Governor Endorses Textile Control Bill For Pennsylvania
Governor George H. Elsenhower endorses the Ellenbogen textile control bill urging federal action to keep Pennsylvania’s textile industry competitive. He warns passage could hurt state mills and calls for balanced regulation amid wage and labor cost concerns.
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Washington
George H. Fle
Pennsylvania
Offey
D-Pa
House
Pennsylva
Smethurst
National Associa of Manufacturers
Ibert Gutterson
Institute of
Carpet Manufacters
Ellenbogen
Two Die In Flood Near Murphy North Carolina
Mountain torrents after 24 hours of heavy rain sweep through Cherokee county isolating Murphy with several hundred yards of downstream flood damage. Mrs. Blaylock Johnson about 60 and her son Dewey 28 drowned when Midway lake dam failed. husband and another son escaped.
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Blaylock Johnson
Dewey
Midway Lake
Hiawassee
Lawrence
Cherokee County
Murphy
North Carolina
Tennessee
Asheville
Southern Railway
Marble
Here
Johnson
Spending and Tax Receipts to Be Studied
Washington inquiry examines government spending and tax intake to assess fiscal policy and budget implications. Officials from the administration and Congress will review receipts and expenditures to identify potential savings and revenue measures.
Threatened Elevator Workers Strike Looms in Gotham
In midtown New York City a potential walkout by building service members looms as talks with operators reach an impasse. Bambrick reports wage increases for Empire State Building staff and two weeks of vacation restoration, while a 105000 strong dress making workforce faces potential strike. Millinery workers remain on strike affecting about 40000.
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New York
Building Service
James J. Bambrick
Building Services Employes International Union
Empire State Building
Bambrick
N. C. Classis Opens Annual Convention In Greensboro
The North Carolina classis of the Evangelical and Reformed church began its 106th annual session at the First Reformed church Greensboro with nearly full attendance. Officers elected include Charlies E Hiatt as president and W S Hunt as vice president. continuing posts for Peeler Lexington stated clerk and Whitener Salisbury treasurer.
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N. C. Classis
Greensboro
North Carolina
Evangelical and Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Wednes
William F. DeLong
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions
Charlies E. Hiatt
Guilford
Brick
Mt. Hope
W. 8. Hunt
Thomasville
B. J. Peeler
Burlington
Lexington
Milton Whitener
Salisbury
Colder Weather Forecast Tonight Across North Carolina
The weather bureau expects a sharp drop tonight with freezing temperatures along the coast by tomorrow morning. Lows near 24 degrees are forecast as central and eastern regions see rains melt snow. no flood warnings yet, but rivers may rise later per Lee A. Denson.
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North Carolina
East Hatteras
Jacksonville
Max
York
Tonio
Seri
Francisco
Raleigh
Weather Bureau
Lee A. Denson
Nation Gripped by Deep Freeze and Snowbound Turmoil
Widespread suffering grips the nation as heavy snow and high winds plague the Great Central Plain states. Temperatures fall again after a brief rise. floods threaten northern Alabama as streams rise. Rescue teams rush to Coaldale as 80 to 35 residents fear being trapped by the Little Warrior river.
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Chicago
Great Central Plain
Alabama
Coaldale
Little Warrior
NJ lawmakers back Schwarzkopf amid Hoffman-Nazi caretaker rumors
A group of New Jersey legislators rallied to support Col. H Norman Schwarzkopf amid reports that Governor Hoffman ordered a renewed search into the Lindbergh case. Assemblyman Henry C Young Jr proposed a bill to keep Schwarzkopf in office until a successor qualifies, threatening an indefinite term beyond June.
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Trenton
N. J
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New York
Col. Schwarzkopf
Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fed
New Jersey
Harold G. Hoffman
Schwarzkopf
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Col. Schwartzkopf
Henry C. Young, Jr
Gov
Senate
Mussolini Fears More Sanctions and War Struggles
Premier Mussolini met with Italy’s Supreme Defense Commission and Fascist Grand Council to plan next steps in the Ethiopia conflict and home defense measures as talks of oil embargoes and Allied sanctions intensify. Vatican officials said Pope Pius XII is gravely troubled by the European crisis and continuing war.
