Saar plebiscite postponed amid town unrest patrols
Sa ar officials plan to delay the Saar plebiscite as troops prepare for potential clashes around Saarbrucken. Police, barracks, and rail lines divide factions while allied units halt on alert and no injuries are reported after pamphleteering violence in Steinbach. An expulsion order against Prince Hubertus in Löwenstein was withdrawn after he pledged to refrain from politics.
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League Army
Saarbruecken
Steinbach
Prince Hubertus
Lowenstein
Local Better Housing Body Forms Committees
The article lists committees under the Local Better Housing program with chairs and members. It details functions of Banks Cooperation, Publicity, Building Industry outreach, General Industry outreach, Women's Committee, Consultation, and Planning Committee for housing campaign and program improvements.
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Z. BE. Mendenhall
W. L. Jackson
W. C. Tdol
J. W. Poole
H. N. Williard
B. FF. Johnson
C. L. Amos
J. P. Rawhey
M. H. Folger
A. H. Holton
J. P. Rawley
C. Clark
Holt McPherson
Walter Hester
A. &. Parker
P. Keziah
J. B. Spencer
D. T. Yow
J. F. Hayden
W. W. Dickerson
Sccieties
F. J. Sizemore
L. F. Voorhees
T. T. Foree
Geo
Robb
Jos. Cox
R. K. Stewart
R. C. Boyce
C. C. Smithdeal
A. E. Tate
Erwin Proposes 22 Million for Teachers Pay
Erwin argues for a 22 million dollar request to address an exodus of 2,000 top teachers since last year. He warns of a looming crisis as losses plus depleted equipment and reserves threaten the upcoming biennium.
Republicans threaten to stay silent on committee roles
The text notes Republicans facing loss of committee assignments amid party power plays. It mentions New Jersey figures, Pennsylvania’s Dit ter, New York’s Wads worth, and Lehrbach of New Jersey on appropriations, interstate commerce, and rules. A Democrat majority is welcomed to pick any size.
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New Jersey
Ditter
Pennsylvania
Wadsworth
New York
Interstate Commerce
Lehrbach
Roosevelt plans omnibus welfare bill and tax relief moves
President Roosevelt signals a broad social security program including unemployment insurance and old age pensions to be pushed as an omnibus bill. Lawmakers consider continuing nuisance taxes and revising tax and banking rules while shaping a centralized welfare agency and coordinating administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Executive Department of Welfare
Anti-Racket Committee Proposes Broad Federal Controls
The Senate committee recommends expanded licensing of all firearms and new measures to trace bail funds, regulate interstate poultry trade, and curb fraud by mail radio or wire. It cites Chicago efforts against crooked dice and gambling gear, and calls an academy for peace officer training non federal.
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Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Iawa
Jersey City
New York City
Chicago
Ommittee
Congress Tackles At Once Appropriation to Taper Dole
House members discuss funding for a large relief program as the tax situation draws scrutiny. Several insiders say new tax measures may be needed to provide the money for the plan.
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Congress
Dole
Over 300000 Tags Sold For N C Cars
State motor vehicle bureau officials estimate today that 1934 automobile license tag sales have passed the 300000 mark. Reports show 244577 sold in Raleigh and branches versus 227429 last year, with more than 300000 plates sold overall. Highway patrols report continued arrests of motorists with 1934 plates, while few operate on highways without 1935 plates.
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Raleigh
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Little Collett Girl Dies In Gastonia Hospital
Ten year old Maxine Collett, daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Collett of Trinity, died at the State Orthopedic hospital in Gastonia this morning at 12 30 o clock. Survived by the family with details continued in the notice.
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Maxine Collett
Mra. J. C. Collett
Trinity
Gastonia
U S C A Needs More Members Says Retiring President
U S C A president Herbert Jaques warned at the annual meeting that membership must grow beyond 839 clubs to avoid further curtailment of activities. He noted 65 clubs resigned last year and recalled 1929s 1129 clubs, as Prescott B Bush was elected to lead alongside other officers. Jaques also announced a shift of 18 hole women's national championship matches to afternoon sessions at Interlochen Minneapolis next August to draw larger galleries.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Herbert Jaques
Boston
Jaques
Association
Prescott
Bush
Greenwich
Conn
Interlochen
Minneapolis
Collett Family Funeral Arrangements Pending
The obituary notes parents and a brother along with J. C. Collett Jr and Jayn Marie Collett. Definite funeral arrangements had not been completed early this morning.
