Bonus Army Routed in Washington as Troops Withdrawn
Washington July 30 The bonus army was routed and federal troops began withdrawal to barracks normal conditions restored Gen Douglas MacArthur ordered troops back to their stations after 46 hours of clashes with bonus marchers in the capital One life was lost and upwards of 60 injured as police and troops reclaimed the streets amid gunfire and rioting
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Washigton
War Department
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Metropolitan Police
Treasury
Anacostia
MacArthur
Bonus
Governor Gardner Talks Mediation in Hosiery Strike
Governor O. Max Gardner arrived in High Point after a Raleigh conference with Jeffress and Captain Farmer to study the hosiery strike stalemate involving 6,000 idle workers since July 18. He planned further talks with local citizens and said he would see what can be done for the state before releasing any statement.
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C. Max Gardner
O. Max Gardner
High Point
Raleigh
Edwin Gill
E. B. Jeffress
Greensboro
State Highway Commission
Charles Farmer
State Highway Patrol
Capitol
Gardner Ha
Will W. Neal
Marior
State Highwa Commission
Chie
Will Says A Respectful View Of The Washington Pilgrimage
Special to The Enterprise Beverly Hills July 29. The writer argues the Washington pilgrimage was ill advised yet morally understandable as a lobbyist effort. He praises the 15 000 hungry men for their conduct despite hunger and criticizes those who would demonize or misrepresent them.
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HE Enterprise
Beverly Hills
Calif
Washington
Senate
Winborne Seen as Next North Carolina Democratic Chairman
In Raleigh on July 30 a rising conviction among state Democrats favors J Wallace Winborne of Marion to become the next state chairman. With Odus Mull due to vacate the post August 9, Winborne appears favored among ten contenders as the executive committee meets in Raleigh. The longtime Mason and eastern–western political figure is described as a leading state citizen and ally of Rob Reynolds.
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Raleigh
J. Wallace Winborne
Marion
North Carolina
Rob
Germans Set To Vote In Hair-Trigger Reich Election
More than 37 million voters prepare to decide the fate of Germany’s government as right wing Nazis led by Adolf Hitler and monarchist elements opposite the republican socialists and communists under Ernst Thaelmann contend for the nation’s future. The campaign has featured stark choices between monarchy, democracy, and Soviet alliances, with closing radio appeals from Karl Severing and Chancellor Von Papen.
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Berlin
Reich
Geros
Adolf Hitler
Ao Iceman
Franz von Papen
Junker
Kurt von Schleicher
Ernst Thaelmann
Hamburg
Russia
Karl Severing
von Papen
Severing
Evidence Completed In French Owons Case
Testimony wrapped up in Greensboro trial of Mrs. W E French and Bert Owens charged with trying to kill her husband. Judge Shaw scheduled two hours per side for final arguments and said the case could finish tonight if needed. Owens recalled for cross examination retold the night February 1 incident on a road near Greensboro with new details and admitted involvement in a July 9 grocery store robbery, denying possession of a pistol.
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Greensboro
N. C
W. E. French
Bert Owens
Thos. J. Shaw
French
Owens
Owens Automobile
Mself
Opening of the Tenth Olympiad in Los Angeles
At Los Angeles on July 30 the opening ceremony for the Games of the tenth Olympiad featured a parade of 39 nations led by Greece. Charles Curtis will proclaim the games open in the presence of President Hoover, with trumpets, choirs, a 2000-voice chorus, a 2000-piece band, a 20 cannon salute, and the Olympic torch blazing.
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Los Angeles
Charles Curtis
United States
Greece
Elis
B. C
Herbert Hoover
Curtis
Van Landingham Wins Biltmore Forest Women’s Invite
Charlotte player Dean Van Landingham defeats Mary Rogers of Jacksonville 5 and 4 in the finals to capture the Biltmore Forest Country club Women’s Invitation golf tournament. The report also notes a Davis Cup challenge in Paris with the United States doubles team facing France.
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Asheville
N. C
Dean van Landingham
Charlotte
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Mary Rogers
Jacksonville
Fifa
Roland Garros
Paris
America
France
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Henri Cochet
Jacques
Toto’) Brugnon
Explosion at Giant plant kills three at Hercules Powder
Three unidentified men were reported killed when an explosion demolished a mixer at the Giant plant of the Hercules Powder Company in California today. The incident occurred at the Hercules Powder Company facility near Giant. Authorities did not release names pending family notification.
