Solons Face Early Year Battles In North Carolina Assembly
Raleigh reports the 1933 North Carolina General Assembly opens its second week with night sessions and anticipated bills on unemployment insurance liquor repeal efforts and new taxes. Key items include labor union measures and a proposed luxury sales tax edelleen.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Assembly
Asheville Central Labor Union
Martin and Sullivan
Buncombe County
Cover
R. L. Harris
House
Representative Moss
Nash
Senate
Grady Rankin
Gaston
John W. Hinsdale
Wake
Roosevelt and Stimson Discuss Foreign Problems
President elect Roosevelt and Secretary Stimson conferred on international issues including the world court protocol the St Lawrence waterways pact and looming meetings. Senator Walsh predicted senate action on the protocols during a March session and urged ratification with reservations.
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Hyde Park
N. T
Roosevelt
Stimson
Long Island
Philippines
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Privileged Status Given Crop Loans Bill By Committee
Washington January 9 The House Rules Committee voted to grant privileged status to legislation providing 3103 000 000 for crop reduction loans in 1933 Preparations continued for the House to debate the Democratic farm relief bill with amendments to follow Democratic leaders plan to consider the production loan bill after action on the domestic allotment plan Chairman Jones of the Agriculture Committee urged extending the crop loan provision of the Reconstruction Act A similar bill already passed the Senate
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Joan Billimg
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
Chinese and Japs Ready Talk Peace Near Shanhaikwan
Tokyo reports marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang signals openness to armistice talks with Japanese forces at Shanhaikwan. Japanese dispatches say parley plans under General Nakamura will meet General Ho Chu-Kuo, near the Shanhaikwan area.
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Tokyo
Chang Hsiao-Liang
North China
Shanhaikwan
Rengo Agency
Tientsin
China
Rengo
Chinchow
Manchuria
Nakamura
Chujiro Miura
Ho Chu-Kuo
Marshal Chang
Nanking
Hoover Cancels Visit to Review Philippine Independence Bill
President Hoover postponed his visiting schedule to consider the Philippine independence bill opposed by his top advisers Secre taries Stimson and Hurley.
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Washington
Hoover
Stimson
Hurley
Exiled Bolshevik Leon Trotzky Said Seriously Ill
ISTANBUL January 9 AP reports Leon Trotzky exiled on Prinkipo Island is seriously ill at his residence. The former Bolshevik leader faces a grave health situation while in exile.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Leon Trotzky
Prinkipo Island
House adjourns in respect for Kendall and Butler deaths
The House met and then adjourned immediately to honor the deaths of Representatives Samuel A. Kendall of Pennsylvania and Robert R. Butler of Oregon, observed over the weekend.
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Washington
House
Samuel A. Kendall
Pennsylvania
Robert R. Butler
Oregon
Hoover appoints Arentz to federal power commission
President Hoover designates Representative Samuel S. Arentz a member of the federal power commission after his defeat in the election. Arentz is identified as a Republican from a district not specified in the excerpt. The appointment broadens the commission’s leadership amid ongoing national energy discussions.
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Washington
Hoover
Samuel S. Arentz
Federal Power Commission
Presbyterian training school names new president
Rev. Edward Bland Paisley D D longtime professor of religious education at the Assembly's training school in Richmond was named president to succeed Dr William J Martin who has resigned.
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Richmond
Edward Bland Paisley
Presbyterian Assembly
William J. Martin
Two Blind Men Fight Over Love in Oakland
In Oakland California two longtime blind friends became rivals for a woman. Manuel Licon 88 stabbed Joseph Parker 45 during a reported jealousy fueled assault. Parker is hospitalized with fatal wounds while Licon is jailed. The woman Elena Aguilar 45 chose Parker after consideration.
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Oakland
Calif
Manuel Licon
Elena Aguilar
Joseph Parker
Parker
Mrs. Aguilar
Wave Of Unrest Sweeps Spain Killing Eighteen
Madrid reports a coordinated wave of extremist unrest across industrial centers. Eighteen people killed and about 35 wounded as strikes spread from Oviedo to Sallent Lerida and Barcelona. Armed forces deployed. monarchists and communists blamed. arrests and clashes with police and militants reported.