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J. C. Collett, Jr
Jayn Marie Collett
Mrs C L Kirkman Dies After Weeklong Illness In Asheboro
Mrs. C. L. Kirkman 59 a Randolph County native and well known in the community died at 2 PM at her home in Randleman after a week with pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and three daughters Mrs K C Pugh and Mrs Claude Maness of Greensboro and Mrs H J Hilliard of Randleman.
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C. L. Kirkman
Asheboro
Randolph County
Rancheman
Kirkman
K. C. Pugh
Claude Maness
Greensboro
H. J. Hilliard
Randleman
Revolta And Babcock Advance In Riverside Amateur Pro Golf
John Revolta of Milwaukee and Ed Babcock of Los Angeles won the second qualifying round with a best ball 33 33 66 six under par. Revolta earned 100 dollars for first prize as tied teams claimed second money, amid soggy fairways and slow greens and a field led by Henry Picard and Ken Sommerfeld the day before the final round.
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Paul Zimmerman
Victoria Club
Riverside
Calif
John Revolta
Milwaukee
Ed Babcock
Los Angeles
Henry Picard
Hershey
Ken Sommerfeld
San Diego
Cali
Revolta
Tripoli
Kirkman Family Rends Through Randleman Funeral Plans
The obituary notes three sons Joseph D Kirkman of Hdale James Kirkman of Randleman and Charles Kirkman of Southport and a father E R Trogden of Worthville plus sister Mrs W G Aldrige of Worthville. Funeral services set for 3 pm Sunday at St Paul Methodist church in Randleman conducted by Rev Joel Trogden and Rev Mr Kinley.
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Joseph D. Kirkman
Hdale
James Kirkman
Randleman
Charles Kirkman
Southport
E. R. Trogden
Worthville
W. G. Aldridge
St. Paul Methodist Church
Joel Trogden
Mr. Kinley
Mr Williard Returns to Duties After Illness at High Point Bank
Mr Williard over H N Williard cashier of the High Point Savings and Trust Company has been seriously ill for weeks but is now able to be about and resume some duties at the bank.
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Williard
H. N. Williard
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Elwood Official R K Young Out After Illness
R K Young, manager of the Elwood hotel and fourth ward city councilman, is sidelined again after a four day siege of cold and flu keeping him in bed.
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MR. Young
R. K. Young
Elwood
Fourth Ward
Mr Kearns Improves After Fall At Home
Continued improvement in the condition of Oscar E. Kearns, prominent industrialist, who suffered painful injuries from a fall Monday night at his East Washington street home was reported yesterday.
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MR. Kearns
Oscar E. Kearns
East Washington Street
Distributor Moss Announces Pyroill Product Ship Change
Moss, a former distributor of Pyroill, said last night that the distributor ship of the product and of United will be reorganized. Details on new arrangements or dates were not provided.
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Wss. Moss
Pyroill
United
Station manager to head Pat Brown Inc outlet
A fragment notes Pat Brown Inc selected a new manager for the station near the post office. It mentions Moss as a current or former station contact and hints at changes in leadership and duties.
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Tiree
Pat Brown, Inc
Moss
Bill
Canadian air mail figures show increase in first half 1934
Civil aviation data indicate air mail flown in the first half of 1934 totaled 339,311 pounds, a rise over the same period last year.
French Airline Moves Mail and Passengers to Algiers Route
A French carrier operates passenger services between Sellles and Algiers carrying mail and express parcels.
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Sellles
Algiers
Government boosts airport construction and upgrades nationwide
The U S government in the last year has enabled the construction of around new airports and supported numerous improvements on existing facilities, expanding aviation capacity and safety nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
France completes massive three-motor battleship
France has completed a huge three-motor battleship with a long range. The vessel spans a vast hull and embodies major naval development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Squadrons to Be Assigned to Seattle Naval Base
Two squadrons of thirteen aircraft each are slated for assignment to the naval air base at Seattle.
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Naval Air Base
Seattle
Cemetery plots grow with development era
A brief notice outlines cemetery plots offered at half price, mentioning Broce Carraway and Bee me ones as notable names in the sale. The item conveys a promotional purchase opportunity for burial spaces within a developing cemetery context.
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Broce Carraway
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