House Opens Show-Down On Relief Bill
Washington May 7 The House faces a showdown over the 1.5 billion relief bill with 208.6 million for the Civilian Conservation Corps and 1.25 billion for WPA programs. Major allocations include 459.6 million for Social Security and 65.7 million for public buildings as debate centers on federal grants versus state aid.
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Red Flag of Communism Flies Over U S Supreme Court
May 7 report from Washington describes a prank raising a red flag of Communism atop the Supreme Court building. Guards and police tried for 90 minutes to lower it before a fireman burned it from a lengthy pole. A Harvard Lampoon issue found at the base sparked widespread amusement and police inquiry.
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Italy Plans to Annex All of Ethiopia
Italy’s Grand Fascist leadership reportedly planned a decree to annex all of Ethiopia with Addis Ababa under military occupation. Graziani’s troops advanced toward Harar after Jijiga fell, while French authorities warned against any transfer of rights to Italian operators.
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Ethiopia
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Selassie
Addis Ababa
Rodolfo Graziani
Harar
Willetts Heads B. & L. League
Willetts was named president of the North Carolina Building and Loan League at its annual session in Rocky Mount. N. Mitchell of Winston-Salem was chosen vice president, succeeding Willetts, and J. F. Stevens of Greensboro was reelected secretary treasurer. The gathering opened with Biggs’ address and more than 150 delegates attended.
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Willetts Willington
North Carolina Bulldine ‘End Loan League
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N. Mitchell
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Willetts
J. F. Stevens
Greensboro
Seasions
Biggs
Brooklyn Man Confesses Crime in Maine Slaying Case
Henry Asher, 33, of Brooklyn New York, a former Maine resident, confessed to killing 7 year old Mary Proulx of Waterville Maine. He claimed to have struck her with an iron bar after assaulting her and was questioned by Governor Brann before a stenographer was summoned for a formal statement. Authorities noted doubts about the confession and described the suspect’s attire as bloodstained.
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James Sheehan
Henry Asher
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Mary Proulx
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Asher
Louis J. Brann
Brann
Wuashingim
Fronts
Southern WPA wage rates reveal lowest averages in ten states
Published hearings of the House Appropriations Committee show ten southern states with the lowest average monthly WPA wages. North Carolina leads at 223.93 dollars, Mississippi at 24.33, while the national average runs about 50.0 dollars. Highest is New York City at 72.23. Alabama 28.95 Arkansas 26.40 Florida 27.63 Georgia 26.63 Louisiana 37.92 South Carolina 26.22 Tennessee 28.38 Virginia 29.00.
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Virginia
Morgan Awarded Medal For Services To Humanity
New York May 1 J P Morgan banker receives a gold medal of the National Institute of Social Sciences for distinguished services to humanity. Owen D Young praises Morgan while Morgan credits simple principles: do your work be honest help when you can and keep your methods. Public acknowledgment follows Morgan’s long business career and ties to American enterprise.
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Senate Hearings Near End as Tax Bill Attacked
The National Association of Manufacturers branded the administration tax bill as deliberate economic planning and government regulation. Noel Sargent urged a joint government industry committee to craft revenue legislation. Emory warned the bill would complicate tax structure and create inequalities as hearings wound down amid social security act provisions.
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D-Mies
James A. Emory
The
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Stocks Coast On Profit Taking in Quiet Session
New York May 17. Stocks coasted on a profit taking day as analysts cited technical factors from the week’s list comeback. Domestic business outlook remained generally dull, with mixed commodities and irregular corporate bonds while U S government bonds improved and Sterling rallied against the dollar amid a subdued foreign sector.
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U. S
British Questionnaire Handed to German Foreign Office
A British questionnaire drafted under Locarno powers was delivered to Germany's foreign office in Berlin by Ambassador Sir Eric Phipps. A foreign office spokesman said a communique summarizing the questionnaire would be issued this afternoon.
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Ftorign Office
Aden Named Liaison Officer in Locarno Study
The Locarno powers reached an April Geneva agreement designating Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden of Britain to act as liaison officer. The move follows Germany's denunciation of the Locarno pact and remilitarization of the Rhineland on March 7, prompting a questionnaire to gauge Germany's future intentions.
