Hoover predicts economy to recover within sixty days
President Hoover cites a statistical study and departmental reports showing the worst effects of the stock market crash will be passed within the next sixty days. He points to seasonal construction and boosted programs by railroads utilities and private industries as key drivers toward normal prosperity with continued government cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Hoover
Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Mysterious paralysis hits 300 in Oklahoma City
Federal authorities join city officials to battle a mysterious illness causing paralysis in about 300 people in Oklahoma City. Dr. Walter H. Miles links many cases to Jamaica ginger poison liquor with two high school girls among the victims. several professionals affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Walter H. Miles
Miles
Minster
Jake
Storm Warning Updates From Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau issued advisories changing storm warnings along the New Haven to Atlantic City coast and issuing small craft warnings south to Cape Hatteras. Southeast warnings extend from New Haven to Provincetown while northeast warnings run to Eastport Maine as a powerful storm moves northeast from New Jersey.
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New Haven
Conn
Atlantic City
N. J
Cape Hatteras
Provincetown
Mass
New England
Eastport
Maine
New Jersey
Bulwinkle Announces Candidacy in Ninth District
Gastonia former Congressman A L L Bulwinkle declared his bid for the Democratic nomination for representative from the ninth district subject to the June 7 primary. A three term incumbent, he served four terms in the House before losing in 1928 to Republican Charles A Jonas of Lincolnton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastonia
N. C
A. l L. Bulwinkle
Bulwinkle
House of Representatives
Charles A. Jonas
Lincolnton
Amos and Andy to Meet President Hoover at Noon
Freeman Gosden and Charles J. Correll known as Amos and Andy were on President Hoover's calling list. The President arranged to receive the radio entertainers at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Freeman Gosden
Charles J. Correll
Amos
Andy
Hoover
Chicago Bomb Trust Raid Nets 11 Men and Bombs
Detectives surrounded a farm near Chicago at midnight and captured Tony Caliendo and Tony Giannini among eleven arrests. Police say the operation targeted the reformed bomb trust tied to Genna gang remnants with two dynamite bombs found in a kitchen cupboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Genna
West Side
Tony Caliendo
Tony Giannini
Melrose Park
Joe Montana
State’s Attorney’s Office
Bomb Trust
Lonely Farm
Joseph Althemler
Woman Slapped Stenographer. Three Months Jail Time
In Clarksdale Mississippi Mrs K A Carney 53 was sentenced to three months in Coahoma County jail and a $500 fine after being convicted of simple assault in an incident with her husband attorney and Miss Mae Ross 22. The February 11 clash left Miss Ross with a broken nose and facial injuries as Carney said Ross cursed her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksdale
Miss
K. A. Carney
Theater Holdup Man Gets Lengthy Prison Sentence
J R K Tipping, a confessed theater robber, faces a 12 to 15 year prison term after pleading guilty. Attorneys plan an appeal, but Tipping said he will serve the sentence. Accomplices Claude Kale and Edwin Ballou received five months for store breaking, while James Binkley earned seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem, Mar
J. R. K. Tipping
Tipping
Claude Kale
Edwin Ballou
James Binkley
Flood sufferers repair damage in Toulouse and towns
In Toulouse and surrounding flood zones along the Garonne the population works to repair damage. Death toll may exceed 500 with Moissac hardest hit where 150 perished. Millions in property losses. Montauban shelters 10,000 homeless. authorities survey damaged homes and contractors begin repairs. Villemur rescue teams detour 20 miles to reach flooded areas.
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Toulouse
Garonne
Moissac
France
Montauban
Villemur
Panama Isthmus Rocked By Quake
Severe earth shocks rocked the Isthmus of Panama at 10 44 p m last night but caused no canal damage. A canal official said waterway safety was unaffected. Described as the strongest since 1913 1914 residents fled panicked from creaking frame houses as beds moved and china crashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Mar
Panama
Canal
China
Marriage Contract Of Young Chicago Students Collapses
The 1928 pact between Leo Dolan and Virginia Roth, two University of Chicago students, restricted social and economic claims and defined joint duties. In Superior Court Dolan lost an alienation suit against his father-in-law as the judge called the contract outrageous and a mere companionate marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
University of Chicago
Leo Dolan
Virginia Roth
Dolan
Michael L. McKinley
Edgar Roth
Erlanger Millions Fight Basis in Widow Dispute
New York March 8 AP. Executor disputes over Abraham Erlangers widow status as his estate, valued at 75 million dollars, draws in claims from his brother and attorney. Mitchell Erlanger denies any widow. attorney Max Steuer cites hotel records and accounts in Mrs Erlanger name. Erlanger died at Riverside Drive apartment leaving unclear marital ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham Erlanger
Erlanger
Riverside Drive
Abraham
Mitchell L. Erlanger
State Supreme Court
Max D. Steuer
Abraham L. Erlanger
Mitchell Erlanger
Steuer
New York Has Charge Accounts In the Name of Mrs. Erlanger
Atlantic City
Klaw and
Adelaide Louise Erlanger
Stener
Charlotte Fiscal
Vast Haywood County mining deal seals future sale
A large lead zinc and copper mineral claim in Fines Creek Haywood County near Waynesville is set to be sold to United States Smelting Mining and Refining Co. for hundreds of thousands of dollars. The vein runs nine feet wide with 54 percent metal, and ore has been found over a four mile area on a 2 000 acre tract owned by James Atkins Jr Rev J P Mangum and Chambliss Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville, Mar
Fines Creek
Haywood County
Haywood
United States Smelting, Mining and Refining Company
James Atkins, Jr
Waynesville
H. J. Bryson
Atkins
J. P. Mangum
Lexington, N
Chambliss Keith
Selma
Ala
Beer'sRunning Feud Blamed For Killing Dunn
In Hoboken New Jersey police linked a long running feud to the killing of Frankie Dunn, a retired North Jersey beer baron. Dunn was attacked yesterday in his office lobby by three men. two struck him and a third fired a submachine gun, wounding him fatally as he died hours later in hospital.
