Wall Street Sees Irregular Session Amid Farm Relief Hopes
New York reports a wavering stock market with prices fluctuating and an overall downtrend. Traders focus on farm relief legislation while awaiting potential inflationary moves and monitoring European market developments.
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New York
Wall Street
American Telephone
Case
U. S. Steel
American Can
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Merc
Evasion of Income Tax Charged in Indictment
Witnesses from Chicago and Florida and attorneys testified in a federal case charging evasion of income tax. U S Attorney Gel Z Meralie indicated several witnesses were brought in recently, though their names were not disclosed. The indictment includes one count.
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Chicago
Florida
U. S
Gel. Z. Meralie
Indicted for Single Evasion Charge in Tax Case
The case cites one count of evasion with a maximum five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The government claims tax amounts were about $84,000 less than in prior filings. A warrant issued earlier led to Mitchell's arrest and $10,000 bail for a March 29 hearing before a commissioner. Medalie signals an early trial, with neither Mitchell nor his attorney present at the indictment reading.
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U. S
Thos. E. Dewey
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Market Report
Butter and eggs in Chicago trading on March 124 show 8 614 for butter with creamery specials 92 score at 18 18 percent, extras 92 at 17 percent, extra fair 90 91 at 17 percent and standard 90 centralized carrots at 17 percent. Exes 24 852 for easy extras firsts 12 percent fresh graded firsts 12 percent current receipts 11 percent.
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Chicago
Mussolini Honored With Rome Ceremony and War Dead Chapel In Verona
Mussolini was honored at a 9 45 A M gathering in Piazza Hiedra with Roman fascist units and war veterans. The march proceeded to the Fascist exposition building and Piazza Venezia for ceremonies. The day ended with the dedication of the Verona cemetery war dead chapel and a reception at the Capitol for fascist leaders.
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Piazza Hiedra
Fatherland
Piazza Venezia
Mussolini
Golemn
Verono
Legal Beer Sent Via Mail After April Sixth
The article notes that legality of mailing beer changed after April 6 under the eighteenth amendment. General Cummins informed President Roosevelt about a ruling on beer advertising and anticipatory sales for April 7, with newspapers allowed to use the material. The White House confirmed the President’s inquiry to the attorney general due to numerous newspaper requests.
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General Cummins
Roosevelt
White House
Campbell speaks on garden making at Kiwanis meeting
Walter H. Campbell of Greensboro addressed the Kiwanis club at the Elwood hotel on soil types and garden preparation. He urged digging ten inches deep, using coal ash and organic matter, planting excess seeds, and proper transplanting and cultivation. The talk covered seasonal planting, weed control, and harvesting practices plus the social and economic benefits of gardening.
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Walter H. Campbell
Greensboro
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Piedmont
Campbell
Appropriations Up On Tuesday In State Assembly Action
The assembly moved to advance an $78,919,000 two year appropriations bill after Senator Clement urged the original $83,000,000 for 1932 35. The revenue act was sent back to the house with changes on ad valorem taxation and valuations. Greensboro tax notes and scrip issues passed under suspension, while the senate lifted rules to permit incarcerating Indian miners at Samarcand and Stonewall Jackson training school.
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Clement of
Rowan
Senate Appropriations
Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
Revenue Machinery Act
Scarborough
Richmond
Doughton
Alleghany
Finance Committee
Greensboro
Assembly
Samarcend
Stonewall Jackson
Federal Education Support Debate Draws Editors and Professors
A divisional meeting of the teachers association heard Dr. Gerald Craig of Teachers College Columbia University and Dr. Douglas Freeman editor of The Richmond News Leader. Dr. K W Gunther of Michigan State Normal and Jule Warren secretary treasurer spoke on education policy and the role of newspapers in teaching. Freeman noted his mixed views on the newspaper comic strip and modern education materials.
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Gerald
Craig
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Cooper
Association of Classroom Teachers
Douglas
Freeman
Richmond, Va
K. W. Gunther
Michigan State Normal
Jule B. Warren
The
Educational Association
Moy
Notice of Commissioner Sale in Guilford County North Carolina
The notice states the sale of the Mowell Hunting Lodge Tract in Guilford County near High Point Township. The property covers about 20 acres and will be sold at the courthouse door in Greensboro at 2 o clock on a Tuesday. A cash deposit of 5 percent is required from the high bidder. The sale is conducted by Commissioner J Allen Austin with legal notice dated March 3, 1933.
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C. H Ellis
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
City of
High Point
N. C
High Point Township
J. T. Stewart
Office of the Register of Deeds
Piast
Bellas
Dred Peacock
State of
Guilford
H. Kearns
George T. Penny
Stoner
Greensboro
Thacker
J. H. Hedgecock
J. H.cock
Point
J. Allen Austin
Com
Atty
Education leaders urge reform for children and teachers
Dr. Freeman and Dr. Gunther warn that children are losing language and social cues while teachers face social and economic hurdles. Warren cites classroom obligations and opportunities as North Carolina newspapers support education. Drs Hickman Cooper and Gov Ehringhaus to address and close the convention tomorrow.
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East Side
Freeman
Gunther
North Carolina
Warren
Frank Hickman
Duke University
Cooper
Association
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
States plan conventions on repeal of 18th Amendment
Twelve states have arranged conventions to act on repealing the 18th Amendment, with 25 more considering conventions. Thirty six of the 48 states would need ratification of the 21st Amendment to allow liquor sales again. Dates set include Wisconsin April 25 and Wyoming May 3. Other states have pending legislation or no action yet.
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Associated Pres
Arizona
Idaho
Indiana
Michigan
Montana
New Jersey
Oregon
Utah
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Wyomi
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Missouri
Nevada
Newmashire
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texans
Vermont
Georgia
FIGHT OVER RUM FLEET IN SIGHT
In Middletown Township New Jersey detectives investigated the murder of Alexander Al Lillien a liquor runner known as a master of rum operations. He was found dead in his hilltop mansion with three bullets through the skull after a mysterious telephone call summoned police to the scene. Investigators believe rivals in control of a rum fleet carried out the shooting after driving to the front door and firing on Lillien.
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Middletown
Township
N. J. Mor
Alexander
al) Lillien
Lillien
Sandy Hook
Oscar Hammerstein
Impressario
Lilien
Counter Claim In Bank Case Seeks Relief From Stock Assessment
In Greensboro on March 24, Joseph Snider and wife set up a counter claim in superior court against John D. Biggs as receiver of Commercial National Bank seeking to strike their names from stockholders records and be relieved from an $8,000 assessment. They contend stock was purchased based on alleged fraudulent representations by late bank official J Elwood Cox. Mrs Bettie Corbitt also filed a formal answer denying liability in a related Feuer suit.
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Greensboro
Joseph Snider
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
J. Elwood Cox
Bettie Corbitt
Feuer
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Rapardlen
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Forrest Avenue
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Peerless
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J. N. McCrary
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Sheraton Hotel
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Arthur Marsh
Basz
T. G. Lassiter
Asheboro
Clein’s
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Ee Oak
Address L Care Enterprise
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Louise Ave
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