Beal Arrester May Trigger Sacco Vanzetti Debate Inlawrence
Massachusetts officials weigh warnings of a Sacco Vanzetti style case as labor organizer Fred E Beal faces extradition for a fugitive from North Carolina case. Beal’s arrest stems from a Gastonia conspiracy murder conviction with a 17 to 20 year sentence. He is to have an extradition hearing February 10 in Boston followed by a Lawrence court appearance. Dean Walsh warned radical agitators may use Beal’s case to press a persecution issue.
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League of Catholic Women
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Gastonia
N. C
Lawrence District Court
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Dean Walsh
South Braintree
Sacco
Vanzetti
U S Protests Japan Slaps In Nanking Incident
Washington reports Japan expressed regret over the slapping of John Allison, top American official in Nanking, by a Japanese sentry. Foreign Office spokesman said the incident seen as regrettable and noted the sending of apologies at high levels while Washington awaited a formal apology and settlement details.
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United States
Japan
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Nanking
M. Allison
Allison
Okyo
Foreign Office
John Allison
Americana
Joseph Jrew
Chinese Gains
Chinese forces reported gains in Shanghai sector as military activity continued. Correspondents note tactical advances and shifting frontline positions, with officials claiming progress against opposing units. Further details were expected on page two.
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Anghai
Labor Federation Debates Withdrawal From Artisan League
Fra, Jan 31. Executive Council of the Loan Federation of Labor resumes study of policy questions with President Green proposing withdrawal from the labor's artisan league. Critics denounce the league as a CIO front and note leadership ties to John L. chairman and the Industrial Organization committee as evidence of manipulation. The group suggests the league now merely backs President Roosevelt's re election.
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Commiter Industrial Organization
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CIO
Search continues for missing medical student Thomas Ly
VFIMORE Jan 31 A said today they had no in the search for Thomas Ly 24 medical student who ed ten days ago. Friends of expressed the fear overwork sparation for examinations are caused amnesia. He is not J B Gray mayor of A.
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Thomas Ly
J. B. Gray
Roosevelt's 56th Inaugural Anniversary Mail Drive Gathers Dimes
Washington January 1 The White House counts mail contributions to the Fund for In Paralysis drive as thousands of letters arrive over the weekend. Officials estimate about 280000 pieces of mail since the drive began and expect data at the White House to reflect more than $30000 in donations.
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Roosevelt
White House
Princess Gurrana Presents Heir For Dutch Throne
Princess Gurrana of the Netherlands has given birth to a daughter this morning. The newborn strengthens the line of Orange Nassau and Lippe Biesterfeld as potential third consecutive female monarchs of the Netherlands.
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Land of Tulips
Supreme Court Backs NLRB Hearings in Unfair Labor Practices
The Supreme Court upheld the right of the National Labor Relations Board to hold hearings to determine unfair labor practices under the Wagner Act. Justice Brandies delivered the opinion in two Bethlehem Shipbuilding and Newport News Shipbuilding cases, with no dissent. Cardozo did not participate due to illness. Reed was sworn in as Roosevelt’s second appointee after a brief ceremony.
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Princess Juliana's Daughter Born in Netherlands
Amsterdam notes the birth of Princess of Orange-Nassau and Princess of Lippe Biesterfeld a girl who may become a future queen. The proclamation from The Hague celebrates the event with royal colors and a note both mother and baby are doing well.
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Lippe Biesterfeld
North Carolina to conduct statewide unemployment survey
The State League of Municipalities will survey unemployment in February and March. Mayor Ben E. Douglas of Charlotte announced plans arranging a committee to prepare a statewide report on project types and their impact on the jobless and communities.
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N. C
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North Carolina
Ben E. Douglas
Charlotte
Lewis demands 3 million WPA jobs nationwide
John L. Lewis writes to all C I O units urging immediate action to open WPA rolls and provide 3,000,000 work relief jobs for the unemployed, warning of dire suffering unless the administration orders action. He requests Congress be notified to prompt immediate government relief.
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John L. Lewis
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Lewis
Congress
State plans new nursery near Brevard in Henderson County
State Forester J B Holmes announced today a new forest nursery will be established near Brevard in Henderson County to meet rising demand for seedlings and planting stock. Much work at the Henderson County nursery will be carried out by CCC enrollees in camp at Brevard.
