Buell Says U. S. Closer To War Since 1917
Raymond L. Buell president of the Foreign Policy Association warned in Chicago that war is closer to the United States than any time since 1917. He criticized the Roosevelt policy for failures in Latin America and the Orient and urged curbs on military and naval spending while pushing a pragmatic economic program.
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Chicago
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Orient
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Japan
Europe
Hull
Brazil
Death Probed In Pinehurst Carbon Monoxide Case
Mrs. Bradley Davidson heiress to Statler hotel millions dies suddenly at Pinehurst from carbon monoxide. Authorities probe the death, with Dr. Bradley Davidson named in connection to the incident. Investigation focuses on timing and possible involvement or negligence as relatives and investigators await autopsy results.
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Statler Hotel
Pinehurst
Drastic Action Feared in Cuba
Havana March 2 Col Fulgencio Batista warned the government may use drastic measures to cope with a island wide movement for a general strike. He hoped to avoid extreme steps but feared a near necessity. Dr Jose A Presno, Havana university rector chosen by opposition as successor to Mendieta, said he would not accept office under any conditions. The ABC Authenticos and Mena solidarias formed a united front.
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Fulgencio Batista
Jose A. Presno
Havana University
Carlos Mendieta
ABC
Authenticos
Menosalisas
Labor Board Targeted by A F L Dissatisfaction
Detroit March 2 The American Federation of Labor criticized President Roosevelts automobile labor board on its first anniversary as the federation plans a secret strike vote among 176 auto worker locals. Francis J Dillon AFL organizer says the move stems from discontent with how the board conducts collective bargaining.
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Roosevelt
Automobile Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
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Francis J. Dillon
Conflicting Testimony Heard In Probe Of Heiress Death
Pinehurst March 2. Solicitor Roland Pruett probing the death of 22 year old heiress Mrs. H Bradley Davidson Jr said new information conflicts with inquest testimony and carbon monoxide theory remains under study. He noted evidence of rigor mortis at hospital and the body position on the running board, plus ventilation in the garage. Autopsy by Dr Carpenter continues at Wake Forest with a final report due Monday. Inquest resumes Tuesday with questioning of Davidson party members and household staff. The body was taken to Mt Kisco for burial.
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Roland Pruett
H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
E. M. Statler
Williams
Davidson
Moore County Hospital
Pruett
Washington, D. C
C. Carpeinter
Wake Forest College
Curtis Campaigne
New York City
Davidsons
Carpenter
Girl's body found by her father near Franklin County
Martha Faulkner a 14 year old girl was found murdered in a woods near her home in the gold sand school section. Her father Sidney Faulkner, a tenant farmer, discovered the body while going to a neighbor's house. Coroner and authorities reported a blunt head wound with no obvious signs of assault and no clues about the killer. The last sighting was at 7 PM when she left to visit neighbors and a church meeting.
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Missionary Reported Killed by Chinese
In Sian, Shensi Province, March 2, Chinese soldiers reported the slaying of Rev. 8. C. Frendhan, an inland mission worker. Searchers gave up hope of locating his young wife, a London girl, who left Nan kiang a week ago on foot. Frenchan, a young Austrian, also died per troops from Nan kiang.
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Shensi Province
China
C. Frendhan
Mission Inland Mission
Waas
London
Nankiang
Frenchan
King of Siam abdication noted amid war talks
Beverly Hills March 1. A witty note from L IL W reflects on the abdication of the King of Siam and the Saar valley’s return to Germany. He jests about islands and allied powers, then signs off with a quip about prices and baby bonds.
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Calif
King
Siam
Saar Valley
Germany
War department funds dredging inland waterway channel
Washington March 2 the war department approved 19000 dollars for maintenance dredging to restore the inland waterway channel from Norfolk Virginia to Beaufort Inlet North Carolina to the full project depth of 12 feet.
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War Department
Norfolk
Beaufort Inlet
N. CC
Reward Offered for Slaying of J. W. Blythe
Governor Ehringhaus offered a reward of 100 for the apprehension and conviction of the unknown person or persons tied to the Blythe killing. Henderson county commissioners added a 100 reward, in a lake area near Lecatorville, as investigators pursue leads in the case.
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Ehringhaus
Henderson County
J. W. Blythe
Lecator Denhiile
Henderson
Relief fund grants to states reach 830000 for North Carolina
Washington March 22 The relief administration announced 56,576,574 dollars for March general relief with Alaska and the Virgin Islands excluded from April grants. North Carolina received 830,075 dollars and South Carolina 613,200 dollars for the first 15 days of the month.
