Cloture On World Court Debate Cleared In Senate
The Senate invoked the cloture rule 68 to 26 to limit debate on the World Court adhesion resolution. The move aims for a final vote within days with adoption of the court adhesion resolution seen as foregone.
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Senate
Washington
Bingham
Jerapper
Couzens
Cummins
Jis
Deneen
Edge
Finest Fess
Gillett
Goff
Gooding
Green
Hale
Jones
Keys
Lemroot
McKinley
McLean
McMaster
McNary
Metcalf
Norbeck
Oddie
Pepper
Reed
Pennsylvania
Sackett
Schall
Shortridge
Smoot
Stanfield
Wadsworth
Warren
Weller
Willis
Ashurst
Bayard
Bratton
Bruce
Caraway
Edwards
Ferris
Fletcher
George
Gerry
Glass
Harris
Harrison
Heflin
New Mexico
Kendrick
Overman
Pittman
Ransdall
Rob
King
McKellar
Mayfield
Neely
Jason
Arkansas
Sheppard
Simmons
Swanson
Trammell
Tyson
Underwood
Walsh
Borah
Bockhart
Cameron
Dale
Mernard
Frazier
Harrold
Howell
Johnson
LaFollette
Means
Mosses
Norris
Nye
Pine
Robinson
Indiana
Watson
Williams
Blease
Broussard
Dill
Missouri
Smith
Stephens
Wheeler
Farmer Labor
Shipstead
Dupont
Copeland
California
Mississippi
Idaho
Wilson
Concord Teacher of Years Miss Cline Dies by Suicide
Miss Constance Cline a 47 year old former supervisor of Concord grammar schools was found dead by hanging in a woodshed near her parents home. She had been in ill health and had served twenty years as a teacher and as an officer in the Lutheran church women’s state group. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Concord
Constance Cline
Concord Grammar Schools
Roy B. Troutman
Charlotte
Clive Cline
Ralph B. Cline
Gaffney
S. C
Karl B
Frank S. Cline
Salisbury
A. ©. Cline
Cline
the Women of the Lutheran Church
Snow Blankets North Carolina as Snow Fades Later
Snow covered cities across North Carolina and parts of the South with Greensboro and Gastonia reporting several inches while Charlotte saw inches of snow at dawn. By afternoon sun returned and temperatures rose above freezing as the weather signal suggested no more snow tonight.
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High Point
Mother Earth
Charlotte
Mme. Snow
North Carolina
Greensboro
Gate City
Salisbury
Winston- Salem
Twin City
Gastonia
Atlanta
Dixie
Miami
Virginia
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Louisville
British Union Leaders Narrowly Avert Strike
A conference of union leaders voted narrowly to accept the national wage board award and not call a Friday general strike, averting a wider labor stoppage in Britain.
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Clondon
National Wage Board
Second Week of Southern Furniture Show Attracts Buyers
About 40 buyers registered on day one of the second lap of the Southern furniture exposition. Vendors expect brisk sales later in the week as many orders are likely and floor space is fully occupied by a wide range of bedroom, kitchen, parlor, and dining room sets. The list of exhibitors spans numerous furniture companies across the region, signaling strong industry participation and optimism for the show’s impact.