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Pacse
Mussolini
Italy
Supreme Defense Commission
Grand Council
Si Duce
Ethiopia
League of Nation
Neghelli
Vatican
Pius
Geneva
Rome
Lindbergh Observes 34th Birthday Quietly In Wales
Lindbergh celebrated his 34th birthday in privacy at the Welsh home of J Llewellyn Morgan in Llandaff Cardiff. A household member said the flier entertains friends but will not be disturbed. Police presence has diminished from earlier patrols near the mansion.
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Cardiff
Wales
Lindbergh
J. Llewellyn Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Mra. Lindbergh
British Isles
Morgan Mansion
Llandaff Heights
Al Smith to Carry New Deal Fight to Convention Floor
The New York Sun reports Alfred E. Smith will seek the New Deal floor battle by running for district delegate from Oliver Street in New York. The plan, backed by Tammany Hall, aims to challenge James A. Farley in the June national convention fight.
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al Smith
New Deal
New York
New York Sun
Alfred E. Smith
Oliver Street
Trown Derby
George van Slyke
James A. Farley
Tammany Hall
Floods and Washouts Hinder Traffic In Alabama
Floods and washouts disrupt travel in north Alabama and east Mississippi as heavy winter rains raise rivers. Meridian traffic slows with 7.69 inches in 24 hours, many suburbs flood, and crews seek relief for residents trapped by rising Little Warrior river.
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Birmingham
Ala
Midway Lake
Murphy
N. C
Blaylock Johnson
and & Son
Dewey Johnson
Southern Railway
Maylene
J. H. Brown
Frank Kennamer
Alabama
Mississippi
Meridian
Miss
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Dixie
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Fila
Collinsville
PWA
Coaldale
Little Warrior
A & Gas Main
Stock market centers buying on specialties
The market focused on specialties with gains in merchandising farm implement oil and rubber stocks. Initial profit taking slowed tape progress, later improving as selective demand emerged. Motors mines and many utilities steels rails were weak while foreign exchange halted its dollar decline and government securities and corporate loans rose.
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New York
U. S
Allies Used World War Loans to Pay U.S. Bankers
The Senate munitions committee showed Allies overrode treasury objections and used Allied borrowing proceeds to fund existing obligations. Morgan partners Russell Leffingwell and others testified, detailing $2.262 billion owed to American bankers and investors during World War I.
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U.S
Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Treasury
A. Fe Muiesm
Neaador Tvs
Allied Nations
J. P. Morgan and Company
Coun
Try
Vandenberg
Rmich
Russell Leffffingwell
Morgan
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt weighs spending versus tax receipts in fresh check
President Roosevelt ordered a new review of the balance between government spending and tax receipts as the campaign debate over New Deal policy intensifies. Congress simultaneously had a second measure before it.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Fire Kills Seven at Parker Dam Camp Dormitory
Officials probe possible arson as rescuers hunt for 21 missing workers after a blaze at the Parker Dam construction camp dormitory in California. Four others were fatally burned, with investigators noting the fire likely began in a linen storage room above the heating plant and victims died from smoke.
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Ban Bernardino
Cal
Parker Dam
Norman P
San Bernardino
Henderson
Aix
Colorado River
British Rearmament Plan To Be Made Public Early Date
Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons that Britain would publish a white paper detailing a rearmament plan at an early date. He noted there would likely be no immediate parliamentary debate on the defense plan. The session was the first in King Edward VIII’s reign.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Edward VIII
Austen Chamberlain
Commons
Sanitarians to Meet in Raleigh Conference
The annual sanitarians school conference sponsored by the department of health will be held here February 18 through 21.
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Raleigh
Sanitarians
Department of Health
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