Daladier Seeks Parliament Backing Amid Strike Crackdown
Paris reports Premier Daladier pushing for parliamentary approval of his administration while continuing naval protection of the liner Paris. He pledges a strong government to restore the economy and bolster armaments, with observers predicting a strong pro government majority. The Senate welcomes him, while Communists and Socialists likely criticize his use of mobile guards, decree laws, and the German treaty. Naval experts joined the Paris crew as strikers at Le Havre monitored the ship’s departure for Cherbourg.
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Paris
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Aar Amenten
le Harve
le Havre
Cherbourg
Newark
Two Officers Killed in Burlington Gun Battle
A blazing duel ended the two day career of Alamance County Sheriff M. P. Robertson as Lonnie Vaughn of Burlington police and fugitive Roy Huffman were killed. Roy Kelly, another fugitive, escaped in a Pontiac with Georgia plates headed toward Virginia. Huffman had a lengthy criminal record including breaking and entering and larceny.
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Lonnie Vaughan
Burlington
Roy Huffman
Guilford County Prison
N. C
M. P. Robertson
Alamance County
Lonnie Vaughn
Anson County
Stallon Church
Robertson
Offi Vaughn
F. B
Vaughan
Huff
Huffman Dre
Huffman
Roy Kelly
Anson
Democra
J. H. Stockar
Vaughn
Guill County
Kelly
Alamance Coun City
W. D. Pilkerton
Greentop
Belmont
Lottie Jones
Green Bath
Municado
W Wheen
W Ho
Penal Records
Raleigh
Robert Grady Joson
Johnson
Washington
South Carolina
Guilford
Anson Co
ston-Salem
Kelly Albemarlena
Montery County
Brea
Ohio woman to die in electric chair tonight
Anna Marie Hahn, condemned for poison slayings, faced last attempts at reprieve as counsel sought a federal writ of mandamus. Ohio Governor Davey refused clemency and the execution was set for about 8 p.m. Hahn sobbed, collapsed, and prayed with her prison chaplain as she prepared for death row. Oscar Hahn, her 12 year old son, would be allowed to stay until the last meal.
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Columbus
Anna Marie Hahn
Joseph Houdin
Mell G. Underwood
Martin L. Davey
Mrs. Hahn
Oscar
Death Row
Ohio
J. C. Woodard
Roosevelt meets with refugees amid war talks
President Roosevelt called an early conference with Sumner Wells Hugh Wilson Bullitt and William Phillips to discuss refugee issues and wartime diplomacy. He asked them to confer with him again in Washington on the day’s schedule, with France Italy and other nations represented by the envoys.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sumner Wells
Act
Wilm C. Bullitt
Hugh Wilson
William Phillips
France
Many
Italy
Burley market opens briskly in Asheville report
Burley on Asheville's market opened briskly with 280 baskets at the Carolina warehouse selling for an average of 21.74 dollars per hundred pounds. The price is 83.75 lower than last year’s first hour average.
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Burley
Asheville
Carolina
Arlington youth faces electric chair Friday clemency appeal
Dee Gates, a 21 year old Black man from Arlington County, is scheduled for execution by electric chair Friday morning at the state penitentiary. Clemency request to Governor Johnston is under review.
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Columbia
8. C
Dee
Tee
Gorage Gates
Arlington County
Vernor Johnston
University Trustees Thank Coach Enright and Staff
Trustees praised Coach Enright and assistants for a successful season and their support of athletics and education at the University of South Carolina.
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Columbia
University of South Corona
Ex Enright
Sean
Asheville Burley Mart Opens Today
Asheville opens burley tobacco trading with farmers from Western North Carolina and Spartanburg arriving as sales begin. Opening prices on the Kentucky market hovered near 18 dollars per hundred, down about four dollars from last year. The Asheville Tobacco Board of Trade reorganized, electing Lawson Jordan president and barring nonmembers from private purchases at the warehouses or market.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Spartanburg
8. C
Biltmore
Kentucky
Asheville Tobacco Board of Trade
Lawson Jordan
Board of Trade
Wife Killed and Husband Wounded in Conover Tragedy
In Newton area, Mrs. Essie Lane 32 was found choked to death in her parents’ home. Her husband Ernest Lane 36 was seriously wounded with a weapon in the same room. Coroner says notes show a suicide pact. couple had financial reverses and recently lived with the Lane family. The incident was discovered by their child at breakfast.
