China to Resist Japan as Mayors Plan Action
Shanghai reports a conference of north China mayors leads to a plan of strong policy against Japanese forces. General Bung Yuan and General Sung discuss defenses and autonomy, while Peiping notes Japanese barracks near Fengtai and outposts at Chunghsintien expanding control over the Pinghan line. Official estimates place Japanese troops in the north at about 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Bung Yuan
Hanai Military Council
Japan
China
Peiping
Sung
Hopeh
Chahar
Fengtai
Chunch-Simtien
Pinghan
Chunghsintien
Farmer Returns To Face Charges In Guilford County
Greensboro July 1. C D Webster a 30 year old Guilford county farmer and his 12 year old stepchild wife have been returned to Guilford County Jail on charges tied to the Mann white slave act and conspiracy to violate the act. Indictments await grand jury here. He left his farm near Gideonville on April 7 taking the girl and marrying her in Hagerstown Maryland. The pair were arrested several days ago at Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
C. D. Webster
Guilford County
Caner
Gideonville
Marather
Hagerson
Harrisburg
Weather Update for Worth Carolina and Nearby Regions
Worth Carolina sees slightly warmer conditions tonight with increasing cloudiness in the extreme west and south portions. Georgia remains generally fair tonight with Tuesday turning cloudy and slightly warmer in the extreme northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Carolina
Georgia
Fundamentalists Suffer Setback in Presbyterian Assembly
In Syracuse on June 1 the 148th Presbyterian general assembly rejected an immediate vote on restricting board of Christian education membership to those faithful to doctrinal standards. The measure, led by Rev. J Gresham Machen, was referred to the policy committee, likely delaying action for a year. The move deepens the split with modernists, amid Machen's renewed critique of modernist doctrine.
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Syracuse
Presbyterian Church
U. SB. A
148Th Assembly
Board of Christian Education
J. Gresham Machen
Philadelphia
Board of
Christian Veation
Dr. Machen
Veteran editor retires after 45 years at Spokesman-Review
Spokane journalist Robert Glen age 70 retires today as news editor ending a 45 year career on the news desk of the Spokesman-Review. He serves a lifetime in journalism at the same paper starting as a cub reporter and rising to top desk role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Robert
Bob) Glen
Spokesman-Review
Death ties Black Legion to renewed Detroit area killings
In Detroit on June 1 authorities probed a string of Black Legion linked deaths. Roy Pidcock, 32, disappeared from Wyandotte and was found hanged on Fighting Island. Poole’s May 13 death is linked to the group as raids resume in Jackson and Flint, with a grand jury to convene in Detroit as investigations widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Black Legion
Roy Pidcock
Charlies A. Poole
Pidcock
John L. Bielak
United Auto Workers Union
Poole
Wyandotte
Mich
Fighting Island
Detroit River
Ira H. Harmon
Mia
Nellie Pidcock
Jackson
Flint
Michigan
James E. Chenot
Two Gun Crusader Faces Trial in Texas Slaying
The Rev. Edgar Eskridge pastor of the First Baptist church of Orange Texas faces trial for the slaying of Chief of Police Ed O'Reilly a member of his congregation. O'Reilly was fatally wounded a year ago by a shotgun blast from a passing car. Eskridge was arrested hours later at Deridder Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Edgar Eskridge
Ed O'Reilly
Orange
Tex
O'Reilly
Eskridge
First Baptist Church
Deridder
Six Republicans Seek Senate Seat in Iowa Primary
A six-man Republican field contests the Iowa Senate nomination, featuring U S Senator Lester J Dickinson and former Senator Smith W Brookhart. observers see the race as a measure of Iowa sentiment on the New Deal as Dickinson leads the anti administration faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbs Moines
Iowa
U.S
Leaster J. Dickinson
Smith W. Brookhart
Dickinson
Gunplay Marks Beginning Of Strike In Birmingham
Three major Birmingham mines closed as 2 000 I U M S workers walked out to protest tonnage pay. Gunfire wounded five, including Joe Holt a worker. deputies Ed Burgess and another officer were hit while escorting miners to Wenona mine. John L. Perry of Tennessee Coal and Iron announced the closures but said steel mills could run for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
International Union of Mill, Mine and Smelter
Big Muscoda
Joe Holt
The
International
Dily Wilson
Deloach
Brotherhood Union
Ed Burgess
Santermeyer
Wenona
John L. Perry
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel
Perry
Birmingham’'a
Supreme Court voids wage law in New York case
The Supreme Court ruled five to four that New York’s minimum wage for women and children was unconstitutional. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Brandeis, Stone and Cardozo dissented. The decision came as Congress pressed to finish relief and tax legislation and adjourn.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Hughes
Brandies
Stone
Cardozo
Butler
Senate
Roosevelt
Senator Black
D-Ala
Senate Finance Committee
House
Robinson
Congress
Mississippi
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commissioners Set to Pay Trip Expenses for Reunion Delegates
Guilford county commissioners agreed to pay the travel expenses of Miss I Irving Paylor of High Point and Victor McAdoo to the Confederate reunion in Amarillo Texas. They also canvassed High Point school election ballots and found them in order. This afternoon they opened bids for a new county agricultural building financed by CWA and county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Guilford County
I. Irving Paylor
High Point
Victor McAdoo
Amarillo
Texas
CWA
Salem College Holds 164th Commencement in Winston-Salem
The June 1 commencement at Salem College featured an address by R. M. Ashby of Atlanta, announcements of gifts, and the conferring of 51 degrees. Gifts included a new gymnasium under construction and a proposed restoration of the administration residence, with $500 from the Salemite staff intended for use as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
R. M. Ashby
Atlanta
Salem College
Salemite
Athlete Jailed After Fatal Fight in Charlotte
