Silver Rehabilitation Proposal Dominates World Economic Meet
At the World Economic conference Senator Key Pittman advocates silver rehabilitation, with U S support stressing the resolution mirrors Presidential approval. Warburg speaks on floor urging cautious return to gold only after sure viability as nations debate time and parity in exchange values.
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London
Key Pittman
Cordell Hull
United States
Pittman
James P. Warburg
Mr. Warburg
America
Warburg
France
Viscount Hail
Prince romance and Roosevelt quips in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills June 19, a commentator claims foreign princes must marry a poor girl to prove royalty. The piece parodies royal myth and mentions Roosevelt attempting a political maneuver, noting a hypothetical bold move.
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Call
Roosevelt
Carolinas Heat Wave Drives Record Highs Across Region
Temperatures climbed to near and above yearly highs in the Carolinas with Charlotte 93.4, Concord 99, Rock Hill 98, Statesville 98.5 and Raleigh 97.5. Forecasters expected more heat, while drought concerns grew for crops as officials warned of serious conditions. The forecast called for generally fair, continued warmth tonight and tomorrow.
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Concord
Rock Hill
Mercury
Statesville
Raleigh
Columbia
Asheville
Charleston
Anderson
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Legion Leader Dies of Burns in Oil Field Accident
Major CO L Bodenhamer 40 Eldorado Ark former American Legion commander died after a cigaret lighter caused gas in an East Texas oil field to explode. R C Cook injured. Bodenhamer treated then died at Shreveport hospital. He was a Baylor graduate and former Arkansas state commander. His widow survives.
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Texas
Bodenhamer
Houston
East Texas
R. C. Cook
Cook
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Army
19Th Infantry
Arkansas
Louisville
Goldthwaite
Tenn
Baylor University
Roosevelt’s schooner sails east toward Provincetown after calm seas
The Roosevelt party aboard the Ambrjack II enjoys a clear day as an easterly breeze fills sails. The 85 mile course from Nantucket skirts Cape Cod toward Provincetown with the City of Birmingham giving a whistle salute while the secret service follows aboard the Cuyahoga.
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Chatham
Mass
Roosevelt
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Provincetown
Nantucket
Cuyahoga
Navy
Secret Service
Mr. Roosevelt
City of Birmingham
Textile Trade Will Report First Results On Control Bill
Washington reports the first test of the new industrial control law with public hearings on a textile wage and hours deal. The plan would raise pay about 30 percent and cap weekly hours at 40, with northern workers at least 11 dollars and southern workers 10 dollars. The hearings, led by Roosevelt and industrial director Hugh Johnson, precede broader recovery program steps including navy and road spending.
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Eut Roosevelt
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Congress
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Johnson
Court: Courtney Abandons Appeal in Assault Case
Fred C. Courtney of High Point withdrew his appeal in Superior Court from an 18 month sentence for assault with a deadly weapon on his wife and will begin serving the term immediately.
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Greensboro
Fred C. Courtney
High Point
Superior Court
Currency Stabilization Not Seen In Near Future
Washington June 20. The United States government does not foresee stabilization of currencies in the immediate future. The treasury stated conditions in the country are satisfactory without stabilization and that the true value of currencies should be judged when normal conditions return. The administration reiterated opposition to entering a London Conference currency plan while other issues remain unsettled. A hands off policy will continue until stabilization becomes necessary.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Strike Ending at Tomlinson Group Upholstery
About 50 workers at the Tomlinson of High Point upholstering and finishing departments on West High street returned to work this afternoon under their previous terms while wage adjustments are to be arranged under the National Recovery Act.
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High Point
West High Street
Man Struck by Bottle Near Willis Ball Park
Virgil Jenkins of the Winston-Salem Steam Laundry was cut on the temple when an unknown assailant struck him with an ale bottle at Willis Ball Park last night. Police said the bottle was hurled from a car and posses are pursuing the suspect.
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Virgil Jenkens
Winston-Salem
Willis Ball Park
Trio Vote Upon Repeal Question
Des Moines Iowa June 20 Prohibitionists hoped to block repeal as Iowa voters faced a statewide referendum on the 18th amendment while New Hampshire Connecticut and several others weighed repeal support. Early returns showed mixed sentiment with 11 states already approving repeal and more expected to join.
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Iowa
New Hampshire
SY Associated
Peres
New England
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Wyoming
Rhode Island
Delaware
Des Moines
J. W. Graves
Alltowa Prohibition Emergency Committee
New Hampshire Leaders Forecast Votes on Prohibition Reform
In Concord on June 20 1936 leaders of both dry and wet camps predicted slim turnout as the state faces repeal or retention of the 18th amendment. Governor Winant planned a constitutional convention to act on repeal soon after the election and ten delegates were pledged at large.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
John G. Winant
Connecticut Vote Ends Prohibition Drive for Eighteenth Amendment
New Haven Connecticut reports a life or death vote on the eighteenth amendment with repeal victory conceded by prohibition advocates as of June 20.
