Mrs Helen Worl Launches Campaign For North Carolina Treasurer
Mrs Helen Wohl of Gull fora county opened her campaign for state treasurer as a Democrat in North Carolina. She released a platform urging active state boards, opposition to centralization, and budgets aimed at local government viability and general welfare.
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Greensboro
Helen Roberton Wohl
Gull Fora
North Carolina
Woht
Caro
Serge
State Board of Education
North Carolina public school and tax policy pledge
A candidate outlines goals for public schools and education reform in North Carolina. He emphasizes duty on the state school commission and council of state, opposing centralization, and pledges to seek lower tax and interest burdens with local programs to reduce rates.
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North Carolina
Council of State
United States
California Mary Land and Dakota in Political Spot
California Maryland and Dakota in political spot with Hearst slate and spynimetracted slate backed by Boril Warren and former President Hoover. Col Frank Knox endorsed an uninstructed delegation. Maryland influences delegates as state convention binds results for the national convention.
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William Randolph Hearst
Boril Warren
Hoover
Frank Knox
South Dakota
Borah
London
Roosevelt
Maryland
Henry Breckenridge
New York
Breckenridge
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Breckinridge
Harry W. Nice
Servants Aid in Resisting Attack on U S Legation
The United States legation in Ethiopia reports native servants and gar rison members defending the yard as bullets struck the area where Mrs. Engert and Spencer stood. A brisk exchange left at least one bandit killed or wounded and the attackers driven off, with Engert praising native help and noting communication with the British legation to seek support.
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Engert
Fisherman shoots bass while line breaks in Florida
In Tallahassee on May 1 AP reports C R Woolery tries to shake a lure loose after a line snap. A wellplaced rifle shot killed a large fish, and another two pound black bass was found at the lure end.
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Tallahasser, Fla
C. R. Woolery
Woolery
Addis Ababa legation under threat as fires rage and refugees flood in
A British mission in Addis Ababa endures with hesitance among guards and a lone Lewis gun as Italians are feared still active. Reports say random firing continues, buildings burn, and a submachine gun of Italian origin has been seized. About 2,000 refugees shelter within the legation. five bodies lie near the Turkish legation. ten Europeans killed in 48 hours include Mrs A R Stabin, a medical missionary.
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London
Sidney Barton
Legation
Engert
Addis Abeba
Bergman
G. C. Bergman
Seattle
Stedin
A. R. Stadin
Kiled
Seventh Day Adventist Mission
Addis Ababa
A. R. Stabin
Loma Linda
Calif
Hall Without Hire Chattanoogan Movie House Defends Robins
In Chattanooga Tennessee manager Abe Borisky of a new neighborhood theater silenced complaints by patrons during a midnight employer only showing. He traced noises to a robin nest high above the screen and patrons supported keeping the birds until they could fly.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Abe Borisky
Berisky
Y Group Holds Special Meeting at Spiritual Emphasis
High Point delegates attended the Spiritual Emphasis conference sponsored by the Interstate Y M C A at Sedgefield Inn. George Irving of New York led the spiritual services and delivered the climactic address Sunday morning. Dr Clyde A Milner of Guilford College spoke Sunday. J Wilson Smith and W B Hall addressed on Saturday. About 75 attended, including W B Hall Horace Haworth David Parsons Jr and Mr and Mrs Edgar Hartley Sr from High Point.
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High Point
Interstate Y. M. C. A
Sedgefield Inn
George Irving
New York
National Council
Clyde A. Milner
Guilford College
Irving
J. Wilson Smith
Charlotte
W. B. Hall
Horace
Haworth
David Parsons
Edgar Hartley
Murder Charge Facing Barber in Los Angeles
District Attorney Baron Fitts filed a murder charge against Robert James a 38 year old barber whose fifth wife died by drowning in a bathtub after a reported rat tlesnoke torture. Charles Hope 37 an unemployed case man was held as a material witness. Hope described fiendish plots including a snake box black widow spiders shooting burning death and illegal operation. A coroner's jury said death was accidental drowning noting a leg sting and James had sought double indemnity on the life policy.
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Los Angeles
Baron Fitts
Robert James
Pitts Card
Charles Hope
Hope
M. Hope
James
Three Live Ghosts at Broadhurst Tuesday and Wednesday
Richard Arlen leads a witty adventure as three returned soldiers deemed dead by the war roam London. The Broadhurst engagement promises sparkling comedy and romance beyond the stage version, with a breadth not possible on stage.
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Broadhurst
Broadhurst Theatre
Richard Arlen
London
Hagood Requests Retirement After One Day Service
General Hagood seeks retirement after 44 years of active duty with full major general rank and retirement pay. He told President Roosevelt he initially requested retirement on March 17 during the controversy but withdrew at the President and Senator Burns's urging. He would auto retire next year on his 64th birthday.
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Army
Hagood
Roosevelt
Burns
D-Sc
U S Chamber Attacks New Tax Measure and Debates
The U S Chamber attacks a new tax measure as government spending nears six billion dollars for the current fiscal year. A Supreme Court defers ruling on the Guffey coal control bill, delaying opinion on a key "little NRA" for soft coal. Senator Guffey introduces a compromise ship subsidy bill to break the funding deadlock the Roosevelt administration seeks.
