Weather notes and cotton region records from Charlotte
Fair and cooler conditions persist in North Carolina with wind advisories across Hatteras to Jacksonville and diminishing gales from Sandy Hook to Hat eras. Official readings list temperatures and rainfall in key cotton growing areas including Charlotte, Charleston, Columbia, Birmingham, and Wilmington, noting variable coverage and a final line on prehistoric flying reptile wing support by a single finger.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Charlotte
Officeial Weather Bureau
H. L. Bial
Augusta
Birmingham
Charleston
Dugagetse
Columbia
Borvop
Sucoveusscanteees & Bramaville
Sss Cuess Ee
Galveston
Abensee
Gootiedoto
Cnc
Torurgies
Vaesnesvodss
Tricksonville
Key West
Little Rook
Eppapegonewdess Ae Whopigiom
Cccces Evetess
Miami
Osdeehs
Mple
Mt. Mitchell
New Orleans
New York
San Antonio
San Francisco
Spartanourg
A - Tor Awe Escenscse
Washington
Wilmington
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County
Public sale of Lot No. 123 known as College Heights in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina at the Municipal Building on Friday September 2 1998 at 11 00 A M. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and assessments. Cash deposit of 5 percent of purchase price required.
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Quilfore
North Carolina
High Point
Guilford County
North Caroline
High Point Township
High Point Insurance & Real Estate
Reese. Tee
Officials worry over country reaction to terms
The cabinet session resumed after coalition units were contracted as a temporary moratorium on bank and insurer payments was ordered under martial law. Current accounts may withdraw only 1 cent unless paying salaries taxes or insurance. Prague stock exchanges paused trading except sugar and foreign exchange. The Leicht case, Sudeten German party leader, tested martial law power as six died in Eger clashes.
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Board of Directors
Prague
Stock Exchanges
Commission of Judges
George Leicht
Eger
Leicht
Germany
Sudetens
Talk on Wage-Hour Law For Production-Cost Men
Mr Ryan says workers within a state face no prosecution under the wage hour rules but interstate use of materials may trigger violation. He urges manufacturers to require guarantees that raw materials are produced under the act and commends Elmer F Andrews, administrator, for fairness. A committee to set wages by firm will be formed with administrator approval.
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Ryan
Elmer F. Andrews
Hines Elected Delegate in New York Democratic Primary
Tammany District Leader James J. Hines won a delegate spot at the Democratic state convention in yesterday’s primary despite no opposition. His followers reportedly cast about 2,600 votes, roughly double the usual turnout of about 1,200.
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New York
Tammany
James J. Hines
Tipo
Hitler to Decide Tomorrow on Czechoslovakia Fate
Vienna reports Hitler will issue a final decision by tomorrow night. The move could erase Czechoslovakia’s independence as Britain’s Chamberlain is said to face a task of European magnitude. German press says the goal is to remove a cancer harming Europe.
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Vienna
Hitler
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Chamberlain
Czzechoslovakias
Essener Nationalzeitung
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Fuehrer
Europe
Eden Urges Stand Against Deteriorating World Outlook
In a forceful message Eden warns that the international situation has worsened for six months and will deteriorate further if foreign autocracies persist. He emphasizes firm devotion to liberty and law as the basis of civilization and cites Mr Hull on peace with justice and stable order under law. If ignored, calamity looms.
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Hull
United States
Negrin to Withdraw All Foreign Volunteers From Spain
Premier Negrin announced Spain would immediately withdraw all foreign volunteers aiding government armies. He asked the League of Nations to appoint an international committee to verify full withdrawal from the conflict.
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Geneva
Juan Negrin
Spain
Negrin
League of Nations
City Council Debates Fiscal Year 1938 39 Budget
City budget details total 1.895 million for year ending June 30 1939 with 485 325 for operation and 203 875 for utilities. Debt retirement at 179 000 and 14 200 for unmatured obligations are planned. actual last year 1.987 million with salaries rising to 389 735.
