Americans In Europe May Lose Citizenship
Washington reports that several thousand naturalized Americans abroad face automatic loss of citizenship if they do not return to the United States by October 14 under the 1940 Nationality Act. State Department efforts accelerate repatriation for 50,000 since the war began, as British Isles residents may seek passage on foreign vessels with urgent return visas.
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Washington
United States
State Department
British Isles
Hull
Secretary of State
Far
Athenia
Husband charged with murder in Marion case
Delbert Lewis, 58, a car and wood yard worker, was served with a murder warrant in the strangling death of his wife. Her bound and gagged body was found last Saturday in their Marion home, Sheriff Grady Nichols said.
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Marion
Delbert Lewis
Grady Nichols
Why Use Harsh Laxatives Get PRUNOL
The piece promotes Prunol as a tasty laxative for the whole family. It claims a creamy emulsion of mineral oil with prune juice and phenolphthalein to soften waste for gentle elimination. A money back guarantee is offered, with several pharmacies listed as sellers.
US and Canadian Plants Produce 695000 Commercial Vehicles
In the year ending last September United States and Canadian factories manufactured 695000 commercial vehicles valued at 5 445 324 000 wholesale. The output reflects a large cross border industrial effort with substantial wholesale value attributed to the production. The figures indicate continued demand for commercial transport equipment in North America.
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United States
Oddities and accidents hit Carolinas headlines
In Charlotte a court scene ends with whispers to Solicitor Carlyle and a ransacked house incident. Across the region a spate of mishaps includes car crashes in Kannapolis and Statesville, a truck overturn in Asheboro, and a cap-sized collision with a child injured. Also notes animal antics at Fort Bragg and Fort Jackson.
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Charlotte
Miss Justice
Lumberton Way
Robeson County Superior Court
FL E. Carlyle
Carlyle
Bill Bulla
Asheboro
Bills
Bill
Statesville
Tennessee professor named associate at N C State College
Professor A. Hendrix of University of Tennessee agriculture faculty has been appointed associate professor of agricultural engineering and associate agricultural research engineer at North Carolina State College. Head of NC State agricultural engineering announced the move. Hendrix previously taught engineering at Tennessee from 1925 to 1937 and now joins his wife Jane Waddell Hendrix and their four children.
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NEW
A. T. Hendrix
College of Agriculture
University of Tennessee
N. C. State College
David S. Weaver
New State
Agriculture College
Hendrix
Jane Waddell
Columbus
Ohio
Clean False Teeth Get Rid of Stains Ad Card
An ad touts Kleenite a dentists plate cleaner to remove stains from false teeth and bridgework. It claims no brushing is needed, offers economic use, and promises satisfaction or money back with Mann's Cut Rate Drug Stores as a distributor.
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Mann
Nazis Sealed Blockade By Invasion Of Soviet
The commerce department said Germany sealed the ring of the Allied blockade by invading Russia. An economic survey for the foreign commerce weekly noted Nazi claims that Soviet food and raw materials would help break the Allied blockade. It warned loss of petroleum barley cotton manganese ore and similar items would be significant and that occupation could yield large material quantities. Deliberate stock destruction and transport congestion could delay these plans, the report added. It also noted potential trade cuts with Middle Eastern and Far Eastern markets.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Commerce Department
Foreign Comerce Weekly
Europe
Reich
Reynolds Wants Lindbergh To Speak In N. C.
Raleigh dispatch reports Governor Broughton would not object to Colonel Lindbergh speaking in North Carolina. The idea arose after Earl C. Jeffrey of America First quoted Senator Reynolds saying he would like Lindbergh to carry his message to the state. Reynolds was en route to Rochester, Minnesota for a routine physical. The governor affirmed no one is denied the right to speak despite opposing views.
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Raleigh
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Carolina
Broughton
Des Moines
Earl C. Jeffrey
America First Committee
Senator Reynolds
Lindbergh
Reynolds
Rochester
Minn
Meeting Attendee Rejects Lindbergh Speech
A quoted opponent states that if Lindbergh visits, he would skip the meeting because his speech, if given as elsewhere, would be unalterably opposed to everything he would say. The remark underscores local opposition to the aviation hero's address.
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Lindbergh
Loan Fund Established From Anonymous Donation
Campbell Colfeper reports a $1,000 loan fund gift from a former student who asked for anonymity. The funds are set to aid residents of Harnett Johnston Sampson or Cumberland counties as student loans.
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Robt. Ripley
Jerry Msnamara
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Jae Va
Floyd Gibbons
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
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Peoria Ul
Portland
DAN Valley Mills
Flain
Cain’s Mayonnaise
Luzianne Coffee
Wilsco
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Kannapolis
Pudgie
Fort Jackson
30Th Division
Atlanta, Ga
Jacksonville
Sam
Marine Barracks
Genoa
Turin
Rome
High Command
Messina
Sweden
Hendril
Harris Pharmacy, Inc
Wachovia
SANE
AUTO
Howard Finance Company
Soviet
N. C
Coireee
Ward Street
Parm
ICH Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Linen & Baby Dept
Last Chance
Bargins
The
Linen & Baby Department Store
St. Main
Ellian Tire
Cornell
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CTS
Thomasville, N. C
W. Main ST
Nat Walker
Walgreen
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