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Democrats Plan Precinct Meetings Across North Carolina
North Carolina Democrats prepare for organizational precinct meetings this Saturday in about 1,360 precincts. Delegates will be elected for May 16 county conventions, and voter registration opens with new registrants possible in Wake County. Major candidates campaign in various towns as schedules include speeches by Dr. Ralph W. McDonald and Clyde A. Erwin in multiple counties.
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Wake
Ralph W. McDonald
Belmont
Gastonia
John A. McRae
Zeppelin Hindenburg Sets Course for America Flight Across Atlantic
The Hindenburg, carrying 107 people, 3800 pounds of freight and 20 sacks of mail, left Land's End at 6 06 A M and crossed the Scilly Islands en route to Lakehurst New Jersey. The airship travels at about 75 miles an hour over the English Channel toward the Azores with Lakehurst expected Saturday afternoon.
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Azores
Lakehurst
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Asheboro official seeks re election as Randolph register
R C Johnson of Asheboro filed formal announcement to seek the Democratic Party nomination and renomination as Randolph County register of deeds. No other Democrat has announced as yet.
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Fall From Truck Proves Fatal for Stranger in Oliver Springs
A man who fell from a truck near Oliver Springs Tennessee died from a fractured skull. The victim, described as a stranger, was given a ride by truck driver Donald Arthur of Charleston West Virginia who did not know of the fall until hearing a cry. A coroner's jury absolved Arthur of blame.
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Oliver Springs
Tenn
Donald Arthur
Charleston
W. Va
Arthur
Sheriff's Department
Two men admit Raleigh thefts in last week
Raleigh police announce that Tom McCoy an escaped convict and Red Chees have confessed to robbing six Raleigh stores in the past week Detective Captain Bruce Poole said. McCoy escaped from the Elizabeth City prison camp Wednesday Poole added.
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Bruce Poole
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Red Chees
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Poole
Builders to Erect $60,000 Hotel in Morehmbpad City
May 7 report states RR. Taylor and W L Derrrickson will sponsor a new hotel project valued at $60,000 with 50 rooms on the former Charles hotel site. Construction to begin shortly.
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W. Teylor
W. L. Derrickson
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Eleven Convicts Wounded in San Quentin Prison Outbreak
San Quentin Cal May 7 Eleven inmates were hurt by a crazed Filipino attacker who slashed at fellow prisoners in a crowded shed before guard Chas Rexroad killed him. The fatal shot also wounded Rafael Aquila in the ankle.
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Cal
Frank Dangne
Chas. Rexroad
Dange
Rafael Aquila
New Orleans Cotton Opens With Mixed Early Trade
On May 7 in New Orleans the cotton market opened with near term positions holding firm while distant positions showed small losses.
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Major Parties Plan Outdoor Rallies Ahead of Conventions
Republicans announce use of Cleveland Municipal Stadium for nominating ceremony while Democrats plan a Franklin Field Philadelphia event for Roosevelt. The week features comments by Labor leader Green and Farley on farm relief and national recovery, with Breckinridge opposing labor partisan politics.
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Henry P. Fletcher
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Roosevelt
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
James A. Farley
East
Green
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Henry Breckinridge
Akron
Farley
Hoover announces capture of Weyerhaeuser figure in San Francisco
J Edgar Hoover said William Mahan, identified as a leading figure in the $200 000 Weyerhaeuser scheme, was captured in San Francisco at noon. He had 87300 on his person when federal agents apprehended him on Minosy Street between 6th and 7th avenues.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Toledo
Hoover
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Minn
Edward Bremer
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Ohio
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New Orleans
Arpis
Washington
William Mahan
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Mahan
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Weather winds shift coastal Carolinas and Georgia
North and South Carolina and Georgia expect pair of days with fair weather tonight and Friday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras has moderate to fresh southerly winds in the north and gentle to moderate shifting winds in the south. Hatteras to Jacksonville sees moderate northeast to southeast winds with fair conditions tonight and Friday.
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