Leaders Hear 4 Point Plan At Conclave
President Roosevelt outlined a broad social security program covering unemployment insurance old age pensions and public health aid. The plan would fund state care for the aged and indigent via federal grants while keeping administration at the state level.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
Secretary of Labor
White House
Wagner
D-Ny
Lewis
R- Md
Byrnes
van Nuys
Dind
Edward McGrady
Labor
Miss Perkins
Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
First Note Found On Window Sill Linked To Others
Hauptmann named as author of the fourteen ransom notes in the Lindbergh baby case. The trial heard testimony on handwriting, ransom bill circulation, and the Faulkner exchange slip. Osborn stated all notes were written by the same writer and matched Hauptmann handwriting.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Frank Wilson
J. J. Faulkner
Jerome K. Faulkner
Plung-Ei
Hig Tanester Ding
Ilson
Intelligence Department
United States Department of Internal Revenue
Albert S. Osborn, Sr
Osborn
Bronx garage owner links Hauptmann to Lindbergh case car
Larry Snofsky a Bronx garage owner testified Hauptmann brought his Dodge sedan to a shop run by Snofsky and Max Frankel about a month after the Lindbergh kidnapping to have the green fenders painted black.
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New York
Larry Snofsky
Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Dodge
Snofsky
Max Frankel
Methodist leaders convene in Greensboro evangelism conference
Methodist leaders gathered in Greensboro for an all day conference stressing a renewed evangelism spirit. Morning afternoon and evening sessions were scheduled as speakers urged outreach and revival within the church.
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Greensboro
Two Men Arrested in Slaying of Railway Agent
In Asheville two suspects Warren Johns and Kenneth Hamby were arrested in connection with the slaying of Lakey, a Southern Railway special agent, who was shot dead last night. Johns is 19 and Hamby from the Black Mountain area.
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Asheville
Cartolay
K Lakey
Southern Railway
Warren Johns
Kenneth Hamby
I the
Black Mountain
Detectives Involve Leipzig Police In Hauptman Case
In Leipzig on January 11 AP reports inquiries suggest Detective Arthur Johnson of New York may meet with Hanna Fisch Commissioner Spaude of the Leipzig police and a former corporal who trained Bruno Richard Hauptman in the German army.
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Leipzig
Germany
Arthur Johnson
New York
United States
Hanna Fisch
Spaude
Branco Richard Hauptman
Bank Officers Re-Elected at Randleman Bank
At the annual meeting in Randleman last night officers were reelected and 1934 figures reported. R. P. Deal was renewed as president with O. C. Marsh as vice president and B. Beasley as cashier. Miss Wollen named assistant cashier. Directors named include Deal, Marsh, D. L. Fox, A. B. Beasley, W. Freeze Jr., and Dr. E. Amler of High Point.
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D. L. Fox
A. B. Beasley
W. Freeze, Jr
Dr. E. Amner
High
Grounded Chilbar Freed by High Tide Near Flying Shoals
Beaufort January 11 The coast guard vessel Travis under Captain P A Short floated the 5 020 ton steamer Chil l after grounding on Flying Shoals 85 miles south. Chilbar reported afloat and safe while en route to its aid. Owned by Ile Steamship Co of New York and American registered with a crew aboard.
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Beaufort
Jan
Ptain P. A. Short
Coast Guard
Travis
Chill
Short
Ile Steamship Company
W York
Unemployment Insurance Bill Teed Before North Carolina Lawmakers
North Carolina legislators considered a bill to create unemployment insurance with pay for all workers who cannot find jobs, including maternity provisions. The measure sets a minimum of three dollars per week and includes a plan to abolish the absentee ballot and remove tolls on three eastern bridges.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
House
Carr
Duplin
Chowan
Edenhouse Point
Cape Fear
Wilmington
North East
Ehringhaus
White of Robeson
Corey
Pitt
Regulations for Holding Bodies Urged by Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee chairman Sam Rayburn urged Congress to regulate public utility holding companies or adopt a policy for their disappearance. He warned that the abuses could endanger financial institutions and threaten the republic.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
House Interstate Commercce Committee
Congress
Texas Democrat
Republic
Brummitt Remains In Critical Condition
Raleigh bulletin reports Attorney General Dennis Brummitt spent a very restless night and remains in critical condition with pneumonia following influenza. Doctors said his general condition was unchanged this morning as Dr. Car Bell provided the update.
