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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1938

Page

6

Roanoke Rapids Embraces Sales Crusade to Boost Jobs

The National Salesmen Crusade arrives in Roanoke Rapids to argue that selling goods creates jobs and boosts purchasing power. The piece stresses no coercion, emphasizes the circular link between sales, employment, and economy, and notes citizens’ relief amid war-era anxieties.

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Roanoke Rapids Weighs Community Chest Plan

A local group discussed creating a Community Chest to fund welfare, charity and recreation. A. H. Herrmann of Richmond described how unified drives increase giving, citing reduced drives and broader support in cities with the Chest. The plan would pool Red Cross, Associated Charities, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Milk Fund, and more into one annual campaign.

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Football blooms across America as high schools embrace the game

The article notes football gains nationwide, from colleges to high schools with at least eleven players and growing six man teams in smaller schools. It praises American democracy and marks history with the October 11 ceremony at Roanoke Avenue and 9th Street, where contractor William F. Bowe Jr. began paving the avenue and accompanying streets.

Roanoke Avenue 9Th Street William F. Bowe Jr Jackson and Hamilton Streets

A Commentary on Hitler and Allied Decisions

A Little Too Much argues Germans may choose Hitler as ruler, likening it to past sultans or Rasputin. It defends statesmen’s need to adapt and criticizes Britain for repudiating promises to appease Hitler, suggesting the American government has similarly broken its word. Independent reflection on policy consequences follows.

John Q Europe Hitler Czechoslovakia Gerald W. Johnson Baltimore Evening Sun Adolf Hitler Abdul Aziz Rasputin Great Britain Mr. Chamberlain

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