Reynolds Defends Mother's Marriage Amid Liquor Referendum Talk
In Raleigh the Senate and House conduct perfunctory sessions as debates focus on soldiers' bonuses, capital punishment, teachers' pensions, and liquor sales. The joint finance committees plan hearings with merchants and outdoor advertisers. hearings may extend to next Friday if weekend sessions aren’t held.
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Wife of defendant creates scene with sudden outburst
Anna Hauptmann broke into a loud accusation in Flemington New Jersey as the trial of Bruno Hauptmann continued. She shouted you lie at witness Ella Auchenbach drawing protests from spectators and prompting the judge to admonish her and Hauptmann. The state has sixty more witnesses ready while Hauptmann remained tense as the proceedings entered the thirteenth day.
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Ella Auchenbach
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Bronx
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
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Thomas W. Trenchard
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Thomas H. Sisk
Auchenbach
David T. Wilentz
Grand jury fails to indict in Reilly death case
Gastonia reports the Gaston county grand jury did not return any indictment in the death of Ernest R. Reilly, a Mount Holly textile striker fatally wounded during a textile strike in Belmont last September.
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LeGare Sentenced 20 to 25 Years in Murder Case
Francis Yonge LeGare, 21, of Charleston, was sentenced in New Hanover Superior Court to 20 to 25 years in State prison after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the killing of Wilmington druggist C. W. Mason. Judge J. Paul Frizelle presided.
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Francis Yonge LeGare
Charleston
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J. Paul Frizelle
New Hanover
C. W. Mason
Suspect Arrested After Running Gun Battle in Forest City
Spar tanburg man Query Moore was arrested after a running gun battle that carried into South Carolina. He is charged with assaulting an officer hit and run driving and reckless driving after exchanging shots with officers Wednesday night in Forest City.
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Query Moore
Spartanburg
South Carolina
State Health Chiefs Discuss Malaria
The conference of state health workers at N C State College focused on malaria and its control. Dr Clarence Poe noted North Carolina has one cow per 20 residents overall and one per 60 in the east, contrasting a U S average of one cow per five people. He urged using uncultivated land for cattle and dairy product growth.
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United States
North Carolina births exceed deaths in 1934 totals
Raleigh reports show 35 334 deaths and 79 350 births in North Carolina for the year, with increases over 1933 when 30 496 deaths and 75 322 births occurred, offsetting population decline.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Anne Cannon Smith Defends Divorce in Reynolds Estate Row
In Winston Salem on January 18 a court filing by Christopher Smith Reynolds and his next friend asserts Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith knows her Reno divorce was valid and that her protests over a $30 million Smith Reynolds trust reflect a family dispute. The reply also outlines Mrs. Smith’s marital history and challenges prior questions of the divorce’s legitimacy.
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Winston-Salem
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F. Brandon Smith, Jr
Charlotte
Huey and the Supreme Court Take Center Stage
Special to the Enterprise notes Huey Long’s influence on federal matters as Washington discusses the Supreme Court. The writer remarks on the World Court confusion and asserts the focus remains on the Supreme Court, while Philadelphia is described as booming.
Roosevelt Daughter Marries Boettiger in Secrecy
In New York the secret marriage of Anna Roosevelt Dall and John Boettiger occurred at the Roosevelt home on 65th street. Judge J Frederic Kernochan officiated. The couple then left for an undisclosed destination, with family members departing after the ceremony.
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Chicago Tribune
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Theribune
Will Hays
Motion Pictureroducers Association
New
Congress presses social bills and recon finance aid
Washington dispatch reports quick tracking of Roosevelt era relief and social security measures as House hearings on the omnibus social aid bill begin Monday. Budgeted spend plan targets 4 billion dollars to put 3.5 million unemployed to work while RFC expansion seeks 10 year loans and mortgage institution stock purchases. The Senate debates the world court as Byrnes signals support for bonus advocates amid personal chatter about the president’s daughter.
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North Carolina Weather Forecast and Report Summary
Cloudy in North Carolina with rain on Saturday. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville shift from north to east. Colder in east and central portions tonight with overcast skies. Charlotte report notes 24 hour temperature and rainfall data in major cotton areas.
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Roosevelt approves subsidies for transocean air travel plans
President Roosevelt reportedly approves federal subsidies for regular Atlantic and Pacific passenger routes. A plan calls for a giant dirigible for Europe run by a private company, with aid to heavier than air lines to Europe Hawaii. Amelia Earhart Putnam says a California to China service is planned this year. Pan American Airways is linked to an extended Guam Philippines Canton route.
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Senate approves amended resolution for soldier bonus
Raleigh January 18 The North Carolina Senate passed an amended joint resolution urging Congress to pay the soldier bonus as soon as practical and sent it back to the House for concurrence The measure cleared 41 to 2 with only Smith of Stanly and Shute of Union voting no They argued about timing and government solvency while Weathers proposed the change to require payment only if funds allow and not to jeopardize government credit
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The Enterprise Celebrates Golden Anniversary Sunday Edition
The Enterprise marks 50 years of public service with a 100 page edition recounting High Point's growth from a small town to an industrial center. Writers contributing include local historians, with 125 businesses purchasing space. Orders for copies are due by Friday. mailed copies cost ten cents each via the Circulation Department.
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Roosevelt opens channel for business ideas on New Deal
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration created a formal channel for business leaders to submit suggestions on New Deal policy. Secretary Roper announced a 52 member Business Advisory and Planning Council to forward input to cabinet officers. Williams of the Blue Eagle board said NRA should continue temporarily, signaling broader acceptance of current policy.
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Utilities Commission Studies Short Haul Freight Rates
Raleigh January 18 4 The state utilities commission had under advisement the petition of J B Tilford chairman of the Southern Freight association of Atlanta Georgia asking that all rate class rates on railroads of less than 150 miles be amended following a hearing here.
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Hunter Killed When Hit By Auto in Elizabeth City
Abner L. Whitney, a middle aged hunter from New land, was killed instantly at 11 last night after being struck by an auto driven by Garland Harris, 18. Harris swerved to miss a parked car, then struck Whitney as he returned to the pavement. Whitney’s body was thrown 45 feet. Harris’s car turned over near a swamp. Miss Pearl Williams, Harris's companion, suffered a broken collar bone.
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Abner L. Whitney
Newland
Garland Harris
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Pearl Williams
Checks Mailed For Savings & Trust Creditors
Bank checks totaling 27097.62 representing an 18.7 percent dividend have been mailed to 935 depositors and other creditors of the closed Savings & Trust Company of Washington North Carolina.
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Closed Savings & Trust Company
Washington, N. C
Paroles Granted and Revoked in Ehringhaus Administration
Raleigh January 18. Governor Ehringhaus granted 1194 paroles in the first two years of his term. The state parole commissioner Edwin M. Gill reports 82 paroles were revoked during the same period.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Edwin M. Gill
Forester Resigns to Join Soil Erosion Service
L A Carter district state forester at Washington resigned today to join the U S Soil Erosion Service. The position will not be filled now and McCormick said Carter will supervise work in the district. Carter served about seven years with the state department.
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L. A. Carter
Washington
United States Soil Erosion Service
W. C. McCormick
Carter
State Department
Textile Union Leaders Plan Yet Bigger Spring Strike
Textile union leaders are organizing a broad structure for a possible general walkout this spring. Francis J. Gorman of the United Textile Workers directs the effort, while labor anticipates a more serious strike than last September. A wage study is due this week, and unions seek broader support from Auto, Tobacco, and Steel unions.
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