20 Jul 1935
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1935
Page
1
Berlin reports show effort to tighten Nazi control across Germany as they suppress Catholics Jews and war veterans. Authorities target Catholic clergy newspapers and youth groups while the steel helmets face diminished influence amid mounting state pressure.
At Chautauqua, Upton Sinclair argues EPIC is already being implemented by the government and constitutional. He cites government actions in manufacturing unemployment relief, land and factory purchase, and worker ownership through new corporations to ensure real work and democratic control for the jobless.
Reuters report notes Italy advances toward East Africa while Emperor Haile Selassie vows to defend Ethiopia to the last man. Tokyo voices protests over Italian hostility and Rome views the crisis with growing concern as officers receive wartime promotions.
Buncombe county commissioners planned a special election on a 256 cents school supplementary tax for Asheville. The board would set the election date after Judge Johnson said the 1935 school act requires calling an election when requested by the city school board.
Paris July 20 heavy police reinforcements were pressed into service to curb riots against Laval s economy cuts Thousands of war veterans and railway and government workers filled the opera house and streets shouting hang Laval and singing the Internationale The government ordered a ban but police mobile guards and mounted guards showed little action, treating the protests as a safety valve for critics.
A state official in Raleigh says every teacher who taught last year in North Carolina public schools will receive a 20 percent pay raise for the coming school year. New teachers starting this year may receive less. plans include a revised schedule to fund the increase.
Thor Solberg, Norwegian-American aviator, departed Last Minute News Flashes for Labrador on the third stage of his journey from New York to Bergen Norway. The report also notes Egypt to Addis Ababa protection of the British legation amid tensions over possible Italian Ethiopian war.
Wimbledon reports Ronald Budge anchors a U S win in the inter zone Davis Cup meet with teammate Henkel, as Teuton duo triumphs in a four set match with scores showing 7 5 6 1.
Senator Long of Louisiana confronts Roosevelt policy, labeling the administration tyrannical and Nero-like. He accuses Congress of ceding power, cites PWA funding cuts to Louisiana, and touts bond-issuing independence while urging support for Share Our Wealth and opposition to older pension schemes.
Three men injured in a plane crash near Wilson yesterday include pilot J. J. Wallace of Langley’s crossroads area, his nephew Frank Weaver, and passenger Carter Williams of Rocky Mount. Williams in serious condition, Wallace with broken nose and ribs, Weaver bruised with head and chest injuries. Both Wallace and Weaver treated at a local hospital.
Washington July 20 Government aid to crop reducing farmers faces legal challenge after Boston circuit court ruling. AAA pushes contract validation amid looming senate debate while lawmakers weigh tax, utility, and gold clause issues. Roosevelt sails Sequoia offshore as lobby probes continue.
Governor Ehringhaus appoints H L Wilson of Morganton to the board of directors for the North Carolina school for the deaf and dumb in Morganton. The July 20 appointment expands the leadership of the state institution.
Santa Monica dispatch notes lawyers departing a convention with mixed impressions. The piece mocks conventions as proposing little action and jokes about perspiring in heat while laments that lawyers and judges rule the country, with elected officials seen as clueless.
Heat wave persists across the eastern half of the country with storms. at least 35 deaths reported, including seven in Chicago. Temperatures hit 101 in South Bend and 100 in Columbus as storms in New England briefly eased conditions. Cooling showers provided temporary relief in Oklahoma, but forecasts warned against any significant decline in heat through the weekend.
Former King George of Greece has ordered an airliner to stand by at Croydon to fly him to Athens. Pilot Captain William Ledlie said he awaited instructions, with a Athens mayor arrival expected before a final decision. Major Levides commented that they know nothing beyond press reports.
The body of 24 year old Joseph Lawson of Mount Airy was found deceased beside the Pelham railroad tracks and sent home today for burial.
The Italian minister Count Vinel protested to the foreign office in Addis Ababa against Haile Selassie speech to parliament. The protest followed a bitter tone attributed to the emperor.
Emperor of Ethiopia warns the world that peace is at risk as Mussolini mobilizes forces on the Ethiopian border. He vows the empire will defend its territory to the last man, arguing Italy seeks war after years of failed conciliation.
Washington officials weigh keeping the tobacco control program under AAA or pursuing a separate bill. If the farm act fails, a separate tobacco measure and a sugar plan are possible. Senator Costigan has a ready alternative, while Rep Hancock discusses paths with President Roosevelt. About $48 million in processing taxes have been collected.
In Switzerland on July 20 a Dutch airliner crashed into trees near San Bernardino while en route from Frankfurt to Milan. Thirteen aboard were killed. two survivors were found as rescuers arrived. The passengers included Gerard and Virginia Phillips. nationalities of others varied among Dutch, English, German, and Swiss. The aircraft attempted a landing in a narrow valley amid fog and began to burn after impact.
In Raleigh on July 20 a blind newsdealer named Lee Stanley rejected a newspaper cut to imitate a dollar. A Black woman named Catherine Brown, 20, attempted the pass again last night and was confronted by Stanley who alerted police and the fake bill was found. She faces a police court hearing Monday.
Halifax county opens its first liquor store at Littleton yesterday and anticipates additional county openings. The Roanoke Rapids outlet marks a new era in regional retail alcohol sales with more locations planned soon.
Forecast notes gentle to moderate winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and Hatteras to Jacksonville with variable winds north portions and easterly winds south portions. Overcast skies tonight and Sunday with possible scattered showers especially north. Regional temperatures and rainfall data for the 24 hours ending 8 A M in major cotton growing districts.
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