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Brevard
Henderson County
Holmes
Department of Conservation and Development
CCC
Camp A Brevard
Southern Newspaper Publishers Set Annual Convention Dates
The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association will hold its annual convention May 30 31 and June 1 at a Biloxi Mississippi area resort. The site and dates were chosen by the board of directors after committee reports.
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Biloxi
Miss
Gets First Unemployment Compensation Check
David Rowan Tesh aged 38 of 415 East Russell Street receives High Point's first unemployment compensation check from interviewee J. E. Denton Jr. as staff from the local North Carolina State Employment Service look on in a celebratory scene.
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Russell Street
J. E. Denton, Jr
High Point
North Carolina State Employment Service Office
Tesh
Noah Davis
Joseph Snyder
J. A. Gawthrop
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Jewell P. Osborne
A. Lee Gibson
W. H. Currie
Consolidation Of State Colleges Nears Completion Says Graham
President Frank P. Graham told 63 University of North Carolina trustees in Raleigh that functional consolidation of the three units has reached a stage where the state is in a position to have one preeminent state university. By year end, duplication of schools and curricula will be eliminated except for the woman’s college, with efforts noted on improving student life.
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Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
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Hoey
Woman's College
Doctor Graham
Gardner Address Attracts North Carolina Leaders
O Max Gardner former governor and industrial counsel lor will address the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting at the Sheraton tonight at 6 30 with Capus Waynick introducing and Amos Kearns presiding. More than 800 guests expected plus civic and business leaders from High Point.
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Sheraton
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High Point
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David Rowan Tesh Receives First Compensation Check
David Rowan Tesh a 38 of 416 East Russell Street received the first High Point unemployment compensation check this morning at 8 30. He bought shoes and groceries with the funds and plans to return each Monday for future payments totaling 8 41. Twenty six others also received varied checks today as the unemployment office opened for the day and processed claims. Tesh filed his first claim January 3 and the process took 29 days from filing to payoff.
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Jake Harris
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High Point
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Enterprise
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J. E B. Denton, Jr
Thomasville Chair Company
Raleigh
Governor Hoey Frees Two Lifers on Parole
Raleigh North Carolina January 81 Governor Hoey has paroled George Davis and Lancey Sterling both serving life terms for first degree murder in New Hanover County. Convicted in 1920 the men were once to die but had their sentences commuted the following year. The killings occurred during a robbery and Hoey cited grave doubt about their guilt.
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N. C
George Davis
Lancey Sterling
Hoey
New Hanover County
Davis
Sterling
Five Escape From Sylva Jail In Night Break
A posse with bloodhounds searches the mountains and valleys for five prisoners who escaped Jackson county jail last night after stunning the jailer Mrs Homer Turpin says one man threw a blanket over her husband’s head and clubbed him before the five fled toward freedom.
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N. C
Jackson County
Homer Turpin
Anti Lynching Filibuster Quiet as Housing Bill Moves
The Senate paused the anti-lynching debate to advance housing legislation that would liberalize FHA mortgage insurance and cut interest rates for small and large loans. A conference report on housing, including the elimination of the prevailing wage amendment, was expected to spark controversy. Meanwhile the House naval committee pressed Roosevelt's eight hundred million dollar naval expansion plan with Admiral Leahy urging stronger sea power. Senate Judiciary members King and Austin signaled questions for Robert H. Jack.
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Bilbo
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Senator Lodge
R-Mass
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Roosevelt
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
United States
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D-Uteah
Austin
Robert H. Jack
Goga pledges no anti Jewish terror in Romania
Premier Octavian Goga stated there would be no acts of terrorism against Jews and no inhuman conduct as Romania tries to address the Jewish question. He echoed the king's pledge but kept his anti Semitic program intact, with rising economic and social pressure on Jewish citizens.
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Octavian Goga
Rumania
Carol
Romania
Goga
Commercia
Death of Sir James Crichton-Browne in Dumfries Scotland
London obituary notes the death of Sir James Crichton-Browne aged 97 in Dumfries Scotland. The Scottish brain surgeon was a fellow of the Academy of Medicine of New York and the Royal Society of Medicine and served as past president of the Medical Society of London.
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James Crichton-Browne
Dumfries
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Royal Society of Medicine
Medical Society of London
Cranium Crackers detective puzzle promises suspense
The Enterprise introduces a new Cranium Crackers feature designed to test readers’ investigative skills. Readers are invited to spot flaws in alibis and clues within the text to solve a murder mystery on page 8.
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