Hosiery Exports by Japan Under Tariff Review
Washington reports the Tariff Commission began a preliminary inquiry into rising hosiery shipments from Japan. The study follows briefs from the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers seeking a tariff increase. Commission experts collect data with a formal review possible this fall.
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Tariff Commission
Washington
Apan
Theequest
National Association Hosiery Manufacturers
Jery
Comission
Europe
Record of Japan Cotton Hosiery Imports Rise in 1936
Officials report Japan imported 644 641 dozen pairs of cotton hosiery in 1935 and 270 813 dozen in 1934. For the first half of 1936, imports reached 93 377 dozen pairs with no July figures yet. A formal investigation could take months, with a public hearing after 30 days, before recommendations go to President Roosevelt.
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Sion
Japan
United States
Roosevelt
Landon Moves Eastward in Political War
Republican national chairman John D. M. Hamilton concluded an aerial campaign tour in Sedalia Missouri with an address defending the party line. He dismissed Roosevelt administration claims of constitutional weakness and warned voters against debt and perceived threats, framing the GOP case around fears versus facts.
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Roosevelt
Farley
John D. M Hamilton
Sedalia
Townsendite Rifts Stirring Amid WPA Missouri Politics
Dr. Clinton Wunder plans an insurgent Townsend movement against the alliance with the union party while Gilmour Young, Townsend national secretary, reports a flood of protest telegrams from the east. Harry L. Hopkins accuses WPA leaders in Missouri of concealing sins under relief rhetoric.
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WPA
Missouri
Harry L. Hopkins
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Gilmour Young
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Boston
Seven German Warships Sent to Spanish Waters
Claims that seven German warships were deployed to Spanish waters amid the Spanish Civil War. Reports mention a neutral pact push by some powers, an English embargo on arms, and Soviet support for Madrid's government. Loyalists claim a major victory near Madrid as rebels press toward the capital.
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Mained
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Spain
England
Soviet
Russia
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Fort Guadalupe
Iran- San Sebastian
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Cupid of the Clouds Flight Wedding Service
United Airlines will offer a marriage flight package from San Francisco to Reno for a single fee. Couples receive round trip travel, marriage license, minister, wedding dinner, hotel accommodations and breakfast for two, with a justice of the peace or clergy provided.
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Cupid OF the Clouds
San Francisco
Reno
United
Long Buse-Ivanhoe Tunnel Near Leadville A World Record Aim
The Buse Ivanhoe highway tunnel near Leadville Colorado ranks among the world’s longest tunnels. It was designed originally for railroad use, reflecting ambitious early 20th century transportation planning.
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Leadville
Colo
New York Stock Ticker Highlights Wide Market Movements
A dense ledger of stock prices shows notable activity across major firms such as Hudson Motors Goodyear Sears Roebuck and Union Oil with gains and declines listed alongside percentage shifts and trading codes. The column reflects a dynamic trading day with diverse sectors including automotive, aviation, dairy and retail showing varied performance.
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Erie
Nick Can
Sivavasentel
Johns Manville
Kinney
Weenseeess
Adams Exp
Eeles
Amer Car & Féy
Red & St Bo
Kk Becceve
Tel & Tel
Atch T & SP Aviation Corp
OU Buoue
Sb Cacnee Ss AB
Pakaaadud
Ae Canadian Pac
Gomi ‘Credit
Kroger Labeery
P Glio
Wbewbeesdeies
Seaboard
Scs
Sears Roebuck
Kbs
Stewart Warn
Rasgees
Alco
Purnuners,s
All Coast Line
Benaecens
Burr AG
Beeuess
I. Ds
Chép & Ohio
Dadeace Loula & Nash
Cs Cp
Packard
N. Ce
Jenney JC
Idenaccel Pullman
Shell Union
Atlas
Bendix Aviat
Leaney
Comwith
Bou
Curtiss Wright
Exstetveess
Euceee’ McCrory
Nash
Cubensee Ee
Pere Ee
Ks Ks Ee Heeckek
Eni Cae Acupeseeres
Texas Corp
United Corp
Nwa
United
Peene United
Geevese
Warner
Os Ebbecai
Wilson
Woolworth
New Appeal for Junaluska Fund Drives Local Churches
The Junaluska campaign seeks funds from nine Methodist Episcopal conferences near Lake Junaluska to save the summer assembly grounds from foreclosure. Bishop W N Ainsworth and five other bishops sign the appeal urging churches to raise 16 500 more by September 1 to top the 105 000 goal. Dr W A Lambeth says 88 500 has been received so far and pastors are expected to prompt timely gifts.
