Celluloid Plant Blast Near Bathing Beach Claims Lives
North Arlington N J June 10 With eight dead five missing and at least 75 injured the celluloid plant explosion spurred a preliminary probe pointing to incendiarism and industrial warfare as causes Police said Bergen county detective Guidetti reported threats of revenge against the operator of the Atlantic Pyroxlin Waste Co and two Elizabeth N J men were named as material witnesses Operator Alex Scheinzeit faced tech manslaughter charges as authorities pursued leads amid grave wounds in Newark hospitals and renewed search along the Passaic river
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John E. Guiletti
Bergen County
Atlantic Pyroxlin Waste Co
Alex Scheinzeit
Guidetti
Elizabeth
Scheinzeit
St. Michael's Hospital
Newark
West Hudson Hospital
Passaic River
Cuban Rebels Shake Cuba as Machado Regime Faces Challenge
In Havana Juan Blas known as the Cuban Sandino leads a small, armed group in Santa Clara province against President Machado. Skirmishes near Chambas and Taguasco leave several soldiers and rebels wounded or killed. Jubilation rumors follow Machado’s vice presidency call, but officials warn he may delay departure for months.
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Juan Blas
Santa Clara
Sandino
Machado
Blas
Nicaragua
United States
Chambas
Oviedo
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Taguasco
Guayos
Cuba
Camaguey
Diego de Avila
Camagtey
Congress races to finish key measures before adjournment
Washington June 10 Congress pressed a last minute schedule with Roosevelt and Democrats drafting a final compromise on the veterans compensation dispute and conferees on the industrial control and public works bill agreeing to drop the Clark amendment from government securities. House devoted time to a near 3.5 billion appropriation for construction and the Tennessee Valley project while Glass Steagall backers seek a path to final passage and a Senate committee reports the Hawaii non resident governor bill.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Democratic House
Capitol
Senate
House
Muncle Shoals
Tennessee Valley
Glass-Steagall Bank
Hawaii
Habeas Corpus For Gastonia Men To Be Held Monday
A habeas corpus hearing will be held in Charlotte Monday for A F Whitworth husband of Mrs Maude Whitworth, P C Falls former deputy sheriff, and Fort Falls son, all held without bond in the mysterious death case. They were indicted by the Gaston county grand jury this week for murder, with trial postponed until next month. Bond was rescinded to detain them, prompting the habeas corpus bid.
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Gastonia
John Oglesby
Liberty
Oglesby
Lenoir Unemployment Hits All Time Low
Lenoir reports a record low unemployment week with only 10 job applications on file. The chamber of commerce says this is the smallest number since it began processing applicants a year ago.
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Lenoir
Chamber of Commerce
Stabilization of U S dollar deemed essential for economic conference
London dispatch reports that stabilization of the dollar is key at the world economic conference opening Monday with 67 nations. American officials say currency stabilization may smooth fluctuations, while Hull notes broader trade issues must be addressed for real recovery.
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U. S
London
Ciollar Exchange
Oliver M. W. Sprague
Secretary of the Treasury
George L. Harrison
J. Me
New York Federal Reserve Bank
James Waramasviter
Thelief
Cordell Hull
United States
League of Nations
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises Across Regions
The heat wave claimed over 125 lives as it swept the Midwest to the East Coast. Temperatures hit 100 plus, with New York Philadelphia and other cities reporting multiple fatalities and dozens collapsing.
Investigation Begun Into Mob Slaying of Two White Prisoners
Huntsville Tenn June 10 A state inquiry is under way into the mob killing of two white inmates held on murder charges taken from Scott county jail by about 25 masked men. The victims Harvey Winchester and Jerome Boyette were found shot near a highway two miles from town. Winchester faced Namon Perry and Esker Thompson murders. Boyette was accused in Sheriff G B Winningham and son Floyd of Pickett county deaths.
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Huntsville
Tenn
Scott County
Harvey Winchester
Namon Perry
Esker Thompson
Winfield
Jerome Boyette
G. B. Winningham
Floyd
Pickett County
Winchester
Boyette
Esau Sexton
Veers and local figures in Calton humor and boxing
In Calton June 1 the Veers are heading strong as “Mugs” Raer is named the champion humorist and “Max” the champion boxer. A local fel low earns praise for conduct and credit to his country Romer aims to oust Congress by tomorrow night amid unrest and teased declarations.