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Raleigh
Dennis G. Braummitt
Car Bell
Brummitt
Jerome Wilson lynched in jail by Louisiana mob
In Franklinton Louisiana a mob seized Jerome Wilson 30 convicted of murder in the slaying of Deputy Sheriff Delos Wood. He was shot in his cell early today his body dumped on the road north of town. No arrests reported and town was quiet.
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Franklinton
Jerome Wilson
Delos C. Wood
Washington Parish
Wood
Wilson
Jerome
Louisiana Supreme Court
Pickford Granted Divorce From Fairbanks in Los Angeles
Mary Pickford wins a divorce from Douglas Fairbanks after 14 years of marriage. Judge Ben B Lindsey grants the decree after a brief hearing noting a fair property settlement. Pickford testified with Loyd Wright present and Elizabeth Lewis corroborating her statements.
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Los Angeles
Ugias Fairbanks
Maryckford
Saint Moritz
Switzer
Miss Pick
Lady Ashley
Nas
London
Buddy
Ers
Miss Pickford
Ollywood
My Girl
Colony
Roy
Fairbanks
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Mary
Loyd Wright
Elizabeth Lewis
Wright
Weather notes and winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville
The report shows fresh north west and north winds with fair weather for tonight and Saturday from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and to Jacksonville. Charlotte AP notes official records of temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 8 AM in principal cotton growing areas and beyond.
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Augusta
Birmingham
Charleston
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Evansville
Galveston
Greensboro
Jacksonville
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Mobile
New Orleans
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Spartanburg
Tampa
Washington
Wilmington
School Bus Wreck Investigation Near Mount Airy
An investigation launched into a school bus wreck near Mount Airy that injured the driver Archie Barker aged 17 and about forty students. Minnie Ruth Bowen of Pinnacle was reported seriously hurt. others suffered mainly bruises and cuts. Barker said sun glare blinded him causing a crash into a wagon and an embankment. injured were taken to local hospitals in Mount Airy and Pilot Mountain.
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Mount Airy
Van
Here
Archie Barker
Minnie Ruth Bowen
Pinnacle
Bowen
Barker
Pilot Mountain
Ehringhaus urges looser purse strings to aid teachers
North Carolina Governor J C B Ehringhaus calls for renewed spending to help teachers and state workers whose salaries were cut in 1933. He commends eight month school term, opposes diverting highway funds, and supports a statewide textbook rental plan. He says highways and schools are coordinated, urges removal of tolls on Cape Fear and Chowan bridges, and cites highway safety concerns.
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Ehringhaus
J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
United States
Cape Fear River
Wilmington
Chowan River
Fifty Years of Progress in High Point
A retrospective on High Point growing from a town of under 2000 to a city over 40000. The Enterprise traces fifty years of business, industry, and government development and previews a Golden Anniversary edition around January 20. Copies can be mailed nationally for ten cents via the Circulation Department.
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High Point
United States
Will Rogers Notes Auto Boom and Tax Struggle
Will Rogers comments from Santa Monica about Ford adding ten thousand workers, booming auto shows in California and New York, and opposition to government restrictions. He jokes on gold in the dollar and observes an exciting week with political and economic tension.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Dispatch
Ford
New York
Supreme Court
Europe
Knapp Speaks At Farm Institute On Co-op Purchasing
Raleigh January 11 Joseph G Knapp of the Cooperative division Farm Credit Administration told the North Carolina Institute of Farm Organizations that production credit associations will boost cooperative purchasing by allowing cash operation and reducing bad debt. He noted North Carolina co ops have suffered under time merchant competition and high bookkeeping costs.
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Raleigh
Josph G. Knapp
Cooperative Division
Farm Credit Administration
North Carolina Institute of Farm Organizations
Knapp
Farmer Charlie Dillard Dies in Prison Suicide
Lenoir January 11 Charlie Dillard a 50 year old farmer jailed yesterday in solitary confinement hanged himself with a sheet rope tied to a water pipe. Coroner J R Swanson deemed the inquest unnecessary. Dillard awaited transfer to the Morganton state hospital.
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Lenoir
Charlie Dillard
Farmer
Plaid
J. R. Swanson
Dillard
Morganton
Federal plan to retire 5 million acres of land over 15 years
The National Resources Board urged President Roosevelt to spend 675 million dollars to buy and retire 5 million acres of poor land each year for 15 years. The lands, totaling about 450000 farms, would be removed from production to conserve resources and reduce urban unemployment by shifting focus to industrial jobs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Resources Board
Board
Congress
United States
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South Carolina
Saar
Geoffrey Knox
Saar Basin
Brebach
International Army
Brind
Great Britain
East Lancashire Regiment
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Will Rogers
Farm Institute
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