Predictions Omitted In Report On Business Declines
A national survey report says business activity shows declines across many sectors since the market panic last fall. It notes slower construction, lower auto output, reduced mortgage foreclosures, and weaker life and fire insurance. signs of recovery appear in a few countries.
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New York State
Pmmary
France
Sweden
Jugolavia
Cercho-Slovakia
Switzernd
Denmark
Bolivian Rebels Claim Early Victory Amid Turmoil
Reports from Arica and Buenos Aires indicate the Bolivian revolutionary movement has momentum. General Hans Kundt, Bolivian army commander, is reportedly dead as Abdon Saavedra and exiled leaders plan return to La Paz to help restore order after Dr Hernando Siles resignation.
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Lima
Peru
Bolivia
Associated Press
Arica
Hans Kundt
Kundt
Hernando Siles
Siles
Buenos Aires
Abdon Saaverdra
la Paz
Saavedra
Vets Bill Passage Is Likely Soon
The measure consolidating veterans agencies and expanding pensions cleared the House and moved toward Senate approval. Debate over higher disability pensions and tax status continued, with Republicans and Democrats split on increases to 60 dollars monthly. A one year extension for war risk claims and other changes were also approved.
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Watson
Indiana
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Connally
Texas
Finance Committee
Reed
Pennsylvania
la Follette
Wisconsin
Stratford Widow Charged With Murder in 19-Year-Old Case
In Greensboro on June 28 Elon Benson Stratford, a 19 year old widow, faced murder charges connected to the death of her husband Harold E. Stratford. Judge Hovse Link oversaw the proceeding as the state rested its case with insufficient evidence for a conviction.
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Geensboro
Elon Benson Stratford
Harold E. Stratford
Hersband
Hovse Link
Stat O
Hid
Stratford
WU. 8. Line Corps
Glennack
Stratrd
Stack
Furth
Cabarrus Installs News Bureau Amid Tense County
The Enterprise opens a news bureau in Thomasville to cover Davidson county with T. C. Johnson in charge. Troops remain at their barracks after a mob surrounded Cabarrus jail over the Friday attack on a 14 year old girl, seven suspects moved to Charlotte, two others questioned but alibied.
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Enterprise
Davidson County
Thomas Drug
Thomasville
T. C. Johnson
High Point College
Davidson
Concod
Cabarrus County
Sevenegro
Ruth Croswell
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
Anothr
Company
National Guard
H. W. Caldwell
Carldwell
Mussolini Plans Major Rise in War Budget for 1930-31
Rome reports the Mussolini cabinet approved increases totaling about 326 million lire for Italy’s 1930-31 defense. The army gains 200 million, navy 100 million, aviation 80 million, and the blackshirt militia 20.9 million. The plan links higher defense spending to French Alpine fortifications and nets a total near 500 million lire.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Council of Ministers
Duce
France
Engineers Endorse Three Major State Progress Projects
The North Carolina Society of Engineers closed its convention in Wilmington endorsing three state progress projects. They urged beautification of highways immediate construction of a canal lock on Currituck sound and a 120 foot waterway between Wilmington and Fayetteville.
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Wilmington
North Carolina Society of Engineers
Currituck Sound
Fayetteville
Southern Textilers Endorse 55-Hour Week Resolution
The Southern Textile association convention in Myrtle Beach ends with a unanimous endorsement of a fifty-five hour week for day shifts and fifty hour week for night shifts for textile workers. J. O. Corn of Columbia elected president, succeeding L. F. Brown of Malvern Arkansas. other officers named include T. W. Mullens of Rosemary, N. C. and Marshall Dilling of Gastonia, N. C.
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Myrtle Beach
S. C
Southern Textile Association
J. O. Corn
Columbia
Pacific Mills
L. F. Brown
Malvern
Ark
T. W. Mullens
Rosemary
Marshall Dilling
Gastonia
N. C
Tom Greene Wins Second River Packet Championship
In Cincinnati on June 28 the Tom Greene a seven year old side wheeler captured its second straight river packet championship over Betsy Ann in a 21 mile upstream race from Fernbank dam to Coney Island finishing in two hours three minutes and twenty three minutes ahead of Betsy Ann the greatest margin in local racket racing history.
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Cincinnati
Tom Greene
Ohio
Betsy Ann
He Trim
Fernback Dam
Coney Island
Robert E. Lee
Robert FE. Lee
Chez
Mississippi
LaVarre Free on Bond Pending Appeal in Contempt Case
In Augusta on June 28 Willaim LaVarre former southeastern newspaper publisher was released on a 5990 dollar bond pending a bill of exceptions to a contempt ruling. Federal Judge Bar rett issued the release after a written opinion detailing findings from a ten day old hearing and imposed an extra 20 day sentence. The bond was set previously by Judge Bascom 56 Deaver and signed today by a New York company.