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Supreme Court
Guffey
C-Pa
Roosevelt
New York Stocks May Fourth Final Quotes Vary Widely
Final stock figures show mixed results with many major issues advancing and retreating. Large names such as Chrysler Coca Cola General Motors and U S Steel appear amid fluctuating prices while domestic firms including General Foods Ford and Packard Motors register notable activity.
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New York
Rams Exp
Adame Millis
Alaska Jam
Allie Ch
Budd
Burr
Calumet
Com Oil
C Can
Comm
Wright
del Lack Amd
Dowg Aire
du Pont de Nem
Blec Auto Lit
Bec Pow
Preeport Tex
Gen Blec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Gold Dust
Goodrich
Graham Paige
Ot Nor Ry Pt
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Trimole
Johns Manville
Kelvimator
Kennecott
Kroger Groe
Libbey
Ligg
Loews
Lorillard
Mack
Murray Corp
Nash Motors
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy
Nat Distil
Nat Pow Amd
No Am Aviat
Pac
Ohio
Packard Mot
Penmey
Penn Dix
Phillipe Pet
Pub Ser NJ
Pullman
Radio 104
Radio Pf BO
Radio K
Rem Rand
Repub St
Rey Tob
Shy Geabord Alrp
Gears Roebuck
G Shell Union
Socony Vache
Sou Ry
Sperry Corp
Std Branes
Stel Oil Cal Wu
Std OF NJ
Stewart Warnes Stucebaker
Gwift and Co
New Orleans Cotton Opens With Barely Steady Tone
Old crop months held firm while new crop options showed easier sentiment at the May 4 market open. May and July were bought with May at 11.47 and July at 11.01, while Oct and Dec fell 3 points to 10.13 and Jan opened at 10.15.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Opens Barely Steady on Trade and Liquidation
Cotton futures opened barely steady with May at 11.65, July 11.07, Oct 10.17, Dec 10.29, Jan 30.21, and March 10.24 as buyers took old crop on demand while distant months faced liquidation. Prices eased later as selling continued and May appeared offered near 11.55 with little pool activity, end of first hour around 11.61.
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New York
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed Movements On Hogs Cattle
Hog receipts 16 000 with direct 1 000. late trade 5 10 lower. tops around 10.18. Cattle and calves 13 000 and 1 600. steers and yearlings in broad demand, top around 9.50 in early trading. cows fierce and steady. bulls and heifers softer with sausage bulls 6 40 and feeders 7.50 9.00.
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Chicago Livestock Dept. Agr
British Pleasure-Travel Arrivals Rise in 1935
Great Britain reports that in 1935 the number of foreign visitors entering for pleasure rose by 3 percent over the previous year, signaling a modest rebound in tourism.
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Great Britain
Mc Donalds Address Postponed For Governor Candidate
The address by Dr Ralph W McDonald scheduled for tonight in Winston-Salem was postponed due to a conflicting engagement. No new speaker or time was provided and the city receiving the address remains unspecified.
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Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Saban
Eye
Im Ra
Funeral services for Mrs Aunte Beck Rutledge
Funeral services for Mrs Aunte Beck Rutledge wife of A G Rutledge were held at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev C N Rogal and Rev M Neehan officiating The service featured choir numbers and solos and was well attended Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
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Beck Rutledge
A. G. Rutledge
Grimes Street
Green Street
Argie Wood
Betty Inez King Dies of Pneumonia at 14 Months
Betty Inez King 14 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs N M King route 1 Greensboro died in hospital this morning at 10 o clock of pneumonia. Survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles A Ward Groomtown and Mr and Mrs B King route 1 Greensboro. Funeral arrangements not completed. body to be taken this afternoon to the Ward home in Groomtown.
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Betty Ene King
Betty Inez King
Momthy
N. M. King
Route 1
Greomsboro
Charles A. Ward
Groomtown
Moers. B. King
Greens Ro
Werd
Graham Claims He's Gaining Im Strength
Raleigh May prediction of a runoff and possible nomination for governor arises as Gov Sandy Graham asserts growing strength. He cites observations from Raleigh headquarters and campaign reports as voting nears.
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Graham
Raleigh
May
Hoey
McRaee
March Hosiery Shipments Gain Over Last Year
New York March 4 The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers reports March 1936 shipments of 10,420,286 dozen pairs, up 6.7 percent from March 1935 and 20.3 percent above February. First quarter totals show 1.8 percent year over year increase. Women full fashioned hosiery lead with 3,370,505 dozen, up 10 percent from 1935. seamless types at 1,086,014 dozen up 5.2 percent. Total production reached 9,832,02 dozen pairs, resulting in stock decline of 658.7 million pairs.
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York
Monthly
Statistical Bulletin of the
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Stock Market Recovers After Early Opening Slump
New York May 4 The stock market regained footing after an erratic opening that pushed prices down 1 to 8 or more points. Commodities, bonds, and major currencies were unsettled with the pound and French balances affecting the market as Bretton funds shifted after yesterday's runoff elections. The French franc dropped below the gold shipping point.
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New York
A& D
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