Officials Nab State Counterfeiting Ring In Southeast
Fifteen men await federal trial on counterfeiting charges after a large Secret Service roundup in the southeast. Ring leader Jay D. Kelly of Concord and collaborators from Salisbury and West New York, N J organized the bogus ten dollar notes manufactured in New Jersey. Over $40 000 in fake bills were seized. arrests extend to North Carolina New Jersey and Washington D C with bonds ranging from 1 000 to 6 000.
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Secret Service
Southeast
Charlotte
N. C
United State Secret Service
Carolina
Atlanta Federal Prison
Jay D. Kelly
Concord
Eugene Click
Salisbury
N. J
Kelly
West New York
William Kerns
Tony Colarusso
Carolinas
New Jersey
Kerns
Colarusso
Frank Webb
Rowan
E. R
Doc) Dorton
Greenwood
D. C
D. OD. Dorton
W. F. Shoe
Cabarrus
Floyd Snyder
Cleveland
R. O. Snyder
Elkin
At Liberty
Fred Widenhouse
Mecklenburg
Dewitt Best
Joe West
Curtis Scott
Eugene Will
Roosevelt in limelight after Ohio address sparks GOP clash
President Roosevelt draws national attention with a pivotal Ohio speech stirring the GOP. Party leaders react to the address as they brace for intra party tension and potential platform shifts ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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Roosevelt
Ohio
Roosevelt Economic Plainspoken in Campaign Clash
Roosevelt's critique of Hoover era policies dominates campaign coverage. Hoover aides Mille Hurley defend the administration while arguing Democrats offer no real program. Prohibition remains a focal point as November nears, with party figures debating strategy and potential alignment with Alfred E. Smith.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Ohio
East
Midwest
Republican Committee
Mille
Rhode Island
Meady
Hurley
Rosevelt
Leadeship
Curtis
Tydings
Walker Case
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Garner
Smith
Candidate Demands Federal Supervision Of Stock Sales And Bank Control
The speech argues for equal opportunity and direct remedies to curb exploitation. It criticizes Republicans for debt increases and government meddling, cites concentrated economic power, and blames past administrations for speculation, overproduction, and a tariff that harmed farmers.
Roosevelt outlines remedies to curb securities boom
Governor Roosevelt, in Columbus Ohio, argues for disclosure of bonuses by sellers of legitimate securities, stricter banking laws, and regulation of holding companies. He criticizes Hoover for fostering speculation and calls for separation of investment and commercial banking, tighter bank supervision, and public-spirited reforms to restore confidence.
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Columbus, CO
Roosevelt
Hoover
Federation
Federal Reserve
State Department
Kesler Services 10 to Be Held Today
Dr Martin Luther Kesler 4 killed in a collision between his car and a train at a crossing near Thomasville will be buried tomorrow at Mills Home Baptist orphanage where he had served 27 years as general manager Funeral services set for 3 p m at Mills Home Baptist church He survived by wife and three sons and held several civic and professional positions including Wake Forest college board of trustees and state welfare and Audubon clubs memberships.
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Thomasville
Martin Luther Kesler
Mills Home
Baptist
Mills Home Baptist Church
Kesler
Boyles Street
D. Gardner
Jack
Courtney
Winston-Salem
M. L. Kesler, Jr
New Jersey
Wake Forest College
State School For the Blind
State Board of Public Welfare
National Association of Audubon Clubs
Child Welfare League of America
Davidson Counties
Possibility of More Disorders Among Farmers
Rumbles of opposition among picketing farmers to milk truck passages through blockades raise fears of further disorder in Sioux City. Leaders of the Farmers Holiday Association push higher prices while allowing milk to move, though road blocks remain for all farm produce. Deputies escort occasional trucks, but none have requested convoy for two days.
