Rail Shares Steady Amid Cautious Market Outlook
Rail shares gave a firmer appearance as traders stayed cautious. Washington actions on transportation and a possible eastern trunkline merger shaped sentiment while farm relief and wet stocks influenced the broader market.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Mar
Washington
Union Pacific
Louisville
United Aircraft
Studebaker
White House
A. A. Berle
National Transportation Committee
Wall Street
Call Money
Butter and Eggs Prices Report from Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show butter at 8 204 firm with creamery specials 93 score 18 19 percent extras 92 18 percent extra firsts 90 91 17 percent firsts 88 89 17 percent standards 90 centralized carrots 18 percent. Eggs 30 814 steady with extra firsts 13 percent fresh graded firsts 12 percent current receipts 11 percent.
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Chicago
Zangara Executed After Swift Justice
Zangara was executed today at Raiford after arriving from Date county jail Miami to await the chair. Governor Schultz signed the death warrant March 3 fixing execution for the week of March 20. Zangara displayed a boastful attitude in death cell then became sullen and non-committal before the March 20 execution.
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Date
Miami
Zangara
State Prison
Dave Schultz
Raiford
Trawler Voyager Floated After Grounding at Manteo
Manteo March 20 The trawler Voyager driven aground during a heavy sea Saturday night was floated near midnight by the cutter Puntchartrain and towed toward Norfolk Virginia. Captain Topping and five crewmen were rescued yesterday.
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Voyager
Puntchartrain
Norfolk
Topping
British Officer Is Declared Traitor
London March 20 Major H Shapcott opened a court martial charging Lieutenant Baillie Stewart of the British army with selling his country for 50 pounds. Baillie Stewart, a Sea forth Highlanders officer, has been a tower of London prisoner for weeks. The case alleges he conspired with a German agent to obtain and pass army secrets useful to an enemy.
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London
Baille- Stewart
H. Shapcott
Tower of London
Baillie Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Erickson Sworn in to Fill Walsh Seat in Senate
Washington March 20 The Senate administered the oath to former Governor John E Erickson to succeed the late Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana, dismissing a protest that the appointment was a political trade.
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Washington
Senatoy
John E. Erickson
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
U S Joins League Action on Peru Colombia Dispute
Washington reports the United States will work with the League of Nations on the Peru Colombia dispute. Hugh P. Wilson, ambassador to Switzerland, named as a league committee representative. The council urged Peruvian forces to evacuate Colombian territory near Leticia. The US will participate without binding itself to any proposed actions.
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Washington
Mar
State Department
United States
League of Nations
Peru-Colombia
South America
Hugh P. Wilson
Switzerland
League Committee
China
Manchu
League Council
Leticia
League
Wilson
Attempt on Hitler Halted by German Police
German police report an attempted life attack on Chancellor Adolf Hitler by a German and two Russian communists. Three grenades and ammunition were found at the Warner monument near Hitler's Munich home. the trio fled by car before police arrival. Hitler departed for Berlin by plane at 7 a.m. and reached at 9:15 a.m.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Warner Monument
Hitler
Berlin
Final Rites Tuesday For Mrs. O'Connor
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Tom O'Connor 54, florist, who shot herself in her flower garden after years of poor health from a June 1930 auto accident. Authorities deem it death by own action. no inquest. She leaves husband, six daughters and one son.
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Greensboro
Tom O'Connor
Confederate Veteran I J Sullivan Dies in Lincolnton
I J Sullivan, 86, Confederate veteran of Crouse, died at his home in Lincolnton. He was one of eight remaining veterans in Lincoln County.
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Lincolnton
I. J. Sullivan
Crouse
Lincoln County
Health Board Meets Raleigh Special Meeting
A state board of health holds a special afternoon meeting in Raleigh to discuss matters of policy.
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Health Board
Raleigh
State Board of Health
Charlotte Man Hurt In Fayetteville Auto Collision
J. M. Short of Charlotte a tea company employee was injured here in a collision between his car and another vehicle.
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Charlotte
Fayetteville
J. M. Short
Funeral Rites Today for Salisbury Brothers
Funeral services were set for today for T. P. Pridge and his brother Cecil Pridge of Salisbury who were killed in a plane crash that also claimed Emerson Faggart.
