Two Brothers Slain In Kannapolis Affray
In Kannapolis two Medlin brothers Babe and Brady were shot dead by Lewis Shinn after a long feud. Shinn surrendered to officers and is jailed. The double slaying followed an argument in the Union Store area with claims of prior confrontations and a prior shooting between parties.
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Long Heckled By Roosevelt Signs In SS CG Rally
Huey Long drew about 5,000 South Carolinians in Columbia to say he would place the people before the Democratic party and push for wealth redistribution. He claimed he echoed Roosevelt pre presidency doctrine and would campaign against Senator Bailey next year.
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Relief Bill Advances to Conference in Washington
The Senate passed the $4.88 billion relief bill after eight weeks of debate and sent it to a House Senate conference for settlements. The 68 to 16 vote included a $376 million silver rider kept as a procedural move to avoid a filibuster, with plans to remove it in the conference. The Senate rejected a $4 billion greenback proposal to fund the program. The measure aims to provide work for about 3.5 million unemployed as relief funds shift from direct aid.
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Ravenel Mansion Destroyed by Fire at Clemson College
One of the souths oldest landmarks the Ravenel mansion at Clemson College was destroyed by fire this afternoon virtually nothing saved antique furniture from the nineteenth century was lost. The home built 125 years ago by Mr Harrison stood above the Seneca river for a century and a quarter.
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Textile union leaders condemn sales tax in Tarboro
P A Christopher president of the North Carolina Textile union and R R Lawrence state president of the AFL addressed textile mill owners in Tarboro condemning the sales tax and stressing labor organization.
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Million Italians Now in Service in Mussolini Mobilization
Mussolini declares Italy ready for any threat and mobilizes 1.9 million men combining regular army 600000 and 400000 Black Shirt militiamen plus 200000 more as precaution. Ethiopean calls 30000 more, while Italy warns of European tensions after Germany rearmament.
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One Woman Slain After Bronx Drinking Party
In a Bronx garage after an all night party a deadly fight left Harriet 95 dead and Anna Kerry 28 injured. Kerry says they had met two men on 49th street and ended up in the garage after drinking beer. An attendant and a truckman reported seeing four people argue and flee as investigators sought weapons.
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Roosevelt Tells Committee to Write Its Own Social Bill
President Roosevelt directs the House Ways and Means Committee to refine and present a social security bill by April 1. Chairman Coughton reports agreement but Perkins protests changes to old age annuities and the plan to make the social insurance board an independent agency.
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Administration Backing Wagner Labor Bill Reported
Reports of White House support for the Wagner labor disputes bill circulated in Washington amid AFL backing for NRA reforms. President Roosevelt and Richberg offered no comment while Wagner voiced strong confidence the measure would pass, amid strained employer testimony and a push for a permanent labor relations board enforcing bargaining rules.
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Drive for Higher Taxes Threatens Washington
March 23 A drive for new taxes hangs over Congress as leaders prepare to block a Senate attempt to revise the income tax rate schedule and repeal the pink slip publicity feature. The Chamber of Commerce warns of a Senate push for drastic corporate tax hikes to fund the bonus, while Patman supporters dispute claims of currency issuance. Veterans leaders Madeline Van Zandt and Belgrano call for united action to push Patman through to the Senate swiftly.
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Forewarned killer plans murder suicide on April Fool's Day
A New York man identified as F. C. H. writes to a radio station that on April 1, 1935, he will kill his son and then himself. He asks for discussion of death on a program and to be left alone, while broadcasters urge him to seek help as March nears Fool's Day.
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Barbara Hutton Heads to Reno Not Giving Penny to Prince
Princess Barbara Hutton leaves London after an eleven day confinement and travels with cousin Jimmy Donahue to Southampton. They board a green streamlined train bound for Reno, escaping media scrutiny. The dash from London to Southampton covers most of the night and reaches high speeds, despite new speed limits.
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Mrs. Cora L. Horner Dies at Durham Hospital
Mrs. Cora Leigh Horner age 668 wife of James Hugh Horner of Durham died Saturday at Watts hospital after a four week illness. She was mother of Mrs. Nina Horner Gomiwin private secretary to Congressman William H Umstead. Funeral will be held Sunday at 4 PM from the residence 886 South Street.
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School supplement passes in Charlotte election
Complete unofficial returns from today's special election show voters approved a 25 cents per 8100 property valuation to supplement state school funds. Final tally: 10,460 in favor, 5,887 against.
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Body Found in Reservoir Identifies Former Boston Doctor
A body recovered in Framingham is identified as Dr. George H. H. Bigelow former superintendent of Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. The medical examiner confirms the identification and notes he had been missing since December.
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France Guards Eastern Front With Fort Chain Defense
France has poured 840 million francs into a vast fortification chain along its eastern front to deter Germany, recalling 1870 and 1914. The plan covers the Belgian frontier, the central stretch to the Rhine, and the Rhine frontier itself as a natural barrier.
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Cherry Drives Revenue Bill Toward Final Approval
Raleigh March 23 Members of the General Assembly prepared to resume deliberations on the biennial revenue bill as Representative Cherry leads in House finance committee action. The bill, with a 3 percent exemptionless sales tax and a tax on corporate stock dividends, is projected to raise about 62 million dollars for the biennium. House Democrats pressed toward third reading and final passage before sending the measure to the Senate.
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Paris Berlin triple talks aim to curb German crisis
Paris and Berlin press for unity with Britain in a tripartite parley to chart a cautious path toward Anglo German talks. Eden Laval and Savitch signal exploratory work while Italy mobilizes 220000 more, and 30000 troops move nearer the Rhine as Greece and Moscow visits follow.
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Weather forecast by states and cotton region data
North Carolina generally fair Sunday and Monday with cooler Sunday. South Carolina generally fair Sunday and Monday with cooler conditions in the northern area. Washington report shows 24 hour temperature and rainfall ending 8 PM in principal cotton regions and other areas.
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