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Newton
Essie Lane
Ernest
Conover
Here
B. R. McCreight
Lane
Catawba County Hospital
McCreight
Monroe
Steven
Paul
Call For Cooperation In American Prosperity
Charles R Hook president of the National Association of Manufacturers urged cooperation among common people capitalists and government to restore prosperity. Speaking to the 43rd Congress of American Industry he said 9 000 000 unemployed must return to work and called for mutual tolerance confidence and respect to remove barriers to better living for millions of American families.
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New York
America
Charles R. Hook
Associaton of
Congress of American Industry
Anthony Eden
Hook
American Rolling Mill Company
Eden to present British view in US trip amid questions
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain said Anthony Eden, ex foreign secretary, traveled to the United States to present the British point of view with no official significance. Eden will address the National Association of Manufacturers in New York on Democracy and the Modern World.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
United States
Viscount Halifax Dee
Eden
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Association
Congress of American Industry
Earl de la Warr
Board of Education
Germany
Gerany
Tobacco on Mart Worth 18 Cents Per Pound
Tobacco on the Winston-Salem market yesterday sold at an average of 18 cents per hundredweight. Sales Supervisor J T Booth noted prices fair despite lower quality parcels. Numerous growers and buyers reported varied lots with multiple bid prices and quantities across the session.
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Winston-Salem
Extension to Be Opposed in Social Security Plan
Washington reports indicate senators doubt extending Social Security to farm and household workers. Norris says payroll and tax record burdens could block implementation, while Green notes financial considerations. An anonymous southern senator warns farmers may resist tax liability politically.
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Washington
Norris
Jind-Neb
Roosevelt
Green
D-Ri
Germany Not To Back Italy In Demands
Germany signals no colonial pushes and tepid support for Italy in Tunisia and Corsica while seeking a post pact assurance that the Franco Soviet mutual aid agreement is no longer operative. Britain weighs export credits to China as Tokyo advances threaten British interests.
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Germany
Italy
Associated Press
France
von Ribbentrop
Bonnet
Tunisia
Corsica
Europe
Paris
Barcelona
Naples
Florence
Britain
China
House of Lords
Farm of
Plymouth
Russia
American doctors appeal sentences in Vienna currency case
The American consulate in Vienna said two U S doctors sentenced under German currency laws will appeal. Dr Michael George Albert of New York City got a year in prison and a 60000 mark fine for attempted professional violation of exchange rules. Dr Oscar Lavine of Mount Rainier Maryland received six months and an equal fine for an attempted non professional violation. Both incur court costs and may serve six months more if the fines aren’t paid. Consul John Morgan and Vice Consul Theodore J Hohenthal attended.
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Washington
Vienna
Michael George Albert
New York City
Oscar Lavine
Mount Rainier
John Morgan
Theodore J. Hohenthal
TVA Fight Over Act Location Hearts Congress
Senator Bankhead and Senator Black debate TVA headquarters location with Black arguing a plain violation of the TVA act. Alabama senators press for non compliance findings as TVA Chief Krug cites a projected 20 million dollar annual revenue from the dam plan to offset navigation and flood control costs.
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Washington
Hugo Black
TVA
Bankhead
D.-Ala
Black
A. E. Morgan
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Knoxville
Tenn
Lister Hill
Congressional
J. A. Krug
Krug
Baseball Umpires Protected as Violent Incidents Targeted
New Orleans December 7. W G Bramham of Durham NC urged baseball officials to curb assaults on umpires after an epidemic of strikes during the season. He warned fines and suspensions of at least 90 days and possible franchise forfeitures for clubs or players who fail to protect umpires. Bramham noted rising attendance and called for uniform player class rules and a unified scoring system across all leagues.
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New Orleans
W. G. Bramham
Durham
N. C
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Bramham
He Sa
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