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Sterly Ules
Calt
Raer
Max
Ehmeling
Romer
Congress
Carloadings Decline in Week Among American Railway Data
Washington reports the American Railway Association issued figures showing revenue freight loadings for the week at 3 508 234 cars. This marks a decrease of 33 075 from the prior week but an increase of 60 822 versus the same week in 1932.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Delegates Gather for Virginia Carolina Typographical Conference
Delegates to the semi annual Virginia Carolina Typographical conference arrived in Greensboro for sessions beginning tonight and continuing through tomorrow. The first formal conference will open tomorrow morning with Col. D. BE. Patterson of Charleston South Carolina presiding.
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Greensboro
Col. D. BE. Patterson
Charleston
Paul Lindley Drowns At Greensboro Estate
Former Greensboro mayor and leading nursery man Paul Lindley drowned when he fell from a boat while fishing on his country estate lake six miles west of Greensboro. Dick Johnson, a neighbor with one arm, aided in locating the body after about 20 minutes زیر. Lindley, 56, had served as mayor for four years, led the chamber of commerce, and held multiple civic and educational posts. He is survived by his widow and four sons.
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Greensboro
Paul
Lindley
Here
Dick Johnson
Johnson
Short Talks on Advertising and Living Standards
A discussion on how advertising boosts living standards by shaping consumer demand and speeding product adoption. The piece cites radios phonographs washing machines and vacuum sweepers as examples, noting advertising accelerates adoption and raises daily life comforts. It references America as having the highest living standards due to pervasive advertising.
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America
Textile Worker Is Jailed For Stabbing of Mill Executive
Laurens South Carolina June 10 A 28 year old textile worker Talmadge Sorgee surrendered to the sheriff after confessing he warned James Gwinn about attentions to Sorgee’s sister The two men argued in a car on a secluded Wattsmill road where Gwinn was shot and killed An inquest was ordered Sorgee is separated from his wife and one child
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Laurens
Colle Gwinn
Talmadge Sorgee
Gwinn
Columbus L. Owens
Sorgee
Wattsmill
Owens
Baptist Meeting Ends Raleigh Session
The North Carolina Baptist Sunday School convention closed its annual session in Raleigh after selecting the city and June 4 to 14 for next year’s meeting.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Baptist Sunday School Convention
Roosevelt Ends Last Minute Dispute Over Veterans Pay Plan
President Roosevelt and House Democratic leaders resolved a late dispute over the veterans compensation compromise after a White House meeting. Democrats Pou Patman and Browning backed a revised proposal to remove certain presumptions about disability from the payroll, with Roosevelts insistence on language changes guiding the agreement toward enactment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
White House
Pou
Rules Committee
Patman
Texas
Browning
Tennessee
Gov
Watts Mills to Resume Operations in Lenoir
Watts Cotton mill at Patterson, silent three years, will reopen under new owners L. B. Hoard and A. P. Smith of Shelby who operate Buffalo mills. They plan to run 12 000 to 15 000 pounds of yarn upon resuming capacity.
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Lenoir
Watts
Patterson
L. B. Hoard
A. P. Smith
Shelby
Buffalo Mills
Cleveland County
Textile Worker Kills Youth For Courting Sister
Frank Curtis, former Highlands textile mill employee, is jailed in Hickory on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after stabbing W. B. Shuford, an official of the Shuford Mills, who suffered a punctured left lung. Curtis allegedly fled the scene and was found hiding near the city with the knife.
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Hickory
Frank Curtis
Highlands
W. B. Shuford
Shuford Mills
Shuford
Curtis
Income Tax Laws Change After Morgan Probe Ends
Senate action ends the Morgan investigation but ushers in tax changes and public disclosure of tax returns. Publicity for all returns was voted, signaling potential new law. Commissioner Helvering announced measures to crack down on tax evasion, with continued probes into Kuhn Loeb Dillon Read operations likely in fall.
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Morgan
Natham Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
J. P. Morgan and Company
Guy T Helvering
Internal Revenue
Roth
Mran
Banking Committee
Morgan Partners
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
J. P. Morgan
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Dillon, Read and Company
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