Bailey Denounces GOP At Asheboro Democratic Meeting
ASHEBORO Aug 6 The Randolph County Democratic convention opened with Senator Josiah Bailey attacking the Republican record in the 1932 campaign. He urged vigorous work to elect Democrats in November and lift the nation from a heavy burden. The Randolph ticket was named with Henry Ingram for state senate Nereus English for the house Carl King for sheriff R Caly Johnson for register of deeds M E B Johnson Ed Frazer Ernest Kearns Dr B R Pat for coroner and H A Lucas for surveyor. County leaders introduced Bailey and other speakers as the live campaign season began.
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Asheboro
North Carolina
Josiah William Bailey
Randolph County
Bailey
Batley
J. C. Redding
Arthur Ross
J. A. Ork
Randolph Democratic
State Senate
Henry Ingram
House of Representatives
Nereus English
Carl King
Register of Deeds
R. Caly Johnson
Board of County Commissioners
M. BE. Johnson
Ed Frazier
Ernest Kearns
BR. D. Pat
H. A. Lucas
Randolph
Craven
Trinity
John T. Brittain
W. J. Armfield
Ili
C. M. Staley
Staley
Armfield
Ingram
Paraguay Plans Defense of Chaco Territory Against Bolivia
President Jose Giari de clared Paraguay will defend its rights in the Gran Chaco amid a border dispute with Bolivia. He called Bolivia's ocean outlet demand unjustified, cited Puerto Suarez and eastern Bolivia limits, and urged neutral mediation and judicial settlement to end the frontier conflict.
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Paraguay
Chaco
Bolivia
Asuncion
Aus
Jose Giari
Atlantic Ocean
Paragu
Gran Chaco
Puerto Suarez
Associated Press
Guilford College Budget and Graduation Highlights
The North Carolina yearly meeting of Friends at Guilford College reports a budget of 97 774 85 for the year with 313 enrollment, reflecting strong progress and a new gift oriented budget policy. Commencement tonight features degrees conferred by President Raymond Binford with James F Walker delivering the address. Religious services and an afternoon session of the Institute of International Relations conclude the sessions tomorrow.
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Guilford College
N. C
North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends
Philip W. Furnas
Raymond Binford
Mary M. Petty
Dudley D. Carroll
Helen T. Binford
Girls’ Aid Committee
Guilford
Binford
Board of Trustees
Garden Hall
James F. Walker
West Town Preparatory School
Pennsylvania
Howard Randthaler
Salem College
Institute of International Relations
American Friends Service Committee
Last Of Vets Leave For Home As Leader Seeks New Colony
About 600 veterans from Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and New England departed Johnstown amid cheers and band music after learning Doak Carter asked Mexico’s President to permit a B E F colony there. Carter said he would remain in Huntington until Rubio replies to his telegram seeking sanctuary and temporary colonization.
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Johnstown
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Doak Carter
Mexico
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
New England
Eddie McCloskey
McCloskey
Carter
Rubio
Huntington
W. Va
B. EB. F
Hoover Names Members Of New Home Loan Bank Board
President Hoover appoints a five member bi partite board to supervise the Federal Home Loan Discount Bank system. Fort of New Jersey chairs. others include Best of Pittsburgh Gries of Rosewood Adams of Dallas and Bodfish of Chicago. Board to decide bank locations and district divisions.
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Hoover
New Home Loan Bank Board
Washington
Federal Home Loan Discount Bank
Federal Reserve System
New Jersey
Franklin W. Fort
William 5. Best
Pittsburgh
John M. Gries
Rosewood
Ohio
Ys Adams
Dallas
H. Morton Bodfish
Chicago
White House
Congress
Fort
East Orange
House
Republican National Committee
Food Administration
Mr. Hoover
Lincoln National Bank
Susser Fire Insurance Company
New York
New Jersey Insurance Company
Eagle Fire Insurance Company
Baltica Insurance Company
New Jersey Building and Loan Finance Committee
Best
United States Build
Two men charged in banker Colgrove death case
In Taylorville Illinois two suspects James Gammaroni and Amelio Pouzzout were charged with kidnapping and slaying John B Colgrove former president of the failed J B Colgrove and Co state bank. District attorney Harry Grundy prepared to question them as a body hunt continued across counties for Colgroves body after reports of screaming and a blood spattered room.
