Senators press neutrality amid farm loan aid vote
The Senate Agriculture Committee backed a $50 million 1938 loan fund for seed and crop production. A neutrality bloc discussed invoking the Neutrality Act in Sino Japanese hostilities and planned to seek Roosevelt's reasons for not applying it. Senator Nye and allies considered asking the president this week, arguing neutrality should stay intact.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
Nye
N. D
Clark
Vandenberg
Mich
la Follette
Urog
Wis
Baby death toll at St Elizabeth's reaches eleven
Chicago December 6 AP reports the infant death toll from an intestinal illness at St Elizabeth's hospital rose to 11. Daniel Ennesser died last night among nine other babies stricken with enteritis. 19 infants have been affected since November 23 and doctors race to save two in critical condition. Sandra Traska was discharged home cured but remains under health department care.
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Chicago
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Daniel Ennesser
Sandra Traska
Health Department
Ennesser
Asacientists
Negro Youth Confesses Burglaries After Police Hör Testimony
In Oklahoma City a 16 year old burglar suspect attending a police choir practice began sobbing under a gospel line and confessed four grocery burglaries and an auto theft after Detective Lieutenant W. Kemp urged him to speak.
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Tie Te
W. Kemp
Kemp
Senate votes to pass crop control bill in stalled session
A survey shows Senate with enough votes to pass crop control legislation despite divisions. Leaders in both chambers aim for a Wednesday vote, yet conference talks may be needed to reconcile Senate and House differences before any final enactment. Secretary Wallace criticizes both bills as too restrictive or too permissive on surpluses.
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Senate
Washington
Dee
Roosevelt
House
Wallace
Hearings Opened in NLRB Cases in North Carolina
The National Labor Relations Board opened hearings in Greensboro and Charlotte on several anti union and pro union cases. A bus driver sues Atlantic Greyhound Lines claiming discharge for union activity. Mill workers accuse Mack Judson Voehringer Co of discharging workers for union activity. Jacob Blum will prosecute in Charlotte against Highland Park Mills No 3 plant in North Charlotte. A Greensboro session follows against Proximity Mills.
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Balaiee
National Labor Relations Board
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
James T. Brown
Greensboro
Mack- Judson-Voehringer Company
Jacob Blum
NLRB
Charlotte
Highland Park Mills, Inc
North Charlotte
Proximity Mills
Infantry Remains Key in Modern War Says Army Chief
General Malin Craig, army chief of staff, in his annual report argues that air power and armor are only valuable auxiliaries to infantry. He asserts that decisive outcomes still depend on the man on foot, citing the China and Spain theatres as examples.
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Washington
Malin Craig
China
Spain
Bodies of Two Navy Aviators Found in Ocean
Aviation Cadet John J. Jones body recovered from wreckage at Virginia Beach. Machinist Mate Troy W. Blanton died after plane crash Wednesday night. Blanton's body washed ashore Sunday.
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Norfolk
John J. Jones
Virginia Beach
Washington, D. C
Troy W. Blanton
Blanton
Randolph County Superior Court Docket in Session
In Asheboro this week the Randolph County Superior Court convenes with three murder trials two manslaughter cases and 53 drunken driving charges on the docket. Judge J A Rousseau presides and Charles A Cokings of Salisbury serves as solicitor. Civil term follows next week.
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Asheboro
Superior Court
Randolph County
J. A. Rousseau
Charles A. Cokings
Salisbury
Work On Bund Camp In Connecticut Is Halted By Blue Law
Grand Juror Alric E Nelson and constables halted work at a proposed German American Bund camp in Southbury Connecticut by enforcing a blue law. Richard Koehler of Mount Vernon New York and Gustaw Korn of New Rochelle New York faced charges of breaking the Sabbath after a raid. They were clearing land and held under $75 bail for a Saturday hearing.
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Southbury
Conn
Alric E. Nelson
Richard Koehler
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Gustav Korn
New Rochelle
Nelson
Japs Advance Toward Nanking As Front Tightens
Japanese forces say the vanguard is within sight of Nanking's ancient walls and has occupied the country home of Chiang Kai-shek. They report capturing Kaochiaomen and pushing along a wide front toward the capital. A spokesman forecasts fighting inside the city tomorrow as planes patrol the Yangtze corridor near Wu hu and Chinkiang.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Kaochiaomen
Japan
Tanyeng
Grand Canal
Wuhu
Wuiu
Yangtze River
Chinkiang
Yangtze
Leviathan to Become British Armaments Scrap Ship
The steamship Leviathan heads for the junkyard to supply scrap iron for British armament after United States Lines refused sale to Japanese interests. Basil Harris, VP, says Metal Industries Ltd will buy for more than 800000 dollars, rejecting higher bids from Japan. The 23 year old liner, once speed queen of the Atlantic, will sail to England under her own power for commissioning.
