Sanctions debate over Italy embargo stalls at League level
Geneva reports show United States participation is pivotal to extending oil sanctions on Italy. Aiming to enforce penalties for fascist aggression, officials warn a lack of U S support could doom the measure and trigger wider economic effects.
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Washington
Italy
League
United States
Fopia
E League
Venezuela
Senate
Ign
War Administration
West
New York Dress Makers Strike Averted Amid Looming Service Strike
A New York strike by 105,000 dress makers was averted after a settlement with manufacturers, while a potential strike of building service workers loomed after a failed contract signing in Mayor La Guardia's office. Details of the accord were not disclosed.
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New York
Garment Center
Building Service
Building Workers
LaGuardia
George Scalese
Building Service Workers’ Union
Defense staff doubts Leibowitz credibility in high profile case
Chief of Bruno Richar ann's defense staff C Fisher questioned Leibowitz's honesty in the kidnapping murder case linked to Charles A Lindbergh's era. Fisher said Haupt's tale is unreliable and Leibowitz cannot be trusted to tell a consistent story, noting prior conversations at Flemington and multiple retellings.
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Flemington
W. S. Davis Stricken at Store Meeting
W S Davis assistant manager of the National Food store on South Main street suffered a heart attack during an executive meeting of store employees at Hutchens National Food. He was revived and carried to a local hospital then home. His condition was reported satisfactory today.
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National Food Store
South Main Street
Hutchens National Food Store
Planes In Border Clash Reported By Manchukuoan News
Tokyo firm states Manchoukuo views latest clash with Outer Mongolia as grave as planes reportedly attempted bombing near Olahodka. Japanese Manchukuoan column reportedly survived without casualties while reports differ on plane number and origin.
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Tokyo
South Carolina House Advances Auto Tag Bill and Honors Governor
The South Carolina House sent a Ways and Means bill for 1 to 7 auto tag fees to the Senate while advancing other measures. A concurrent resolution created a joint committee to promote rural electrification. State liquor sales penalties were proposed, and a tax exemption bill for certain events passed the House. The Senate and House adjourned early to honor former Governor I. C. Blackwood, who died last night, with flowers and condolences sent to Mrs. Blackwood in Spartanburg.
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Beaufort
Brasington
Kershaw
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Huff
I. C. Blackwood
Hose
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Laurens
Side
Marion
John F. Wil
Swanson in Serious but Not Hopeless Condition at Naval Hospital
Secretary Swanson, ill with pleurisy after a rib fracture, was reported at 11 a.m. to be in a serious but not hopeless condition. He had been ill since February 5 and is in the same building as Colonel Louis Howe, his secretary, with Mrs. Swanson summoning H. C. Swanson from Danville, Va. The development of pleurisy in the left lung followed the injury, a common but delayed complication.
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Statler
Davidson
W. Barton Leach
Harvard Law
Washington
Swanson
Naval Hospital
G. C. Thomas
Louis Howe
Bitter Cold Drags On Across Continents With Floods Fires
Global winter storm spreads death and destruction as at least 16 die in fires from Lakewood New Jersey to Montreal. Tornadoes in southern California injure six while floods and fires raise property losses to about 100000. Gouvernor Herring urges coal confiscation to conserve fuel.
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California
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Hungary
Greece
Macedonia
Trial of Columbus Webber in Greensboro Continues
The Columbus Webber trial for manslaughter in the death of Gorrell A. Burge of High Point proceeds in the criminal division of the Superior Court in Greensboro. Proceedings are expected to last through the day.
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Columbus Webber
Gorrell A. Burge
High Point
Criminal Division
Superior Court
Senate Tackles Farm Relief and Neutrality Measures
In Washington on February 13, senators planned fast action on farm relief subsidies for soil conservation and a neutrality compromise next week. Debate split Democrats over pressing court reforms after the AAA ruling, while hopes rose for a limited embargo and restrained war-aims policy.
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Ethiopia says Kora Ali recaptured from Italians in south
Ethiopian government communique confirms recapture of Kora Ali near Sasa Baneh with heavy Italian losses and booty. Ras Nasibu notes a major Italian garrison in Gurati dispersed. Waldia on Lake Ashang and Kobbo were bombed. police say attacks are of varying significance.
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Kora Ali
Sasa Baneh
Ras Nasibu
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Waldia
Lake Ashang
Dessye
Makale
Kobbo
Judgment Against Church Education Board in North Carolina
Judgments totaling over 58 000 dollars were awarded today in the Superior Court against the Board of Education of the Methodist Protestant Church of North Carolina. The cases involve notes endorsed by individuals and the money borrowed for High Point College. Gurney P. Hood received 4 970 dollars plus interest from January 9 1933. Hood also obtained 1 293.48 dollars with interest from November 14 1932 and 42 094.64 dollars with interest from September 30 1932 against the Board and endorsers.
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Greensboro
Board of Education
Methodist Protestant Church In
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High Point College
Gurney P. Hood
Commissioner of Banks
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Endorsements for Have-A-Heart Candidates Listed
The article notes endorsers C. C. Robbins J. B. Pickett A. M. Rankin R. M. Andrews and J. Norman Wills. A court session began this afternoon with evidence in two suits against the Board of Education filed by banks led by ex rel United Bank and Trust. The Raleigh Banking and Trust receiver fled to the clerk’s office as a petition sought approval to transfer two High Point lots to C. F. Phillips and wife for 2450 dollars. no order had been signed yet.
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J. 8. Pickett
A. M. Rankin
R. M. Andrews
J. Norman Wills
Board of Education
Gurney P. Hood
Commissioner of Banks
United Bank and Trust Company
Raleigh Banking and Trust Company
Clerk of
Superior Court
High Point
Howell Street
Carter Street
C. F. Phillips
Four Fires and Explosion Kill Twenty Six in Cities
AP reports 26 dead and 71 injured from four fires and an explosion. NYC restaurant blaze kills five and injures 41. Victoria Mansion in Lakewood NJ rises to 15 deaths with 20 more hurt. Jackson MN farm home fire kills four from Poéelart family. Chicago sewer tunnel blast leaves two dead seven hurt. Montreal convent fire burns three nuns. Investigators target Lum Fong and Harry Riker as witnesses.
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Lakewood
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Victoria Mansion
Paul Poéelart
Jackson
Minn
Chicago
Montreal
Lum Fong
Harry Riker
Lexington Avenue
Plan to Form Coalition Cabinet If New Deal Fails
Washington reports Henry P. Fletcher says talk of a coalition cabinet exists if the New Deal is defeated in November. The piece notes Republicans and Hoover allies attack the administration while New Deal leaders plan for the Philadelphia convention. Senator Robinson may keynote. others push for state battles in Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska Ohio and Illinois. Wallace defends the administration in Indianapolis and cites constitutional arguments amid broader primary activity.
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Warehouse and School Entered in City Break-Ins
Police investigated two breakings at the Hamilton street warehouse and the Grimes Street school. Loot was minimal including junk a sweat shirt and gloves. Entrance was gained by breaking locks. investigators suspect a youngster termed a kid break. A small amount was missing from the cafe area.
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