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Taylorville
Ill
John B. Colgrove
J. B Colgrove and Co
State Bank
James Gammaroni
Amelio Pouzzout
Detroit
Harry Grundy
Lawyers Ready To Battle For Libby Sheriff Slain In Kentucky
Light voting marked Kentucky primaries for the Senate and House with one major incident. Deputy Sheriff Frank Bowman was shot dead at Arjay in Bell County and Henry Kirby, a miner, was stabbed during an election quarrel. Ballots begin counting Monday to determine nominees.
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Louisville
Kentucky
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Arjay
Bell County
Frank Bowman
Henry Kirby
Senate
House
Congress
Walker Out On Bond as Widow Remains Missing
Albert Walker 19 and son of a tobacco heir received a $25 000 bond in the Libby Holman murder case while Holman plans to surrender soon. Prosecutor Higgins indicated no opposition to bail and warned the case could still indict for first degree murder. Holman’s father Alfred Holman of Cincinnati moved to keep his daughter out of jail. Authorities expect Holman to come to Winston Salem and surrender within days.
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Holman
Winston-Salem
Daughter
Smith Reynolds
N. C
Albert Walker
Libby Holman
Carlisle Higgins
Libby
Walker
North Carolina
Higgins
Alfred Holman
Cincinnati
Reynolds
Benet Polikoff
Booming Week Ends With Wall Street Rally on Aug Market
New York traders pushed prices higher in a frenzied session extending a week of gains. Bulls dominated as many issues rose $1 to $12, with overall indices up about 60 percent from the bear bottom and bonds advancing alongside utilities and rails.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Father and Son Die in Explosion Aboard Dorothy
In Norfolk Virginia a power boat named Dorothy of Edenton exploded near an oil barge in the Elizabeth River. Captain James E. Marshall and his son James died of burns. Leslie Harrell survived with severe neck and hand burns, and George Wilson escaped serious injury after aiding Marshall.
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Norfolk
Dorothy
Edenton
N. C
Elizabeth River
James EE. Marshall
Crisfield
James
Leslie Harrell
George Wilson
Westmoreland
James Marshall
Captain Marshall
Winborne Seen Likely as Democratic State Chairman
Charlotte reports Governor Gardner told the Observer by phone from Shelby that J Wallace Winborne of Marion is all but certain to be named chairman of the Democratic state executive committee in Raleigh Tuesday night. Endorsement comes from J C B Ehringhaus of Elizabeth City, with senatorial nominee Robert R Reynolds said likely to approve. Gardner notes governor’s prerogative to name the chair and his own statewide contacts.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Observer
Gardner
Shelby
J. Wallace Winborne
Marion
Raleigh
Winborne
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Flood damage reports disputed by Columbus County sheriff
Cerro Gordo North Carolina August 6. Sheriff R. W. Hall said he knows of no farmland inundated or roads washed out in Columbus county though rains have fallen in the area. Earlier reports claimed some land flooding and several roads washed out.
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Cerro Gordo
N. C
R. W. Hall
Columbus County
Mayor Walker to Face Roosevelt Hearing on Accusations
New York August six. Mayor Walker pledges to attend Governor Roosevelt’s public hearing next Thursday to confront accusers and present the full truth about alleged misconduct. Roosevelt announced the date to hear Walker’s final answer while Seabury and others pace the inquiry process.
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New York
Walker
Roosevelt
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Samuel Seabury
Legislature Committee
Segbury
Long Island
Democracy
Two Pen Guards Dismissed After Florida Probe
Florida prison officials announce the dismissal of two guards in a probe into prison abuses. Mack Hines is cited for beating convicts while Floyd lied about the incidents, part of a wider inquiry sparked after the death of Arthur Maillefert in a sweat box.
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Florida
Mayo
Mack Hines
Floyd
Hines
Tillett And Frazier To Run As State Dry Law Repealists
Boone Tillett of Charlotte announced that his Republican ticket would push repeal or drastic modification of North Carolina’s liquor act. He and Greensboro’s Clifford Frazier, running for governor, would back changes to reflect a shift in sentiment on prohibition. They stress party support for the eighteenth amendment remains, while noting a changed local mood.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte Observer
Boone Tillett
Tillett
Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
North Carolina
Frasier
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