Bloodstained Tire Chain Studied as Auto Strike Talks Recess
Governor Murphy’s peace conference with GM and UAW leaders recessed at 1 50 pm without settlement. Talks to resume at 8 pm, with no comment from either side. Union members met with a board of strategy after sessions in Detroit, while other labor actions and plant shutdowns impact thousands of workers.
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Frank Murphy
General Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
Murphy
Board of Strategy
Detroit
Gen- Motors
Ohio Natural Gas Couny
Toledo
Pacific Coast
Mpany
Libbey-Owensford Glass Company
Hich
Pittsburgh Glass Comy
Memrs
Herles Motor Company
Anton
Ohio
BRASS
Port Huron
United Brass and Alumin
Forsyth County Schools Face Bus Armageddon and Closures
Winston-Salem January 14 Lloyd Griffin executive secretary of the state school commission and C C Brown equipment engineer arrived in Forsyth County to assess buses after the grand jury ordered ten buses permanently abandoned as unsafe The county superintendent closed all white schools pending a state report and the two officials planned a tour of the school garage and meetings with local judges and officials
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Winston-Salem
Lloyd Griffin
Convision
C. C. Brown
Commis
Winstonlem
Forsyth
Flem
Brown
Cash
W. F. Hardnow
Superior
Civil Service Bill Debate Intensifies In High Point
Opposition grows to proposed civil service bill aimed at placing city police and fire under the act. James B. Lovelace of the American Business club protests the measure and urges review before further action.
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Civil Service
High Point
Er.b. Stone
James B. Lovelace
Civil Service Committee
American Business Club
T. J. Gold
Rupert T. Pickens
High Point and Greensboro School Boards Seek Budget Revisions
In Greensboro on January 14 the High Point and Greensboro school boards, Guilford County Board of Education, and county commissioners discussed revising the spending plan for the $170,000 county bond issue. The boards must either spend as originally allocated or obtain a legislative act to change the use of funds including options for land and building work at William Penn and Leonard Street Negro schools. The boards will present revised estimates at a Saturday meeting.
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Greensboro
High Point School Board
B. Lee Fentress
High Point
Guilford
William Penn
Leonard Street
Fairview Street
High Point Board
William Penn High School
Fentress
D. A. Stanton
O. A. Kirkman
A. Coke Cecil
B. M. Knox
Joe F. Hoffman, Jr
County Board of Commissioners
H. A. Millis
County Board of Education
Chinese Hold 2 Americans in Revolt Stricken Nanking
Assistant Military Attache David Barrett reported the failure to free 21 Americans trapped in the revolt ridden city of Sti antu. Evacuation efforts were ordered from Loyang as Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang's forces prepared for hostilities. Emissaries seek paths to safety for Americans believed held in Sianfu to deter bombardment of the Shensi capital.
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Nanking
David Barrett
United States
Loyang
StIantu
Barrett
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Stantu
Sianfu
Shensi
Johnston Backs Social Security and Reforms
Governor Olin D Johnston urged the South Carolina general assembly to pass adequate social security legislation a new penal and probation system revise election laws aim to stamp out illiteracy coordinate law enforcement and reform liquor and workers compensation laws He noted only brief mention of the controversial highway issue but pressed for a full reorganization and popular election of highway commissioners.
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Columbia
S&s. C
Olin D. Johnston
General Assembly
Johnston
Field Men Meet Greensboro For HO Lone Work Discussion
North Carolina field representatives of the Home Owners Loan corporation will meet at the state office in Greensboro on Saturday to discuss problems connected with their work.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Textile Mission Optimistic In Osaka Japan Visit
America's textile mission in Osaka receives cordial welcome from local officials and cotton leaders. Hopes rise for an amicable deal to limit heavy Japanese textile exports to the United States. Officials note Japan faces trade barriers elsewhere and expect non governmental talks. Delegation visits mills and factories as formal talks with exporters begin tomorrow.
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Osaka
America
Japan
United States
Amer
Ican
Fatal Crash of Planes Probed
Federal investigators focus on eliminating danger zones in western air routes after a transport plane from Salt Lake City crashed on a Newhall pass ridge in snow. 11 injured survivors fight for life as questions to the crew proceed.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Martin Johnson
James A. Braden
Cleveland Ink Company
Western Air Express
Salt Lake City
Newhall Pass
James Kinney
Liquor Bills Dominate North Carolina Assembly Start
Raleigh dispatch notes seven major measures introduced with liquor taking the spotlight. A board to operate distilleries and county stores was proposed, along with a statewide whisky referendum, 40 hour textile work rule, free textbooks, and a unified school system leadership plan. Automobile license fees shift to a flat $5, plus minimums for cars and pickups. Election officials and filing fees also seek changes.
