Judiciary group acts quickly in giving approval
The article details a Senate committee rapid approval of a repeal proposal aimed at amending the constitution to prohibit intoxicating liquors except as regulated. It notes votes for and against, absent members, and a proposed section four adopted unanimously by those present. McNary pledged swift Senate action after other measures.
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Arizona
Walsh
Montana
King
Utah
Dill
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Bratton
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Soose
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Colo
Black
Ala
Norris
Neb
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Idaho
Schall
Minn
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Miss
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Congress
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House of Representatives
United States of America
United States
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Indiana
Hastings
Austin
Neely
McNary
Baline
Butter and Eggs Market Report Chicago High Point Jan
Butter and eggs trade notes from Chicago and High Point dated January 9 show unsettled butter prices with various butter grades listed and egg quotes firming. The report records receipts and price ranges for creamery specials, extras, firsts and standards, along with fresh graded eggs and current receipts. Poultry and hens prices are noted as well as roosters.
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Chicago
High Point Market
High Point
Senate Moves To Fast Track Farm Relief And Recovery
Senate lawmakers consider early action on the 18th amendment topic and plan hearings on the La Follette Costigan relief measure. A reconstruction corporation report urges restoring industry to normal with government loss guarantees. House adjourns to honor Butler and Kendall delaying farm relief debate. Rules committee signals prompt use of remaining 200 million for crop loans.
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la Follette-Costigan
Reconstruction Corporation
Butler
Oregon
Kendall
Pennsylvania
Paul Allen Burns Laid To Final Rest In Greensboro
Funeral services for Paul Allen Burns a Greensboro postoffice worker who died Saturday were held Sunday at West Lind Methodist Protestant church with Rev T J Whitehead Rev N M Harrison and Rev J H Earnhardt officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were postoffice colleagues and honorary pallbearers were postoffice department members. Floral tributes were arranged by Mrs Florence Watts and the West End church Women's Auxiliary. The church was filled with mourners.
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Paul Allen Burns
Greensboro
West Lind Methodist Protestant
T. J. Whitehead
N. M. Harrison
High Point College
J.H. Earnhardt
D. D
Central Methodist Church of
Reidsville
Oakwood
Oakwood Cemetery Here. Pallbearers, Fellow Employes In the Postoffice
B. L. Atkins
John B. Hodgin
BE. H. Moore
J. BE. Murrow
R. M. Weatherly
Ash's Wharton
T. W. Dunn
I. L. Silver
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Florence Watts
Woman's Auxiliary
West
Chinese and Japs Ready Talk Peace at Shanhaikwan
A foreign office spokesman said Japan will press terms likely to affect north China including revival of Boxer Protocol military restrictions. The notes were exchanged among Japan France Britain Italy Germany, outlining the framework for settlement.
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Foreign Office
Japan
China
France
Britain
Italy
Germany
Japanese Deny Air Attacks on Chinese Troops in Jehol
The Japanese legation denied unofficial reports that army planes bombed Chinese troops moving through Jehol toward the Manchurian border. Japanese dispatches cited two bombing expeditions aimed at 10 000 troops marching 150 miles from Pingchuan westward to the border. American authorities denied claims about U S involvement or ministers in the case.
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Legation
Jehol
Pingchuan
Manchurian
Shanhaikwan
Chinchow
Manchuria
Nelson T. Johnson
Walter Drys
Sino Japanese Shanhaikwan Settlement Pursuit
References to efforts in August to inaugurate a method for settling the Sino Japanese controversy over Shanhaikwan seek a diplomatic approach and peaceful resolution between the two nations.
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Dale
Rural Hall cashier foils bank bandits in brief shootout
The Rural Hall cashier exchanged shots with three bandits at a bank, fired at their car as they fled, and helped drive them off. The car was abandoned near Winston-Salem. a posse searched for the remaining suspect. He praised his quick action and noted the bank had typical funds.
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Edward Trumbull
Winston-Salem
Shore
December Freight Loadings Decline, 1922 Figures Reported
The American Railway Association announced a week ending December 31 revenue freight load of 406,779 cars, down 87,001 from the prior week and 95,948 from the 1921 week. For all of 1932 total load was 28,194,828 cars, a drop of 8,956,421 or 24 percent from 1931 and 17,522,251 or 38.3 percent from 1930.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Southern Branch Office Opens Here For Three Firms
William S. Cator announced the opening of a southern branch office in the Southern Furniture corridors Building. The office on the main floor arcade between South Main and South Wrenn streets will be in charge of Mr. Cator. Participating firms are American Cabinet Hardware Company of Rockford Illinois The Waddell Manufacturing Company of Grand Rapids Michigan and the Southern quer Company of Baltimore.
