Labor Bill Substitute Looms in Steel Dispute Action
At Washington on June 12 the Wagner labor board bill may be abandoned until next session. A new temporary measure would empower the administration to handle labor disputes including a projected steel strike, with the NRA board’s authority conciliated by legislative action. President Roosevelt’s stance remained unclear amid Capitol rumors of a brief, general, and temporary resolution. Senate leaders hinted a final action could come Friday or Saturday to allow presidential authority.
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Wagner Labor Board
Capitol
Hugh
Johnson
Wagner
D-Ny
Labor Department
NRA Labor Board
White House
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Senate
NRA
Darrow
Relief program pushed into next winter says Hopkins
Raleigh June 12 AP Harry Hopkins federal emergency relief administrator told reporters the relief program must undoubtedly be carried through another winter and by then a president program may be passed to provide a plan for relieving unemployment. He urged a public works tied to jobs, tax financing over bonds, and warned against a British dole approach while praising industry cooperation.
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Raleigh
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief
Congress
Hopkins
E Cal Charitable Gifte Becau
Mr. Hopkins
Darrow Group Demands Removal of NRA Codes Edits
The Darrow led recovery review accuses NRA officials of secretly altering industry codes after approval. The 13 codes including boot and shoe and retail trade faced calls to restore original terms and tighten oversight. The report, submitted to President Roosevelt, highlights impact on small manufacturers and industry fairness.
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Washington
Recovery Review Board
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Roosevelt
Hugh&. Johnson
Congress sends bill to extend deposit insurance and aid closed banks
Washington AP reports Congress sent to the White House a bill to continue deposit insurance in a liberalized form and authorize additional aid to deposits in closed banks. North Wilkesboro AP notes the death of William Pearson, 80, father of poet Ames Larkin Pearson, at his Boomer home after a paralytic stroke.
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Washington
White House
Congress
North Wilkesboro
William Pearson
Ames Larkin Pearson
North Carolina sells state bonds as Wachovia and American Trust back syndicate
Raleigh reports the state sold 12 220 000 in short term bonds at a high interest rate as Wachovia Bank and Company with ties to Winston Salem and the American Trust Company of Charlotte form part of the underwriting group. Asheville notes the fourth circuit court of appeals ruled continued payment of workers compensation claims by corporate receivers must stand, reversing a lower court decision in the Augusta case.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank and St Company
Winston-Salem
American Trust Company
F Charlotte
Asheville
N. C
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Agith District Court
Deisida
Augusta x En
Davidon
Plane crash survivors cling to wings four hours
Six survivors told how they clung to the airplane wings for four hours after a Pan American‑Grace Airways crash near Junin Argentina. The wreck killed five Americans and one engineer aboard, including pilot Charles Fadenberg of Los Angeles and co pilot Samuel Eisenmann of Teaneck New Jersey.
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Argentina
Here
Panerican-Grace Airways
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Chile
Someles
Charlies Fadenberg
Los Angeles
Muel B. Eisenmann
Teaek
N. J
James Raley
Jane
Texas
Heig Veeder
Ring
Nora Maria Milla Martinez
Vitiago
Steamer Hattie E towed for repairs after Pamlico Storm
The steamer Hattie E. was disabled by Friday's storm on Pamlico Sound with engines inoperative and leaking. It had to be towed to Ocracoke and is expected to be moved to Elizabeth City within the next few days for repairs.
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Hattie E
Pamlico Vund
Elizabeth City
Coast Guard
Weather update for North Carolina shows possible thundershowers
A weather brief notes local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight in North Carolina with a Wednesday outlook of generally fair conditions.
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North Carolina
Newark Youth Indicted in Extortion Plot Involving $3,000
Newark June 12. A 17 year old youth, Thomas Layden, is indicted on extortion and threatening mail acts linked to demands for 3000 dollars from McCarter, president of Public Service Corp of New Jersey, and a bomb threat against Miss Duke’s Somerville estate. Layden was arrested May 26 in Cedar Grove. He faces arraignment before Federal Judge Guy L. Fake.
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N. J
Somerville
Duke
Thomas Eden
Cedar Grove
McCarter
Guy L. Fake
Executive Clemency For Smith Unlikely
Raleigh June 12 Osie Smith a Northampton County Negro slated for execution Friday received little chance of clemency Pardon Commissioner Edwin M Gill noted no appeal to the Supreme Court and records show he confessed guilt Hearing on Joe Dalton a Hendersonville white man condemned to die June 22 for the murder of his wife will be held June 18
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Raleigh
Ossie Smith
Northampton County
Edwin M. Gill
Smith
Supreme Court
Joe Dalton
Hendersonville
France Defaults On War Debt For Fourth Time
Paris reports France formally defaults on its war debt to the United States. Edouard Herriot, long a proponent of paying as a point of honor, joined the minority and his stance was acknowledged by a cabinet-approved communique.