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Salisbury
T. P. Pridge
Cecil
Emerson Faggart
12,702,208 Bales Ginned in 1932 Census Report
The census bureau reports cotton ginned in 1932 totaled 12,702,208 running bales or 12,994,430 equivalent 506 pound bales, with round bales counted as half. State totals include Texas 4,303,589 running bales and 4,497,274 equivalent, Alabama 923,806 and 948,902, North Carolina 676,684 and 662,789, Oklahoma 1,971,883 and 1,083,591, Georgia 861,906 and 854,470, and others.
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Washington
Mar
Census Bureau
Es Iaru
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Second Brother Dies of Wounds
Snow Hill report states Jesse Ormond died in Kinston hospital from gunshot wounds to both lungs after a Saturday night gunfight with his brother Ed, who was killed instantly. The dispute over a still sparked the shooting. Jesse requested they be buried side by side. Ed was buried yesterday at the family plot.
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Snow Hill
Jesse Ormond
Kinston
Sheriff's Department
Jesse
Taft Madge removes McWhorter over license tag stance
Governor Ta madge ordered Marcus P. McWhorter removed from the Motor Vehicle Division payroll after his statement he would wait for a court order before issuing $3 auto license tags as Talmadge had proclaimed. The adjournment and proclamation followed without enacting a flat $8 rate for all tags.
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Atlanta
Eugene Tamadge
Marcus P. McWhorter
State Revenue Commission
McWhorter
Tal
Georgia Ture
Talmadge
Ambassador Daniels Heads to Washington for Mexico City Post
Raleigh publisher Josephus Daniels travels by train to Washington to confer with state department officials before becoming American ambassador in Mexico City. A farewell dinner at Wakestone yesterday honored the soon to be envoy.
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Raleigh
Josephus Daniels
Washington
State Department
Mexico City
Wakestone
Daniels
Ohio Flood Wrecks Havoc as Rivers Rise Across Regions
News from Ohio and Kentucky reports eight lives lost as floodwaters surge through Cincinnati Newport Covington and surrounding areas. Rescuers pull survivors from rivers while weather agencies warn the Ohio remains 12 feet above flood stage and storms threaten additional misery across several states.
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Ind
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Anna Morgan
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Italian pays with life for Cermak's death
The article recounts the execution of an Italian assassin at Cer mak's death scene. Zangara rejects religious offerings, resists a prison chaplain, and calls for the minister to leave. The death march proceeds after his interruptions and requests.
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Zangara
Mayo
Chapman
L. O. Sheffield
Sheffield
Fnally
Nations urged to accept plan for real peace
Mr MacDonald calls for an agreed peace, not imposed, arguing nations must fit their nationalism into a broader scheme to save Europe and the world and create a better international atmosphere.
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MacDonald
Europe
President Signs Economy Bill Aiming to Cut Federal Costs
The president signed an economy bill expected to take effect by April 1. Officials project at least 280 million dollars in veterans compensations savings and 100 million in reduced salaries to balance the budget within a year. Additional savings from agency reorganizations are anticipated, as a third emergency measure, the beer bill, is expected soon.
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White House
Bowie Cherry Bloc Faces Test of Budget Plan
Bowie and Cherry leaders in the house push an economy budget plan to balance without a sales tax. Senator Clement heads antisales tax faction in the senate. The senate resumes tonight amid expectations it will reject the house bill while backing an eight month school term.
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Bowie
Ashe
Cherry
Gaston
House
Clement
Rowan
Senate
Federal relief plan aims for 500 million fund
The proposal creates a relief director answerable only to the president and uses the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to advance funds with new borrowing power. It marks direct federal relief for the first time, echoing the Lafollette Costigan bill and Wagner loan debate. Advisors expect a $40 million unspent treasury balance to start a reforestation effort.
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Senate
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