Weather report for Carolinas and coastal waters
North Carolina will stay generally fair with warmer conditions tonight and Thursday The mountains cool Thursday afternoon or night East portions warm up Thursday South Carolina similar trend with slight warmth near the coast and extreme east tonight Winds shift from southwest to west over the north portion Thursday while the south portion sees fresh southwest winds A southward coast forecast from Hatteras to Jacksonvill e shows variable winds becoming moderate to fresh southwest with fair weather tonight and Thursday
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
North Portion
South
Jacksonville
Cabinet aide attacked committee over truth and evidence
The claims cabinet aide urged the committee to seek facts while accusing it of failing to pursue truth. The chairman proposed a joint panel with Dies to examine the committee's evidence and report, potentially acceptable in court with an appointed expert lawyer.
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Roosevelt
Shirley Temple fabrication cited in political inquiry
Dies argues the Shirley Temple fabrication was created by radical writers with Soviet sympathy. Perkins Ickes and the President allegedly repeated the claim to lend credibility. A witness had named Temple among stars used unknowingly as stooges for radical movements.
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Shirley Temple
Dies
Soviet
Russia
Perkins
Ickes
Roosevelt proclaims Armistice Day 1938 observance
President Roosevelt declares November 11 Armistice Day and urges non aggression as a path to peace. He notes the 20th anniversary of the Armistice and plans a national radio address from the White House forum on peace and foreign affairs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York Herald Tribune
White House
R T Stone Passes Away After Stroke in High Point
R T Stone a longtime High Point resident died at his home 1611 Long Street at 9 this morning after several days illness from a stroke. Born April 14 1871 in Rockingham County he was a 34 year resident of the city and 33 years with Tate Furniture. He married Gillie Gammon in 1895 and is survived by his wife two sons Jesse and Richard Jr two daughters Mrs Hodgin Mrs Oldham and Mrs Potts four siblings and three grandchildren.
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R. T. Stone
Long Street
Mr. Stone
Rockingham County
William
Susie France Stone
Tate Furniture Company
Primitive Baptist Church
Gillie EF. Gammon
Jesse Stone
Richard Stone
D. C. Hodgin
FE. RB. Oldham
High Point
H. M. Potts
Martinsville, Va
J. M. Stone
Reidsville
Fletcher Stone
Joe Stone
Walter Stone
Georgia Stone
Light cars predominate among North Carolina owners
Raleigh October 26 The North Carolina Division of Statistics and Planning reports from 31 396 car owners show 78.6 percent drive light cars 18.1 percent medium weight and 3.3 percent heavy. Rural areas skew even more toward light models with only 1.8 percent heavy cars.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Division of Statistics and Planning
State Highway and Public Works Commission
North Carolina
Austin
Chevrolet
Erskine
Ford
Plymouth
Terraplane
Willys
Auburn
Buick
Hudson
Oldsmobile
DeSoto
Dodge
Pontiac
Studebaker
Cadillac
Chrysler
LaSalle
Lincoln
Packard
James 8. Burch
North Carolina Fall Attracts National Landscape Artist
Western North Carolina draws many top artists each fall as the Department of Conservation notes. Rudolph F. Ingerele, a Chicago landscape artist, has spent 16 autumns in the mountains, painting Great Smokies scenes from his Waynesville base. His work has hung in major galleries in the U S and Europe, earning prizes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Rudolph F. Ingerele
Chicago
Mr. Ingerele
Waynesville
Ingerele
America
United States
Europe
Borah Warns Against Protest in Delicate British Situation
The senator warned that Britain faces a dangerous moment and mass meetings without justification could hinder the cause. He urged relying on the mandatory power to address the issue and fulfill obligations rather than unilateral action.
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Great Britain
California Democrats Challenged as Communist Ties
House investigators of un American activities heard that John G. Clark chaired California Democratic campaign efforts and was identified as a Communist. Three party nominees for high office in California were said to have Communist connections.
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P-- House
Democratic Campaign Committee
California
John G. Clark
Carroll Addresses Study Group On School Grading
About 169 attendees gathered in Johnson Street school for the third PTA study group led by Charles F. Carroll Jr. The discussion covered why report cards exist and how grading affects students parents and teachers. The group urged later school starttimes and more family life training with continued school visits. The next session at Cloverdale auditorium on November 1 will feature Dr Beas Naylor Rosa on New Standards Of Family Life.
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Parent
Johnson Street
W. L. Edwards
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Mr. Carroll
Carroll
High Point
Cloverdale Auditorium
Beas Naylor Rosa
North Carolina
Southern Railway to Spend Five Million on New Freight Cars
Southern Railway plans to invest 5 million dollars in new equipment subject to ICC approval. The order includes 1340-ton sheathed box cars from Pullman Standard at Birmingham for about three million, 1050-ton all steel gondolas from Mt. Vernon Car in Mt. Vernon Alabama for about two million, 25 seventy foot express cars in negotiation, and 100 more 40 ton steel underframe cars from Ralston Steel Car in Columbus, Ohio.
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Southern Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Standard Car
Mfg. Company
Birmingham
Ala
Mt. Vernon Car Mfg. Co
Mt. Vernon
Southern
Ralston Steel Car Company
Columbus
Ohio
Carrier Boy Not Paper Employee in Forsyth Suit
Winston-Salem judge rules a carrier boy delivering papers is not employed by the Journal and Sentinel and thus not protected by the workmen compensation act. The decision affirms the industrial commission findings that Garvey was hurt while delivering papers on December 1 1936 and that the boy was not a newspaper employee.
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Winston-Salem
Hubert EB. Olive
Forsyth
Robert R. Garvey, Jr
Journal and Sentinel
Industrial Commission
Garvey
J. Dewey Dorsett
Dorsett
Believe It Or Not Contest Opens in The Enterprise
The Enterprise and Robert Ripley announce a Believe It or Not contest with daily prizes and fourteen national grand prizes. Submit unbelievable facts with proof by November 13 originating in the Americas. Grand prizes include Buick, cruises, trips, hotels, and a Philco radio phonograph.
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Bob Ripley
Patrick Mahaney
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Mahaney
Adam
Toledo
Ohio
Ripley
Enterprise
The
Robert L. Ripley
Atlanta
Georgia
Detroit
Michigan
Alexander Pope
Pope
Urse
North
Central
South America
U. S
Grace Line
New York
United Airlines
Miami
Eastern Airlines
Sun Valley Lodge
Sun Valley
Idaho
Warner Movie Studios
Warner Bros
Hollywood
California
American Airlines
Beverly Hills
Bermuda
Monarch of
Queen of
Purness Line
Pan-American Airways
Belmont Manor
New Philco
United States
Mr. Ripley
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Believe It Or Not, Inc
Social Roster And Visits From Deep River
Mrs Evie Thornton hosted friends including Mr and Mrs McW High Point and others on Tuesday with an oyster gathering at her home. Relatives of Guilford drove to Burlington to see ill brother L L. Visits from Greensboro included John W Lewis and his son. High Point guests Nora Floyd and Aunt Mrs Thornton and Nettie called on Carter and Foster households.
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Evie Thornton
McW
John W. Lewis
Greensboro
W. F
Creek
Thornton
R. I. Jo
Ezra Sam
Burrus Jones
Jackie
Nora F. Lloyd
Claudia Thornton
G. 8. Foster
High Point
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