Federal Court Upholds NRA Minimum Price Act Decision
Federal Judge John C Knox ruled the national industrial recovery act may set a minimum price, establishing a precedent to enforce code. The decision, reported from New York March 31, frames government power under the NRA to regulate pricing in industry.
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R. N. Hippelheuser
Associated Press
New York
John C. Knox
NRA
Spotless Dry Cleaners, Inc
Cleaners and Dyers Code Authority
Washington
New York City
New Jersey
Knox
Six Found Dead in England's Point Murder Scene
Six bound and gagged bodies, four men and two women, were found at the home of Frank and wife in England's Point, Bremerton. Sheriff D. L. Blankenship identified two victims. others were not named. The couple were among the dead, and investigators pursued leads on a grizzly double tragedy.
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Bremerton
Wash
Frank Fletcher
England’s Point
D. L. Blankenship
Fletcher
Insull Defies Turkish Arrest Order Aboard Greek Vessel
Samuel Insull refused to disembark from his small Greek tramp steamer near Istanbul as Turkish authorities demanded his arrest. The former Chicago utilities operator cited international complications and protested detention, with the Greek government said to be interested. Unofficial information indicated tense tensions amid the sea border standoff.
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Istanbul
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Goldsboro Editor Dies After Long Illness at 61
Ngee A. Brown, age 61 and 20 years editor of The Weekly Record, died today in Goldsboro after extended illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at St. Paul Methodist Church.
Senator Hob Julkiey Marries Helen Graham Robbins
United States Senator Hob Julkiey aged 54 of Cleveland Ohio wed Helen Graham Robbins of Lindsay Ontario in a simple ceremony at Grace Episcopal church on lower Broadway. The vows united a prominent senator with a Canadian partner in a quiet New York event.
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New York
United States
Hob Julkiey
Cleve- 4
Helen Graham Robbins
Lindsay
Ont
Grace Episcopal Church
Lower Broadway
Republicans pick Meekins backer and county chair in Surry
Surry county Republicans sent 24 delegates to the state convention to back William Meekins of Hendersonville as state chairman. Mount Airy attorney David S. Hiatt was elected county chairman at the meeting in Mount Airy.
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Meekins
Mount Airy
Mar
Surry County
William Meekine
Hendersonville
David Sb. Hiatt
Wing Lee sinks killing nearly 200 in China gorge
In Pariah Canton China nearly 200 people are reported dead after the towboat Wing Lee sank in Shivhing gorge on Saturday while en route to Wachow. Prime details are still emerging.
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Oop Parish
Canton
China
Wing Lee
Wachow
Arctic Nome crash halts rescue plane mission
In Nome Alaska on March 1 pilot F A Levanev crashes his Amert hen built mercy plane during a heavy snow storm while attempting to reach 89 Feesians adrift for more than six weeks, delaying rescue efforts and raising concerns over survivability in Arctic conditions.
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Arctic
Nome
Alaska
F. A. Levanev
Kalyu
Fourth District Backs Ferree Rig for State Office
Hobart Brantley of Spring Hope won the fourth district GOP nomination after Cox of Asheboro and West of Raleigh declined. The district endorsed A. J. Ferree of Asheboro for state office at the Charlotte convention, comprising Wake, Chatham, Franklin, Johnston, Nash and Vance counties.
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Raleigh
Mar
Hobart Brantley
Spring Hope
Brantley
Jamete
C. N. Cox
Ashcore
Paul C. West
Raligh
Ord
A. J. Ferree
Asheboro
Charlotte
Wake, Chatham
Franklin
Johnston, Nash
Vancecoun
Weather forecast by states for North and South Carolina
Official weather call notes cooler afternoons in North and South Carolina. Sunday and Monday show slightly warmer daytime highs in areas including Charlotte. Records cover 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. with emphasis on cotton regions and surrounding areas.
