Government Steps In Threatening Steel War
Washington reports that the labor board seeks to enforce the national labor relations act against Jones and Laughlin to curb employer opposition as John L. Lewis pushes for a single steel workers union. The court previously held steel manufacture falls outside interstate commerce, delaying act enforcement.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Big Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Labor Board
Jones and Laughlin
Aliquippa, Pa
Couple Injured In Crash Of Cars Near Hickory
Hickory July 6. Mr. and Mrs. BE A. Shoryer linotype operators for the Goldsboro News Argus were injured in an auto wreck near here yesterday leaving the Goldsboro paper with only one operator. Mrs. Shoryer seriously hurt and her husband painfully injured when their machine crashed into one occupied by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lindsay of Nashville. The Lindsays were slightly hurt. The Goldsboro couple were rescued home after a weekend.
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Hickory
BE. A. Shoryer
Goldsboro
Stranded Ship Sima Receives Aid At Sea
The stranded Sima with 900 aboard received aid from the Russian vessel Orochon after grounding last Thursday off Omekotan island in the Kirile group north of Japan. The Orochon arrived to assist in rescue efforts as dawn broke over the scene.
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Tokyo
Sima
Omekotan Island
Kirile Group
Japan
Miss Betty Humphries Killed in Hit-Run Crash
Betty Humphries 65 of 335 South Wrenn street died in a local hospital after a hit and run crash while she attempted to cross at South Main and Russell yesterday afternoon. Another rider, Miss Lizzie Moss of Pinnacle, was injured but released from Guilford General hospital. Humphries operated a rooming house and is survived by her brother John H. Humphries. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 4 from Sechrest Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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South Main
Russell Streets
Lizzie Moss
Pinnacle
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Humphries
D. H. Webster
King
Asheboro
Richmond
Wrenn Street
B. R
Betty Williams Humphries
John H. Humphries
Winston-Salem
Sechrest
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
League Control Of Danzig Must End Says Greiser
Berlin dispatch reports Dr Arthur Karl Greiser president of the Danzig senate demanding end to sixteen years of League of Nations control over Danzig He pledged Danzig will not appear before the League again if internal affairs are questioned and claimed London and Geneva aim to provoke a sensational move to divert attention
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League of Nations
Free City of
Danzig
Arthur Karl Greiser
Greiser
League Assembly
Geneva
Sean Lester
League
Free Territory
Senate
Voelkischer Beobachter
London
Albert Forster
Free City
Trotter Probable Winner Air Race
Frank A. Trotter, veteran lighter-than-air pilot, appeared to win the 24th annual national balloon race. He flew the Goodyear entry from Akron and landed at Presho, South Dakota, about 885 miles from Denver after the Denver start.
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Colo
Frank A. Trotter
Totter
Goodyear
Akron
Ohio
Presho
Greensboro Youth Held As Fugitive
Edward Harding Jr an 18 year old from Greensboro North Carolina was held in 1000 bail as a fugitive from justice until July 10 Detectives J M Church and H W Brannock told Magistrate Henry Curran that Harding was charged with robbing Mrs Bethea wife of the West End Methodist pastor of Greensboro of 200 in jewelry
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New York
Edward Harding, Jr
Greensboro
N. C
J. M. Church
H. W. Brannock
Henry Curran
Harding
M. G. Bethea
West End Methodist Church of
Street Fighting Leaves 100 Injured In French Rioting
Paris witnessed violent street battles as nationalist demonstrators clashed with police after a memorial ceremony for the Unknown Soldier. Rioters in Champs Elysees hurled objects, 31 officers were injured, 16 nationalists were arrested, and scattered violence followed outbreaks in Douai and Nimes.
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Paris
Francois de la Rocque
Choix de Feu
Social
Popular Front
Leon Blum
Champs Elysees
Douai
Nimes
Townsend Calls Roosevelt Crazy and Threatens Uprising
Dr. Francis Townsend warned of a peaceful uprising that could depose Congress and the president if the Townsend Old Age Pension plan is not met. He said the movement might begin at the Cleveland national convention in two weeks and called lawmakers and the president stark crazy.
