Soil Conservation Program Set Up For N C Announced
Dr. J H Stallings announced the complete setup of the soil conservation program for North Carolina under the U S Department of Agriculture. Headquarters will be in High Point with 24 CCC camps across 23 counties forming the nucleus of local soil use programs.
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Piedmont N. C
North Carolina
United State’s Department of Agriculture
J. H. Stallings
Soil Conservation Service
High Point
Piedmont
Guilford
Alamance
Durham
Surry
Caswell
Forsyth
Granville
Rockingham
Anson
Davidson
Union
Richmond
Rowan and Iredell
Mecklenburg
Gaston
Cleveland
Catawba
Franklin and
Randolph
Harnett
Rutherfor
Ecwccc
Wadesboro
Greensboro
H. J. Thiel
W. A. Capers
W. H. M. Jenkins
Franklin
Guy F. Lane
W. T. Evans
Iredell
H. L. Boggs
O. Short
W. R. Hoots
Rutherford
Roosevelt Warns Against Covert Reform Push
The speaker denounces efforts to undermine the American democratic system by backers of planned economy while acknowledging sincere goals. He questions the wisdom and rights of those seeking to alter government covertly and hints at the national reaction to such reform attempts.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Critics Echo Backlash Against New Deal
In March 1933 a new President voiced confidence while detailing two years of Roosevelt rule. He charged the administration reversed pledges to cut expenditures and end government intervention, warned against production curtailment and economic nationalism, and opposed A A A regimentation. He condemned centralized planned economy as autocratic.
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Roosevelt
America
Europe
Three Way Campaign Aims at Polio Control Efforts
Doctors Reynolds Hubbard Leake and Dearing discuss a three way campaign to test a vaccine preventive experiment for poliomyelitis. Field surveys will seek cooperation of health authorities and nurses to contact every case and apply best treatment while urging public caution to avoid fatigue and crowded places.
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Reynolds
LeRoy W. Hubbard
Warm Springs Foundation
Hubbard
J. P. Leake
United States Public Health Service
W. Palmer Dearing
Boston
Washington
Leake
Hugh&. Cummings
GOP opens six state meet in Cleveland
The Pennsylvania resolutions committee size was altered by the Ohio Federation of Republican clubs led by Bender. Seven women were added to reach twelve, with votes on Pennsylvania decisions. Delegates arrived by special train led by Charles W. Carroll of Philadelphia, facing strong old guard representation and demands over committee selections.
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Sylvania
Pennsylvania Resolutions Committee
Ohio Federation of Repubican Clubs
Bender
Pennsylvania
General Resolutions Committee
Charles W. Carroll
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Old Guard
Old Guard
Bowman Gray Dies at 66 In Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray, longtime chairman of the board since 1931 and member of Winston-Salem's leading industrial trio Reynolds Gray Hanes, died. Born May 1 1874 to James A Gray Sr and Aurelia Bowman Gray, he studied at the University of North Carolina and rose from R J Reynolds salesman to president of the tobacco company before retirement to chairmanship. Survived by Aurelia Bowman Gray and several siblings including Mrs A H Galloway and Mrs Bess Gray Plumly of Winston-Salem.
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Aurelia Bowman Gray
A. H. Galloway
Bess Gray Plumly
Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray
Winston- Salem
Reynolds
Georgia
Baltimore
Tobacco Company
Mr. Gray
Misseer
Leftists Feared as French Groups Move Against Front
The royalist faction signaled a return to action by burning an effigy of Leftist Pierre Cot in Strassburg. Cot, ex minister of air and ally of Edouard Daladier, links up with the extreme left as peasant front leaders at Biaye hear Dorgeres urge action. Adrien Marquet warns that the hour for action nears at a Bordeaux meeting.
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Pierre Cot
Strassburg
Cot
Air
Edouard Daladier
Peasant Front
Biaye
Henri Dorgeres
Adrien Marquet
Doumergue
Bordeaux
Americans Wed in London Today
A wedding in London linked Hill, the groom aged 50, and his bride 39. The ceremony was followed by a taxi to a West End hotel. A formal announcement from the bride’s mother noted they would live at Richmond Hill in Irvington on the Hudson after December 1.
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West End
Hill
John Barnes
Richmond Hill
Irvington-On-The- Hudson
New York
Maurice Boyer
Bank of France
Robert Barnes
Madame Boyer
Gertrude Hill
Jurors to Try Officials in Winter Prison Neglect Case
Five defendants head to superior court on assault and negligence charges after a three day hearing. The case stems from alleged gangrene in a Negro inmate's feet while at a prison camp, with heat and possible self harm claims debated. Indictments by the grand jury set trial to begin today, with many witnesses expected from state prison, welfare, and legislative oversight.
