Neutral Zone Set Up By Italy And Ethiopia In Africa
The Ethio pian and Italian governments agreed to establish a neutral zone and appoint a boundary commission to study and ease the Ethiopia Italy frontier dispute over Somaliland and Eritrea. Italy authorized a large two year campaign plan and mobilized resources including recruiting physicians. a Fascist militia battalion departed Rome for Sicily.
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Ethiopia
Africa
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Somaliland
Eritrea
Rome
Negradas
Sicily
81 Saved In Dirigible Macon Crash
The Macon crashes near Point Sur after a sudden gas cell rupture 110 miles south of San Francisco. 81 crew and passengers survived, two are missing Radioman Dally and Florentino Edquiba. Rescue ships and ambulances respond as authorities ponder salvage and implications for lighter than air craft programs.
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Pacific Ocean
San Francisco Bay
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Milwaukee
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Congress
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California
Licensing bill clears Senate and heads to House
The North Carolina Senate approved the drivers license bill without a dissenting vote and sent it to the House. The session also debated a state textbook rental commission and a proposed chain tax on oil firms while other measures including a state insurance fund and a new elective chairman post for the highway commission moved forward.
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Gaston
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Newberry Mill Employee Shot by FERA Worker
Jesse Crouch, 25, Oakland mill employee, was shot and seriously wounded in a pool room altercation with A. B. Blease, an FERA worker. Blease was arrested and held without bond.
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Newberry
8. C
Jesse Crouch
Oakland
A. B. Blease
FERA
Blease
Duke Law Dean Justin Miller Announces Resignation
Dr. W. P. Few of Duke University disclosed that Justin Miller, dean of the Duke Law School since 1980, has offered his resignation effective July 1. The university will begin steps to select a successor.
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Durham
W. P. Few
Duke University
Justin Miller
Duke Law School
Supreme Court Hears Arguments Amid Uncertain Gold Decision
The supreme court began hearing arguments on several cases today with no clear timetable for a ruling on the gold decision. Justices met midafternoon, and a late announcement seemed unlikely as of press time.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Weather forecast by states and coastal winds
North Carolina will see rain tonight with rising temperatures by Thursday morning. Coastal areas from Hatteras to Jacksonville report fresh northeast winds shifting to east and southeast on Thursday with overcast skies and occasional rain. Sandy Hook to Hatteras notes fresh northeast and east winds with rain tonight and Thursday and possible rain or snow in the far north. Charlotte AP reports official weather bureau records of temperature and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 8 A.M. in main cotton regions.
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North Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Bus Wreck Injures Five Children Near Burlington
Five children injured when a Burlington Greensboro highway school bus is struck by two trucks. Harrell Whitesell 8 suffers internal injuries. other students Willa Whitesell 10 Marjorie Qualls 12 Kenneth Shrum 9 Helen Shrum 15 treated and released. Bus driver J T U Barden 28 suffers facial cut and dislocated finger.
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Here
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Enfela
Richmond
T. E. Davis
Harrell Whitesell
Whitesell
Willa Gray Whitesell
Harrell
Marjorie Qualls
Kenneth Shrum
Helen Shrum
J. T. U Barden
Harden
Elon Consolidated School
University of North Carolina
Doris Duke Weds New York Advertising Man Cromwell
Doris Duke heiress and one of the world’s wealthiest women married James Henry Roberts Cromwell in New York at her townhouse. The couple left for Italy and Egypt on the Conte Di Savoia for their honeymoon with a discreet license process guided by deputy city clerk Philip A. Hines. Duke inherited control of a third of the family fortune on her 21st birthday, with an estimated estate of 30 million dollars. Cromwell, previously divorced in Reno in 1921, is an advertising professional and son of Olive Cromwell and Eva Roberts.
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James Cromwell
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Reno
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Full Restoration of Pay for Federal Workers April 1
President Roosevelt approved full restoration of government salaries effective April 1. He noted the plan would reintroduce a mid revenue measure and referenced reforms on the last five percent of the original fifteen percent. He warned the proposal would cost the government about 76 million dollars.
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Roosevelt
Senate panel ties relief pay to prevailing local wages
The Senate appropriations committee endorsed a Russell substitute requiring payment of local prevailing wages on public works only when the President finds private pay levels are disrupted. The move aims to reconcile administration and labor views on the 4.88 billion work relief bill as McCarran criticized the action.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
American Federation of Labor
Russell
D-Ga
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Kennamer Faces State Death Penalty Case in Tulsa Killing
In Pawnee Oklahoma on February 13 the trial of Phil Kennamer opened with the state seeking the death penalty for the murder of John Gorrell. The defense argues self defense after refusing to join an extortion plot involving Homer F Wilcox and Virginia Wiles. Floyd Huff, a Kansas City airplane mechanic, is expected as a key witness to corroborate threats Kennamer allegedly made.
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John Gorrell
Floyd Huff
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Kennamer
Gorrell
Homer F. Wilcox
Tulsa
Huff
Dene Lelete Tt
Virginia Wiles
Enterprise Ready To Issue Extra On Hauptmann Fate
The Enterprise to publish an extra if the jury reaches a verdict in the Lindbergh kidnapping murder trial before evening. At 4 pm the AP wire connected to the Hunterdon County courthouse in Flemington N J. A special Enterprise flash will go out as soon as jurors file in and the decision is announced.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
John F
Jassie) Condon
Amandus Hochmuth
Isador Fisch
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Enterprise
Juurors
Hunterdon County
Enterprise Extra
Fay Webb Vallee Loses Fight For More of Rudy Vallee Cash
Fay Webb Vallee lost her bid in Supreme Court to obtain a larger share of Rudy Vallee's income. Justice Salvatore Cotillo dismissed the case, finding no proof the separation agreement was coerced or made under duress. The agreement provides Mrs Vallee with $100 weekly maintenance.
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Rudy
New York
Supreme Court
Rudy Vallee
Salvaore Cotillo
Vallee
Justice Cotitle
Checks Stolen From State Highway Office in Raleigh
Thieves stole $1,160 in checks from the State Highway Commission office at 109 East Lexington Avenue after a postman slipped a sealed envelope under the door shortly after noon. The checks, ranging from 860 to 88300 each, were payable to North Carolina employees and covered salaries.
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State Highway Commission
Lexington Avenue
North Carolina
Appalachian Students Idle As Classes Suspended At State College
Appalachian State Teachers College faced class suspensions as student strikers picketed classroom buildings. President Dougherty and officials met with student leaders to end the clash. Strikers, who walked out yesterday over restrictions on coed meetings, added a demand that men be allowed dates with women two nights a week. Fifty men sat with the women at a basketball game in protest.
Prosecu tor Wilentz speech noted by Will Rogers
In Beverly Hills on February 12, Will Rogers comments on Prosecutor Wilentz and notes no prosecutor spoke over radio about the case. He suggests jurors may be leaning toward a hung jury and muses on secret backroom handling of verdicts. He ends by urging secrecy until the decision.
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Wilentz
Reilly
Supreme Court
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