Relief Bill Finalized Congress Approves 250 Million
Washington March 1 AP Final House approval sent to the White House for a 250 million emergency relief appropriation covering four months. The joint conference report retains Woodrum amend ment provisions for apportioning funds and allows use by aliens seeking citizenship. Naval committee backs a 30 million experimental fund for the navy including 3 million for a new dirigible to replace the Los Angeles.
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House
White House
Representatives
Joint
Senate
House Naval Committee
Navy
Los Angeles
Vinson
D-Ga
Hancock Attacks Reynolds In NC Senate Bid
Representative Frank W. Hancock cites Reynolds travels, claiming the opponent’s political strength lies abroad. Hancock returns from a 15 county tour of North Carolina and states Reynolds’力 strength is likely in Japan rather than in North Carolina.
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Hancock
Reynolds
Washington
Frank W. Hancock
Robert R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Japan
New York Physician Tied to Spy Ring Probe
Federal agents widen inquiry into an alleged international spy ring focusing on a New York physician. He was once questioned in a prior fogage case, and investigators seek a code key linked to both investigations.
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New York
United States War Games Launch With 150 Ships and 500 Planes
The United States plans massive naval warfare drills this month, involving more than 150 ships and 500 aircraft. The exercises span vast Pacific waters from California toward the equator, testing sea power across regions under Japanese influence.
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San Pedro
Cal
Mar
North Bevin
United States
America
Pacific
Equator
Payrolls Rise Across North Carolina Manufacturing
Payrolls of 259 North Carolina manufacturing plants rose 7.4 percent in February from January, per Labor Commissioner A L Pletcher. Cotton mills showed payrolls up from 8 550054 to 8 578 087 though employment fell 1.5 percent. Furniture plants increased employment from 3 556 to 8 656 with payrolls rising 15 percent from 9 b 44 to 9 44 905.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
A. L. Pletcher
Fire kills mother and two children in New York blaze
In White Plains on Goden Road a two story frame house burned killing Morris Lichtenthal 21 his mother Adelia 62 and daughter Cecelia 1. Father Kiera Lichtenthal owner of a window cleaning firm and four other children escaped with minor burns.
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White Plains
N. Y
Goden Road
Morris Lichtenthal
Adelia Lichtenthal
Cecelia
Kiera Lichtenthal
Morrie
Chautemps Wins Confidence Vote In French Senate
In Paris on March 1 the senate backed Premier Ca mille Chautemps by 178 to 68, approving the first section of his labor code and preserving his cabinet. A compromise spared farmers from extended collective contracts while agriculture workers gain future code benefits.
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Paris
Senate
Camille Chantemps
Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Pershing Rally Continues Quiet Recovery In Arizona
Gen. John J. Pershing shows continued improvement at the sanatorium in Tucson as Dr. Roland Davidson calls recovery quite probable if his current pace holds and there is no relapse. The general slept well, remained fully conscious, and resumed feeding with orange juice after days of health concerns.
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Tucson
Ariz
John J. Pershing
Roland Davidson
Pershing
General Pershing
A. Marietta
Eral Pershing
Mise May Pershine
Austrian Danger Spot Where Nazis Set Off Steam
Austrian government troops patrol Leoben Liebnitz Graz and other Styrian centers after Schuschnigg's swift move to halt a reported Nazi march on Vienna. Graz, pictured as a fortified town, remains tense in this volatile province.
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Liebnitz
Graz
Styria
Schuschnigg
Vienna
Austrian Fascists Revived To Meet Menace Of Nazis
Baltimore Nineteen twenty five. Clyde Miller, imprisoned for wife beating, was whipped with twenty lashes by Sheriff Joseph Deegan at the city jail in a public spectacle witnessed by about 50 people. Miller, an 87 year old printer, endured the punishment with sobs after the third lash.
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Clyde Miller
Joseph C. Deegan
Miller
Mardi Gras crowds surge through New Orleans streets
New Orleans faces a safety heightened Mardi Gras as thousands of visitors join residents in a century-old celebration. Parades move along Canal Street and through the French Quarter, with dense crowds in the Negro sections and other city districts.
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Jew Orleans
New Orleans
Canal Street
Ity
Capitol Investigation Probes Fire Hazard in Raleigh
State officials probe the 108 year old North Carolina capitol for fire hazards amid concerns over overloaded wiring. The inquiry focuses on safety and potential wiring deficiencies in the landmark building.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Veterans of Disbanded Army Stand By To Preserve Austria
Veterans of Austria's disbanded Heimwehr decide to revive the organization to safeguard Austria's independence. Blackshirt letters announced the move in Graz as the Austrian army and police waited for action after plans by Nazi Crownshirts for a march on Vienna were blocked.
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Graz
Helmwehr
Heimwehr
Vienna
Fronteir
Appeal to Kidnappers Unanswered
An investigator in the Peter Levine kidnapping disclosed two ransom notes left by abductors written on a cheap dial type writer sold as children's toys. He suggested the digits may indicate a demand of 5000 or 8500 with five zeros, a decimal point possibly misread, as authorities review the case. Murray Levine pleaded with the kidnapers for his 12-year-old son's safe return while awaiting word in New Rochelle New York.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Peter Levine
John A. Moroso
New Rochelle, N., Y
Murray Levine
Peter
New York
Picketing clash at Northwestern Barb Wire plant ends with shooting
In Sterling Indiana about 600 gathered for peaceful picketing near Northwestern Barb Wire after the company did not renew a Steel Workers Organizing Committee contract. About 100 deputies used tear gas to disperse the crowd. One worker was shot in the groin and several others were injured as roughly 36 were arrested amid the melee.
