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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1936

Page

7

Warring Nations Quell Internal Strife Reported Mutinies Across Europe

Reports detail a mutiny of Italian infantry en route to Ethiopia and an anti war demonstration as Civilians join. An Italian oil tanker mutiny off Romania is noted. Abuna of the Coptic church heads loyalty appeals. Swedish Red Cross fund drive launched for inquiry into the bombing of a Red Cross unit near Dolo. Two Swedes injured in the attack. Fulvio Suvich cautions against sensational versions.

Ethiopia Romania Abuna Gojjam Swedish Red Cross Stockholm International Red Cross Geneva Dolo Ogaden Fulvio Suvich Rome

Neutrality Bill Expands Presidential War Powers

The measure retains embargoes on arms to belligerents while giving the President power to bar war material, food, and medical supplies and to grant exemptions. McReynolds proposes an amendment to limit the embargoes against American countries at war with non American nations, citing Monroe Doctrine concerns. The bill also restricts United States bonds and securities sales to belligerent governments during wartime, with possible presidential exemptions to protect American interests.

McReynolds Senate Pittman D-New Foreign Relations Committee McReyoulds United States

Consumer buying holds above last year in first week of January

New York reports consumer buying remained above year ago levels despite a post holiday lull. Dun and Brandstreet notes Christmas after math lowered weekly retail sales in many districts due to heavy snows and traffic disruption. Demand for New Year celebratory items and cold weather needs kept sales firm.

New York Dun & Brandstreet, Inc

Grange Groups Meet in Greensboro to Plan 1936

The State Grange executive committee and Grange Mutual Fire Insurance directors will gather in Greensboro on February 8 to outline plans for 1936. The meeting seeks to coordinate activities for both organizations during the coming year.

Greensboro State Grange The Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Chicago Egg and Butter Prices Steady Nationally

Chicago January 3 report shows butter at 7,933 steady, prices unchanged. Eggs at 4,977 easy with extra firsts 25, fresh graded firsts 24, current receipts 22, refrigerator extras and standards 19 weeks.

Chicago

Former N C Man Held For Slaying Of Brother In Law

Zim Seagle formerly of Hickory North Carolina was held without bail for the death of Cokeley Browder age 35 found fatally shot and run over by a train near Cayce on December 22 A Lexington county coroner s jury ruled Browder was killed by Seagle his brother in law who came to Cayce from North Carolina months earlier Blood stains on Seagle s shirt were cited as evidence Browder left home after sunset December 21 his body found next morning along a railroad track with two bullet wounds and a mangled corpse Sheriff Oswald said Seagle will likely go to trial at the January term later this month

Lexington N. C Zim Seagle Hickory Cokeley Browder Cayce County Corner H. C. Oswald Seagle

Liquidations wrap up in Raleigh as banks close

Gurney P. Hood, state banking commissioner, reported today that 1 percent liquidations are finished in Raleigh. The North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union sets its annual convention in Henderson from June 6 to 9, announced by Rev. Carl Helmich, denominational trustee.

Raleigh Gurney P. Hood Winston-Salem Carl Helmich Union North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union Henderson

Banks in North Carolina Narrowed to 69 Liquidation Phase

In the last quarter of 1935, 18 banks closed in North Carolina, reducing the number in liquidation to 69. The state banking situation reflects ongoing closures and orderly wind downs as the financial crisis continued.

North Carolina

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