Waring and his Glee Club will perform on NBC Pleasure Time Friday Oct 27 at 7:00 p m Eastern. Londoners use six gallons of water per head daily.
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New York
Davidson
Fred Waring
Davidson College
N. C
National Broadcasting Company
Glee Club
E.S.T
Fire destroys Farmville tobacco firm redrying plant
Farmville owners sought an accurate damage figure after a fire swept the W. B. Lea Tobacco Company's redrying plant last night. The blaze started on the second floor and within an hour left only embers. Goldsboro fire department assisted as nearby storage plants were threatened.
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Farmville
W. B. Lea Tobacco Company
Goldsboro
Wofford College Pledges Two Local Youths to Lambda Chi Alpha
Among 81 boys pledged to eight fraternities at Wofford College Spartanburg D C two are from High Point Lester Williams and Harley Williams have been pledged to Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
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Wofford College
Spartanburg
D. C
High Point
Lester Williams
Harley Williams
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Real estate transfers in Morehead and Fentress townships
M F Douglas and wife transfer Meadowbrook Terrace parcel to Eileen Neale and Mary Frances Brown. Tyre G Benbow transfers Ridgeway Drive tract to John M Betts and wife. C V Cauthren transfers Tabernacle Road tract to Thurman B Hepler and wife. Maggie Ellen Bonkemyer and W H Bonkemyer transfer property to B L Herman and wife, property noted as pilot of property made by Grady L Bain.
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M. F. Douglas
Eileen Neale
Mary Frances Brown
Meadowbrook Terrace
Tyre G. Benbow
John M. Betts
Ridgeway Drive
Fentress Township
C. V. Cauthren
Thurman B. Hepler
Tabernacle Road
Maggie Ellen Bonkemyer
W. H. Bonkemyer
B. L. Herman
Grady L. Bain
First Cadet Drill Set At Oak Ridge Institute
The Oak Ridge Military Institute cadet corps will hold its first fall dress parade on the Oak Ridge drill field Sunday, October 29, starting at 3 15 p m.
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Oak Ridge
Cadet Corps of
Oak Ridge Military Institute
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