Reichstag to get Hitler accounting on second revolution
Berlin July 10 AP Chancellor Hitler will open the National Reichstag Friday for a formal accounting of the June 30 purge and the second revolution. Goebbels will speak tonight on how other countries view the Cleansing. Debate in circles centers on whether Hitler will address church questions in his remarks.
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Paul Joseph Goebbels
Textile Strike Looms in Alabama Mills
Huntsville Alabama July 10 The Times reports about 30 000 textile workers in Alabama mills vote to strike with a Birmingham meeting to set a start date The strike seeks shorter hours pay raises and better working conditions United Textile Workers of America expects to back the action with 356 000 state workers and 90 percent union representation The Birmingham meeting will fix a date if operators fail to meet demands
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United Textile Workers of America
Albert W. Cox
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NRA
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Hoboes Burned In Derailment Disaster At Morrisville
A Southern Railway freight train derailed in Morrisville North Carolina injuring and possibly killing hoboes. Thirty seven of sixty one cars derailed with six tank cars erupting in flames. Two youths escaped as flames spread, property losses mounted and crews worked to control the fire and restore tracks.
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Durham
L. W. Waring
Wake County
Sam Berry
Dorchester
D. C
Hezekiah Nichols
Andrew Nichols
Gibson
Clemon Nichols
Bill Mitchell J
Larry Lynn
R. 8. Dodd
Dodd
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Raleigh
Seaboard Air Line
Northfolk Southern Railroad
Nazis raid bring 70 arrests in Konstanz area drive
Nazi secret police with storm troopers arrested 70 people near Karlsruhe and Konstanz in a broad crackdown on communism. Authorities said searches uncovered large quantities of subversive literature in several houses as part of the campaign.
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Here
Konstanz
Anglo French Understanding Reported After Talks
London July 10 acting Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin voiced assurances of a friendlier Anglo French relation to Louis Barthou during two days of talks. An official statement said conversations clarified each side's views on mutual security in eastern Europe disarmament and the 1935 naval conference. Barthou reportedly replied that relations have never been more cordial or mutually valuable for European peace.
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France
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Louis Barthou
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Bridges Relieved of Tolls At Noon
In Raleigh on July 10, Charlies Ross of the highway commission said the Wrightsville Beach causeway and the Atlantic Beach and Morehead City bridge would be toll free at noon after the state paid $65,000 for the Wrightsville Beach structure. Shore Acres owners signed deeds transferring the bridge and 50 foot right of way to the state.
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Sparrow found dead as nest string twists neck
In Annapolis a sparrow hanged from a Main Street building cornice after a string she collected for nests became tangled around its neck. The string hooked on the cornice and tightened, leaving the bird suspended.
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Weather Forecast by States and Coastal Winds
North Carolina mostly fair tonight and Wednesday with possible showers on the northeast coast. South Carolina generally fair to Wednesday. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville moderate northeast and north, overcast with likely showers in extreme north. Sandy Hook to Hatteras moderate easterly winds, overcast, with occasional showers in the south portion.
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Jacksonville
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Goebbels Addresses World Press in Berlin Riot Act
Nazi Propaganda Minister Goebbels denounces foreign media as baseless liars in a global broadcast condemning press campaigns against Germany. He portrays June 30 as a quiet day and credits Hitler with averting revolt and saving Germany and the world from catastrophe.
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State relief headquarters bids put off until later meeting
Columbia July 10. Applications from six cities for the state relief headquarters will not be acted on by the state council until a later meeting this month. Routine business was handled at yesterday's council session.
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8. C
State Council
Paraguay Claims Victory in Chaco War
Asuncion reports jubilant belief of a decisive Paraguayan breakthrough in the Chaco conflict. Paraguay claims taking the third Bolivian defensive line before Fort Ballivian and advancing toward Guadalla after breaches in two Bolivian positions. A Bolivian communique says the assault was checked after piercing an outer line. one Paraguayan plane reportedly shot down and three others fled.
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Eorns
Seek Missing Million
Seattle July 10. The eccentric old lady who stole soap and hid it in $1,000 bills began the administrator of Sarah E Smith-Scollard estate on a nationwide chase for missing millions. Wilmon Tucker appointed administrator as probate begins for this peculiar will with nominal bequests and a broad heirs clause.