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Methodist Episcopal Conferences
Lake Junaluska
Sake
Mississippi River
W. A. Lambeth
Lambeth
Judge to Rule on Matter in Moore Slaying Case
In a 24 day investigation the defense explored witnesses including Moore and a key witness who described the confession. Coroner Baier testified on the autopsy while others described the room after the killing. The court recessed after Griffin completed testimony.
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New York
Moore
Quinn
Martin
Orr
W. L. Roddy
Roddy
Phillips
Brown
Bridgewater
Griffin
George Baier
Frank Measer
E. M. Ball
Griffith
Dr. Griffin
Judge Deputizes Husband To Serve Summons On Wife
Chicago August 20 deputies failed to serve Lena Brockway in a divorce case. The husband Brockway offered to locate and serve the summons himself, asking Judge Joseph B. David to deputize him. The judge agreed and Brockway set out to complete service.
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Chicago
Lena Brockway
Brockway
Joseph B. David
David
Boy Kicked by Mule in Randleman Injures Local Youth
Kenneth Frazier fourteen year old son of Carl Frazier of Randleman is in the local hospital with serious abdominal injuries after a mule kicked a bucket he was lifting while he watered the animal at home. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon at his residence.
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Asheboro
Kenneth Frazier
Carl Frazier
Randleman
Kenneth
Raffety Gin offers $25 prize for first bale of cotton
Charleston Mo. reports W. B. Frasier, competing with Raffety Gin, sent in the first bale of cotton marketed locally and received a $25 prize. Frasier operates and owns a farm in the area.
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Raffety Gin Company
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Rafffety Company
Two Injured In Auto Accident Near Roanoke Rapids
Roanoke Rapids August 20 Two men Henry Itzekson of Brooklyn New York and Salvator Devento of Philadelphia were hospitalized after an automobile crash near here Itzekson had a broken nose internal injuries and was semi conscious with serious condition Devento suffered a fractured shoulder and bruises.
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Henry Itzekson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Salvator Devento
Philadelphia
Itzekson
Devento
Bankhead Pledges Fresh Push for Tenant Farm Legislation
Speaker William B Bankhead promised a renewed congressional drive for federal tenant farming laws to help sharecroppers buy land. He supports a southwide conference on tenancy problems proposed by Governor Futrell and will back reintroduced legislation by Senators Bankhead and Rep Jones at the new session start.
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Jasper
Ala
William B. Bankhead
National House of Representatives
J. M. Futrell
Arkansas
John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Marvin Jones
Texas
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Jones
Futrell
North Carolina to Carry Out Double Execution by Gas Chamber
Raleigh officials report Governor Ehringhaus sees no reason to delay tomorrow’s scheduled executions of John Wigon of Granville and Willie Gallman of Forsyth, both African American. If carried out, it would mark the first time two inmates are asphyxiated in a single day at the state prison. plans for simultaneous or separate executions were unclear. Warden Honeycutt has officiated many executions, with details on lethal administration still unsettled. Kin, said to be between 70 and 80, may be the oldest inmate to be executed here. Wigon was convicted in Granville County for criminal sexual assault. Gallman for the murder of a Negro woman.
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Raleigh
Gaernor Ehringhaus
Terfere
John Wigon
Granville
Willie Gallman
Forsyth
H. H . Honeycutt
Penl
Wilmton
J. Wi Bryan
Granville County
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Gallman
Subh
Asheboro Names Three New Teachers For Board of Education
Asheboro board of education elected three new teachers in a meeting. Succeeding Miss Rose Hamill who resigned to accept a Tarboro post, Madge Hobgood of Greensboro and Margaret Woods McLeod of Millbrook will teach the primary department. Ruth Wicker of Graham will teach in the primary grades. Also elected recently are Nancy Adkins of Asheboro and Vida Hauser from the Leaville Spray system.
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Asheboro
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