Weather map shows fair conditions across Carolinas and Georgia
Official forecast indicates fair tonight and Sunday across the Carolinas with no major temperature change Georgia expected to see fair conditions with light frost in the south and slightly warmer in the west and north Hatteras to Jacksonville NW winds diminishing Sunday and turning southward Central North Carolina records show 24 hour temperature and rainfall with a maximum around 36 and a minimum not specified
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Reed Named Solicitor General to Succeed Sutherland
Senate quickened nominations as Reed advances to Solicitor General post. Reed, born 1884 in Maysville Kentucky, studied at Kentucky Wesleyan Yale and Virginia, argued major New Deal cases before the Supreme Court, and drew favorable notices from colleagues. Senators anticipate prompt hearings and swift confirmation.
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Maysville
iKy
Kentucky Wesleyan College
Yale
University of Virginia
Coon
Sorbonne
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Canvy
Elf
Senate
Ashurst
D-Ariz
High Court
Logan
D-Ky
Ator Capper
R-Kans
McAdoo
D-Calif
Enator Andrews
D-Fin
Miler
D-Ark
Farm Credit Board
Presti Hoover
Reconstruction Finance
AAA
Bankhead Pushes Cotton Control in All Weather Farm Plan
Congressional leaders recessed seeking a compromise between Bankhead’s compulsory cotton control and Jones’s voluntary approach. The talks narrowed acreage allotment methods and set a framework for a national quota based on a base then acreage distribution. A normal supply metric and a marketing quota trigger were outlined with thresholds around 18 to 21 million bales.
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Rosevelt
Senate House
Bankhead
Ala
Senate
Senate Cotton Plan, and Chairman Jones (D., Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
House
Vie Alabamen
Alabaman
Roosevelt aims to wipe out holding companies in all fields
The President told reporters he seeks to eliminate holding companies entirely, sparking surprise in Wall Street and prompting figures like Senator Copeland to urge patience. Critics worry about unresolved reservations while the economy, they say, needs strengthening before broad action.
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New York
Wall
Farmer faces 400 year term for murder plea
Raleigh Jan 16 AP N H Goss a one year old Morrisville farmer pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the slaying of neighbor Arthur Carpenter last Thanksgiving.
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Raleigh
N. H. Goss
Morrisville
Arthur Carpenter
Reed's Hard Working Career Highlights In Court
The text recalls Reed as a diligent government attorney involved in cases under the NRA and Wagner Labor Relations Act. It notes his stance on treasury interest payments on gold liberty lands redemption timing, and federals taxes on state employees’ incomes. It mentions a collapse two years ago during Parkhead Cotton Production Control Act defense, with a quick recovery.
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NRA
Treasury
Reed
Police Crack Down on Whiskey Violators in High Point
Chief W G Friddle reports continued anti crime efforts in High Point as officers arrest Henry Nelson 22 for possessing white liquor and release him on 300 bond. A long list of warrants targets participants in a butter and egg lottery racket involving prize tokens and tickets.
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Henry Nelson
Cliffside
W. G. Friddle
High Point
Japs Menace Railroad and Take Tsing
China policy was prepared after lengthy conferences by the cabinet and the imperial headquarters of military leaders directing the undeclared war. Twenty four retired generals endorsed the decision, growing from an imperial conference with Emperor Hirohito. Among them former Premier Senjuro Hay as.
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China
Hirohito
Senjuro Hayas
Magill Favors Tax Changes In Subcommittee Plan
Magill backs a plan where federal state and municipal securities are taxed like other obligations. The sub committee focuses on relieving inequities through changes to the undistributed profits tax and capital gains tax while noting no proof these taxes drive business. Relief for individuals could be offset by reducing estate and gift tax exemptions.
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Masil
Premeditation issue looms in Wright murder trial
In Los Angeles on January 15 the trial of Paul Wright former airport manager continues with jurors to be questioned on whether premeditation can occur in moments. Wright is charged with killing his wife Eve lyn and his friend John Kimmel after claiming a jealous flash of rage.