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S. W. Worley
G. H. Brooks
Wood Worley Furniture Company
Raleigh
J. T. Lambert
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
Coleridge
Brookshire
A. L. Caudle
Fletcher Furniture Company
Winston-Salem
R. M. Joyce
J. J. Teague
Robertson Furniture Company
Greensboro
Jay Kester
Harris Osborn Piano Company
Leaksville
Crim
Crim-Cantrell Company
G. W. Wright
G. A. Phillips
Phillips Wright Furniture Company
Washapa
A. Cc . Looper
Johnson ~ Forbis
Simmons Company
J. R. Brumby
Southeastern Furniture Company
Marietta, Ga
W. PF. Kleckley
Kimbrell Furniture Company
Columbia
W. B. Taylor
Beaumont Furniture Company
Asheville
D. D. Eanes
R. S. Mountree
Rountree Corporation
Richmond
A. Hh. Wachenheim
W. O. Cuevas
Gulfport Furniture Company
Gulfport
Mins
WW. T. Richards
Empire Furniture Company
Atlanta, Ga
R. Tf. Swimley
R. M. Swimley
Winchester
L. H. Thompson
Shoemaker and Wilson Furniture Company
Hamlet
Isadore Hoffer
Hoffer Brothers, Inc
Norfolk, Va
J. Haskell
Haskell and Cockin Company
Henry G. Trent
Henry G. Trent Furniture Company
Knoxville
R. M. Borm
Ball Bros
Ristol
Tenn
H. K. Horn
Herman K. Horn
Bellfountain
Ohio
Atlee W. Wampler
Atlee
N. C
Whitley
Zebulon Supply Co
Zebulon
E. M. Freck
Furn, Co
R. L. Caffee
Lowe Furn. Co
Hinton
Wy, Withrow
Lowe Furn Co
W. Va
E. C. Floyd
Reams
H. L. Schoolsburg
Schoolsburg Dept
Camden
8. C
F. E. Garvin
Garvin Furn, Co
Newton
L. A. Yates
Darlington
S. C
O. R. Hunt
Darlington Furn. Co
J. M. Allison Farmer Supply Co
Brevard
A. J. Edwards
Mulligan Furn. Co
Harry Levy
Mfc. Co
Miami
Fla
L. Rafelman
Naval Committee Seeks Navy-Aircraft Dev Corp Papers
The House Naval Committee asked the Navy Department for all correspondence with the Aircraft Development Corporation backed by Ford interests about constructing an all metal dirigible. The request highlights wartime aviation and airship development efforts.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Navy Department
Aircraft Development Corporation
Ford
May Revisions Spark Battle Over State Salary Rules
Raleigh dispatch details Governor McLean absent as the salary and wage commission faces opposition from auditors and treasurers. The piece notes conflicts over holidays, pay classifications, and possible impacts on top state officials while also touching on theater plans and legal licensing, with references to Miss Virginia Terrell and Miss Edith Russell observing the debates.
Chiropractor David Marshall Confesses Dismembering Anna Dietrich
David L. Marshall, a Philadelphia chiropractor, confesses to dismembering Anna May Dietrich, a 35 year old milliner. He claims poison killed her after she was jilted by a wealthy New York man. The case unfolds as authorities investigate the morgue sighting and the bywood Heights home.
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Philadelphia
David L. Marshall
Anna May Dietrich
Marshall
Norwood
New York
William Taylor
Media
Bywood Heights
Traffic toll in eleven states shows 33 killed in week
Traffic deaths across eleven southern states for the week ending last night totaled 33 with 257 injuries. Florida led in both fatalities and injuries with eight deaths and 49 injuries, while Alabama and South Carolina reported no deaths and few injuries. The tally reflects a typical pattern of nonextreme accidents.
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Atlanta
Aurvey
Associated Ess
Florida
Alabama
South Carolina
Palmetto
Virginia
Sen Nas
North Carolina
Lounara
Css Eer
Apravons Bickth Ceereewe
MERGE
Moruuet Kk
Russian Chess Champion's Wife Faces Deportation
At Ellis Island Mrs. Anna Liese Ruegg Alekhine seeks entry with her son for six months to study prohibition. Unable to post a $500 bond, she risks deportation this week after prior appeal granted temporary admission.
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New York
Anna Liese Ruegg-Alekhin
Alexander Alekhine
Ellis Island
Ruegg-Alekhine
United States
Alexander, Jr
Ruegg- Alekhine
Zurich
Pierce Hampton Dies In Currituck Home
Elizabeth City January 25 AP Pierce Hampton seven term Currituck county representative to the General Assembly at Raleigh died Saturday night at his Waterlily home Word received here says he was prominent in Currituck County affairs for many years.
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Elizabeth City
Pierce Hampton
Currituck County
General Assembly
Raleigh
Waterlilly
Tony
Hampton
English butler shot at doorway of James Deering home
The New York murder of Herbert Bramall, an English butler in full livery, in the vestibule of James R. Deering's Fifth Avenue residence, remains puzzling with theories of a targeted attack or accidental entry. Police pursue ties to a prior $90,000 bond theft.
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James R. Deering
Fifth Avenue
Herbert Bramall
Mr. Deering
West 64Th Street
Bramall
John D. Rockefeller
Chauncey M. Depew
University Club
Attorney’s Office
Duke of Cornwall
England
Fire Damages Sumner Hospital in Rock Hill
A blaze at Sumner hospital in Rock Hill caused about 15000 dollars in damage but no deaths or injuries since no patients were present. The fire seriously damaged the building though most furnishings were saved.