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Hoboken
N. J
Frankie Dunn
North Jersey
Dunn
Justice Sanford Dies At Capital
Justice Edward Terry Sanford of the Supreme Court died at his Washington home after a dental visit and illness. He was 64, appointed by President Harding in January 1923 and seated in February of that year.
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Washington
Mar
Edward Terry Sanford
Supreme Court
Justice Sanford
J. Lawn Thompson
Supreme Bench
Harding
Two Men Held for Cleveland Bank Robbery Suspects Apprehended
In Salisbury North Carolina on March 8 two men tied to the Cleveland Citizens Bank robbery were captured in Davie County. Bill Saunders 22 from Pittsburgh and Fred Rouse 27 of Concord were arrested with $1 311.09 found on them and four pistols a rifle and ammunition. They confessed and described fleeing from bloodhounds after the heist. Deputy Talbort and Nash and Mocksville Police Chief Nail arrested them at a negro woman's house.
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Salisbury
N. C
Davie County
Bill Saunders
Pittsburgh
Fred Rouse
Concord
Rowan County
Citizens Bank
Cleveland
Talbort and Nash
Nail
Mocksville
Saunders
Rouse
Davie
Talbort
Cope
Destructionists Warning Given At North Carolina D A R Meet
North Carolina D A R delegates hear Mrs Lowell F Hobart warning against destructionists plotting against home faith and government She cites communist agitators and calls for constructive work Dolly Madison marker unveiled at Guilford College and convention business proceeds
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Greensboro
Mar
North Carolina
Ouija Board Induced Indian Woman Murder Plot in Buffalo
Two Indian women were jailed on murder charges after one confessed using an Ouija board to incite the other to kill Mrs. Clothilde Marchand, a noted artist of the Buffalo Museum of Science. The victim’s body was found Thursday. motive tied to the artist and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Mar
Clothilde Marchand
Lilllian Jimerson
Henri Marchand
Buffalo Museum of Science
Cattauragus Indian Reservation
Lillian
Nancy Bowen
Mrs. Bowen
Charley
Miss Jimerson
Bowen
Airs
Marchand
Stormy Atlantic cyclone reroutes liner to Quiberon
The liner Aquitania was forced to alter its course from New York due to a mid Atlantic cyclone. It arrived a day late but with no injuries or damage reported aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qquerbourg
France
mid-Atlantic
Aquitania
New York
Hoover to Address Boy Scouts on Air Monday Evening
President Hoover will speak to a Birthday party of Boy Scouts in Washington. The speech will be broadcast nationwide via National and Columbus systems linking their stations starting at 9 p.m. Eastern Time Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoover
Washington
National Broadcasting
Columbus Broadcasting Systems
Mrs Faison Wins Senate Approval
The Senate confirmed the nominations of Marion C. Dunning to be collector of customs at Savannah Georgia and Fannie Faison to be collector of customs at Wilmington North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Faison
Senate
Washington, Mar
Marion
Dunning
Savannah
Fannie
Faison
Wilmington
Rivetless Ship Ready For Trials In Charleston
Charleston reports a rivetless steel steamship named the Carolina is prepared for Atlantic speed trials to prove the all welded design. Builder Richard F. Smith, aided by Charles V. Boykin, touts 20 percent weight savings and 25 percent lower construction costs with only 8,000 pounds of welding versus 28,000 pounds of rivets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Carolina
Atlantic Ocean
Richard F. Smith
Newport News
Smith
Charles V. Boykin
Charleston Dry Dock and Machine Company
Boykin
Elizabeth City
N. C
Davidson County Teams Reach State Finals in Basketball
Six teams remain in the state tournament with three from Davidson County. Lexington beat Wingate 25 7 to reach the Class A final, New London edged Gibsonville 18 16, Enfield defeated Stanley 23 11, and Lamberton won over North Wilkesboro in Class B. In Class C, Denton and Welcome from Davidson County advance to tonight’s action after Denton beat Elow 17 13.
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Raleigh
Mar
Davidson County
State College
Lexington
Wingate
New London
Gibsonville
Enfield
Stanley
Lamberton
North Wilkesboro
Denton
Welcome
Elow
Taft's Health Improves Slightly Less Favorable Bulletin
Doctors report former chief justice Taft had a less restful night and his condition is not quite as favorable as yesterday. Officials Thomas A. Claytor and Francis R. Wagner issued the 11 30 a m bulletin from Washington.
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Washington
Taft
Thomas A. Claytor
Francis R. Wagner
Ruth Agrees To 80 000 Contract
Ruth Ruth agrees to a two year contract at 80 000 per year with the New York Yankees, at a conference with owner Colonel Ruppert. The deal raises his salary by 10 600 from the previous year and contracts will be signed Monday in St. Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla. Mar S
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Jacob Ruppert
Ruth
Adams Enters Democratic Race for Buncombe State Senate
Asheville attorney John S. Adams announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state senator from Buncombe County in the June primary.
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Adams
Asheville
John SS. Adams
Buncomb County
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