Italy Sees War as Only Solution in Ethiopian Crisis
The Giornale D Italia states no diplomatic settlement can end the Italo Ethiopian clash, asserting mobilization of two new divisions and 250000 troops total for East Africa. Thousands of Blackshirt volunteers rush to join a new division as Mussolini eyes Africa but may stay in Rome amid ongoing European duties.
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Rome
Giornale D
Italia
Italy
East Africa
Eritrea
Somaliland
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Sila
I Duce
Mussolini
Il Duce
Crown Prince
Humbert
East
Africa
Guardsmen Patrol S C Textile Town After Union Strike
National Guardsmen took over order in Pelzer South Carolina as the United Textile Workers strike escalated. About 60 guardsmen from Greenville were on patrol at Pelzer Manufacturing mills by 7 am. The strike involved roughly 300 union members and caused four Pelzer plants employing 1,500 workers to pause operations. The guard presence eased tension between union members and pro-management groups.
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Olin D. Johnston
118Th Infantry
Greenville
Pelzer Manufacturing Company
W. A. Clamp
J. F. Blackmon
Edward Hughes
National Guard
United Textile Workers Local Union
Ump
Smith
P. H. Ross
National Guardsmen
Clamp Describs
Good Will Association
L. C. Cole
J. L. Bernard
Nard
Hoosac Mills Loss Upheld as Processing Tax Ruled Unconstitutional
The U S Court of Appeals divided over the Agricultural Adjustment Act tax processing. Hoosac Mills challenged $81,694 in taxes seeking recovery, arguing unconstitutionality. Judge Morris concurred with a 23 page decision. Judge Bingham dissented. the case is part of a broader tax dispute affecting Bedford mills and Fall Corporation.
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Boston
United States Court of Appeals
Hoosac
Bishep. J. Bester
Hoosac Mills
A. A
Scott Wilson
George F. Morris
Hampshire
George H. Bingham
Circuit Court
Bedford Mills
United States
Carri
United States Supreme
District Court
Abandonment Planned for Farm and Home Week
Raleigh July 16 officials announced the cancellation of this year’s Farm and Home Week at North Carolina State College after discussions with college physician Dr. A C Campbell. The event had already been postponed once due to a polio outbreak in the area.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
A. C. Campbell
Dainard Believed To Be Man Sought For Killing Officers
Tacoma reporters describe a man suspected in the bank robbery and the killings of Chief Frank Chadwick and Patrolman Harry Storem. Fugitives flee as justice agents join the search through Puyallup valley brush. The suspect is linked to William Dainard with a birthmark noted and a possible sighting in Centralia.
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Dainard
Department of Justice
Washington State
Tacoma
Wash
Puyallup
George Ith
Frank Chadwick
Harry W. Storem
Justice Department
Mahan
Ernie Yoris
King County
Seattle
Otting State Bank
Chadwick
Storem
John Urden
Urden
Buckley
Centralis
Jastram
Beaufort County Opens First Liquor Store
Washington July 16 187 cost opened Beaufort County's first liquor store by noon 187 customers bought $127.45 of liquor. The store was delayed until 10:30 a m awaiting a federal license.
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Washington
Beaufort County
Ethiopia Mobilizes Defenses in Addis Ababa Amid Emergency
Official circles disclosed that Ethiopia has begun extensive defensive military preparations in Addis Ababa to meet an emergency.
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Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Loan Cancelled by Ickes on PWA Grant
Secretary Ickes cancelled a $95,000 PWA loan grant to Winstone Salem North Carolina for paying due to delay by the applicant in executing the loan and grant agreement. The action was announced from Washington on July 16.
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Washington
Ickes
PWA
Winstone Salem
N. C
American Fined After Brief Jail Stay
An American was fined last night and spent the night in jail. He was released today after paying a fine of 50 marks about $20.
Rape on Stand in Own Defense in Mecklen burg Trial
In Charlotte on July 16 R C Rape defense witness said he did not abuse two Negro detainees at a state prison camp. He claimed adequate bedding and multiple fires in punishment cells. Co defendants include H C Little and Dr C C McLaughlin. Five men faced charges. several acquittals directed. remaining counts include assault with intent to kill and neglect of duty.
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H. C. Little
C. C. McLaughlin
Wilson Warlick
J. W.W
T. M. Gordon
Warlick
Heavy Rainfall Deluges Goldsboro in July Totals
Goldsboro records 4.58 inches of rain in the 24 hours ending 8 a m today the heaviest fall of the year and raises the July total to 7.82 inches.