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Augusta
Willaim LaVarre
Southeastern
Free Tonight
William H. Barrett
LaVarre
Bascom 56&. Deaver
Macon
New York
Hoover on brief trip to camp in Virginia mountains
President Hoover fled Washington for a weekend at a mountain fishing camp in Orange Virginia to escape two weeks of heavy demands. Mrs Hoover is recovering from a White House fall while Hoover plans a quick return tomorrow. The trip had a small party with Hurley Ingalls Payne and Dr Boone accompanying, as two assistants missed the connection.
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Orange
Hoover
Congress
Vererans
White House
Hurley
David S. Ingalls
Navy
FF. H. Payne
War
Joel T. Boone
Last Allied Troops To Leave Rhineland Monday
Wiesbaden Germany June 28 Under the Rhineland commission presidency of Paul Tirard the group met for the final time as Monday nears when allied flags will be lowered and the last troops leave the German occupied zone. A ceremonial troop salute will mark the evacuation at Mayence and Verdun alike.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Paul Tirard
Rhineland Commission
Mayence
Tirard
Wet plank adopted by Washington Dems
The Washington Democratic state convention adopted a wet plank for its platform in Centralia by a 250 to 116 vote. The plank calls for repeal of the eighteenth amendment and return of liquor control to the state.
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Centralia
Wash
Craven County Drops Plan To Tax Two-Quart Jar Trade
In New Bern on June 28, Craven county Democrats tabled W T Woodley's resolution seeking a state tax on two-quart fruit jars to fund schools. He cited 2345 carloads entering the county yearly while noting housewives favor the one-quart size, and delegates pondered potential uses, including prohibition.
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New Bern
Craven County
W. T. Woodley
Woodley
Guarded Texas Jail as Port Arthur Mob Threat Looms
In Beaumont on June 28, Jefferson county officials fortified the county jail to prevent a mob from storming the building and lynching Rainey Williams, a Black man charged with attacks on white women near Port Arthur. Williams faced six counts, including a capital offense, with trial set for next Wednesday.
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Williams
Port Arthur
Wm. Green Speaks In Winston Today
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor is due in Winston Salem to deliver a public address at a local theater at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Winston-Salem
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Winston- Salem
Bailey Addresses North Carolina Democrats At Harnett Meeting
Josiah William Bailey Raleigh attorney and Democratic nominee for the U S Senate urged party unity at the Harnett county convention in Lillington. He criticized the Hoover administration and urged Democrats to fight for causes benefiting the people. The state convention delegates will be chosen July 3 with executive committee selections by district caucuses.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Lillington
Harnett
Josiah William Bailey
Hoover
Bailey
Flays G. O. P. Lillington
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
Wake
Wake County
Charles Ross
Three Die In Springfield Plane Crash Today
At Springfield Airport a plane plunged 300 feet in the nose dive, killing three people. Investigators reviewed the crash scene and will release details after inquiry.
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Springfield
Hunter Brothers Near World Refueling Record Finish
John and Kenneth Hunter in the monoplane City of Chicago push toward the world refueling record, reaching 413rd hour at 8 40 p m CST with seven hours to go. They completed four refuelings with Big Ben and received oil food and battery service. The Wright official praised flawless motor performance as Kenneth's toothache eased after medicine. Spar ta townspeople once doubted the feat.
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Chicago
Irene Hunter
Miss Hunter
Kenneth
John Hunter
Walter
Albert Hunter
Enterprise
NEA
John
Kenneth Hunter
St. Louis
Casey Jones
Wright Company
Jones
Sparta
Byrd Is Feted by Crowds in Boston Reception
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd returned from Boston where he was honored as guest with expedition colleagues at a luncheon hosted by Paramount Publix. Photographers Willard Van Der Veer and Joseph T. Rucker recorded the event. Byrd praised their work in extreme temperatures and noted the footage was under dramatized.
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New York
Richard FE. Byrd
Boston
Paramount Publix Corporation
Willard van der Veer
Joseph T. Rucker
New York Press Club
Russell Owen
Kappa Alpha
New York Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Jolson in Mammy at Broadhurst In Blackface Show
Al Jolson famed entertainer stars in Mammy at the Broadhurst with Lois Moran Louise Dressler and Lowell Sherman in supporting roles. The Enterprise offers tickets to readers whose names appear in the want ad section. call the office to claim.
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al Jolson
Broadhurst
Mammy
Lois Moran
Louise Dressler
Lowell Sherman
Enterprise
Enterprise Office
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