Morgenthau Reports Treasury Deficit and Tax Plan Push
Washington April 30 Treasury deficit for the current year reaches $5,000,000,000 as Morgenthau urges Congress to back Roosevelt tax proposals. He cites prepayment of bonuses and other factors, estimates a 1937 deficit near $675,000,000, and argues balance and debt reduction depend on tax reform and orderly budgeting. He promotes temporary taxes in line with maintaining federal credit amid partisan debate.
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Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Ehringhaus Made Ranger Carrying Guns Authorized
Ehringhaus is appointed as a Texas ranger with permission from the Texas governor to carry two guns. P Deloache of Dallas, president of the North Carolina club, presented the commission today. The Ranger was invited to attend the Centennial Exposition and wore a white hat. He is a North Carolina native.
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Licenses Expire for Beer Wholesale Tonight
The revenue department announced that all wholesale beer licenses will expire at midnight tonight. The action affects licensees under the 1995-36 ordinance and requires immediate renewal to continue operations.
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Morganton man drowns when boat capsizes on Catawba River
Ganton April 80 A Morganton man drowned when a small boat capsized on the Catawba River last night companions swam ashore.
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Trenton Man Arrested in Clean-Up of Wondell Probe
Assistant District Attorney Francia Madden announces the arrest of Sol Marcus 33 of Trenton on a fugitive warrant as an accessory in the Wendel kidnapping case Marcus held without bail and to be transferred to Mercer county Jail Lieutenant James Di Loule says Marcus delivered money to those charged in Brooklyn in connection with the kidnaping The event follows a delay to Bruno Hautmanns execution for the baby kidnapping case in Brooklyn New York
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New Jersey
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Killer Pleads Not Guilty Before Judge
John Fiorenza a 24 year old upholsterer pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Nancy Evans Titterton in her Beekman Place apartment on April 10 Judge Morris Koenig set motions for May 5 and District Attorney William C Dodge said he prefers a speedy trial
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Nancy Evans Titterton
Beekman Place
Morris Koenig
General Sessions
William C. Dodge
Halifax Man Sentenced to Die for Chief Moore Murder
Evans Macklin known as Snooks, 20, was arraigned tried and convicted for the murder of Scotland Neck Police Chief A P Moore. The jury deliberated from night until before 10 p m reporting a verdict. Judge Crammer sentenced Macklin to death on June 1.
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Moore
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Anne
Second Southern Negro Is Lynched By Angry Band
In Lerpatno Arkansas and nearby towns a wave of mob violence results in two lynchings and a jail break. Willie Rees 19 is shot by masked men after being accused of assault. Lint Shaw 45 is killed by a mob during an attempted attack on two white girls near Colbert Georgia. National guardsmen use tear gas to disperse a Huntsville Alabama crowd at a court arraignment.
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Willie Rees
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Wage Parley Urges Washington Visit Over Anthracite Talks
Secretary Perkins urged the anthracite wage conference in New York to reconvene in Washington that evening to avert a strike. The move came as talks between operators and United Mine Workers remained deadlocked with a midnight deadline looming.
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King Fuad Laid to Rest in Cairo Mosque
Cairo April 20 King Fuad I Egypts first constitutional monarch was entombed at Alrifaey Mosque after a procession from Abdin palace. Two Egyptian army squadrons flew over the funeral as Farouk, just proclaimed king, remained in London. Farouk expected to return to Cairo soon.
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Beginner J A Snow Opens Law Career in North Carolina
Asheville April 30 J A Snow aged 64 retires from railway clerk job to begin law practice after studying at Wake Forest College since 1933 and passing the state bar examination. He plans to practice in Wake Forest.
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Two Men Rescued From Angry Women In Juarez
In Juarez Mexico officers led by Brigadier General Juan Felipe Rico rescued two unidentified men from thousands of enraged women. The women attacked after the men rang bells at the Juarez mission during celebrations for Gustavo Talamantes's nomination as national revolutionary party candidate for Chihuahua governor.
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National Revolutionary Party
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Frazier Lemke Act Forces House Vote Declared
Washington April 30 218 names needed on a petition to force the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage refinance bill to a House vote were obtained today.
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Frazier Lemke
Paleontologist Rules Hog Skull as Saber-tooth Tiger
Raleigh report says Harry T. Davis curator of geology at the site museum, after a quick look at a skull unearthed in Chowane county, declared it likely a hog and not a saber-tooth tiger.
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Raleigh Coroner Clears Student in Bicycle Death Case
Coroner L M Waring announced that A R Wulfrloe a North Carolina State College student is absolved of responsibility for the death of Emory Albert a ten year old boy who was struck by Wulfrloe’s bicycle and then by Buffaloes car a few days earlier in Raleigh.
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Duke Power Charged With Discrimination In Rates
The North Carolina Merchants association testifies before the utilities commission alleging Duke Power favors residential users over commercial customers. Witnesses include Herbert S. Falk, L. Fishburne, Willard Dowell, A. A. Schiffman, and T. M. Huynter. Evidence shows commercial rates cut 13.17 percent and residential rates 24.37 percent from 1932 to early 1934.
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State Utilities Commission
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L. Fishburne
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Willard Dowell
A. A. Schiffman
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T. M. Huynter
Fayetteville
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Duke Company
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Toscanini Ends New York Philharmonic Era in Farewell
Arturo Toscanini closes his 11 year tenure as principal conductor of the New York Philharmonic Symphony Society. The 69 year old maestro conducts Beethoven and Wagner at Carnegie Hall in a farewell New York performance before sailing for Paris and European engagements. A packed Carnegie Hall audience roared for more as the Wagner ride concluded.
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Attorney argues rates unchanged since petition filed
Falk contends the March 1 rate reductions did not alter the alleged discrimination between commercial and domestic customers. The speaker argues the current rates are not the same as those in effect when the petition was filed, challenging the basis to hear the case.
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Hoey Predicts Victory in North Carolina Governor Race
Clyde R. Hoey, campaigning for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, told a Cherokee county audience there is no doubt he will win, with a decision on whether it takes one or two primaries. He said his campaign organization is the strongest yet and outlined plans for separate prison camps to train younger offenders and redeem older prisoners for North Carolina.
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One Man Killed as Cofferdam Bursts at River Dam
In Livermore Falls Maine on April 30 a cofferdam on the Androscoggin river burst, killing one worker and sending seven into the current. Guy Wilbur of Farmington Falls, part of the standing group, disappeared and had not been found hours later. The remaining six workers floated downstream but were rescued uninjured.
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Italian Troops Enter Addis Ababa Amid Capital Panic
AP dispatch notes Italian advance under Fascist troops toward Addis Ababa while Emperor Haile Selassie returns to the capital. Foreign legations brace for conflict as British and American units scramble to protect residents and staff. Air raids disable Ethiopian hangars and the city braces for further action.
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