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Rock Hill
Sumner Hospital
Snow blankets Rock Hill with near three inch fall
Snow blanketed Rock Hill near the North Carolina line in the early hours, with precipitation starting around midnight and turning to sleet an hour later. Temperature stayed just above freezing as the light storm moved through.
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Rock Hill
North Carolina
Funeral for A E Foust Draws Large Crowd in Cloverdale
Austin Eaird Foust died Saturday night at his home 305 West Davis Street Cloverdale. Funeral service held at 11 this morning at the Reformed church with Rev. Whitener officiating. Burial in Springfield cemetery. Foust lived in High Point 20 years and was highly regarded. Pallbearers Edgar Whitener W P Jester George Henderson John W Hedrick James R Young Charles Embler. Flowerbearers are granddaughters Gladys Foust Dorothy Perdue Virginia Perdue Mrs Carl Myers Mrs H M Perdue and Mamie Perdue.
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Austin Eaird Foust
West
Davis Street
Cloverdale
the Reformed Church
Milton Whitener
Whitener
Springfield
Foust
High Point
Edgar Whitener
W. P. Jester
George Henderson
John W. Hedrick
James R. Young
Charles Embler
Gladys Foust
Dorothy Perdue
Virginia Perdue
Carl Myers
H. M. Perdue
Mamie Perdue
Funeral Services For Mrs Wall Conducted
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Virginia Wall who died suddenly at her Myrtle Avenue home were held yesterday at 3 30 pm at Muirs chapel with Rev Powell officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were C D Phifer C B Collins M F Smith N E Nelson J W Patton and W F Clary. Flower bearers were Mrs Flora Smith Mrs C D Phifer and Misses Alice Bryant and Mary Jane Jones.
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Eliza Virginia Wall
Myrtle Avenue
Muirs Chapel
Mr. Powell
C. D. Phifer
C. B. Collins
M. F. Smith
N. E. Nelson
J. W. Patton
W. F. Clary
Flora Smith
Alice, Bryant
Mary Jane Jones
Emergency calls interrupt radio tests in London
Emergency calls interrupted radio world wide tests as English stations carried the broadcasts while the United States paused.
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United States
Earth Encircled Program Broadcasts Across Worlds
A week of international broadcasting tests opened with mixed reception as European and American stations linked briefly. Reports from Long Island to Lima described reception of foreign programs and a mysterious Eiffel Tower signal while warnings of ship traffic disruptions affected coast air time.
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New York
United States
Atlantic
Solvang
Vacuum
Delaware
America
London
Bournemouth
Daventry
England
Barcelona
Spain
Lima
Peru
Buenos
Radio Week Executive Committee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Philadelphia
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Eiffel
Chicago
New England
OAX
LOW
Buenos Aires
LOX
7EA
Madrid
Poindexter
Funeral Services For Mrs Horney Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Mar retta Leona Horney who died at her home on Anderson street after a long illness were held yesterday morning at Concord Methodist Randolph county. The service was led by Rev. Mr. Clay and Rev J M Hilliard, with burial in the church cemetery. Flower bearers included Miss Iane Lowe Miss Gladys Sprouse Miss Francis Walker Mrs William Pierce Mrs G A Culler Mrs Mary Pickett Mrs C A Wright and Mrs B W Franklin.
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Marretta Leona Horney
Anderson Street
Concord Methodist
Randolph County
Mr. Clay
J. M. Hilliard
Church
Iane Lowe
Gladys Sprouse
Francis Walker
William Pierce
G. A. Culler
Mary Pickett
C. A. Wright
B W. Franklin
Funeral Services For Mrs Miller Held At Hopewell
Funeral services for Mrs Susanna Miller who died Saturday at her daughter’s home near Fuller's Mill Randolph county were held at Hopewell Methodist church yesterday at 3 PM. Rev W R Harris officiated with burial in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Moore Brown Fuller Dem Myers Samuel Wall David Floyd and Thomas Floyd. A large crowd attended the services.
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Susanna Miller
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Wake Forest
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Henry G. Lane
Church of the Good Shepherd
Monumental Church
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Poe
Monumental
Virginia Commonwealth
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Col. House
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David Marshall
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Taylor
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