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New Haven
Conn
Cnnnecticut
Tennessee Court Asked to Return Leal to N C to Begin Serving Terms
The Tennessee Supreme Court heard the appeal of Col. Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr. challenging a habeas corpus ruling over extradition to North Carolina for bank law violations tied to the Asheville failure of Central Bank and Trust. Bail set at 15000 each pending appeal.
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N.C
Nashville
Tenn
Luke Lea
North Carolina
Tennessee Supreme Court
Col. Lea
U. S
Asheville
N. C
Central Bank and Trust Company
Percy Lea
L. E. Gwinn
Lea
Lea, Jr
Laurence B. Brown
Schedules of Mutual Investment Company Filed With the Court
A schedule of assets and liabilities of the Mutual Investment Company was filed with Superior Court by W A J Idol stating liabilities of 344314.99 and assets of 7668.75. Liabilities include Bettle Corbitt 6500 Guilford College Endowment Fund 30000 Wachovia Bank guardian for Julia C Fuller 20000 Beeson Hardware nine notes 114000 Hannah B Finch 29000 Commercial National Bank nine notes 114000 Farmers National Bank two notes 2000 Commonwealth Hosiery Mills 25000 Citizens National Bank of Gastonia 25000 Bank of Randolph 9000 Peoples Bank of Randleman 5000 First and Merchants Bank of Richmond 20000 High Point Savings and Trust 15000 First National Bank of Asheboro 10000 and the North Wilkesboro item 10.
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Superior Court
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Bettle Corbitt
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The
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Guardian
Julia C. Fuller
Beeson Hardware Company
Hannah B. Finch
Commercial National Bank
Farmers National Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Commonwealth Hosiery Milla
Citizens National Bank of
Saturday Hearing Set In Albertson Habeas Corpus Case
Saturday has been set for the habeas corpus hearing brought by Mrs Grade Albertson to recover custody of her eight year old son Leslie. The child is in the temporary care of Mrs John Cameron of Randolph county under a court order. The hearing was postponed from last Saturday and was to be before Judge Hoyle Sink at Lexington.
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John Cameron
Randolph County
Hoyle Sink
Lexington
Perry and Austin Clinch Davis Cup for England
England completed a clean sweep over Czechoslovakia in the Davis Cup with Fred Perry defeating L Hecht 6 2 6 2 6 2 and Bunny Austin beating Roderich Menzel 8 6 0 7 6 1 in the final singles matches. In other news Ray Caldwell, former major league pitcher, signed by Charlotte in the Piedmont league and traveling from Kansas City where he managed a semi pro team.
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Czechoslovakia
Fred Perry
L. Hecht
Henry W
Bunny) Austin
Roderich Menzel
Charlotte
Ray Caldwell
Charlotte Club
Kansas City
Five Percent Pay Increase For GE Employees
General Electric announces a five percent wage increase for about fifty thousand workers in plants nationwide. The raise takes effect July 1 and was disclosed at GE offices in Schenectady New York today.
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Schnectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Ten Per Cent Wage Increase At Great Falls Mills
The Republican cotton mills in Great Falls, Chester County, announced a ten percent wage rise for its operatives effective June 19. This marks the second ten percent increase granted to workers in the last 60 days.
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Chester
8. C
Republican Cotton Mills
Great Palls
Chester County
Court Hearing Set Saturday in Ra gan Receivership Case
Held at nine o'clock Saturday morning before Judge Link at Greensboro. Following that hearing the court will take up the receivership action brought against R. R. Ragan and the trusteeship set up by him for the benefit of his creditors.
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Link
Greensboro
R. R. Ragan
U. S. Presses Own Proposals at World Conference
Washington signals a shift as Raymond Moley and Bernard Baruch steer policy toward the London conference. An American currency plan proposes a bi metallic standard with 20 percent gold backing and five percent optional gold or silver. Officials say the move aims to revive a fixed money standard amid recent currency tensions.
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Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
London
Bernard M. Baruch
State Department
United
Pagen
France
United States
Eastman Considers Postponing Wage Cut for Railroads
Joseph B. Eastman, new coordinator of transportation, met with the carriers' management committee in Washington to discuss a proposed permanent wage reduction of 2 1/2 percent. He indicated postponement is possible and said further meetings are likely as developments unfold. Eastman represents President Roosevelt in these negotiations. the committee will stay in Washington pending release by Eastman.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
Roosevelt
W. F. Thiehoff
Burlington Railroad
Second Parley On City's Finances In New York
A second series of conferences with New York banking interests to adjust the city debt will be held tomorrow at the Irving Trust Company offices. Mayor C S Grayson and City Manager E M Knox plan to attend after a city hall meeting about the 12 million dollar debt found no definite proposition yet for creditors. Groundwork from the prior meeting aims for concrete progress, though council plans for tomorrow’s session remain unclear.
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New York
Irving Trust Company
C.S. Grayson
E. M. Knox
Knox
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