Wilson Seeks Global Armament Treaty At Disarmament Meeting
Hugh Wilson, U S minister to Switzerland, urged a general convention to limit armaments before a disarmament conference committee. He called arms traffic regulation, a supervisory body, and public expenditures publicity crucial to progress, noting threefold projects before delegates.
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NRA 10 DROP ITS JAIL SENTENCES
Washington on February 14 reports that the new NIRA draft would drop jail penalties for violations while preserving fines. The administration plans several changes to the act, which expires in June, amid long-standing criticism of enforcement.
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North Carolina Vet Association Plans Richmond Summer Meet
The North Carolina State Veterinary association after its midwinter session in Raleigh accepted an invitation to meet jointly with the Virginia Veterinary association in Richmond next July.
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Relief Bill Heads for Stormy Days in Congress
The Roosevelt work relief bill faces Senate opposition and potential cuts as debates intensify. The plan aims to fund 3.5 million unemployed with broad spending powers, while contenders push for mandatory local wages and possible home rider. Ickes allocates over 5 million dollars to non federal projects including earthquake repairs.
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Hauptmann Silent as Death Sentence Quoted
Bruno Hauptmann, sentenced to death for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping, slept fitfully in his Hunterdon county jail cell as dawn neared. Guards woke him for breakfast then he rested, silent and downcast, awaiting transfer to the Trenton death house and possible stays through New Jersey courts. Sheriff Curtiss weighed visitor restrictions and awaited counsel actions as Hauptmann’s appeal moves through appellate channels.
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House votes to ban slot machines in North Carolina
The North Carolina House approved a measure to prohibit slot machines and gambling devices, sending the bill to the Senate. Lawmakers also tabled a photograph ers bill, kept various budget and tax proposals moving, and discussed school textbook funding without state dollars.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Name Stengel to New Three Year Deal
The Brooklyn Dodgers signed Casey Stengel to a three year managerial contract through 1987 after cancelling the old agreement. The deal reportedly includes a substantial salary increase.
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Prosecutor Hints Perjury Evidence in Hauptmann Case
Hunterdon county prosecutor Anthony M. Hauck said alleged perjury by at least four defense witnesses in the Hauptmann murder trial would likely be presented to the grand jury next week.
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British racer Campbell rolls Bluebird at Daytona sands
Sir Malcolm Campbell, holder of the world speed record 272.108 mph, tested his seven ton Bluebird on Daytona Beach as he aims for 300 mph.
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Aeronautics Professor at State College Dies
Raleigh February 14 information reports John M. Foster professor of aeronautics at the state college died at Rex hospital this morning at 5 30 o clock. He had served the college since 1918.
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Reduction of Auto Tags Suggested by U. S. Roads Panel
Raleigh Feb 14 A joint roads committee backed a plan to cut automobile license tags from 55 cents per hundredweight to 40 cents. The sub committee proposed a minimum tag fee of $9 instead of $12.50, and the panel approved sending the measure to the legislature after brief discussion. Judge J S Manning spoke for the Automobile Owners Tax Reduction League urging approval.
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Italian Troops Sail Saturday for Africa Expection
Rome announces the first detachment of Italy's African expeditionary force will depart Sicily for Eritrea and Italian Somaliland on Saturday with more contingents to follow. A government spokesman stressed the move does not necessarily signal war as Mussolini weighs policy after Haile Selassie's defiant envoy.
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Probe into Macon disaster opens in San Francisco
A naval court of inquiry began in San Francisco to determine the cause of the Macon crash that killed two and damaged a gas cell. Surviving officers and the ship's master Lieut. Commander Bi Wiley provided testimony as the board convened aboard the Tennessee to hear evidence.
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Snow shovelers and relief status quirks noted in a letter
Beverly Hills correspondent WILL explains readers' letters about relief rules. He notes that accepting work can remove a person from relief, reducing benefits, and comments on scarce air resources and a navy rescue. The letter mixes humor with wartime logistics and public sentiment.
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Hauptmann trial ends as jury convicts Bruno Hauptmann
Mrs Anna Hauptmann found consolation in attorney Lloyd Fisher's promise to pursue the appeal after the jury found Bruno Hauptmann guilty of killing the Lindbergh baby. Tears marked her reaction as the verdict was announced and the courtroom cleared. The trial spanned six weeks with intense emotion from the accused’s wife.
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Hauptmann Sentenced to Death After Long Trial
After eleven hours the jury convicts Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh baby murder case and sentences him to death by electric chair. Defense attorney calls the verdict a miscarriage of justice as Hauptmann plans appeals and a public fund to aid the defense.
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Weather forecast by states and coastal winds
North Carolina expects occasional rain tonight and Friday morning with a slight east coast cooldown. Coastal winds vary from strong east tonight shifting to south and southwest by Friday, with overcast skies and rain in parts. Central and western areas see slowly rising temperatures into Friday. Charlotte reports official temperature and rainfall records for 24 hours ending 8 A M in key cotton regions.
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