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Sterling
Sheriff's
Northwestern
Barb Wire Company
A. E. Hamilton
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Co. S. O
Slanket Mill workers vote on TWOC today
In Reidsville Draper blanket mill workers voted today on forming a Textile Workers Organizing Committee to represent them. The Draper site is the first of five Marshall Field mills to vote with about 3,000 workers affected across Leaksville Spray and related plants.
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Reidsville
Draper
Marshall Field and Company
Leaksville
Karastan
Spray
Baruch Urges Clear Monopoly Definition and Tax Reform
Bernard Baruch told the Senate unemployment committee there should be a clearer government definition of monopoly and urged modification of acts rather than repeal. He advocated revising tax laws to unleash 130 million Americans, stimulate business, boost employment, and increase revenues.
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Bernard Baruch
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Tooe
Baruch
Roosevelt
Senate
Ed Baruch
Sunday Sabbath Observance Favor and City Council Review
Public Welfare committee reviews recommendations from the High Point Ministers Association on proper observance of Sunday. The ministers urge a suitable ordinance but the council plans further study with no firm date for action. Representatives include F Logan Porter and Rev F L Conrad among others.
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High Point Ministers’ Association
Ministers’ Association
Public Welfare Committee
R. H. Sechrest
E. M. Knox
Grover H. Jones
F. L. Conrad
C. C. Williamson
G. N. Royal
A. Lincoln Falk
O. L. Ruth
Roy Culler
L. H. Zimmerman
RE. A. Lockwood
J. W
Deep South Freeze Gates March Incoming Weather
A severe cold snap hit the eastern seaboard and southern states with freezing temperatures overnight. Shipping along the New England coast faced disruption while California faced storm waters and heavy damages in Los Angeles county. three deaths were linked to the weather. Snow covered upstate New York and New England as forecasters predicted moderation in parts of the country today.
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New England
Los Angeles County
California
New York
Defenders Of Yellow River Put To Flight Say Japs
Chinese force of about 100000 retreated through Southern Shansi as Japanese planes bombed the area. Japanese accounts claimed Chinese troops were demoralized and abandoning defenses with pockets trapped in snow. The main Chinese force allegedly crossed the Yellow River into Shensi, while isolated fighting continued near Chengchow and along the Hwai river in Anhwei.
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Shansi
Yellow River
Yellow
China
Shensi Province
Wupao
Shensi
Chengchow
Henan
Sinjiang
Hwai River
Anhwei
Nanking
Roy Turner Lowman Found Dead in Lumberton Store
Roy Turner Lowman, 85, was found shot to death in his Lumberton store yesterday, ruled a death by own action by Coroner D. W. Biggs as police continued investigations.
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Lumberton
Roy Turner Lowman
D. W. Biggs
North Carolina Junior Chamber Convention Date Adjusted
Greensboro March 1 The annual convention date for the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce has moved from April 3 to April 20, a scheduling change announced today.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mother braves fire to save two sons in home
In Norfolk Virginia on March 1 Mrs. Willie Lee Paul rescued her boys Earl eight and Cecil ten from a burning home after an oil stove exploded. All three suffered severe burns.
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Norfolk
Willie Lee Paul
Earl
Cecil
Lumberton Mayor to Run for Ninth District Judge
Lumberton North Carolina March 1 Mayor BE Johnson announces candidacy for ninth district judge challenging incumbent N A Sinclair of Fayetteville.
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Lumberton
N. C
BE. M. Johnson
N. A. Sinclair
Fayetteville
Goering Advertises German Air Strength On Anniversary
Berlin reports Field Marshal Goering declares Germany's air force ready to extend beyond borders including Austria and Czechoslovakia. He touts a revived air power since Versailles and urges unity with Hitler's Reich, addressing aviators at the third anniversary celebration.
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Meann Wilhelm
Sailles
Goering
Germany
Fuehrer
Hitler
Reichstag
Two Die in Fatal Garage Explosion in Bath Maine
Two men died and three were injured in a blast that leveled Plant's Garage near Bath. The deceased are Henry E. Fuller of Upham and Arthur J. Ward, 35, a garage employee. Fire officials suspect gasoline fumes from two trucks stored overnight ignited as Fuller opened the shop morning.
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Bath
Plant
Henry E. Fuller
Upham
Arthur J. Ward
Fuller
Stokowski and Garbo At Capri Amalfi
Greta Garbo and Leopold Stokowski arrived at Capri in the Bay of Naples aboard a private craft. Ravello’s mayor obtained their passports, fueling doubt about the couple's identification after romance rumors from last year and prior denials.
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Amalfi
Italy
Greta Garbo
Leopold Stokowski
Ravello
Caprigether
Bay of Naples
Britain Plans Debate on Defense as Nations Discuss Battleship Limits
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain announced a House of Commons debate on Britain’s defense program after the annual white paper on a five year arms build worth 7.5 billion pounds. US, UK, and France naval experts met over Japan’s battleship plans, while Britain’s rearming pace eyed further increases and renewed preparedness.
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Neville Chamberlain
Britain
House of Commons
House
Chamberlain
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Great Britain
France
Japan
Europe
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