Japan May Not Reply Directly to U S Over Panay Incident
Tokyo indicated it may refrain from a direct reply to the United States protest on the Panay incident. The foreign office spokesman said Japan had apologized before the American note and that the question remains under consideration. Washington officials declined to comment. The spokesman denied river craft used machine guns.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Panay
Foreign Office
U. S
Joseph C. Grew
Koki Hirota
High Court Hears Duke Power City Power Case Arguments
The Duke Power company opens its suit against the city of High Point before the state Supreme Court. W S O B Robinson of Charlotte accuses Interior Secretary Ickes of pressuring the city into the power business in retaliation for the Greenwood county case.
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Raleigh
Duke Power Company
High Point
Supreme Court
W. S. O’b. Robinson
Charlotte
The
Power Company
Harrd L. Ickes
Greenwood County
D. C
Robinson
Doctors Ponder Woman's Death in Pittsburgh Hotel
In Pittsburgh a 30-year-old divorcee was found dead nude on a bed in the Fort Pitt Hotel. Coroner's physician says the post mortem is inconclusive and a chemical analysis may be done. Ault family ties the identified woman to Joseph Ault of Pittsburgh. Detectives questioned two men, but no charges filed.
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Pittsburgh
Fort Pitt
Steel City
Golden Triangle
J. W. McMeans
W. J. McGregor
Ault
Joseph Ault
Sarah Marty
Jake
New York
Fred
M. J. Dailey
Alcatraz escapees feared dead in fogbound bay
Two Alcatraz inmates Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole vanished after escaping the federal penitentiary amid dense fog. Shore patrols and boats hunted San Francisco Bay as officials warned a low chance remains they survived.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Alcatraz Island
Federal Penitentiary
Ralph Roe
Duncan
Okla
Theodore Cole
Stroud
Fense
James A. Johnston
Panay Survivors Reach Shanghai After Gunboat Rescue
Shanghai report details the USS Oahu bringing Panay dead and wounded to safety. Survivors total about 60 with 15 wounded as naval officers, diplomats, and photographers recount a Japanese attack on the Panay. The Augusta carries bodies for burial and a naval court of inquiry reviews the incident.
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Panay
Shanghai
United States
Oahu
Otori
Kasasagi
Ladybird
Augusta
Yangtze
Charles L. Ensminger
C. H. Carlson
Standard Oil
Meian
Sandro Sandri
Oil Company
Pootung
Charles J. Whiting
Harold V. McKittrick
Abel C. J. Sabalot
Mortion L.’ Deyo
Manila
Ensminger
Navy
Norman Alley
Universal Newsreel
Hollywood
Calif
Nanking
Five Die As Car Is Hit By Train In Hickory NC
Five members of the Boone Teague family killed when their car was struck by a southbound Carolina and Northwestern passenger train at a crossing on Hickory's eastern edge. The dead are Mrs. Boone Teague 45, Marie Teague 16, Boone Teague about 50 who died later, and Mrs. Woodrow Teague.
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Hickory
N. C
Alexander County
Carolina and Northwestern
Boone Teague
Marie Teague
Woodrow Teague
Couple Is Slain by Mad Brother in Georgia
Lee W. Branch former president of the Georgia Bar Association and his wife were shot to death in their Quitman home. Police said the killer was Mrs Branch’s brother Livingston Snow, who was captured after a brief struggle. Snow, described as mentally ill, had been to be committed to an institution. Russell Snow, another brother, was present. Branch, 64, and his wife 60, were prominent Georgia families with Branch once practicing in Washington, D. C., and recently named to the state education board.
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Quitman
Lee W. Branch
Georgia Bar Association
Grady Marable
Livingston Snow
Branch
Marable
Snow
Branches
Russell Snow
Cocoa
Fla
Georgia
Washington, D. C
Georgia Education Board
B. Rivers
Glenn Frank to head GOP policy group
Chicago report says Dr. Glenn Frank former University of Wisconsin president is considered to chair the party policy committee. St Louis caucus named Frank for the job but he said no invitation or contact yet. Hamilton left Chicago to confer, partial steering committee lists 135 to 140 members across industries and professions.
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Chicago
John D. M. Hamilton
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
ST. Louis
Republican National Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Hamilton
National Committee
Government forces press push on Teruel in heavy snow
Madrid dispatch reports the third day of government offensives at Teruel as Franco's forces defend a city now more than half surrounded. A government communique claims 200 insurgents captured and arms discarded by retreating troops, while air attacks impede reinforcements amid a raging snowstorm.
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Francisco Franco
Lower Aragon
Teruel
Aragon
Valencia
Hendaye
Salamanca
France
Barcelona
Belchite
Zaragoza
University City
Police pursue North Carolina fugitive Bill Payne in Columbia chase
Chief W H Rawlinson said at 2 15 pm that Columbia police county officers and highway patrolmen were in pursuit of a man believed to be Bill Payne a notorious North Carolina fugitive. The pursuit followed a reported holdup by the suspect in Columbia.
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Columbia
W. H. Rawlinson
Bill Payne
North Carolina
Rawlinson
Payne
William 5
SWOC Adopts Cautious Steel Negotiation Policy
The Steel Workers Organizing Committee set tempered aims for upcoming talks with 446 companies. They warn that the current depression may endure six to eight months as steel outlets remain shut. They blame unemployment and Wall Street tax demands for hindering recovery.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Workers Mohing Committee
First National Congress Steel Capital
Organized Labor
Wall Street
Hoover Critiques FDR Economy Proposes Alternative System
Former President Hoover told the Economic Club in Chicago that the New Deal's planned economy violates common sense. He warned of centralization, constitutional conflicts, inflation risks, and mounting deficits while urging relief to end stagnation in industry and housing and to create jobs. He called for a different economic structure.
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Chicago
Hoover
Economic Club
Congress
Washington
Match Company Fire Fatal To Three Women
Three of seven young women burned when a series of explosions swept through the Superior Match company plant in Chicago died today, Jean Lasky 19 Anna Monde 21 and Catherine Terleski 19. One other worker remained in critical condition.
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Chicago
Superior Match Company
Jean Lasky
Anna Monde
Catherine Terleski
House Subcommittee Defeats Tax Plan on Profits
Washington. A Republican substitute for the undistributed corporate profits tax was defeated 6 to 0 in a House subcommittee. The administration housing and wage hour bills face further votes as lawmakers seek Christmas floor action and holiday recess compromises.
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Vinson
D-Ky
Crowth
R-Ny
How Rules Committee
House
T Senate
McAdoo I
Calif
Les Dakls
Senate
Rep
Barwinkle
D-N.c
Lumberton Man Dies After Axe Handle Blow
Millard Dawkins, 34, died from a skull fracture at a sanatorium after an axe handle blow. Richard Cartright, brother in law, surrendered to Lumberton police and was held as an inquest was announced by Coroner D. W. Biggs for tonight.
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Lumberton
Millard Dawkins
Richard Cartright
Lumbertos
D. W. Biggs
Anti Monopol y Bill Studied Reynolds Hits Big Business
Attorney General Cummings to study an anti monopoly bill in the senate. Senators O Mahoney and Borah sponsored the measure to license inter state corporations and curb restraints on trade. President Roosevelt favored new anti monopoly action this fall, with detailed recommendations expected in 1938. The piece also notes slower money growth, RF C loans to railroads, shipbuilder bids for fast cargo vessels, and Reynolds charging business interests with hostility to the president.
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Genera Cummings
Senate
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. F. C. Woul
Rai
Maritime Commission
Po Vate Lines
Congress
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Senaors Bailey
N.C
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State Department
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Alley
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James Joseph Hughes
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