Hitler Could Seek Reestablishment of German Throne
A Berne correspondent reports German circles near Hitler favor restoring a monarchy to shore up his regime. He is said to study a revival of the Hohenzollern throne inspired by Mussolini’s monarchy and Italy’s political structure.
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Adolf Hitler
Berne
Switzerland
Hitler
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Mussol
Wilhelm II
Germany
Mussolini
Reich
Hohenzollern
Hiter
Literary Art in the Palmetto State Propaganda Poem Rally
Governor Olin D Johnston praised by Roosevelt supporters in South Carolina for backing the New Deal while reading a political poem that denounces opposition to the Democrat ticket. The verse recounts rural life and urges voters to scratch every non Democrat from the ticket in November.
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Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Palmetto
Roosevelt
Overlooked Public Interest in Justice Hawke Case
An Ipswich divorce action between Simpson and Simpson draws attention to media bias in covering private life of Mr. Justice Hawke. The piece critiques the American press for its handling of the international episode and speculates on forthcoming royal or legal commentary.
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Arist
Justice
Sen
City action makes traffic pass usable for bikes and cars
City action allows traffic to be shared by motorists and bicyclists. Since then several bicyclists have been brought to court and charged.
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Fathis
Urging Police Action Over Bicycle Traffic Dangers
The writer notes riders go against traffic on the wrong side of streets with no arrests. They warn such conduct risks lives and property and calls on police to intervene to prevent accidents, arguing driver responsibility would not ease a child’s suffering if harmed.
United States Steel Reports Six Year Earnings Peak
United States Steel says earnings reach a six year high and resumes full preferred stock dividends after four years. With a quarterly $1.75 preferred dividend and $2 accumulations paid, arrearage drops to $16.25 a share totaling $58,545,679. Sears Roebuck also reports year over year business growth. The statement notes broader recovery for both large and small industry amid improving business climate.
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United States Steel Corporation
Sears, Roebuck and Company
United States Steel
Barton fame blends art and sport in Babylon scene
A lively portrait of actor Barton home in Babylon L L shaping a wholesome life. He built Barton Stadium for baseball, runs the Barton Long Islanders, and hosts Sunday games. He also keeps dog kennels and a cantina, while his wife Catherine joins him nightly in Babylon.
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Babylon
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Barton
Barton Stadium
Barton Long Islanders
Jim Barton
Tobacco Road
Catherine
Boulevard pair linked by uncanny resemblances and careers
Among startling resemblances of the town is that between Bill Corum the sports writer and Morton Downey the singer. Downey is praised for his swell column in the Evening Journal, while Corum in night clubs is often asked to sing one of his dulcet ballads. Downey has spent most of his professional years in night clubs but has yet to taste intoxicating drink.
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Bill Corum
Morton Downey
Downey
The
Evening Journal
Corum
Honor Roll Signals Strong Start for High Point Students
Twenty years ago the High Point school reports a large group on the honor roll in the first month. In tenth grade the honorees include Arthur Kirkman Carlton Kirkman Odelle Peacock Helen Reynolds. Other items note Farm Loan Bank interest, travels of Frank Sizemore and son to Winston Salem, Grace Kephart’s Asheboro weekend, a Chapel Hill trip by Louise Ingram Clara Steele and others, Grace Bencini returning from Greensboro College, and J A Crowder’s improving health.
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High Point
Arthur Kirkman
Carlton Kirkman
Odelle Peacock
Helen Reynolds
Frank Sizemore
Frank, Jr
Winston-Salem
Grace Kephart
Asheboro
Louise Ingram
Clara Steele
Mesdames L. J. Ingram
W. C. Beavans
Everette Marsh
Chapel Hill
Hal Ingram
Grace Bencini
Greensboro College
J. A. Crowder
Enterprise Party to Host Victory Night Gathering
The Enterprise announces a large election night party for hundreds of friends from sundown to late. Officials say arrangements will provide county results quickly, with updates from Guilford’s far corners and nationwide returns as AP bulletins arrive.
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Enterprise Party
Enterprise
Guilford
United States
A. P
Miss Lucile Holton Ties to Culpepper and Washington Trip
Miss Lucile Holton left today at noon for a visit with relatives and friends in Culpepper Virginia and Washington District of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs.
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Lucile Holton
Culpepper
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway mortgage plan dominates stockholder vote
A new mortgage for the Southern Railway seeks approval from stockholders for up to 500 million dollars in 4 12 percent bonds to be issued over time and maturing by 1999. Charles E Hughes urged U S farmers in Newark to defend citizens rights on land and sea for peace and security. On the Somme, Berlin says British and French repulsed attacks north of the river. In Burke county illicit distillers used dynamite on a mountain peak to warn revenue officers.
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Southern Railway
Charles E. Hughes
Newark
N. J
America
Somme
Berlin
Burke County
Grim Sport deer hunting toll rises in the West
Bruce Catton reports the Western deer season begins with fatal outcomes. Thirty six hunters dead to date: eighteen killed by fellow hunters misidentifying a human hunter, ten by accidental self inflicted shots, four drowned in the chase, and four died in other mishaps as the hunt continues.
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Bruce Catton
Far West
Radio noise and German sedition tale in Stuttgart
A Stuttgart baker was deprived of his tradesman license, arrested, and faces trial for sedition after turning off a Nazi speech by Chancellor Hitler. The incident highlights public radio controversy and the power of broadcasts to provoke legal action.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Hitler
Senator Bailey critiques Landon’s New Deal stance
The column argues Governor Landon favors major New Deal policies but opposes federal funding, seeking state financing to spare taxpayers. It also covers a Forsyth case verdict against Dr Ralph Flowers for alleged gold robbery and comments on racial bias and truth, plus AAA impacts and Chicago wage increases for 80,000 workers.
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Josiah William Bailey
Landon
Ralph C. Flowers
Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Movie exec sails for exotic shots possibly via Spain
A film executive plans an overseas voyage to obtain atmospheric tropical scenes. He may consider Spain for end of the world style sequences.
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Spain
Ohio man eats flapjacks 50 years and counts sleep loss
An Ohio man has had flapjacks every morning for half a century and now weighs a push for change. He notes political addresses on the radio growing shorter and questions whether listeners will accept losing extra sleep.
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Ohio
Hunters Push Deer Hunting Into Hazardous Territory
The text portrays deer hunting as increasingly deadly and crowded, with casualties highlighting dangers. It argues the vast country is shrinking for safe, exclusive hunting as many areas lack space to escape other hunters.
Roosevelt Foes Split From Democrats Over Realignment
The piece notes Democratic leaders and prominent figures like Lewis W. Douglas and Newton D. Baker breaking with Roosevelt over New Deal policy. It highlights party realignment rhetoric, labor leaders denouncing the party’s drift, and Berry’s call for liberal realignment as he talks of dismantling the two old political parties.
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Lewis W. Douglas
Landon
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
Joseph Ely
Berry
Labor
League
John L. Lewis
Ely
Smith
Colby
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mr. Roosevelt
Leprosy Detainees Plea for Freedom in Manila
In Manila three hundred lepers escaped a hospital and reached the president's palace to seek release. Medical authorities say touch does not always transmit leprosy, but authorities return them to the colony as science seeks clearer transmission knowledge.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
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