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Raleigh
Hanford
Alamenco
Judiciary Committee
North Carolina
McBryde
Cumberland
Hoey
Superintendent of Public Instruction
School Commission
Gay
Northampton
Wilson
Forsyth
Lumpkin
Franklin
Vogler
Mecklenburg
Band Leader Faces Death Penalty Trial in Sullivan Case
Connecticut case centers on Young Robert Simpson, 23, swing band leader, accused of murdering Ellen Sullivan, 17, by forcing her from a Danceland Casino window after a July night. Medical examiners and witnesses detail alleged brutal assault and fall to a concrete sidewalk 25 feet below as trial commences without a jury.
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Norwick
Conn
Charles Kaufman
New London
Connecticut
Robert Simpson
Ellen Sullivan
Tothem
Ocean Beach
Miss Sullivan
Danceland
Six Children Die in Fires in Ogdensburg and Syracuse
Ogdensburg reports four children burned to death and a fireman injured in a small frame house blaze. Victims include Violet 15 Rita 11 Jean 7 and Martha 3 Petrillia children. Bobby 19 escaped with flames on him. Syracuse area fire kills Margaret Spillare 12 and William Spillane Jr. 10 as a three story frame house burns in Solvay. six firefighters injured and 14 homeless.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Violet
Rita
Jean
Martha
Adam Petrillia
Bobby
Charles Lavarnway
Syracuse
Solvay
Towy
Margaret Spillarre
William Spillane, Jr
William Spillane
Heirs Sought in Vast Garrett Estate Hearings
In Philadelphia on January 14 hearings began to locate heirs of Mrs. Henrietta E Garrett who died in 1930 leaving over 17 million dollars. About 17 000 claimants from 48 states and 29 countries seek shares of the fortune inherited from her husband Walter Garrett snuff maker. Master William M Davison Jr aims to identify heirs and end the hearings when found.
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Philadelphia
Henrietta E. Garrett
Latest clue in Mattson kidnapping case emerges in Sacramento
Sacramento police detained a man for questioning in the Mattson kidnapping inquiry. Captain Kaminsky said the suspect resembled the fugitive and had a hospital escape history. The arrest followed a bank tip and the man claimed a Tacoma physician as his doctor.
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Sacramento
Sacramento Police
Mattson
Fritz Kamisky
Mattso
Tacoma
Kaminsky
Serge Gamble
Washinton
Reform plan draws attention in Washington debate
Brookings Institution argues a new government reorganization could save 30.16 million by consolidating federal money lending agencies, slightly above Roosevelt's 30 million target. Senate committees probe Van Sweringen finances, civil liberties concerns, and Swanson plans to lay keels on two battleships by June 1 at an estimated 50 million each.
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Washington
Rosevelt
Brookings Institution
Senate Committee On
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
van Sweringen
Alabama
Swanson
U. S
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate Railroad Investigating Committee
van Sw
Security Act Is Upheld by Court in Alabama
Federal Judge David J. Davis ruled the federal social security act constitutional and dismissed two suits seeking injunctions to stop tax collection. More than 200 Alabama firms sought deductions for Alabama act payments held in escrow after a state court found the state law invalid. The ruling keeps federal funds flowing under the general welfare clause. appeal to the circuit court in New Orleans is planned.
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Birmingham
Ala
David J. Davis
Alabama
Internal Revenue
Montgomery
Davis
Forney Johnston
New Orleans
Negro Confesses Murder in Tub Slaying Case
New York DA Charles P Sullivan announced Major Greene a stock Negro porter signed a full confession to the bathtub slaying of Mary Robinson Case. Greene broke down at 5 25 am after 24 hours of denial and was moved to Manhattan police headquarters for lineup with a guard at his cell. He faced arraignment in Queens felony court today.
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New York
Charles P. Sullivan
Major Greene
Porter
Mary Robinson
Sullivan
Manhat
Tan Police
Jackson Heights
Queens
Blood-stained chain key clue in Tacoma kidnap slaying
Federal agents chased the Charles Matson kidnapping case in Tacoma and Everett after a blood stained tire chain was found in a stolen car near the beaten body of the 10 year old victim. A lipstick clue and human blood traces prompted extended searches including a lake investigation. Hoover remained silent on the case as officials pursued warrants and leads.
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Lindbergh
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Federal Bureau of Investigtion
Kinaper
Charles Matson
Everett
Charles
Sta
William Cole
Alice
Jacqueline Mattot
Federal Agen
Verne Williams
Everet
Everett Police
Pla
Everett Street
Tonneau
Lake Area
Ever
Lake Serene Distri
Charl
Coed
Washington, D. C
Meanhile
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Bim
Weather News for the Carolinas
Cloudy conditions and periods of rain expected across North Carolina with northwest and extreme western areas seeing the rain. Friday brings more cloudiness, light rain in places, and cooler air for western regions. South Carolina faces a partly cloudy night then stormier interior rain on Friday. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville blow southerly and southwest with overcast skies.
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South Carolina
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