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New York
Leviathan
United States Lines
Basil Harris
Levi
Metal Industries, Ltd
London
Japan
France
England
Harris
French Youth Shot by Spanish Guards at Border
In Perpignan France police report a French youth named Sebastian Juandle was shot and killed by Spanish border guards after an argument near Coustouges. The incident occurred as guards attempted to seize Juandle's Spanish refugee cousin. the cousin escaped unharmed.
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France
Perpignan
Sebastian Juandle
Juandle
Coustouges
Lindberghs Return To U S But Still Won’t Tell Plans
Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh return from two years abroad and stay hidden at the Morrow estate near the Hudson. They arrived aboard the President Harding from Southampton incognito as Mr and Mrs Gregory, after sailing November 27 to visit their homeland. A waiting car carried them from the Manhattan dock to an awaiting car.
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Lindberghs
U. S
Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Morrow
Hudson River
Palisades
Aviaton
Anne
New York
United States
President Darding
Southampton
Gregory
England
Manhattan Dock
Kidnapping Report Hits White Plains Family Case
Arthur Pirie, a member of a wealthy New York family, is reported kidnapped and held for a $100000 ransom. Federal agents join the case as Fried’s brothers contact the gang to press a ransom reduction while investigators monitor intercepted calls at the central exchange.
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White Plains
N. Y
Arthur Pirie
Fried
Emme Fried
Soundview Avenue
Central Telephone Exchange
Senator Bailey sums up farm bill prospects
The article reports Senator Bailey of North Carolina stating that both chambers will pass their own farm bills, each chamber unhappy with the other, and that a conference between House and Senate members will be needed to reach a satisfactory compromise.
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Senator Bailey
Chance
Washington
Bailey
D-Nc
Senate
House
Paul Haddock Dies In Charlotte At 50
Funeral services were held today for Paul F. Haddock 50 a prominent figure in Southern textile chemical circles. Haddock a director of the Southern Amateur Golf Association and former president of the Carolinas Amateur Golf Association was a native of England who came to Charlotte 25 years ago.
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Paul Haddock
Charlotte
Paul F. Haddock
Southern Amateur Golf Association
Carolinas
Vermont Governor Urges Purge of Southern Influence in GOP
Vermont Governor George D. Aiken calls for purging the national committee of Southern committeemen to revive a demoralized GOP. He proposes each member gain votes proportional to their state's Republican presidential total. Senator Bridges echoes the need for a clear program and fresh faces to reform the party.
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Vermont
Republican Party Save
Future
Montpelier
George D. Aiken
National Committee
Aiken
Pudge
Potomac
Ohio
U. S
H. Styles Bridges
N. H
Springfeld
Greensboro mill before NLRB amid union dispute
A hearing opened in Greensboro before NLRB examiner James T. Brown on charges against Mack Judson Voehringer Hosiery Mills for discharge and intimidation of employees over union activity. Similar cases against Proximity Print Works and Revolution 20tion Mill are set for Thursday with Samuel Spencer, assistant attorney, leading the prosecution.
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Greensboro
Mock-Judson- Voehringer Hosiery Mills
Henry I. Adams
High Point
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Mack-Judson-Voehringer
James T. Brown
Guilford
Mack-Judson-Voehinger
Proximity
Revolution
Samuel Spencer
Labor Board
Zeppelin Gas Deal Clears Path For US Germany Flights
The German Zeppelin company gains state department authorization to export 17 900 000 cubic feet of non inflammable helium enabling experimental dirigible flights between Germany and the United States to resume next spring. The move recalls the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst New Jersey last May.
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Washington
State Department
Zeppelin Company
Germany
United States
Lakehurst
N. J
Safe Cracked and Thousand Dollars Taken In Laurens
Laurens District, Dec. 6. Sheriff C W Ware said burglars blew the safe at Belks Department Store last night and escaped with 1000 dollars in cash. They entered through a hole cut in the roof.
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Laurens
D. C
C. W. Ware
Vegemen
Belk’'s
Aluminum Co in Danger of Dissolution
The Supreme Court upheld a three judge circuit court ruling allowing the Department of Justice to proceed with anti trust litigation against the Aluminum Company of America in Southern New York Federal District Court. The case includes 63 defendants, many subsidiaries, and seeks dissolution of the monopoly and conspiracy to monopolize aluminum related trade.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Fed District Court
Aluminum Company of America
Philade
Department Justice
Reynolds
Hugh
Stone
Notticipate
Aluminum Company
Triat
Pittsburgh
Govern
Sidiaries
Georgia
Justice Butler
Nolen R. Breedlove
Ada Butler
Georgia Supreme
Breedlove
Fulton Coum
Convicts Escape From Sanford Camp In North Carolina
A posse of 50 men aided by bloodhounds searched Lee county for nine convicts who escaped from a Sanford prison camp last night. Oscar Pitts led the inquiry into the break and listed the escapees by name and charge including theft, highway robbery, breaking and entering, larceny, and forgery.
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Ham Casey
Duplincorn
Moin McLamb
Harnett
Monroe Hedrick
M Lenburg
Donnie Owen
Son County
George W. Taylor
Robeson Ty
J. R. Guilford
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