Extension of Jurisdiction for Sheriffs Approved
A house judiciary group approved bills including extending sheriff jurisdiction to reduce county costs, raising pensions for Confederate widows from 200 to 300, and tightening bonds on criminal appearances. Unfavorable reports were given on evidence admissibility and civil procedure. Senate members heard sheriffs and state patrol officials argue costs and a $75,000 radio system to recover stolen cars would save money.
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House
Recorders Courts
Gheriffe
Senate
John Morris
New Hanover
J. EB. Hamlett
Vance
A. Whitehurst
Pitt
N. F. Turner
Wake
B. W. Russell, Jr
Onslow
Charles D. Farmer
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Stolen Car Notice Reaches Officers by Letter
Troopers were alerted about car thefts through letters or when suspects came to state headquarters. The report notes minimal details and emphasizes the communication method rather than case specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trolmen
Germany faces isolation if it spurns disarmament pact
Paris reports reaction to Franco British proposals with France saying Germany must accept real disarmament or face world isolation. Germans’ response is awaited amid doubt Hitler will fully join. French officials warn of possible loopholes and define provoking aggression as key issue. Premier Flandin appeals for German cooperation.
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United States
Great Britain
Atherton
France
England
Germany
Paris
London
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Wort
Hitler
Fuehrer
Flandin
Not provided excerpt but peace plea to Germany
A speaker urges Germany to show its desire for peace by participating equally in European peace efforts, calling for contributions from the nation to stabilize the region. The quote emphasizes Germany’s role among its own people and in fostering regional harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Statewide bills debated as bridges toll issue looms
A state legislature scene after April 1 features talks on minor bills while committees meet. Guardianship powers, employer payroll deductions for group insurance, a state photographers board, and a radio system are among topics. Forester Silcox to address, and labor disputes arise over NRA actions in New York.
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Joint Appropriations Group
Senate
Board of Examiners For
State Association of Photographers
House
F. A. Silcox
United States Forest Service
General Assembly
Judiciary
Congress
Services Held For Mrs. Thompson at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Thompson aged 64 were conducted from her home on Best Street. The Rev C L Ruth of the Pilgrim Holiness church officiated with interment in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Carl Hatley Lester Potts W B Johnson John Hughes Bill InStam E G Jensen G W Jensen. Flowers were carried by many women from the community and choir members sang three hymns during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Best Street
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mesars
Carl Hatley
Lester Potts
W. B. Johnson
John Hughes
Bill Instam
E. G. Jensen
G. W. Jensen
Ruth Crews
Ollie Ingram
Bertha Emily
Margaret Spaugh
Nell Nelson
Lois Bullin
Mary Webster
Grace Helms
Ellen Jensen
Mary Jensen
Nel He Lovy
J. M. Epps
J. M. Frazier
Jesus
Marionettes to Visit High Point Wednesday Performances Set
Tony Sarg marionettes will visit High Point for two performances as part of the Lyceum series by the High Point college committee. The Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a children’s matinee at the Junior High School tomorrow at 3 30 PM. A second show is slotted for tomorrow at 8 00 PM at High Point College with expected large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sarg
Lyceum Committee
High Point College
Legislation Aims to Extend Unfair Practices Prohibition
Testimony to Congress details attempts by the New York Shipbuilding Co to shield itself from competition in 1933 with presidential and state aid. House committee leader Rayburn introduces multiple bills from Joseph Eastman’s report and plans a subcommittee for trucking and bus regulation. FCC nominees, including Chairman Eugene Sykes, win Senate approval.
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Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Donald R. Richberg
New Deal
Harry ©. Bates
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasters International Union
NRA
Richberg
Edison Electric Company
New York
Bates
Senate
Commission
Farley
Harry A. Moore
New Jersey
New York Shipbulding Company
Senate Munitions Committee
Clinton L. Bardo
Rayburn
D-Tex
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Joseph B. Eastman
Federal Communications Commission
Eugene Sykes
Mississippi
Defense Openly Declares Dead Man Got Ransom
Trial testimony details a 1933 bon voyage party at the Hauptmann home for Isador Fisch and a 1938 event. Witnesses describe time frames, attendees, and movements related to the Hauptmann household, with cross examination about alibis and connections to Isador Fisch and others.
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Hauptmann
Reilly
Isendor Fisch
Europe
Isador Fisch
Fisch
Wilentzs
Wilentz
Bronx
Greenwich Village
Louis Wollenberg
Hans Kloppenburg
Mueller
Ernest Schoeffler
Mr. Hauptmann
Rupet A
Otto Wollenberg
Wollenberg
Hunters Island
Kiloburg
Schlussier
Hauptmann trial moves with alibi witnesses and contested evidence
In Flemington New Jersey Bruno Hauptmann defense opens new lines with alibi witnesses and a plan to recall Col Norman Schwarzkopf. Prosecutors seek press releases and ladder reports while warding off questions about Dr Condon and ransom evidence. The testimony centers on Budreau farm visits and Isador Fisch linking to the Lindbergh case.
