Five Babies Born at Home Near Callander Reported Healthy
In Ashes of a news brief from Floyd Bennett's area Mrs Olvia Dionne delivered five girls at her home miles from Callander south of here All are healthy and receiving care. The report notes the birth occurred as a related event in a distant context with a named attending person and a Brazil connection referenced in the sparse OCR text.
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TH Bay
Olvia Dionne
Callander
de A. R.dafoe
Lander
Armament Conference Struggles Across Geneva Limits Hope
Geneva reports show US and British diplomats seeking a path to salvage the disarmament conference as Mussolini’s Rome speech heightens tension. France pushes for a public show down while Russia readiness looms as a factor. In Washington, Roosevelt plans three messages and aims for adjournment by mid June on war debts and policy steps.
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Associated Press
Geneva
United States
Norman Davis
Hugh Wilson
Switzerland
Sir John Simon
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
John
Mussolini
Rome
Italy
France
P Blic
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Europe
Davis
Organization of Peace
League of Nations
Litvinoff
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Congress
Convicts in Oklahoma Escape Ring Mounted Pursuit
Three armed former inmates from Grayson county jail in Sherman Texas fled into Oklahoma after kidnapping two men. They swapped cars with a Dallas visitor near Guthrie and prompted police roadblocks across Central Oklahoma. Sheriff Milo Beck led a Guthrie posse as authorities pursued toward the Osage hills.
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Guthrie
Okio
Grayson County
Sherman
Texas
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Turner
Falls
George FE. Droddy
Adrian Petty
Roy Batts
Robert Jones
Dallas
Wynnewood
Okla
Jones
Kansas
Dreddy
Pineville
Milo Beck
Osage Hills
Beck
W. W. Graham
Picknickers
Graham
Schenck Becomes Associate Justice of North Carolina Supreme Court
Hendersonville jurist Michael Schenck, 57, was sworn in as associate justice to fill the late Justice Adams's term. Governor Ehringhaus and Chief Justice Stacy attended as the court adjusted seniority, with a reception of congratulatory tributes from family and friends.
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Raleigh
Michael Schenck
Hendersonville
Superior Court
North Carolina Supreme Court
Justice Schenck
Ehringhaus
Schenck
William Jackson Adams
George W. Strong
Confederate States of America
Jonathan Daniels
News and Observer
Frank A. Daniels
Goldsboro
Daniels
John L. Borden
Michael Schenck, Jr
Ehringhause
Fayetteville
W. E. Schenck
Charlotte
Heriot Clarkson
Adams
W. J. Brogden
Durham
George W. Connor
Wilson
Stacy
Quiet reigns in Laurinburg mill strike as wounded feared dead
Armed strikers picketed Waverly Mills Laurinburg early today after last night’s riots left eight men wounded. Five of the injured were released. three remain, one expected not to live. Guns and bricks figured in the disorder as units from Waverly and Prince mills clashed.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Associated Press
Laurinburg
Waverly
Waverly Mills, Inc
Waverly Mills
Prince Mills
Jack Waters
Aubrey Waters
Prince
Furman Richardson
Jack
Prince Mill
French fliers land at Floyd Bennett Field after 38 hour flight
Rossi and Codos landed the Joseph Le Brix at Floyd Bennett Field after 38 hours 28 minutes flying from Paris. Officials and police managed crowds estimated around 1 000 as mechanics inspected the craft and prepared repairs for wing vibration concerns.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Rossi
Codos
Joseph le Brix
Floyd Bennett Field
le Bourget Field
Paris
New England
Pacific Coast
Mechanica
Sip
A. Bracken
John McKenzie
Robert Hickey
Naval Air Base
Codes
la Bourget Field
Joseph Lebrix
Presbyterian Board Organizer Predicts Denomination Split
The article reports that Jesham Machen warned at a sermon that the Presbyterian Church Assembly plans to attack the board for foreign missions, predicting a split in the denomination if officers and churches do not back the board’s stance against modernism. He urged loyalty to the official board and cautioned against disloyalty.
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Eland
Jesham Machen
Independent Board
Byterian Foreign Missions
Weather Synopsis For May 28 Showing Clouds Rain and Winds
Mostly cloudy conditions on Tuesday with rain possible in eastern areas tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures rise slightly as winds increase to strong across southern portions then diminish late Tuesday. Overcast skies persist tonight into Tuesday and official 24 hour temperature records are noted.
Soviet Rapprochement With League of Nations Explored
Izvestia reports the Soviet government is considering very seriously all arguments for Soviet Russia joining the League of Nations. The official newspaper notes this stance follows discussion of the proposal and outlines ongoing evaluation.