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H. C. Little
R. C. Rape
J. A. Eady
T. M. Gordon
McLaughlin
Little
John W. Aitken
Raleigh
John G. Carpenter
J. Clyde Stancill
State
Bowman Gray dies leaving vast Reynolds holdings
Nathalie Lyons reports Bowman Gray of Reynolds company died aboard at sea after years as a working director. His estate includes 50,000 Reynolds stock shares and 150,000 Reynolds B shares valued around 12 million dollars, with a May Securities Commission salary figure of 24 thousand. Burial at sea requested for 7:40 Winston-Salem time.
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Nathalie Lyons
Baltimore
Bowman Jr
Reynolds Company
Gordon
New York City
Gray
Reynolda
Centera. Methodist Church
Bowman Gray
Reynolds
Reynolds B
Federal Securities Commission
R. J. Raynolds
James A. Gray
Winston-Salem
Cities Seek Share of State Liquor Revenue
North Carolina municipalities organized by the League of Municipalities push for local participation in state liquor revenue. They argue effective enforcement requires city police cooperation and that cities deserve a substantial profit share. officials anticipate state liquor control legislation next session and urge contacting lawmakers.
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North Carolina League of Municipalities
EB. M. Knox
High Point
League
The
North Carolina General Assembly
Yp Raleigh
Italy Expands Troop Deployment and Seaport Offer in Ethiopia
A Scheveningen conciliation panel discussed only border incidents as Italy pushes to settle the Ethiopia dispute. Deadlock arose over Italian demands to transport eyewitnesses by air to testify. Britain’s stance hardens Italian support, while the United States delays action under the Kellogg Briand pact amid Haile Selassie’s appeals. Military observers note Italy’s determination to proceed regardless of England.
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Ethiopia
Conciliation Commission
Scheveningen
Netherlands
Italy
Il Duce
England
United States
Washington
Haile Selassie
Ethiopian forces crush Italian advance at Adowa 1896
A British summary notes the first move from East Africa’s Eritrea and Somaliland aimed at Adewa. An Ethiopian army, numerically superior, defeated and crushed the Italian expedition in 1896 at Adowa.
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Eritrea
Somaliland
Adewa
Morgenthau Proposes Tax Plan Amid Debt Debate
Secretary Morgenthau advocates new taxes aimed at reducing the national debt without harming recovery. Republicans challenge the impact on debt, while Morgenthau privately submits revenue estimates based on Ways and Means rate schedules to the House group.
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Jekins
R-Obio
Morgenthau
Morgenthau details tax plan aims and wealth measures
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau testifies before the House tax subcommittee outlining Roosevelt's tax proposals. He distinguishes recommendations from estimates and notes inherited wealth and high income levies would raise federal receipts, stressing ability to pay and reshaping the tax structure toward fairness.
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White House
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Congress
Rankin Demands Senate Probe Into Power Trust Lobbyists
Rankin accuses power lobbyists of influence peddling and calls on the Senate to summon all members of Congress for oath and disclosure. He questions utility stock ownership and secret meetings at the Mayflower hotel and urges lawmakers who represent the power trust as attorneys to resign or withdraw from Congress.
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Senate Committee
House
Senate
Congress
Rankin
Power Trust
Mayflower
National Congress
Dikes Burst Swallow Chinese Town Amid Flood Toll Rising
Severe flooding on the Yuen river in Changteh Hunan Province floods homes and inundates a Presbyterian mission and foreign missions including 12 American missionaries. Officials fear higher death toll as waters pour through inland China and continue to rise.
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Changteh
Hunan
China
Yuen River
Oity
A Presbyterian
Yangtse
Tral China
Hankow
Atkinkiang
44Th St
New York
Inland
Philadelphia
Wement
Otte
Missionaries Endangered as Yanktse Flood Threatens Shasi Port
Three groups of Asian missionaries were in grave danger as the Yanktse river flooded dykes protecting Shasi, a strategic port in southern China. The deluge imperils the city and its surrounding region.
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Nanking
China
Shasi
Senate Delays Holding Company Bill Amid Party Negotiations
In a heated session the fight over the utility holding company bill was postponed to later in the day or tomorrow. Senator Dieterich announced plans to move for Senate concurrence after a House version was amended to drop holding companies following a conference with sponsor Wheeler.
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Senate
Dieterich
D-Ill
Senate Con
House
Wheeler
D-Mont
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William Powell
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