Aluminum Inquiry Deepens in Senate Probe
Washington Jan 9 AP The Senate committee pressed its aluminum investigation as it revealed a probe into Aluminum Goods Manufacturing, one third owned by Aluminum Company of America. Attorney General Sargent said a report was directed within seven days of his taking office and that action will follow. Donovan outlined evidence and noted that ACA may have influenced pricing and exclusive dealing while denying control of AMG.
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Senate Committee
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Sargent
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Federal Trade Commission
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Montana
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R. B. Mellon
Washpore
Raleigh
Durham
Mike Whitener
Whrtener
Whitener
Catawba
W. E. Watkins
Efiec
First Christian Church
Christian Church
W. D. Parry
Carl C. Taylor
Forum
Tremendous Flood Loss in Belgium
Floods across North Western Europe strike Belgium with losses estimated at one billion francs about 45.8 million dollars as public works officials say Belgium's damage rivals France. Major iron works and steel plants in Liège are inundated while industrial centers endure severe flooding.
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Brussels
Europe
Belgium
Ministry of Public Works
France
Leige
Sunday Meeting Sought to End Coal Wage Deadlock
In New York the anthracite coal wage talks press on as the joint conference plans another session Sunday afternoon. Both sides remain immovable over arbitration with miners opposing any form. Separate caucuses and secrecy surround possible modifications as outsiders push various settlement schemes.
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New York
Pinchot
Madison Square Gardens
Dany Way
Berlin and Bride Sail for Europe Amid Hushed Departure
Irving Berlin and his society bride Ellen Mackay, after five days of press pursuit, boarded the Leviathan for Europe. They sought privacy in the presidential suite, refused to comment, and were visited by about 20 friends early this morning as they sailed.
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New York
Irving Berlin
Ellen Mackay
Europe
Schooner Alfred R Hedler Grounded Off Frying Pan Shoals
The three masted schooner Alfred R Hedler en route from the Barbadoes to Wilmington with molasses ran aground on Frying Pan Shoals south of Wilmington during a gale. The crew of eight and Captain Hynan are aboard as the tug Blanche is sent to assist.
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Wilmington
Alfred R. Hedler
Barbadoes
Frying Pan Shoals
Here
Blanche
Hynan
Fayetteville Gains Recognition as Air Route Point
Fayetteville receives stronger status on the north and south air route as Lieutenants A Y Smith and T M Lowe arrive at Pope Field Fort Bragg to inspect the airway map from Langley Field Virginia to Pope Field. The map shows emergency landing fields and route details for pilots as plans proceed to open the extension this year and add two weekly flights in each direction.
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Pope Field
Fort Brage
A. Y. Smith
T. M. Lowe
Fayetteville
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H. V. Holden
Smith
Lowe
Langley Field
Army Air Service
Pape Field
Maxwell Field
Ala
New York
Chicago
California
Sinking Sloop Trial Highlights Naval Collision Findings
The naval court of inquiry blamed the steamer City of Rome for ramming and sinking submarine 51 off Block Island with 33 dead. Captain Diehl and Third Mate Dreyer face Boston trial for inattentive duty under collision rules. Justice Department to pursue action. Flooding in Britain disrupts Thames Valley towns as worshippers plan Sabbath boat trips.
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Naval Court of Inquiry
Block Island
City of Rome
Savannah
Department of Justice
Wilbur
Navy Department
John H. Diehl
Timothy L. Dreyer
Boston
Board of Federal
Indictments for Murder Return Against Osage Figures
Guthrie Oklahoma January 9 AP Indictments charging W. K. Hale known as King of Osage Hills and John W Ramsey cowman in Osage country with murder in connection with the killing of Roan an Indian were returned late today by the United States grand jury here.
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Guthrie, Okla
W. K. Hale
Osage Hills
John W. Ramsey
Osage Country
Roan
United States Grand
Durham Man Fatally Shot by Six Year Old Nephew
John James, 29, of West Durham, died after a shotgun discharged while a 6 year old nephew, T. J. James Jr., handled it. The weapon was leaning against a bed rail as the family moved to a new house. James stood about 10 feet from the fireplace when the shot fired.
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Durham
John James
West Durham
T. J. James
James
Mexican protest over retroactive oil land laws delays talks
In Mexico City on January 9 the American ambassador James R. Sheffield filed a formal protest against retroactive provisions in Mexico’s petroleum and anti alien land laws. Foreign Minister Saenz declined comment and officials said the note to the foreign office concerns matters between the two governments but details cannot be discussed.
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Mexico City
Washington
James R. Sheffield
Saenz
Sheffeld
Ciernedaca
Hag
Foreign Office
Smoot Signals Inheritance Tax Repeal in Tax Bill
Senate Finance Chair Smoot proposes revising the house tax cut to fully repeal the inheritance tax. Republican support forms as Democrats push a larger reduction plan, aiming for committee action by Thursday and Senate floor by early next week.
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Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Fletcher
Trammell
Florida
South Carolina
Arkansas
Edgar A. Brown
Thomas B. Hill
McCall
Mellon
Treasury
Finance Committee
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Mexican Ambassador Sees Possible Accord in U S Mexico Dispute
Ambassador Sheffield protested Mexico’s petroleum and anti alien land acts as U S investments worth up to 500 million dollars faced risk. Mexican envoy Manuel C Tellez forecast a satisfactory understanding amid government efforts to frame decrees enforcing the laws. Foreign Minister Saenz said the regulations will protect foreign property rights under the constitution.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Sador Sheffield
Parsaat
Mexican Foreign Office
State Department
Sheffield
Calles
Mexican Supreme Court
Manuel C. Tellez
Saenz
Dog sled race in New Hampshire canceled due to snow shortage
The 25 mile Lack Snow race in Wonalondt New Hampshire was abandoned because of insufficient snow. The event drew wide interest but no new date has been announced.
Mount Vernon Baptist Services Announced
Mount Vernon Baptist Church, destroyed by fire, moves services to Leonard Street School. Rev. W L Mason reports Sabbath school at 9:30, preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:39 p.m.
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Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Leonard Street
W. LB. Mason
Mrs Gibson's Mother to Be Buried Today
Funeral services for Mrs Isaac H. Dunlap of Bonlee North Carolina who died yesterday in a Greensboro hospital will be held this afternoon at 2 30 from the Ronlee Baptist church. She was 42 and the mother of Mrs A Lee Gibson of this city after a long illness.
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Bonlee
N. C
Greensboro
Ronlee Baptist Church
A. Lee Gibson
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