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Goldsboro
Charlotte
Weather Bureau
L& Asheville
Atlanta
Auguste
Birmingham
Charleston
Chicago
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Galveston
Saber Greensboro
Ville
Miami
New York
Raleigh
San Antonio
San Francisco
Washington
Brewster Center Of Testimony On Lobbying In Utilities Bill
Washington July 16 Rep Brewster Republican Maine gave testim ony that he could secure 25 Republican votes in the House for the abolition provision in the utilities bill. Rankin and Maverick testified to the House rules committee investigating lobbying on the measure. Brewster later voted against the abolition provision. Maverick said Brewster assured support for abolition and was invited to a supporters meeting. Rankin reported telephone wire tapping by telephone companies said to be allied with power interests. he asked for records to be searched.
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Washington
Brewster
R. Me
House
House Rules Committee
Rankin
D-Miss
Maverick
Texas
Roosevelt
Thomas G. Corcoran
RFC
Passamaquoddy
Maine
Justice
Communications Commission
Supreme Court
Senate
Rep
R-Me
Thomas Corcoran
Five Students Die in Tabasco Clash at Villa Hermosa
Five students are killed and two state deputies wounded after clashes in Villa Hermosa Tabasco between student opponents and Garrido Canabal supporters. Telegrams claim machine gun fire from Garrido and Lastra followers. officials promise investigation. Representatives pledge action while students seek protection in the federal garrison.
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Mexico City
Villa Hermosa
Tabasco
Tomas Garrido Canabal
Manuel Lastra Ortiz
Red Shirt
Rodolfo Brito Foucher
Garrido
Lastra
Garridon
Antonio Garcia
Miguel Serrano
Lazaro Cardenas
Jalisco
Louis I. Rodriguez
National Palace
Guadalajara
Cardenas
Greene County Alcoholic Control Board Appointed
Snow Hill July 16 The Greene county alcoholic control board was appointed last night to consist of M. C. Lassiter of Snow Hill W E B Lang of Walstonburg and Geo D Allen of Mookerton The board is expected to meet soon to plan opening of stores but no indemnity bond has been posted.
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Snow Hill
Greene County Alcoholic Control Board
M. C. Lassiter
W. E B. Lang
Walstonburg
Geo. D. Allen
Mookerton
House Debates Early Adjournment And Tax Legislation
Washington July 16 reports say the New Deal seeks to shield AAA funding after a Boston circuit court ruling finds processing taxes unconstitutional. Senate moves aim to bar court challenges while House probes lobbying on the utility holding company bill with testimony about abolition timelines and pressure tactics.
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Washington
Congress
New Deal
AAA
Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Secretaries and roads demand caution in 1940s rhetoric
Beverly Hills columnist records Pat Hurley and a critic railing against perceived threats to free American institutions and the Constitution while mocking changes in political campaigning and luxury cars. The note frames concern about government power and freedom amid a carnival of anti authoritarian sentiment.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Pat Hurley
Pat
North Carolina Polio Cases Decline Slightly
The North Carolina health board reports six new infantile paralysis cases, with Johnston and Wake counties each adding two and single cases from Duplin and Guilford. Nationwide this year totals 381 cases with ten deaths in June, continuing a east-central concentration of the disease and reporting some unofficial fatalities this month.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Johnston
Wake Counties
Duplin
Guilford
Vital Statistics Office
The
Board of Health
Auto deaths rise to 76 in June North Carolina
Raleigh report shows June auto accidents killed 76 people in North Carolina up 13 from a year earlier. Drownings totaled 27, self-inflicted deaths 22, airplane crashes 1, and rail accidents 11. Total deaths 2 963. births 6 828. Tuberculosis 170 and cancer 166. pellagra 177 fatalities.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Health Today
Anti Jewish rioting erupts in Berlin over state caution
Berlin reports show last night’s anti Jewish riots along Kurfürstendamm provoked a police warning to deter dark elements bent on anti-government agitation. Nazi units aided police to restore order while editor Barran Fry described brutal assaults on Jewish residents during the disturbances.
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Berlin
Jallawst Aamanstestiana An
Ae Mivnon
Kurfuerstendamm
Polic
Barrlan Fry
The
Living Age
Tax relief blocks city revenue on ruling for twelve firms
In Springfield the U S district court issued a temporary order blocking the government from collecting taxes from twelve firms including Central and Southern Milling and eleven other companies. The ruling holds that the tax collection is unconstitutional under the current interpretation.
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Springfield
U. S
Central
Southern Iitin
Leaders Give Way For Profit Taking in Market Session
New York traders faced a two minded day as specialties drew buyers while leaders retreated amid moderate profit taking. The list opened steady but resisting levels remained hard to surmount with rail, steel and equipment firms showing little strength and some soft spots appearing.
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New York
Np Earry
Weather report for North and South Carolina with unsettled conditions
The bulletin notes oral reports of thundershowers along the coast this afternoon or tonight, with north and central portions experiencing variable winds. Tonight and Wednesday are expected to be generally fair except for showers in the extreme south, and winds shift from northwest to northerly as a southerly wind potential moves inland.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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Pelzer
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Anderson County
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