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Moscow
Russia
League of Nations
Izvestia
Presbyterians Create Moral Board Debate on Social Welfare
The Assembly of the church in the United States decided today to form a committee on social and moral issues. A heated debate preceded a 161 to 103 vote to adopt the plan but the recommendation and overtures committee was stricken out. Dr A A Little opposed the proposal arguing it would distract from main work and misdefine sin. The Rev M M MacFerrin also opposed, saying true betterment comes from individuals. Continued on Page Nine.
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Thompson
Charles
A. A. Little
Meridian
Miss
M. M. MacFerrin
Augusta
Three Men Sentenced to Die Arrive on Death Row
Three murderers Dad Jackson Calvin Carpenter and Blease Young were added to North Carolina State Prison death row after a first degree murder conviction in Rutherford County. They were condemned to die by electrocution on July 26 for killing McDowall during a hold up. The death row total rose to 25, the highest ever.
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State's
Dad Jackson
Calvin Carpenter
Blease Young
Soviet welcomes French move toward Franco Soviet rapprochement
Izvestia reports Soviet public opinion welcomes Barthou Litvinoff talks at Geneva on Franco Soviet rapprochement and entry into the League. It applauds France for bending the League toward peace and says the USSR will defend its borders while pushing for global peace and unity of socialist states.
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Louis Barthou
Izvestia
Maxim Litvinoff
Barthou
Geneva
France
League
Kvestia
Soviet Union
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Peace Restored in Toledo Area
Gov. George White said conditions in Toledo are rapidly improving and he expects to withdraw the national guard soon, pending local authorities’ ability to maintain law and order. The statement was issued in Columbus on May 28.
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Columbus
George White
Toledo
Toledo Auto-Lite strike winds down amid federal mediation
Five days of violence left two dead and about 200 injured in Toledo. Federal mediators led by Taft and Dunnigan urged a settlement as Ohio soldiers patrolled the strike zone. A Thursday walkout at Toledo Edison looms, with talk of a nationwide union sympathy strike and a key meeting planned for tomorrow night.
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Toledo
Ohio
George White
Michigan
Frank D. Henderson
Charlies P. Taft
Eiecerie Auto-Lite Company
Taft
E. H. Dunnigan
Toledo Edison Company
Roosevelt schedules Memorial Day Gettysburg trip amid Congress delays
Washington reports indicate a slow start to the week as Roosevelt prioritizes a memorial day speech at Gettysburg and a fleet review in New York City after Memorial Day. He plans to attend John Roosevelt’s graduation in Groton before returning to Massachusets.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
House
District of Columbia
Gettysburg
Battlefeld
New York City
Groton School
Massachusetts
John
House Rules Committee
Merritt Dies in Highway Crash Near Laurinburg
Laurinburg May 28 Ladson Elliott Merritt 29 a motion picture operator killed when his car overturned after sideswiping another machine on a highway near here authorities said.
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Laurinburg
Ladson Elliott Merritt
Here
Motorcycle? Fatal wreck kills textile worker near Albemarle
Marshall Loflin, 23, a textile worker from Albemarle, was killed instantly when his car left the highway. His companion Bill Smith suffered serious injuries in the wreck reported May 28 near Albemarle.
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Albemarle
Marshall Loflin
Bill Smith
Three aircrafts cross Atlantic same day
Paris May 28 report notes three aircraft ventures crossing the Atlantic on the same day. The French Lebrix North Atlantic flight toward the United States, the Rainbow Arc-En-Ciel toward Brazil, and the German Zeppelin toward Brazil marked a new era in international aviation with swift progress and cross‑continent aims.
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Atlantic Oceans
Paris
Atlantic
Joseph Lebrix
North Atlantic
United States
Arc-En-Cie
South Atlantic
Brazil
Move To Aid Heavy Goods Group Faces Economic Recovery Debate
Capitol Hill leaders expect President Roosevelt to push housing program this session. The durable goods committee told the President that restoring investor confidence and stimulating the construction sector could reduce unemployment of about five million and ease relief costs. The group backs long term government guarantees and critiques stock control and securities acts as barriers to recovery.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Durable Goods Industries Committee
Durable Goods Committee
NRA Code Assembly
Oe H. Houston
Idwin Locomotive Works
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Joseph BR. Sharkey
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Will Rogers
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Calif
California
New York
Denver
Chicago
Will
Matteras
South
N. C. State Prison
White
South America
Germany
Tangier
Cape Verde
Dakar
Africa
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