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Schual
Tii
Green Street
Duriey
Canc
Knox
WPA
Colored Park
Main Street
Graham, Parsona , and Company
Borgo i Icck Ceeboan
Guilford County
State Highway Commission
Southern Railway Company
Mutual Building and Loan Association
Tesanens
PWA
Gannett Urges FDR to Invite European Leaders to America
Rochester publisher Frank E. Gannett urged President Roosevelt to invite real European heads of state to a conference in the United States to seek peaceful solutions to alarming European tensions. He spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon after a visit to England with Lord Beaverbrook.
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America
Ruling Expected On Eighth District Primary Dispute
North Carolina Supreme Court prepared to issue opinions including a likely ruling on the eighth district Democratic primary controversy. The state election board appeals Judge Harris’s order declaring W O Burgin the nominee over C B Deane after an irregularity inquiry reversed county returns.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
State Election Board
Superior Court
W. C. Harris
W. O. Burgin
Lexington
C. B. Deane
Rockinham
Deane
Burgin
Stock Gains Rise On News Of Czechoslovakia Accord
New York traders pushed leading issues higher after a rumor that Czechoslovakia would join Chamberlain's partition plan. Early activity was desultory but soon turned brisk with gains around $1 to $2 on stocks like U S Steel Chrysler U S Rubber Douglas Allied Chemical and Union Carbide though some pulled back from early highs.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Czechoslovakia
Raila
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
American Smelting
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Final contract estimates show city cash surplus decline
The report lists a city cash surplus of 69 911 19 down from 161 255 76 last year. It details total cash on hand 600 303 74, deductions 530 392 55, leaving 60 911 19. Revenues for 1937 38 are itemized alongside prior year figures. A golf championship note follows with unrelated match result.
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New York
Plenty of Work for Trained Man Says State Office
The North Carolina State Employment Service reports strong demand for skilled workers with training. About 88.1 percent of job seekers lack high school or vocational training, yet the trained group secures the most permanent placements. In High Point, demand remains heavy for domestic servants and workers in housekeeping and related tasks.
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N. C
Legion delegates convene as pacific parade ends in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 21 delegates of the American Legion gather for reports on national policy and plans for changes. National leaders Daniel J. Doherty James A Crain Frank T Hines and Reuben T Shaw address the assembly advocating strong national defense and preparedness.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
Daniel J. Doherty
James A. Crain
Frank T. Hines
Affai
Reuben T. Shaw
Hines
Legion
Roosevelt
Congo
Stephen F. Chwick
Seattle
Wash
Fred Rosa
Nevada
Homer Oakey
Wisconsin
James Crowley
Mississippi
Quinn
Maine
Hollywood
Memorial Coliseum
H. Hoffman
Des Moines
James Morris
Mark, N. D
Hopkins finds in substantiation of WPA coercion charges
WPA Administrator Hal Hopkins notified the Campaign Expenditures Committee no substantial charges showed WPA officials coerced workers to support Lena Barkley in the renomination bid. Of 15 complaints, investigation found only evidence backing a charge of improper political unity. Boddie compiled voter lists and provided them to county chairmen, but Hopkins credited his record and did not deem discharge warranted.
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Washington
WPA
Hal Hopkins
Lena Barkley
D-Ky
Hopkins
Eydence
James B. Boddie
Tucky
WPA Workers Who Were Tered Voters and Had Made Available To County Cam
Roddie
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Geiger
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Airy
T. A. Sykes
Thomasville Chair Company
FP. D. Haseler
Sykes
Thomasville
Ralph M. Stockton
Winston-Salem
Foy Horton
J. A. Courtney, Jr
Lenoir Furniture Corporation
Lenoir
Charles H. Flory
Forestry Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
D. W. Weed
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Robert M. Ormedy
B. F. Huntley Furniture Company
Howard Rondthaler
Salem College
Winston- Salem
Clyde R. Hoey
Wood Industries Division
Paul T Norton, Jr
Blacksburg
F. Scribner
Bridgeport
Myrtle Desk Company
Tomlinson
Marietta Paint and Color Company
Palace Theatre
Salem Steet Céiiiiais
Ann Sheridan
John Lytell
Renfrew
Royal Mounted
Carol Hughes
AAZIS
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Gannett
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Cha Hill
Helen Waterhouse
Warwick
R. LL Mise Waterhouse
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