Hitler Crushes Revolt as Opponents Die in Purge
Berlin reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler eliminates opposition with swift retaliation. Kurt Von Schleichter and wife shot. Ernst Boehm, a Nazi captain, dies after alleged conspiracy. Heinrich Klausmer of Catholic Action slain by a trooper.Continued on page 7. Washington reports retirement pension bill for railroad workers approved. The act creates a three member railroad retirement board and sets 65 as eligibility, with pensions based on service and pay.
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Louis Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Third Reich
Kurt von Sehleichter
Ernst Boehm
Long Hitler
Storm
Washington
Burrus Wins Guilford Democratic Senate Nomination
Dr. Burrus captured a decisive win in Guilford county with a 991 vote majority amid a record total turnout in High Point. He leads Capus M. W. after a three candidate primary, carried High Point by 2 666 to 1 675, and thanked supporters while eyeing a possible gubernatorial run in 1936.
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Burrus
Mary
Capus M. W
Senate
Guilford County
High Point
General Assembly
Waygick
Waynick
Dr. Burrus
Burras
Enterprise
SAPP HURT IN RACIAL ARMED ROBBERY AT FILLING STATION
Mike Sapp brother of Odell Sapp, former UNC assistant coach, was slightly wounded when a Negro bandit robbed the filling station where Sapp worked. Sapp reportedly struggled with the robber after being shot, and the bandit escaped with a small amount of money.
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Winston-Salem
Mike Sapp
Odell Sapp
University of North Carolina
Sapp
MacMillan Wins Damages Against Premier Brownlee
Vivian MacMillan, the Edmonton stenographer who accused Premier J B Brownlee of seduction, won 10000 in damages. The jury also awarded 5000 to her father Allan MacMillan in the civil action.
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Edmonton
Alta
Vivian MacMillan
J. B. Brownlee
Alan MacMillan
Petition circulates among Waverly Mills strikers
Union leaders announced a petition was circulating among striking workers at Waverly mills in Laurinburg asking those willing to return to work to sign. Mill management offered no comment on the circulating petition.
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Laurinburg
Waverly Mills
Eagles Rename Rocky Mount in State House Race
Eagles from Edgecombe County in Rocky Mount seek a seat in the June Democratic primary. The group gave no statement on tax policy.
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Eagles
Rocky Mount
House of Representatives
Edgecombe County
Five-man board to study U.S. aeronautical needs
President Roosevelt names Clark Howell Sr Jerome C Hunsaker Edward P Warner Franklin K Lane Jr and Albert J Berres to a five member commission to study national aviation needs from commercial and defense perspectives. The panel will hold hearings and private investigations and report to Congress with legislative recommendations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Uniteds
Clark Howell
Franklin K. Lane, Jr
California
Secretary of the Interior
Albert J. Berres
Congress
Weather forecast by states reports scattered showers
Weather bureau records show North Carolina with showers Sunday and likely Monday. South Carolina expected partly cloudy with showers in the north and west on Sunday and Monday. Washington reports temperature and rainfall data for 24 hours ending at midnight in key cotton growing regions.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ford Company Accepts NRA Code On Autos
Henry Ford's company certified to NRA Blue Eagle compliance for ongoing and future auto production. A revised unsigned letter from Ford was approved by a Detroit official and returned for signing by a responsible officer. The move enables Ford to bid on government contracts as arranged by Harry Woodring and Rep. Kvale Fi.
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William L. Brale
Associated Press
Washington
Henry Ford
Motor Company Today
Hugh S.S. Johnson
NRA
Ford Motor Company
Johnson
Detroit
Ford Company
Industralist
Ford
Harry 0. Woodring
Kvale Fi
Upheaval in Germany as Hitler Clamps Down
Chancellor Adolf Hitler consolidates power amid a swift purge within the Nazi ranks. Troops and guards enforce a tense atmosphere across Germany as he eliminates rivals from monarchists Catholic action and left wing stormtroopers, preserving undisputed control for now.
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Germany
National
Hitler
Catholic Action
Storm
Dillinger Leads Bank Raid in South Bend
A gang led by John Dillinger raided Merchant's National Bank in South Bend Indiana and escaped with 28439 after a gun battle that killed Officer Harold Wagner and wounded four others including P G Stahley Jake Soloman Delos N Coen and Samuel Toth. The robbers fled in a car after a street pursuit.