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Spain
Madrid
Republic of Spain
Oviedo
Sallent
Lerida
Barcelona
Salient
Maneresa
Annalusia
Carabanchel
Robbers smash four safes in Lexington
In Lexington the locks on four safes were smashed last night and early today. About $300 in cash and a stolen car are missing. A bottling plant lost $180.36 and a watch. A shirt factory $50.41. A coal company office about $50. An ice cream plant safe was damaged but loss undetermined. Police search the stolen car.
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Lexington
Tom Snyder
Coal Concerms
8. A. Petty
Bank Official Foils Holdup by Trusting Instinct
Rural Hall January 9. Shore, cashier of the Commercial and Farmers Bank, refused to surrender funds and fired at two would-be robbers inside the bank. A third robber waited outside and escaped with the others in a car later abandoned near Winston-Salem. Shore, alone at first, said he did not recall the robber’s exact words but knew what he meant as he reached for his pistol.
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Rural Hall
EK. EB. Shore
Commercial and Farmers Bank of Rural Hall
Winston-Salem
Shore
O. L. Kiger
Petition Filed For Beatrice Ferguson Snipes Commute
A petition seeking immediate commutation of the death sentence for 29 year old Beatrice Ferguson Snipes, an expectant mother due January 20, was filed at Governor Blackwood's office in Columbia. The governor paused drafting his message to say he will consider the petition and awaits the supreme court appeal ruling in the Snipes case.
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Columbia, &. C
Beatrice Ferguson Snipes
Asheboro Youths Slain And Wounded In Striking Rooming House Case
Asheboro police investigate the killing of 14 year old Wilbur Yow and the wounding of 15 year old Clyde Crawford. Crawford, found wounded in a corn patch, gives little detail. Wilbur lay slain in a bedroom with a shotgun blast to the throat and a pair of guns crossed near the body.
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Asheboro
Clyde Crawford
Wilbur Yow
Crawford
Jessie Yow
Wilbur
Senate in Active Day Debates Banking Bill and Deficiency Measure
The Senate halted for two dead members as it moved through a legislative quickstep. It advanced the Glass banking bill compromise and the first appropriation measure approved this session, a $31,000,000 deficiency bill, with treasury post office language changes delaying presentation. A judiciary committee recommendation urged adoption of a resolution to re-
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury-Post Office
Judiciary Committee
Escaped Convict Captured in Winston-Salem
Carl Williams alias Tom Jackson alias Don Hoebbs 30, said home Richmond Va, is under arrest on a robbery with firearms charge and carrying concealed weapons. He was identified by storekeeper B O Kirby as one of two holdup men who took 42 dollars and a shotgun Saturday night. Williams denied involvement in the Kirby robbery and claimed he was wanted for escaping Raleigh state prison in 1925 during a seven to 12 year Northampton county sentence for highway robbery. He said he escaped again before Thanksgiving and was recaptured.
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Winston-Salem
Carl Williams
Tom Jackson
Don Hoebbs
Richmond
Raleigh
Williams
B. O. Kirby
Kirby
State
Northampton County
Mrs Coolidge admired for native dignity and sincerity
A Santa Monica column praises Mrs. Coolidge for a natural elegance that earned wide affection beyond political stature. It notes her influence on public perception of the presidency and argues her example teaches both government and women the value of genuine consideration.
Widow ready to tell all in slaying case
Chicago January 9 Attorney James M Burke said Edwin Schildhauer's widow Frances plans to reveal that their home was a free love nest where married couples shared spouses. Burke said she will come forward from seclusion to tell Captain Stege the whole story and cooperate with authorities.
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Chicago
James M. Burke
Edwin Schildhauer
Frances Schildhauer
John Stege
Frances
Mrs Coolidge Returns to Quiet Life at The Beechs
Mrs Grace Coolidge resumes daily routines at The Beechs estate in Northampton Massachusetts. A state trooper patrols the grounds to deter sightseers as crowds had gathered to honor former President Calvin Coolidge. Her son John and daughter in law assist, while Mrs Coolidge remains devoted to household duties.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Plymouth
Vermont
Northampton
Mass
Grace Geedhue Coolidge
Massachusetts
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