G O P Critics Rise As Roosevelt Faces Senate Rift
Washington dispatch reports growing GOP criticism of F D Roosevelt policy as Senate revolt over the $4.88 billion work relief bill signals a potential erosion of White House influence. Democrats call late start and controversial issues. Chamber of Commerce cites resistance to administration sweeping proposals and bloc independence.
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Kennamer gets 25 year term in slaying case
In Pawnee Oklahoma 19 year old Phil Kennamer son of Federal Judge Franklin Kennamer accepted a 25 year sentence for manslaughter in the Tulsa killing of John F Gorrell Jr on Thanksgiving night. Bond set at 25000 his appeal planned four month prep time and a new trial was denied. <continued on page three>
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Early Sales Tax Report Hints at Progress in Raleigh
The Raleigh scene shows lawmakers debating the big revenue bill as the week ends. Key actions include highway funding and licensing law enactment while sales tax amendments face doubt. Public hearings on liquor issues run amid clashes between wets and drys.
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Plan for quick action courts to enforce anti trust laws
Aides report a proposed national system of industrial courts with original and appellate jurisdiction to render rulings within days. The plan, tied to President Roosevelt, would extend beyond anti trust to general industrial law and fair trade in NRA codes, with appeals only to the Supreme Court. The fate depends on NRA bills in Congress.
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Supreme Court
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Six Die in French Storm Ravaging Southern France
A violent windstorm across Southern and Central France killed six people and injured five. Five children perished in a Saint Quentin fire, a worker was electrocuted near Moulins, and chimneys collapsed in Angouleme injuring four. Railways and communications suffered widespread disruption from Bordeaux to the Alps.
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Snow, Sleet and High Winds Darken World Weather Map
A global storm system brings snow sleet and high winds causing fatalities and injuries across the east United States and parts of Europe. The storm disrupts travel with road crashes and air traffic grounding. dust storms sweep through western states.
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Farmer Ernest Bryant Killed in Auto Accident Near Raleigh
Ernest Bryant, 55, a farmer, was struck by a car and killed instantly while walking along the left side of a highway about three miles east of Raleigh. The incident occurred tonight and authorities are investigating the crash.
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Post Office Targets Lottery Tickets in New Clampdown
The AP reports the Post Office Department intensified a periodic drive against lottery tickets that transit through the mail. Officials said new measures aim to curb illegal gambling mailings and tighten enforcement nationwide.
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Roosevelt Enjoys Night Off at Harvard Fly Club Initiation
Cambridge reports Roosevelt took the night off to enjoy himself and celebrate the initiation of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. into Harvard College's exclusive Fly Club. The informal gathering highlighted the president’s relaxed visit as Parker Rotary notes.
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Morrison Accepts Charlotte Engagement for North Carolina Address
Cameron Morrison former U S senator and ex governor will address the North Carolina General Assembly on Wednesday night in Charlotte. The announcement came during events in February with Morrison signaling future political remarks.
Union leader cites 20000 paid up auto union members
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor said in Detroit that the federation has about 20 000 paid up members in the automobile industry and that no strike is planned.
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Italian Troops Move Toward Africa in Peace Effort
Rome reports more than 10 000 Italian troops sail aboard seven ships toward Africa as Ethiopia seeks a neutral zone between its borders and Italian Somaliland. Emperor Haile Selassie sends a message to the Ethiopian legation indicating a strong desire for peace at virtually any cost.
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Dry Cleaner Appeals NRA Pay Ruling in Forsyth Court
The Martin Dry Cleaning Co appeals a Forsyth superior court verdict over wage payments under the NRA code. Joseph James was awarded $20 after claiming $200 for 72 hours weekly. he contends he should have worked 48 hours for $14 weekly, with $6 extra paid.
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Weitzman Convicted in $17,000 Insurance Plot Murder
Irving Weitzman head of a bakery chain was found guilty by a Cook county criminal court jury in the March 8 murder of El Daiches wealthy advertising executive. Jurors fixed the life sentence after five hours deliberation. Weitzman and his family waited in court as the verdict was read. Mrs Belle Daiches expressed gratification with the prosecution's handling of the case.
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Plot To Kidnap Bethlehem Steel Chief Is Revealed
The Inquirer reports a foiled plan to kidnap Eugene V. Grace, Bethlehem Steel president, for a $250000 ransom. Four men tied to upstate bank holdups were captured in Detroit, with a possible target also including Bethlehem Mayor Pfeifle.
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Frank Repyneck
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Kutsura
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Tony Orlando
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Nationwide Cuban teachers strike spreads to Havana
Havana crews report a near unanimous nationwide walkout by teachers and students with 300 000 participants. The National Kindergarten Association joins the move as strikes hit Havana Pinar del Rio and Matanzas. Shooting occurred as authorities attempted to disperse banners. no major casualties reported. Arrests continue. Dr Quinatana seeks Batista to halt interior province arrests.
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Robinson Urges Democrats to Back Relief Measure
Washington February 23 Democratic leader Robinson appealed to Senate insurgents to place patriotism above politics as opposition to the 4.88 billion dollar relief bill grows. He warned that the McCarran wage amendment could require trillions, endanger federal credit, and spark inflation while signaling the works program may still be reconsidered.
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Weather Outlook by States North and South Carolina
North Carolina fair and warmer in the west Sunday, Monday cloudy with mountain rain in the afternoon or night. South Carolina fair and warmer in the northwest Sunday, Monday increasing clouds likely followed by mountain rain later in the day. Washington report notes 24 hour temp and rainfall in cotton regions.
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