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Sioux City
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Producers’ Association
Woodbury
Plymouth
Bombing Plane Lands In Goldsboro Field
Engine trouble forced a bombing plane under Lieut H G Montgomery to land in a cotton patch near Goldsboro North Carolina today. The aircraft was part of 12 planes carrying 16 officers and 20 enlisted men en route from Langley Field Virginia for a weekend at Wrightsville Beach. The group commander Captain J O Richter received a wire that the trouble was fixed but the plane returned to its Virginia base due to poor visibility.
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Wilmington
N. C
H. G. Montgomery
Goldsboro
Wrightsville Beach
Langley Field
J. O. Richter
Virginia
Reynolds Heir Vanishes From Spotlight in Carolina Court Saga
Winston-Salem August report notes Dick Reynolds remains missing amid libby Holman Reynolds murder case. Libby, jailed on $25 000 bond with co defendant Albert Walker. Reynolds guardians deny knowledge of his movements as attorneys visit Libby and await October trial.
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Winston-Salem
Dick Reynolds
Smith
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds, Jr
Libby Holman Reynolds
Libby
Benet Polikoff
William Graves
Oakington
North Carolina
Wentworth
Albert
Ab) Walker
Liberty
Walker
Smith Reynolds
Optimism Grows in Tobacco Market Hits of Week Raise Prices
Tobacco growers in South Carolina and border North Carolina counties show renewed optimism as prices rise slightly. U S Department observers note higher quality and prices on Pamlico and Darlington markets, with heavy sales and overall gains of about 15 to 20 percent over last year. Reach of opening week sales surpasses 1931 totals, with 1,339,564 pounds at $8.48 average in Fairmont and 313,810 pounds at $8.95 in Kingstree. Heavy sales expected Monday.
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Florence
8. C
South Carolina
North Carolina
United States Department of Agriculture
Pamlico
Darlington
Mullins
Lawson Jordan
Fairmont
N. C
Mollison Struggles With Fog on Atlantic Row
St John New Brunswick August 20 Fog forced Captain A Mollison to abandon his plan after landing at Pennfield Ridge 40 miles from here. He returned to St John by car to attend a luncheon hosted by Mayor J W Brittain with Premier C D Richards and other officials.
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ST. John
N. B
A. Mollison
Atlantic
Pennfield Ridge
Here
Montreal
J. W. Brittain
C. D. Richards
Deaths of Catholic Priest and Teacher Clouded In Mystery
In New Haven investigators consider suicide as the likely cause for the death of Rev. Joseph P. Cournoyer 43 a Catholic priest found slumped in a car in a closed garage. Miss Lavinia Moran a school teacher was found partially clothed in a rectory bedroom with the cause undetermined.
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New Haven
Conn
Joseph P. Cournoyer
Wisconsin Geis Loan From R F G
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans Wisconsin $3,000,000 while the Interstate Commerce Commission approves a Baltimore and Ohio railroad loan of $31,625,000 as part of refinancing a $63,250,000 bond issue due March 1 next. Refinancing to start immediately and end by January 1. B and O and its subsidiary Alton have already received $35,000,000 in loans to repay equipment trust securities and maturing bank loans.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Relief Agency
Baltimore and Ohio
The
Alton
Empire Trade Meet Ends Deliberate Empire Recovery Plan
Ottawa report on the British Imperial Economic conference where Britain and dominions signed numerous trade pacts to boost empire recovery. Major treaties with Australia Canada South Africa New Zealand India Ireland and others set tariffs and preferences. Leaders aim to lower barriers and raise imperial purchasing power. King’s congratulatory message praised the accord.
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Ottawa
Ont
British Imperial Economic Conference
Great Britain
Australia
Union of
South Africa
New Zealand
India
Newfoundland
Rhodesia
Canada
Irish Free State
Southern Rhodesia
Neville Chamberlain
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Long Island
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Evelyn
Bobby) Trout
Miss Cooper
Forrest O'Brine
Dale Jackson
Columbus
Reynolds
Slain Smith
Maryland
W. N. Reynolds
R. F E. Lusan
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