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Los Angeles
Paul Wright
Wright
Evelyn
John Kimmel
Kimmel
Jews Plan to Leave Germany
Berlin January 15 1933 Jewish leaders pledge emigration as the solution to persecution. The German Jewish council calls on Palestine authorities and other nations to aid large scale migration plans.
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Germany
Palestine
Berlin
German Jewish Council
Shot in Fight Over 25 Cents in Hickory
Clarence Reinhardt of Oliver Cross Roads was held without bond on a charge of shooting Orin Setzer during a quarrel over 25 cents. Setzer suffered a shotgun wound to the abdomen and was taken to a Statesville hospital. doctors indicated scant hope for his recovery. Reinhardt was struck on the head with a bottle during the affray.
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Jan
Clarence Reinhardt
Oliver Cross Roads
Orin Setzer
Setzer
Statesville
O. D. Barrs
Reinhardt
Monaghan to Appeal Manslaughter Conviction
Frank C. Monaghan a Pennsylvania show man convicted of manslaughter in the highway death of Harry M. Davis a Winston Salem and Lumberton tobacco warehouse man. No appeal fee filed. Wake Superior Court sentenced Monaghan to five to seven years as the state sought second degree murder.
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Frank .C. Monaghan
Pennsylvania
Harry MN. Davis
Winston-Salem
Lumberton
Wake Superior Court
N. A. Sinclair
Monaghan
May urges army expansion to match navy buildup
Rep. May of Kentucky new military committee chair urged that army growth be kept in step with naval strengthening. He planned to confer with General Malin Craig next week on building up the nation’s land forces.
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Washington
Rep
May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
Malin Craig
Stacy Endorsed for High Court Seat by NC Bar
Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy of the North Carolina state supreme court received formal endorsement from the North Carolina State Bar for a seat on the United States Supreme Court. A committee named to draft the resolution and forward it to President Roosevelt included Charles Rose of Fayetteville, council president, and Fred Hutchine of Winston-Salem, vice-president.
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Raleigh
Walter P. Stacy
State Supreme Court
Ormal
Punell
North Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Charlier
Rose
Fayetteville
Fred &. Hutchine
Winston-Balem
Dividends Paid by 12 Federal Home Loan Banks Rise
Preston Jane, governor of the system, announced that the twelve federal home loan banks paid 2,369,360 in dividends for 1937. Delano said the total is the largest since the banks’ creation in 1982, bringing aggregate dividends to 9,178,110 to date.
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Washington
Preston Jane
Delano
Godwin Widow Put On Probation Over Costs
Henry A Averill Raleigh January 15 The district solicitor defends judges and lawyers while state probation officer Harry J Sample calls the Godwin case just another matter. Lina Pope Godwin's pistol incident led to her husband leaving his home and she was placed on probation with about $700 in costs.
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Bret
Caie
Ferean
Sir Weter
Henry Averill Raleigh
Harnett
Henry A. Grady
Godwin
Lina Pope Godwin
Harry J. Sample
Judge Grady Faces Opposition From Henry Stevens in Warsaw
The piece flags Henry Stevens of Warsaw as a challenging opponent to Judge Grady as rumors swirl about Grady’s past ties to the Ku Klux Klan while serving on the North Carolina Superior Court bench. It notes potential reactions if the American Legion’s national commander runs and questions Grady’s Klan-era oathbound service, highlighting racial tensions.
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Grady
Clinton
Henry Stevens
Warsaw
American Legion
North Carolina
Alabama
Wright Poised to Seek Judgeship In Cranmer Vacancy
Word from Wilmington says Isaac C. Wright of Southport intends to run for the judgeship to be vacated by Superior Court Judge E H Cranmer. Wright ignores cold statistics showing New Hanover County, largest in the eighth district, has long been the wettest in the region.
Extension workers confer on rural electrification reach
Attendees at State College this week hear seven speakers discuss the REA program and farming ties. Speakers include Mrs Jane B McKimmon D Weaver Dudley Bagley AV Krewateh N E Canady G F Parish and J A Arey. Rural electricity consumers in the state total 62 670 with 41 112 new in the last period.