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Sarah E. Smith-Scollard
United States
Canada
Wilmon Tucker
Fitzpatrick
Tragic Cuinidge Bridge Keeper Dies In Fall
David Lindsay 64, keeper of the Cuinidge bridge at Currituck, is killed when the draw spans flights after bolts for gears were severed. Five workmen, accused of criminal negligence, are jailed with $2000 bonds as investigators probe the incident.
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Lindsay
Melville Poole
Linsay
Ray Midgett
R. Woodard
North Carolina to Hold Summer Institutes for School Janitors
The state school commission will run short courses for janitors this month. White janitors will attend at North Carolina State College July 16 to 21 in Raleigh, while Negro janitors meet in Greensboro July 23 to 28. Topics include heating and plumbing operation, economical firing, building care, and fire hazard elimination.
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North Carolina
State School Commission
N. C
Fortson Signs as Pro with Charlotte Ameri can League Team
Nelson Fortson of Asheville a 200 pound former University of South Carolina guard signed to play professional football with the Charlotte team in the American league.
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Charlotte
Nelson Fortson
Asheville
University of South Carolina
Sharp Increase In Steel Shipments
New York July 10 Shipments of finished products by the U S Steel Corp in June totaled 985 337 tons an increase of 240 274 tons. May shipments were 745 063 tons and June 1933 603 937 tons. For six months ended June 30 shipments totaled 3 678 896 tons versus 2 212 420 tons in the first half of 1933. The June gain of 381 400 tons over June 1933 was among the year s largest increases.
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U. S. Steel Corp
Blushing Groom Blushes in Quincy Marriage Notes
City Clerk Emery L. Crane reports brides rarely blush when applying for marriage intentions while grooms show unexpected blushes and stuttering.
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Mass
Emery L. Crane
Crane
Will Rogers Says Germany Seeks Peace But Threats Continue
In Santa Monica July a Rogers column notes Hess speaking for Hitler asking France to stop fighting as Roosevelt visits the Virgin Islands and promises a distillery. The piece blends humorous commentary with wartime sentiment and lingering tensions in Europe.
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Germany
Hess
Hitler
France
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Virgin Islands
Mr. Hoover
Virgins
Escaped Convicts Held For Slaying in North Carolina
Hal TC Routh a 38 year old Standard Oil manager was fatally shot at his home in Sider City North Carolina. Two escaped convicts Harry Baxter and John D Willis were captured and reportedly confessed to the shooting. They allegedly asked Routh to take them out of town in his automobile and when refused he drew a pistol prompting the shooting. Baxter fired a 30 30 rifle and Willis helped in the escape. The victims and suspects are connected to prior prison escapes and other incidents in Chatham Randolph and Cabarrus counties. The two convicts were moved to Raleigh state prison and faces further court action. Routh is survived by his widow and three children. Baxter and Willis are held pending October term of Chatham Superior Court.
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N.C
Hal TC Routh
Routh
Standard Oil Company
Harry Baxter
John D. Willis
Chatham County Road
Baxter
Willis
State
Raleigh
G. H. Andrews
Chatham County
Andrews
Grady Bower
Randolph County
Chatham Superior
Cabarrus County
Gaston County
Winston Man Sentenced for Assaulting Officer in Drag
Aubrey Pinnix received a three to five year term after a jury convicted him of assault with intent to kill Motor cycle Officer G W P Randleman. The officer was dragged for several blocks and permanently injured when caught by the coat on the car’s running board on April 24 in Winston-Salem.
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Aubrey Pinnix
G. W. P. Randleman
Pinnix
Prisoner escapes at baseball game in Raleigh camp
In Raleigh on July 10 a long fly ball at Polk county highway prison camp sparked an escape as Dallas Brown, an inmate serving 18 months for breaking and entering in Alamance county, outran the game to flee. Another inmate, Chief Jenkins, serving 30 days for larceny in Greensboro, also slipped away from Guilford camp while guards were momentarily inattentive.
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Polk County Highway
Dallas Brown
Dallas
Alamance County
Chief Jenkins
Greensboro
Guilford Camp
Hollywood Reconsiders Old Morals Code Under Hays
Hollywood returns to a nearly forgotten code of morals as Will Hays defends the industry amid criticism from religious groups. The former head rejects resignation and notes the code once guided productions, while the film world reexamines depictions of nudity drug trafficking profanity and criminal glorification.
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Will H. Hays
New York
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Hays
Tragic Robin Hangs by String From Tree Branch
Workmen in Pittsburgh discover a dead robin suspended by string from a tree branch. They conclude the bird attempted to reach its nest with the string and was strangled during the attempt.
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