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South Bend
Ind
John Dillinger
Ots
Harold Wagner
P. G. Stahley
Birdsell Manufacturing Company
Jake Soloman
Delos N. Coen
Samuel Toth
Epworth
Soloman
Labor Board Named To Deal Firmly In All Controversies
President Roosevelt creates a national labor relations board on a firm statutory basis and names Lloyd Garrison as chairman along with Alvin Millis and Win Smith. The three will head regional boards and handle labor disputes, discharge cases, and voluntary arbitration with the old board dissolving July 9. Frances Perkins predicts clearer referral of labor disputes to the new body and eliminates duplication with the conciliation service.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
Lloyd Garrison
Wisconsin
Alvin Millis
Illinois
Win
Smith
Massachusetts
Alll
Senator Wagner
New York
Department of Labor
United States of America
Frances Perkins
Rousseau is Named Judge Over Burke
In North Carolina runoff returns from 60 of 56 precincts Burke trails Rousseau for the 17th district judgeship with 4 528 to 4 754 votes. Other results show Barden leading Hamilton in the 3rd district congressional race and Burrus winning Guilford county renomi nation for state senator. Mecklenburg and Forsyth counties report late runoffs for house seats with multiple candidates.
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Charlotte
Graham A. Barden
New Bern
Congress
Barden
Luther A. Hamilton
Morehead City
Julius A. Rousseau
Wilkes‘boro
J. Hayden Burke
Taylorsville
Burke
Rousseau
J. C. Little
T. W. Bickett, Jr
Bickett
Campus Waynick
High Point
J. T. Burrus
Guilford County
Burrus
Mecklenburg County
House of Representatives
Paul Ervin
William F. Scholl
Ed T. Tenissen
Joe Garibaldi
James B. Vogler
Mercer J. Blankenship
Jerrell
Thompson
Columbia County
Luther Ferrell
Forsyth
E. L. Hine
Lynchburg Man Elected President of Southern Textile Association
Culver Batson of Consolidated Textile Corporation in Lynchburg Va was chosen president at the 26th annual convention in Myrtle Beach S C John A McFall of Morgan Mills Laurinburg N C was named vice president and Fred L Still of Victory Monaghan Mills Greer S C became board chairman The group includes plant supervisors foremen and overseers in the southeastern textile industry
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Myrtle Beach
8. C
Culver Batson
Consolidated Textile Corporation
Lynchburg
Southern Textile Association
John A. McFall
Morgan Mills
Laurinburg
N. C
Fred L. Still
Victory Monagham Mills
Greer, S. C
Frederick M. Feiker
Washington
Textile Foundation
Lumber cost protection order endorsed by NRA
David T. Mason, former Lumber Code Authority executive, says NRA Administrative Order No. 941 sustains indefinite minimum cost‑protection prices for lumber and timber products. The order keeps prices set by the emergency June order, aiming to fund payrolls and preserve employment amid low demand.
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Washington
David T. Mason
Lumber Code Authority
NRA
Johnson
State Ends Fiscal Year With Balanced Budget And Surplus
North Carolina closed its 1933 34 fiscal year with a balanced general fund budget and a highway fund surplus likely over 5 million dollars. Governor Ehringhaus said tax revenue and non tax receipts kept the general fund in balance, with expenditures well below appropriations and about 2 million available to cover a 4 million overdraft from the previous year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ehringhouse
Ehringhaus
Frank Dunlap
Anced
C. Max Gardner
Burlington Hosiery Mill Ordered to Restore Four Jobs
The Atlanta regional labor board recommended that Foster Knitting Company employees Woodrow Wilson Werner Hohl felt Theodore Milton H L Alc ox and J R Holbert be reinstated in their former roles. It found the discharged workers were likely targeted for union involvement and noted Holbert had already been reinstated. The company did not attend the hearing and claimed it had appealed to the National Labor Board.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Regional Labor Board Today
Foster Knitting Company, Inc
Burlington
N. C
Woodrow Wilson
Werner Hohlfelt
Theodore Milton
H. L. Alcox
J. R. Holbert
Holbert
T Company
National la Board
Roosevelt Names Five Man Commission to Oversee Stock Exchange
President Roosevelt named a five member commission dominated by liberal regulators to administer the stock exchange control act. Joseph P. Kennedy likely chairs for five years, with James M. Landis, George C. Matthews, Robert E. Healy, and Ferdinand Pecora named for staggered terms. The act becomes effective tomorrow except for margin provisions not in force until October 1.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York
George CC, Matthews
Wisconsin
James M. Landis
Massachusetts
Sel
The
Trade Commission
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Commission
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R. H. Hipplehe
Adolf Hit
Dillinger
Labor Board
C. M. Hauser
Hal Alspaugh
R. M. Cox
Forsyth County
Jphold Lumber Cost Protection
Lumber and
Timber Products Industries
Burlington Hosiery
Stock Mart
Oo Township
Burrus Bruce Center Grove
Clay
Friendship
Gibsonville
Gilmer
Ween
Greene
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