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Townsend
Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Francis E. Townsend
Congress
Townsend Old Age Pension Movement
Cleveland
Huey Grissom Lay Plans For Hot Campaign
In Raleigh on July 6 two veterans, Democrat Clyde R. Hoey and Republican William Grissom, laid groundwork for a heated North Carolina governorship race. Hoey, winner of a May primary, will shape his team and choose a state chairman, while Grissom touted a nationwide party network with 101 county managers and decades of GOP service.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
William Grissom
Hoey
Grissom
Bland
John Motley Morehead
Internal Revenue
State Republican Organization
Doctor Resumes Shaving After 52 Years Wait
Home Missouri July 6 Dr W D Vint sat in Theo dore Heckmans chair for his first shave in 52 years since 1844 in Chicago. He estimates he saved 800 by resisting razors and gives a curious tale of thrift.
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Home
W. D. Vint
Theodore Heckman
Chicago
Judge Hayes Sought After Skipped Hearing
Greensboro report says Judge Johnson J. Hayes failed to appear for a 2 pm hearing on the sale of the Security National Bank building in High Point. State Patrol and police scoured the area after word he left for Wake Forest around 1:30 pm. G. G. Galloway of Charlotte had bid 250000 cash for the building, contingent on the judge being located.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Wake Forest
Judge Hayes
Security National Bank
High Point
G. G. Galloway
Charlotte
Heavy Toll Is Claimed Among Holiday Seekers
The nation tallies 441 deaths over the Fourth of July weekend, led by 254 motor-vehicle fatalities and 103 drownings. Fireworks caused seven deaths. a blaze in Remsen, Iowa, leveled four blocks of business buildings, leaving fifteen families homeless.
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Associated Press
National Guardsmen
Remsen
Alleged Robber Nabbed by Randleman Police
Jamie Allred a 25 year old white man sought since Saturday on a highway robbery charge was arrested about 11 45 this morning by Chief R A Wike and Special Officer J D Wike. He was found hiding in a closet at his home and accused of holding up and assaulting Mr Gray and taking 15 dollars Saturday afternoon. An Asheboro posse had searched woods nearby before Allred’s capture inside the town corporate limits.
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Asheboro
Allred
Solution Sought In Strange Death
Redwood City July 6 authorities probe the mysterious death of Junius Craven 35 art director and critic found Saturday at the foot of an ocean beach to uncover his recent activities and possible cause.
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Redwood City
Cal
Junius Craven
Ocean Beach
Gains Ground in Battle for Life
Birmingham July 6 August Kokal, 32, fought a bullet wound in a case police call a courageous defense of a woman companion from assault by a Negro. He was shot in the abdomen after resisting a gunman's command to alight from an automobile with the woman.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kokal
End Sanctions Against Italy Set for July 15
Geneva July 6 The League of Nations coordinating committee adopted a resolution fixing July 15 as the date to suspend economic and financial sanctions on Italy. The motion passed unanimously and will go to the assembly for final action. Vasconcelos noted sanctions were not negligible but cited trade losses and Italy’s falling gold reserves as proof of impact. He said future actions could be more successful as they consider dropping penalties nine months after their initial vote. Emperor Haile Selassie traveled to London empty handed as delegates shifted to league reform discussions.