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Relief Administration
Alaska
Virgin Islands
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ling Will Let Measures Stand
Baton Rouge March 2 The militia guarded Louisiana legislature prepared to wind up its special session quietly as Huey Long said he planned no drastic last minute amendments or convention to rewrite the state constitution. His 22 5 bills would stay as they stand with no push for a constitutional convention now. Long’s other bills transfer control of New Orleans police and fire departments to his administration and remove foe Higginbotham from Baton Rouge streets and parks, but the measures lack his usual dictatorial impact.
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Loutalana
Huey Long
Long
Senate
New Orleans
Higginbotham
Public Health And Alcohol Vie With Appropriations And Revenue
RALEIGH March 2 Public health and alcohol mix with appropriations in the state legislature as committee work nears completion. Finance backs a 3 percent sales tax with higher rates for chain stores and stations, aiming to boost revenue by 300000 yearly. Schools may receive about 20800000 first year and 21000000 second year plus federal aid for transportation. Highway funding around 26400000 annually, with 2000000 yearly for debt service. Drivers license bill passes, effective November 1. Cosmetic arts regulation reforms occur after intense opposition. board personnel will change. Beer content remains 3.2 percent, vetoed then revived for judiciary review. Rabies vaccination for dogs advances in senate committees. Continued on page 2.
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Judiciary
Work relief bill stalemate persists in Washington
Washington reports the $4.88 billion work relief bill remains in deadlock after a Senate White House impasse over the McCarran prevailing wage amendment. Roosevelt reportedly not engaging in weekend talks, Holmes and Hughes involved in nearby discussions, and Treasury shows a $2.25 billion eight month deficit as the government eyes strategies ahead.
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W. Forbes Morgan
Farm Credit Administration
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New York
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University of West Virginia
Holmes Condition Deteriorates in Pneumonia Fight
Oliver Wendell Holmes the renowned Supreme Court justice was examined by his physician shortly after noon today and found to have taken a slight turn for the worse in his battle against bronchial pneumonia.
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Washington
Mar
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Second Rain Of Bomb Bring Mediation Offe On Ships By Airplane
In Athens on March 2 a second rain of bombs struck fleeing rebel laden warships. Government leaders sought mediation with revolutionary officers while rebels demanded a reply within thirty minutes. Crete was approached as forces pursued the fleet and court martial actions began for captured rebels.
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Eleutherios Venizelos
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Greece
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A of
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Farley Charges Will Be Studied by Senate Panel
Washington March 2 Senator McKellar chairman of the post office committee said the committee would in executive session Monday consider the resolution and charges against Postmaster General Farley submitted by Senator Long. McKellar noted no procedure was set but all statements would be reviewed and Long indicated a desire to appear. Long would return Monday from Louisiana for the meeting. Data from Secretary Ickes on building material projects tied to Farley was ready to go to the Senate Monday.
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Senator McKellar
Post Office Committee
Gena Farley
Long
McKellar
Senator Long
Louisiana
Ickes
Farley
Senate
Three Negroes Die From Meningitis in Anderson County
In Bol ton community of Anderson County three negroes died from meningitis within the week. Two additional cases, also negroes, were reported. County health director Dr. E. B. Epting announced four homes placed under strict quarantine after severe influenza followed by meningitis.
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Anderson County
E. Be, Epting
Epting
Campbell Sets Up for Record Run After 233 MPH Test
Sir Malcolm Campbell pushed the Bluebird to speeds near 233 and 208 mph on a two way beach run at Daytona Beach as he tunes for a potential 300 mph world record. Sunny conditions, a hard but uneven beach, and smooth motor performance marked the test day before the next attempt.
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Fla
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Oceanside
Bluebird
Marriage Laws Change Proposed by Sparger Bill
RALEIGH March 2 Representative Sparger of Stokes introduced a bill to repeal a state law requiring a physical examination or affidavit of fitness before marriage license issuance. The House held local business Saturday sessions. resumes Monday with a day meeting at noon. Senate backs SB 242 to increase Charlotte City Council members and elect mayor by popular vote.
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Sparger
Stokes
House
Senate
Rell
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Weather forecast by states and winds data
North Carolina fair tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions. South Carolina fair tonight and central portions Sunday. Hatteras to Jacksonville southwest winds and fair weather tonight and Sunday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras fresh south winds shifting to westward as day and mostly overcast. Charlotte AP bureau records summary of temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending at A.M. in main cotton areas and nearby regions.
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