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Extension Workers
State College
REA
Jane
McKimmon
D. Weaver
Dudley Bagley
A. V. Krewateh
N. E. Canady
G. F. Parish
J. A. Arey
Dem state exec head Greg Cherry to run for Senate
Raleigh January 16 Greg Cherry Gastons gifted chairman of the Democratic state executive committee will announce for the United States senate when it will make me very happy he plans to enter the race and seek the party candle of support in national politics
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Raleigh
Grege Cherry
Gaston
Democratic State Executive Committee
United States Senate
Duke to Offer Free Pneumonia Course in January
A free laboratory course on pneumonia typing and related procedures will run January 24 28 at Duke University Medical School for state technicians and doctors. The program, backed by the state health board and medical society, aims to create pneumonia typing stations in strategic centers and train clinicians. A symposium and clinic for North Carolina physicians is scheduled for January 28.
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Durham
Duke University Medical School
United States
State Board of Health
State Medical Society
Duke Medical School
Cooper
Ating
Duke
North Carolina
Cor respondent’s jest masks lack of real announceme nt
A jesting remark suggests the cor respondent has no real plan to announce, a condition that has been evident for some time. The exchange signals uncertainty and a hesitating stance toward forthcoming announcements.
Major Ridge Emerges as Guilford Campaign Figure
Reports from Greensboro indicate Major Edney Ridge known as Major Bowes of radio fame is courting labor support in Guilford and nearby areas. He travels from town to town with amateur performers, active in American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, gathering recommendations for a potential campaign while noted for advancing worker vacations as publisher of The Record.
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Edney Ridge
Major Bowes
Greensboro
Greensboro Record
Congress
Major Ridge
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Labor
Organized Labor
The
Record
Mechanical Department
Greensboro Typographical Union
Egg daily power claim for 800 laying hens facility
David Weaver, agricultural engineer at State College, says one egg a day can cover the electricity needs of a house large enough for 800 laying hens. The statement frames a compact energy efficiency idea for poultry housing.
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David 8. Weaver
State College
Governor Hoey Holds Routine Social Security Checkup
Governor Clyde R. Hoey met recently with welfare commissioner Mrs. W. T. Best head of the division for the blind Dr. Roma Cheek and budget aide Robert G. Deyton for a routine review of social security program workings. Newsmen watch closely for any sign of potential action.
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Clyde R. Hoey
W. T. Best
Roma Cheek
Robert G. Deyton
West votes and patronage fate tied to Reynolds seat
Debate swirls over the fifth district race to replace Bob Reynolds in the Senate. Critics warn that electing the successor would funnel federal patronage to the east, while Reynolds supporters push back against the claim.
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Bob Reynolds
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Oxford
Reynolds
Disconsolate suitor seeks charges for larceny
Toledo assistant prosecutor Joel Rhinefort tells a distressed man he cannot assist unless the district attorney reconsiders the charge. The man, still heartbroken, wanted to prosecute the woman for stealing his heart rather than property.
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Toledo
Joel Rhinefort
French Political Turmoil and Worker Strikes Across Lille and Valenciennes
The piece notes Bonnet’s failure and unofficial consultations by Albert Sarraut as the Democ reft leader emerges amid friction. Transport workers threaten end of strike in Lille after rehiring two dozen discharged colleagues. Striking workers at an Odomes Valenciennes silk plant vote to resist eviction by local prefects and to pursue job suppression, with a thousand protesters backing a communists backed stance against brute force.
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Brunet
Joseph Pa Boncour
New Elalist
Bonnet
Albert Sarraut
Senate
Lille
Pany
Arts
Odomes
Valenciennes
Strug
Atrik
Warren Named to Coast Guard Academy Visitors’ Board
Representative Warren was named to the board of visitors to the Coast Guard Academy at New London to represent the House. He chairs the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee on Coast Guard, Lighthouses, and Coast and Geodetic Survey. The board will inspect the academy sometime in the near future.
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Academy
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Coast Gu
Cardozo Condition Remains Unchanged Doctors Say
Washington notes Dr John Paul Earnest reports Justice Benjamin Cardozo’s heart condition unchanged since yesterday. The morning bulletin says there has been no improvement and the condition remains the same.
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Washington
John Paul Earnest
Supreme Court
Benja N. Cardozo
Cardozo
Econditt
Phys Morning Bulletin
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