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Budreau
Banon
Lebanon
Flemington
Budreaus
Corona
L. L
Fisch
Isador Fisch
Reilly
Hauptmann
Wilents
Justice Trenchard
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Westchester Creek
Condont
WN. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Carpenter
Edward Reilly
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
David T. Wilents
Anthony M. Hauwek, Jr
Joseph Lanigan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Norman Schwarskopf
Henry Breckinridge
Lanigan
Schwarzkopf
Fisher
Colonel Schwarzkopf
Violethorpe
Philip Moses
St. Raymond's
Taxi Driver Testimony Links April Second Cemetery Drive
In a New York court, taxi driver Moses described a night ride to a Bronx cemetery on April 2 1932. He recounted three men hailing him and a fourth joining, then aiding a stalled gray car before they left.
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The
Bronx
Moses
Reilly
Fremington
Wilentz
Bowle Predicts Jonas for North Carolina Gov Race
Representative Tom C Bowle of Ashe believes Charles A Jonas of Lincoln will be nominated by Republicans for the next gubernatorial race. Jonas, when asked, said, not a chance.
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Tom C. Bowle
Ashe
Chas. A. Jonas
Lincoln
Repub Means
North Carolina
Jonas
Jovial Bertie Rep Spruill Wins Friends in Assembly
The quick smile and infectious manner of Representative Spruill of Bertie has gained him many friends since the general assembly opened. He is one of the most cordial and jovial of the house members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Spruill
Bertie
General Assembly
Silent Senator Steel Quietly Plays Role in Senate
Senator Steel of Iredell is a quiet participant in the upper chamber. He speaks and asks questions in committee meetings but has not delivered any speeches this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Steel of
Iredell
Senate Chamber
Senator Dunn Pushes Permanent-Record Bill For Counties
Rowan Senator Dunn urges a bill requiring public records to be made with permanent ink and paper to save county costs from re copies over years. He cites the need to avoid expensive future reentries caused by inferior ink or paper used in original entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Rowan
Senator Gravely Heads Nash Senate Committees
Senator Gravely of Nash serves as chairman of the senate appropriations committee and holds berths on conservation and development, education, finance, insurance, institutions for the blind, internal improvements, and printing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravely of Nash
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Institutions For
Propositions and Grievances on Railroads and University Trustees
A committee outlines propositions and grievances concerning railroad regulation rules senatorial districts and the governance of the university. Key figures and institutions are involved, signaling debate over policy and administrative structure.
Gunman Who Turned State Evidence Attacked in Prison
Arthur Dutch Misunas, whose testimony helped convict Robert Mais and Walter Legenza, was attacked by three convicts at Virginia’s state penitentiary. Misunas defended himself with a homemade knife, injuring one assailant, while the others were placed in solitary confinement.
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Richmond
Arthur “Dutch
Misunas
Robert Mais
Walter Lekenga
Mais
Legenza
Charles Panella
Panella
Glass 10 Oppose Banking Powers
Senator Carter Glass attacked the Roosevelt plan to expand federal reserve powers, accusing Governor Mariner Eccles of breaking a pledge to show amendments to him first. Glass, long skeptical of reserve centralization, would not comment on a draft banking act of 1936 he has not seen.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
America
Carter Glas
Virginia Democrat
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Glass
Eccles
Virginkk
Federal Reserve Acts
House
Federal Reserve
Tal
Mrs Bessie Durland Named Executrix of Estate
Mrs Bessie Durland qualified as executrix for the estate of O C Durland deceased The will was filed today The executrix estimates real estate at 10000 dollars and personal property at 40000 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Durland
O. C. Durland
Greensboro
Prevent Colds With Vicks Vapo Nol Drops
Urges early use of Vicks Vapro Nol drops at first nasal irritation to prevent colds. Claims the nose and throat delivery reduces swelling clears mucus and relieves congestion. Promotes safety for children and adults and cites clinical testing and imitation warnings.
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Poe le Lombard
Robert Young
Stuart Erwin
Leo Carrillo
Betty Furness
Jean Parker
Charles Bickford
Sir Robert Peel
Russia
Poland
Janet Gaynor
Lew Ayres
Aboline
High Point
Jack Holt
Ike
Palace Theatre
Salem Street’ “Quotissy
Thomasville
William Collier
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Joan Blondell
Zasu Pitts
Jassele
Dr. Condon
Col. Lindbergh
Leykorn
Southern Dairies
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Dairies
Raleigh
L. W. Leggett
Halifax
Vicks VapoRub
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