Charlotte reports 65 year old paper hanger Co J Chick died after a Saturday night altercation with J W Buck Brady a former Charlotte high school athlete Coroner Frank Hovis said a heart condition contributed to death Brady told police he struck Chick when he advanced with an open knife Brady is held pending investigation
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Charlotte
J. Chick
J. W
Buck) Brady
Frank Hovis
Chick
Brady
Los Angeles Sportsman Dies From Spolo Accident
Winslow B. Felix, 65, a Los Angeles sportsman, died in Santa Monica California after injuries from a collision. The incident occurred June 1 and left Felix fatally injured. He was known in local sports circles and his death follows a week of minor injuries in competing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Winslow B. Felix
Los Angeles
Trouble Brews in Labor Ranks as AF of L Plans Suspensions
Washington June 1 authoritative sources say the American Federation of Labor plans to suspend nine unions tied to the industrial union policy of John L. Lewis. The executive council may suspend charters next month and seek outright expulsion at the convention. The split pits William Green's craft unions against Lewis industrials in a battle over organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jone
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Mine Workers
A. F. of L
William Green
Federation
Lewis
Green
Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
David Dubinsky
Internation Ladies’ Garment Workers
Lewin
Maryland College Honors Humphreys at 65th Commencement
Western Maryland College awarded honorary doctor of law degrees to two college presidents. Fred Pierce Carson of Dickinson College received the degree from Dr. Fred G. Holloway. Gib son Ireland Humphreys of High Point College, who was invited to accept, was absent due to his own commencement.
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Westminster
Western Maryland College
Fred G. Holloway
Fred Pierce Carson
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Gibson Ireland Humphreys
High Point College
High Point
N. C
Highway Deaths Drop Fifteen Percent This Year
Raleigh official reports fatalities through May 1 show a fifteen percent decline in highway deaths compared with the previous period. J Thut Falk, highway director, notes improvements in safety measures and driver awareness contributing to the decrease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J Thut Falk
Hig Reau
Italy preps 70 show of force over Ethiopia dispute
Rome reports Mussolini ordered a mass mobilization as part of Italy's display of strength ahead of the League of Nations debate on the Italo Ethiopian war. More than a million troops will participate, with reserves possible, to back Mussolini's vow not to relinquish Ethiopia. Emperor Haile Selassie travels toward London after leaving Gibraltar.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Mussolini
League Council
Malta
Sicily
Africa
Haille Selassie
Gibraltar
London
Postpone Hearing on Tex tile Corp Reorganization
The hearing on the Consolidated Textile Corp petition for reorganization under 77-B before Special Master Peter Olney has been postponed until June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Consolidated Textile Corp
Peter Olney
Congressman Zioncheck Held for Observation in Washington
Washington June 1 Congressman Marion A Zioncheck of Washington state was ordered committed to Gallinger hospital for observation after police detained him at the naval hospital. The order cites concerns over his mental status and notes his erratic driving and clashes with officers as evidence of possible instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marion A.check
Washington State
Gallingertal
P. Stump
District of Columbia
Ee Stump
Spector Bernard Thompson
Tract of Columbia
Cit
Ciim
Zionebeck
Leslienett
Zioncheck
Heck
Iig
Queen Mary Fails To Best Normandie In Atlantic Run
The Queen Mary arrives at Quarantine New York Harbor after crossing from Cherbourg Benchmarking its speed against the Normandie the British liner posts an average 29.133 knots and falls short of Normandie's 29.64 knots best. Spectators aircraft and small craft greet the vessel in a festive harbor scene.
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New York Harbor
Britain
Atlantic
New York Bay
Ambrose
Cherbourg
Bishop's Rock
English Channel
Townsend Clubs In Deplorable Shape, Testimony Says
A house investigation committee heard that the Townsend organization was in a deplorable condition and needed a reorganization. Charlies M. Hawkes, former Massachusetts area manager, testified the movement was not in capable hands and that Dr. F. E. Townsend had founded it. He said Townsend urged him to disregard the subpoena and not testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Townsend
Charlies M. Hawkes
Massachusetts
Hawkes
F. E. Townsend
Candidates Enter Last Week Of Campaign Before Primary
North Carolina faces a dense closing campaign as four Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls in a major primary race campaign across the state. McDonald proposes naming the leader of the first primary as nominee, while others spar over the plan amid labor complaints and voting rights calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Ralph W. McDonald
A. D. Folger
Sandy Graham
Clyde R. Hoey
John 4. Mc
Republican Leaders Headed to Cleveland for Nomination
Republican leaders begin a trek toward Cleveland as campaign activity grows for the party’s fall nominee. The Farmer-Labor party collapse weakens a proposed organizing plan due by September while focus shifts to rapid preparations for the June 9 quadrennial gathering.
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Washington
Cleveland
Greensboro College Holds Commencement With Dr Tigert Speaker
The June 1 Greensboro College commencement featured Dr John T Tigert as principal speaker at Odell Memorial Auditorium. Dr L L Gobel announced the college aims for the coming years as thirty six graduates received diplomas and awards were presented to students.
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Greensboro
John T. Tigert
Inlheaville
Fla
University of Pilerida
Greensboro College
Odell Memorial Auditorium
Tigert
L. L. Gobel
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Sinister
Trail OF
Belgium
Baudoin
Josephine Charea Anf Asane
Ae Fae
Astrid
Our Lady of Laeken
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