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Williams. Cator
Southern
Southern Furniture Sepouvies
South Main
South Wrenn
Mr. Cator
American Cabinet Hardware Company
Rockford
Inl
Waddell Manufacturing Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Southern Quer Company
Baltimore
Prominent Woman Katherine Knox Dies in Salisbury
Katherine Clement Knox 96 widow of John M. Knox founder of Salisbury cotton mills died in Salisbury. Funeral services will be held at home Tuesday. She was a native of Mocksville.
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Salisbury
Katherine Clement Knox
John M. Knox
Salisbury Cotton Mills
Knox
Mockesville
Rails Move Forward in New York Stock Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 9. Rails again steamed forward in today's stock market, but were unable to pull the rest of the list after them. Scattered selling in the industrials and utilities cancelled most of a late morning rise, with the market irregular by early afternoon. Freight car loadings reports show a seasonal January pickup developing, as 18,530 cars were handled the week ending Jan. 7.
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Ralls
Bulle
Pennsylvania
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Owens St
National
General Motors
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Consolidated Gas and
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
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Reynolds «B
No Motion For New Trial For Mrs W E French
Greensboro January report shows no new motion for a fresh trial for Mrs W E French sentenced 15 to 20 years for secret assault on her husband. The court heard three High Point defendants on opening day with Purvis 10 months for prohibition, Handy nine months for whiskey, and Haynes 20 days for drunkenness.
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Greensboro
Man Hurt Slightly In Wreck Of Milk Truck
State Patrol investigated a rear end collision on Highway 19 between a milk truck driven by O L Heathcock and a parked American Bakeries truck near the George T Penny home. Heathcock suffered minor injuries including a chin cut and back strain as his front end was crushed. No arrests have been made.
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J. H. Sechrest
O.L. Heathcock
American Bakeries
George T. Penny
Highway
Watchman Slugged As Robbers Raid Firm Cash Box
In Elizabeth City on January 9 1944 three young white men robbed the Griffin Coppersmith Feed Company cash drawer of 337 dollars and 50 cents. They slugged and bound watchman J K Palmer who later freed himself and notified authorities. Robbers fled in a roadster with two shotguns and a pistol. wires to the store were cut. Palmer suffered a deep head wound but is not believed seriously hurt.
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Elizabeth City
J. K. Palmer
Griffin Coppersmith Feed Company
Charlies Carmine and
Iecones
Palmer
Default Judgment Awards Dowds in Auto Case
A default judgment for 20 926 against R L and Joseph Jee Powell was signed today in favor of Rosa Dowd for 926 and for Frances Dowd age 3 by her next friend Mrs Grady E Dowd for 20 000. The injuries arose from an October 16 automobile accident. W Hanner, co defendant, answered the suit.
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R. L
Joseph Jee Powell
Rosa Dowd
Frances Dowd
Grady E. Dowd
W.H. Hanner
Bureau of Studies for Oceanic Navigation Formed
Rome hosts a new Bureau of Studies for Oceanic Navigation to aid pilots planning long over water flights. It will collect weather data and map optimal routes between points across large bodies of water.
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Rome
Italy
Bureau of Studies For Oceanic Navigation
Hogs by Air From Amsterdam Proves Feasible
Egg shippers in Amsterdam test air transport of brood eggs to Palembang. Eggs arrived in 11 days and hatched at a 77 percent rate. Steamship routes proved too slow and less reliable for brood eggs.
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AIR
Amsterdam
Palamvang
Balbo to Visit Chicago After Transatlantic Flight
Italy's air minister General Italo Balbo plans another historic voyage to the Americas with 20 seaplanes. The group will fly from Italy via England Iceland Greenland Newfoundland to New York and then Chicago in a mission due next March or April.
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Chicago
Italy
Italo Balbo
Americas
Apri
South America
England
It Took 76 Years to Build the Great Pyramid
A historic note reports that the Great Pyramid of Egypt required 76 years to construct. The record highlights the monumental effort led by ancient builders and the enduring legacy of the ancient Egyptian civilization.
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Egypt
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