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Cal
Hercules Powder Company
Mart Boom Continues as 36000 Return to Work
Idle machinery hums as about 36000 workers were reemployed in the past week with 2000 more to join next week. The stock market rose signaling renewed economic confidence while commodity prices and farm demand improve. gains were strongest in New England textiles and manufacturing with gradual readjustment under way.
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United Press
Times
New England
Far West
Pacific Coast
New York Stock Exchange
Russia braces for possible attack by Japan in Manchuria
Report from Harbin describes Soviet measures in Vladivostok and Kamchatka like fortifications, armored trains, tanks and aircraft arriving by rail. Troops train in gas masks and rifle fire while shelters are prepared. Soviet banks reduce staff as Manchuria interests are liquidated.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Vladivostok
Siberia
Japan
Kharbarovsk
Blagoeshchenok
Dickinson Opens Drive in Midwest
Senator L. J. Dickinson of Iowa kicks off Hoover reelection bid in the Midwest with a radio address attacking Democratic program as demagogic. He warns against class warfare and urges unity while contrasting Democratic promises with the party’s record on economy, tariff, farm relief, and waterways, targeting Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Chicago
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Midwest
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Glamorous Greta Heads for Europe
Greta Garbo Swedish film star sails from New York aboard the Gripsholm for a vacation in Sweden. Reporters are kept at bay by her bodyguard and customs officers as she departs. The ship carries 1000 passengers including Sweden's ambassador and nobility.
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New York
Greta Garbo
Sweden
Gripsholm
Miss Garbo
United States
William Willmar Bostrom
Fredrik Wachtmeister
Expulsion of Group Leader Triggers Fatal Shootings
G A Norman of Knoxville was expelled from the International Baby Chick Association and opened fire in the executive committee room, killing president Charles Sawyer of Hoytville and wounding secretary Reese V. Hicks of Kansas City before fatally shooting himself during the confrontation at the Milwaukee meeting. Sawyer died trying to shield Hicks.
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Milwaukee
International
G. A. Norman
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Sawyer
Hoytville
Ohio
Reese V. Hicks
Kansas City
Sawyer
Hicks
Norman
Association
Parade by hosiery workers signals wage dispute standstill
A 6,000 strong hosiery workforce protests with a parade through mill districts and downtown, as producers refuse reopen amid strike impasse. The event, led by a truck with a living wage placard, draws 100 cars and light police monitoring with no disorder reported.
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Main Street
English
Four More Deaths In German Pre-Election Rioting
Four people were killed and 10 wounded in Germany on the eve of Reichstag elections. Two Reichsbanner members were shot dead at Reisenburg near Königsberg, East Prussia, with Nazi troopers who had five injured. In Esslingen Wuerttemberg police killed two communists and wounded one. two police were also wounded.
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Berlin
Germany
Republican
Reichsbanner
Reisenburg
Koenigsberk
East Prussia
Esslingen
Wuerttemberg
Striking Hosiery Workers Seek Public Support in High Point
The strike committee asks merchants and residents of High Point and nearby areas to aid needy families among the workers. Authorized representatives Mr. L. H. Robbins and Mr. J. B. Simpson will take location requests when they call. Signed by D. V. Bradley, Chairman.
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High Point
L. H. Robbins
J. B. Simpson
D. V. Bradley
Raleigh official R M Allbright dies on train en route to Wilmington
GOLDSBORO July 30 R M Allbright 62 district manager southeastern mor rtage and storage bureau died of a heart attack here today. He suffered the attack while on the train en route from Raleigh to Wilmington to spend the weekend with his family at their cottage on the beach. His body will be taken to Raleigh this afternoon.
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Goldsboro
R. M. Allbright
Raleigh
Southeastern
Murrage and Storage Bureau
Allbright
Wilmington
War Scare Between Paraguay and Bolivia Grows Serious
Buenos Aires reports Bolivia and Paraguay mobilizing with strong patriotic resolve amid a long standing Gran Chaco dispute. Bolivian authority tightens control as troops move into the Southern Chaco, while Paraguay resists regional pressure in a renewed push for dominance.
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Bolivia
Paraguay
South America
Gran Chaco
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chaco
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