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Geneva
League of Nations Coordinating Committee
Italy
League Assembly
Augusto Vasconcelos
Portugal
League of Nations Committee
Vasconcellos
League
Vasoncellos
Haile Selassie
London
New Speed Record Set On Salt Flats
Capt. George Byston of England drove a shark-nosed Rolls Royce car at Bonneville Salt Flats to cover 162.5 miles in one hour, setting a new world speed record and surpassing his prior 169.3 mph mark as AA A timers recorded the run.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
George Byston
Byston
American Automobile Association
Weekend toll of 13 violent deaths reported in North Carolina
North Carolina records 13 violent deaths over the weekend including three air crash victims near Manteo. Victims include Garnett T. Tompkin a 36 year old Norfolk pilot and his two companions Melvin Sawyer 23 East Lake and Albert Murray Gard 25 Manns Harbor.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Manteo
Garnett T. Tompkin
Norfolk
Melvin D. Sawyer
East Lake
Albert Murray Gard
Manns Harbor
Norfolk Hospital
Albert Taylor
Wilson
Lucas
Lucama
George Dennis
Albemarle
Herbert Lee Saunders
Lenoir
Alvin Whitaker
Baltimore
Morganton
Henry Reeves
Harnett County
Dunn
Gilmer Johnson
Mr. Airy
Angus Burns
Fayetteville
Charles Stines
Hot Springs
Billy James Smith
Bayboro
New Bern
Fred Davenport
Charles Bray
Merritt
Warning Given Gold Rushers in Indiana
An heir to 213 500 buried on a recluse farm warned off treasure seekers. Seventeen claimants were cut out when Henry Iwers left the property to cousins Louis and Mrs. Voss. The cousins posted as guard and vowed to deter diggers, while claimants filed a suit to break the will via attorney J C France alleging improper care of Iwers before death.
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Tipton
Henry Iwers
Louis Voss
Voss
J. C. France
Insurance Man Samuel Mauldin Dies in Asheville
Samuel S. Mauldin, a 60 year old insurance man and Greenville, South Carolina native, died in Asheville after a brief illness yesterday. He was a resident of Asheville at the time of his death.
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Asheville
Samuel
Mauldin
Greenville
8. C
Minister Proud Of Being Accused As Night Rider
In Whiteville a Clarendon minister, Rev. George R. Hunt, denied ties to a night riders group yet called the accusation an honor. A mass meeting of about a hundred leading citizens pledged support for law and order as Hunt urged cleansing of undesirables amid Amens.
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Whiteville
Clarendon
George R. Hunt
Hunt
Grov
Er C. Hinson
Law
Hinson
Clyde Hoey Schedules Campaign Tour Amid Tax Debate
In Charlotte on July 6 Clyde R Hoey the longtime politician and frequent campaigner was described as the state s silver robed orator. The piece notes his decades of campaigning and a history of declining offers for high office while facing Ralph Donald in a tax debate and a 60 000 over 33 year old challenger.
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Charlotte
Clyde R. Hoey
U.S
O. Max Gar
Ralph Donald
Wade concedes defeat in North Carolina primary runoff
Stacey W. Wade, North Carolina secretary of state, concedes defeat to Thad A. Eure in Saturday's run off Democratic primary. Wade thanks supporters and pledges continued loyalty to the Democratic party as a private citizen after four years in office.
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Wade Raleigh
Stacey W. Wade
Thad A. Eure
Wade
Democratic Party
North Carolina Nomination Returns Add to Busy Ballot
Early returns from 1,765 of 1,858 precincts show McDonald leading with 208 738 votes for governor while Hoey trails at 22 and Ehringhaus ally Grady finishes behind Horton in lieutenant governor race. Secretary of state contest narrows with Wade ahead of Eure as election tightens statewide.
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Hoey
House of Representatives
Senate
Shelby
Gore
Ornor J. C. B. Ehringhaus Gardner
Paul Grady
Kenley
Spea
W. P. Horton
Pittsburgh
Grady
Thad Eure
Stacey W. W
Wade
Death Sentence Is Given 17 In Jap Rebellion
A Tokyo special court martial sentenced 17 of the February 26 rebellion to death and five others to life imprisonment. Eight non commissioned officers and eight civilians received prison terms from 18 months to 15 years. The premier Admiral Keisa Okaba narrowly escaped assassination. three others were killed.
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Tokyo
Keisa Okaba
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