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Paris
France
United States
Edouard Herriot
Senate Committee Approves Tugwell Nomination
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved Rexford Tugwell to be undersecretary of agriculture by a 16 to 2 vote. Only Chairman Smith and Senator Hatfield opposed, with confirmation likely and a vote possible tomorrow. The panel report moves to the full Senate for consideration.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Smith
D-Sc
Hatfield
W-Va
Tugwell
Roosevelt
Senate
Thomas
D-Okla
McNary
Assessment Suit On Bank Stock In North Carolina Bank
A suit filed in superior court seeks 274580 against H Smith Richardson Piedmont Finance Co and others. Gurney P Hood as commissioner of banks leads the action on relation of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Co and its conservator Clyde Jones. Plaintiffs accuse the Piedmont Finance Co of being a dummy for the Delaware based Piedmont Financial Corp and allege merger with the American Bank and Trust left the bank insolvent. A lengthy brief with seven exhibits accompanies the complaint and Lunsford Richardson issued a statement insisting a formal answer will be filed within 30 days.
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Piedmont Finance Company
Delaware Corporation
L. Richardson
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Gurney P. Hood
Clyde Jones
H. Smith Richardson
Richardson
Vick Chemical Company
American Bank and Trust Company
North Carolina Band and Trust Company
Lunsford Richardson
Robbers of Magnolia Bank Caught Asleep
Kenansville residents report the capture near Beauainville of Arthur W. Petit, a 21 year old former Magnolia Bank robber, and an unidentified escapee. The duo, armed and with about $804 on their persons, were found by Sheriff Williamson and deputies after a night pursuit. Three wounded during the earlier holdup, the pair surrendered when confronted in the woods. Police suspect more accomplices at large in Duplin county.
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Arthur W. Petit
Bank of
Magnolia
Williamson
Beauainville
Dulpin County
Institution
Powell
Kirby Dail
Smith
Petit
Duplin County
Liberty
Bank
Jmiamson
Pelt
Char & Co
Miami
Measure Will Impose Tax On Growers Refusing Quotas
Senate agriculture committee approves House tobacco control bill by taxation. It authorizes a 33 1-3 percent tax on growers who refuse farm administration quotas, with discretionary reduction to 25 percent. Exemption warrants issued to enter AAA agreements. possible 6 percent quota increase in some counties. tax applies to 1934-35 eco harvested leaf.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Smith
D-Sc
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Administration
Mary
Virginia
President signs air mail bill in June 12 ceremony
Roosevelt signed the administration’s air mail regulation bill ending months of dispute over handling. The act blocks collusion in bidding, caps contracts at three per company, and allows one year contracts by bidding, with penalties for officers tied to anti-competitive activity. American Airlines faces impact with eight temporary contracts identified.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Farley
United States
American Airlines, Inc
Post Office Department
Launch New Move To Prevent Illicit Whisky Sales
Secretary Morgenthau met with Speaker Rainey and Chairman Doughton to push a bill to curb illicit whisky sales. The draft targets bottlers and bootleggers with heavy penalties for selling and using counterfeit bottles and stamps.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Speaker Rainey
Doughton
D-N. C
Ways and Means
Rainey
House
Tragic death of 3 year old from swallowed drug tablet
Maxie Wilson aged 3 died after swallowing a narcotic tablet at his parents home near Pinnacle Winston Salem. He was playing and found the tablet yesterday afternoon and was rushed to a local hospital where he died last night from the effects of the drug.
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Winston-Salem
Maxie Wilson
Pinnacle
Helvering Not Yet Picked To Succeed Farley As Chairman
Washington reports that Guy T. Helvering, commissioner of internal revenue, is tentatively chosen to replace Postmaster General Farley as chairman of the Democratic national committee. The White House says the decision will wait for the congressional primaries next fall.
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Helvering
Farley
Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Democratic National Committee
White House
Board report attacks lumber code administration and NRA practices
A congressional or advisory board faults the lumber code administration and the broader NRA program. It calls for removing the executive secretary of the lumber code authority and the Western Pine association, transferring an assistant deputy administrator, and criticizes codes changes and militaristic imagery as signaling dictatorship risks.
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Lumber Code Authority
Western Pine Association
Western Pine
Johnson
NRA
Ambiguous NEA Clause Sparks Call for Supreme Court Review
In Hollywood Calif June 11 a Special to the Enterprise comment critiques the National Recovery Act NEA clause on collective bargaining. The writer argues it could mean many things and urges a definitive ruling from a Webster dictionary aided Supreme Court to settle the meaning once and for all.
Naval papers found after plane crash kills seven
Livingston Manor New York June 12 seven people died when a giant plane crashed on Mongaup mountain. Coroner Dr. W G Burke reported salvaged naval papers were aboard, owned by victim William Bader of Buffalo. Bennett of Semet Spelway pressed to seize the papers, but custody remains with the inquest.
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Morris Watson
Livingston Manor
N. Y
Mongaup Mountain
Here
W. G. Burke
Sullivan County
William Bader
Buffalo
Dr. Burke
T. H. Bennett
Semet-Spelway Company
Bader
Burke
Bennett
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