Local Weather Forecast for North and South Carolina
Weather notes forecast fair tonight and Friday with warmer conditions in central and southwestern portions. North winds from the coast to the Hatteras area shift to moderate northerlies, with variable winds in southern regions. Skywriting observed at high altitude will be limited to brief intervals.
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Condemned Pair Unafraid to Die in North Carolina
Tom Linney and T. J. Jefferson Forsyth county Negroes sentenced to be executed at the state prison tomorrow said they were not afraid to die They claimed innocence but Governor Hoey declined clemency Parole officials noted newly discovered evidence offered by the men was not sufficient to grant mercy Two eyewitnesses identified both men in the killing of Herman Fogleman in a June 1937 attempted robbery.
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Hoey Opposes Constitutional Bar to Road Tax Fund
Governor Hoey argues against a constitutional amendment that would shield the highway fund from use in emergencies. He warns it would threaten education and old age aid, noting the state must keep road needs while securing revenue from other sources. He cites strong fiscal data including a 5.9 million cash balance and no diversions to general funds. The outlook shows lower receipts ahead and no sales tax cut.
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Experts Hear At Today's Sessions Of Joint Meeting
Georgia's zig zag coast and a spur into the Atlantic is cited as a factor in state coastal balance. Dr Rondthaler notes an invisible NC coast bar prevents a sole coastal pattern. Charles Flory of Raleigh opens with reforestation in soil conservation.
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WPA Rock Quarry near Jamestown to pave county roads
The Works Progress Administration with the State Highway and Public Works commission starts rock quarrying near Jamestown. About 80 men will be employed, using WPA funds to crush stone for country roads around Jamestown, near High Point, and across the county. First street work includes the Jamestown to Oakdale Cotton Mills road. Stone slabs will be three inches thick and eighteen feet wide, with a ten month project duration.
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Bankruptcy Law in Effect Today Across Nation
Washington reports the new bankruptcy law becomes effective, first major revision since 1898. Provisions protect creditors by allowing free legal aid from the Securities Commission and enable courts to appoint a federal attorney to examine the bankrupt and oppose the petition if needed.
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Chamberlain Hitler Map Talks Amid Peace Pressure
Reports say Hitler raised his price for peace and Berlin papers suggest Anglo-French proposals may not satisfy him. Chamberlain is portrayed as seeking a peaceful settlement to Europe’s crisis with Benes showing no fear for Czechoslovakia’s future.
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News had jurisdiction only when criminal violation was involved
The report notes that jurisdiction applied solely to cases involving criminal violations, limiting authority over certain matters. It clarifies that noncriminal disputes fall outside the specified legal scope, affecting how investigations and prosecutions are assigned.
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Woollen Funeral Will Be Friday at Chapel Hill
Charles Thomas Woollen 60 longtime UNC official died suddenly of a heart attack. Funeral 4 p m Friday at Episcopal Church Chapel Hill with cremation. Survivors include widow daughter Archer Roberts of Washington DC three sons Charles T Woollen Jr W S Woollen and W R Woollen and three sisters.
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Greensboro
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Jacksonville, Fla
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Raleigh
Legion Meeting Breaks Up After Chicago Farewell
Thousands of legionnaires left Los Angeles after the 1938 convention with a reunion planned in Chicago next year. Business sessions continued with officer elections while the fleet was set for a review the next day. Stephen F. Chadwick of Seattle was formally named national commander as the group reaffirmed support for a strong military and opposed to referendums on war.
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Chicago Grain Report Appears Incomplete Data
Open High Low Close figures scattered with OCR garble show grain market data from Chicago on Sept 22. The text also notes an automobile first used for collecting mail in June 1899 at Buffalo New York.
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Two Year Old Girl Fatally Hurt When Struck By Train
Shelby Jean Winslow, two, daughter of Mr and Mrs Troy C Winslow of High Point, was killed when struck by Southern train No 33 in Randolph County North Carolina. The child wandered from home crossing tracks and was found half a mile from home with two puppies nearby. The engineer did not see her in time to stop. Coroner Fritts investigated and funeral arrangements were expected tomorrow.
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T. W. Winslow
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Record Speed Sets Thompson Trophy Mark at National Air Races
Col. Roscoe Turner won the $45,000 Thompson Trophy in record fashion with an average speed of 283.419 mph breaking all previous marks. Estimates place the world Jewish population at more than 14 621 000 people.
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Philippine auto bodies at risk from fungus decay
In the Philippines experts warn that unless car bodies use steel or treated tropical woods the frequent fungus growth will cause rapid deterioration and collapse of wooden automotive frames.
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Philippines
Tonic Promises Red Blood Cell Boost for Skin Health
An advertisement touts 8.8.8. Tonic as a simple, time tested remedy to feed the body from within. It claims to raise red blood cells, restore lost weight, regain energy, strengthen nerves, and give skin a healthy glow with assurances of broad effectiveness and no substitute from ethical druggists.
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