Tornado Relief Fund Nearing Sum Of $800
High Point residents press for more donations as the Red Cross fund for storm victims climbs toward 800 dollars. Community groups and local businesses contributed including the Rose Furniture company and Amos Memorial Club, while officials continue appeals to aid rehabilitation in the affected sister city.
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High Point
Red Cross
Rose Furniture Company
P. Club
Amos Memere
Ceasees
S. H. Willseee
Armament allegations spur calls for labor reform
Testimony before a congressional committee details secret shipments of machine guns and tear gas to industries and firms including Cudahy Packing, Republic Steel, and Tennessee Coal Iron, tied to a broader push to curb industrial spying and unrest amid NRA debate.
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Federal Laboratories
Cummings
Justice Department
Cudahy Packing Company
New Port
Minn
Gulf State Stele Company
Birminem
Ala
Republic Steel Comny
Youngstown, C
Southern Natural Gas Company
Birmingam, Ale
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Bir- Ingham
Blankenhorn
Detroit
Pethieem
Penn
Boston
Denver
Atlantic City
Witesees
Lankenhorn
John H. Carmody
Tional
Ford Motor Pany
Arria
Wheeling Steel Tion
Portsmouth
Washington
NRA
Wheeling
Harria
Congress
Harris
Murphy
D.-Ia
Ling
Con
European Statesmen Study Italy Threat Amid Talks
European statesmen examine Italy's threat as tension over policies grows. The Locarno conference closed inconclusively before Easter as diplomats return home for talks, British sources said, granting a respite to pursue direct discussions.
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Italy
Locarno
Ping
Purces
Opening day probable hurlers listed for 1929 majors
AP report lists probable batteries for Tuesday’s opening games across the American League. New York at Washington features Gomez and Dickey against Newson and Hoston, Philadelphia at Boston shows Dietrich and Berry versus Ferrell, St. Louis at Chicago stars An Ironwe and Hemsley against Schumacher, Mancuso, Boston at Philadelphia Lopez, Chicago at St. Louis Warneke and Harriett versus Parmelee and Ogrodowski, with various pitchers slated for Cincinnati and other matchups.
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New York
Washington
Gomez
Dickey
Newsom
Hoston
Philadelphia
Dietrich
Berry We
W. Ferrell
KR. Ferrell
St. Louis
Chicago
Anirewe
Hemsley
Schumacher Mancuso
Boston
Lopez Ye
Warneke
Harriett We
Parmelee
Ogrodowski
Wage Gaps By Region In 1930s Labor Survey
The report cites wage rates across industries and regions from 1929 to 1934. It notes northern male workers earning 39 cents an hour in February 1934 versus 29 cents for women, southern men at 27 cents versus 22.5 for women, and low pay in the hardwood distillery sector with under 10 cents an hour. It also records office worker pay, with 76 percent earning under $12 a week in 1932-33, and regional disparities in cottonseed oil refining.
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Excelsior
Thousands in Winston Salem for Easter services
Crowds in Winston Salem will gather for Easter rituals with the Reverend delivering the resurrection message. A brass ensemble will lead hymns as tens of thousands move in orderly lines toward the graveyard known as God's Acre, while Moravian band chorales echo along the walkways.
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God's Acre
Life possibilities on Galilean moons and Saturnian moon
Astronomers say life chances are greater on Jupiter's Galilean moons and Saturn's giant moon than on any of the planets, noting the favorable conditions in these outer solar system bodies.
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Jupiter
Sarturn
Deborah Verry Captures North and South Golf Championship
Deborah Verry, Worcester, Mass, won the North and South women's golf title at Pinehurst with a 19 hole victory over Jean Bauer of Providence in the 24th annual tournament. Verry also holds the Mid-South title and will sail for England next week to play in the British championship and watch Curtis Cup matches.
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Pinehurst
Deborah Verry
Worcester
Mase
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. J
Sandhille
Southern Pines
Mise Verry
Pneland
Mis Very
Miss Bauer
Mies Bauer
Miss Verry
Richmond Prize Goes To Thomson In Tight Golf Finish
Thomson captured the $3,000 Richmond prize at James River course defeating Ray Meneram of Los Angeles who was runner up after a 289 in the 12 hole match. Three-way split for third with Frank Walsh Harry Cooper and Bobby Cruickshank. Hortom Smith tied for fourth after earlier brilliance at Auguste.
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Richmond
Jimmy Thommen
Shawnee N- The-Delaware
Richard Omer
Ray Meneram
Los Angeles
James River
Ecomatrey Club
Virginia
Chicago
Harry Cooper
Frank Walsh
Ichmiomd
Bobby Cruickshank
Hortom Smith
Springfield
Auguste
Card & Trormeon
Todmy
Lily
Mamgrum
Thomason
Ecroms
Tharee
Fohamny Daweon
Ted
Hid Meister
Cleveland
Bothy Riese
Southerm
Pacheon
Cheely
President Signs Over 40 Measures in Session Rushed
A Congressional action relieves Alabama of responsibility for about 33 361 dollars of army equipment used or destroyed in the 1929 Biba flood and later. The treasury secretary is authorized to transfer obsolete Coast Guard gear to Sea Scouts.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Alabama
Alabama National Guard
Biba
Ala
Secretary of the Treasury
Coast Guard
United States backs new neutral rights and selective trade rules
Hull argues for international action to protect neutral nations and revive prewar neutral rights while avoiding a blanket embargo. He favors limiting trade with belligerents to normal peacetime levels to deter war material flows, while denying abnormal wartime quantities. He warns the danger rises if abnormal exports occur during a tense period.
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United States
Hull
Caesar Bares Crown Amid Baldness Concerns
The record notes Julius Caesar wearing a crown during a period of rising baldness worries. Observers cite concern over his hairline and public image as the crowning gesture drew attention.
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Julius Ceasar
Astel
Harridge Predicts Fast Race in American League
William Heariridge writes from Chicago that Harridge believes the American League will offer an exciting and balanced race among Detroit New York Boston and Cleveland with likely twists from other contenders. He argues trades and minor league pickups have strengthened the league as spring training begins.
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William Heariridge
Bow
Associated Press
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chcapw
Louie
Washington
Fimieh
Ehabe
Legue
Christian World Observes Aiesur Resurection
The article reports religious observers marking the resurrection of Christ with laments on peace, justice, and the role of force in world affairs. It criticizes authorities using force over law and notes a renewed struggle causing widespread spiritual unrest.
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St. Peter's
Vaeticam City
Apervatore Romano
Forte
Kodak Findseing call for and delivery service
Fenith's Studio located at Over Wool werth a offers delivery service under FPhone B15. The 1-18-8 address appears in the notice with a focus on contact for Kodak Findseing services.
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KODAK
Fenith
Guardsmen Save Negro From Mob at Colbert Jail
Guardsmen fled to Colbert jail to remove a wounded Black man as a mob of about 150 gathered outside. Judge Berry Moseley urged respect for the law and Sheriff Henley deputized roughly 100 citizens to aid in dispersal after gunfire wounded the inmate.
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Berry Moseley
Henley
Moseley
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American League
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