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Petr
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wall Street Aims to Defeat Speaker Rainey in Primaries
Washington March 31. Speaker Henry T. Rainey says Wall Street interests are funding a challenge in his Illinois district to weaken Roosevelt's recovery program. A Springfield Missouri financier, A C Davis, reportedly met Republicans in Jacksonville to plan defeating Rainey in the April 10 primaries or November election. The money aims to undermine stock market regulation and related recovery measures by removing the veteran Democrat.
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CECTL
B. Dickson Cope
Ax ’ Ashington
Henry T. Rainey
Wall Street
Illinois
Roosevelt
House
A. C. Davin
Springfield
Rainey
Davis
Jacksonville
New York
James Kirby
Petersburg
Roosevelt Praised By Young Democrats at Jackson Day
Raleigh March 31 The biennial Jackson day dinner of the Young Democrat clubs of North Carolina drew over a thousand Democrats from across the state. Senator Benanett Clark of Missouri and Governor Ehringhaus spoke praising President Roosevelt for leading the nation after twelve years of Republican rule. Clark endorsed the tariff bill and applauded Roosevelt’s first year achievements, comparing his impact to that of Andrew Jackson.
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Raleigh
Andrew Jackson
North Carolina
Benanett Champ Clark
Missouri
Ehringhaus
Roosevelt
Clark
Senator Clark
Bailey
Mugwump
Senate
White House
United States
Jackson
Treasury Still Behind Program As Roosevelts Budget Struggles
Washington reports the treasury must raise over 1.5 billion monthly to hit a 7 billion dollar deficit by June 30. Emergency outlays for the third quarter remained below administration projections, totaling just over 2.5 billion with two days left in March. Officials cite slow public works progress and reconstrution repayments as reasons for lag and note a 4 billion dollar refunding need remains.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Grese
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress Public Works
North Carolina GWA Job Program Totals Released
The CWA ended with about 12.5 million dollars circulating in North Carolina and peak employment of 75 420 people. About 5 000 civil works projects were approved with payroll near 10 million and materials around 2 500 000. Ten days of work stoppage followed as relief continued.
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Raleigh
CWA
North Carolina
Thomas
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
O'Berry
Coun
Steel Industry Boosts U S Payroll with 10 Percent Wages
The steel industry raises wages by about 10 percent effective today, affecting roughly 400000 direct workers and signaling broader price adjustments. Price increases by Illinois Steel Co and others follow the wage hike, with rolls impacted across re-rolling, blooms, billets, slabs, and bars. Additional boosts affect 20000 to 40000 workers in other major firms.
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Hele
Tllinois Steel Co
United States Steel Corporation
Iron & Steel
New York
Hlinois Steel Co
General Electric Company
Washburn Crosby, Inc
Minneapolise
Chicago
Pillsbury Miour Mille Company
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Government reshapes relief with Civil Works to Public Works shift
Washington reports the Civil Works Administration disperses over 1.25 million workers as it dissolves its role and hands off to Public Works Administration. The move aims to absorb labor into public projects or relief rolls with a peak CWA workforce of 4 million previously.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Administration
Civil Works
Ickes
Public Works
Roosevelt
Civi
Schaub Heads North Carolina Dairy Delegation
J O Schaub dean of agriculture at North Carolina State College will lead North Carolina's delegation to a regional conference on the proposed dairy adjustment plan in Atlanta April 3 and 4 with Schaub slated to head the group.
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Raleigh
J. O. Schaub
North Carolina State College
North Carolina
Atlanta
Easter Ceremonies Worldwide Mark Holy Day
Religious ceremonies and Easter observances unfold globally with sunrise services on mountain slopes and in parks across the United States. Rome hosts canonizations as Pope joins celebrations, while storms threaten outdoor plans in Washington and other regions.
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Jerusalem
Rome
Don Giovanni Boheo
Salesian Order
Pacific Coast
Easter in Jerusalem Draws Thousands of Pilgrims
Thousands of pilgrims flood Jerusalem on Easter, including many Americans, gathering in historic sites and churches as faith leaders lead processions and prayers.
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Jerusalem
Mar
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