Farm price fixing plan delayed after western governors meet
Five midwestern governors and administration officials in Washington discussing a farm price lifting program reported progress but hesitation. Wallace said details must be workable with limited area considerations and possible umbrella effects among states. A tentative plan emerged with further talks planned. The same briefing noted the Pacific fleet move to the Atlantic under consideration, with no final decision. The plan aims to shift fleet operations and align with Roosevelt's Pacific visit next summer.
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Washington
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Mid-West
Etary Wallace
Herring
Iowa
Olson
Minnesota
Schemedeman
Wisconsin
Berry
South Dakota
Langler
North Dakota
George N. Peek
White House
Pacific
Atlantic
Navy Department
Navy
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Swanson
Henry L. Roosevelt
William H. Standley
Naval Operations
Business and Labor Clash Over NRA Swope Plan
Washington reports claim labor found proof that business would reject a single national organization under Swope. Swope announced a Commerce Department backed resolution supporting continued NRA aims while preferring no government control. Union labor showed opposition but urged enlarging recovery staff and sought clarity on Henry Ford’s status.
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Washington
Gerard Swope
Robert L. Lund
National Association of Manufacturers
Swope
Lund
Commerce Department
Business Advisory and Planning Council
NRA
Henry Ford
Hugh S. Johnson
Recovery
Roosevelt authorizes fleet cruise into Atlantic next summer
President Roosevelt announced a United States fleet cruise into the Atlantic Ocean planned for next summer, marking a notable naval deployment as part of a late breaking news flash from Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Hoover Garren Held on Knife Killing Charge
Hendersonville North Carolina Navy 8 reports Will Hoover Garren 40 held for superior court under a $2000 bond after a coroner's inquest into the Fletcher fight where Ervin Towe 49 was killed with a knife Monday.
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Hendersonville
Navy
Will Hoover Garren
Ervin Towe
Fletcher Monday
Superior Court
North Carolina Postmaster General Urges Repeal Stand
Dale K Burgess campaign director for United Dry Forces says Postmaster General James A Farley urged repeal in North Carolina but offered no new reasons for legalizing liquor sales. He frames Farley as not advancing new arguments in the repeal push.
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Raleigh
Dale K. Burgess
United Dty Forces
North Carolina
James A. Farley
Farley
Bomb at Havana bakery kills one, wounds five
A blast at a bakery on San Miguel and Gervasio streets in Havana killed one person and wounded five today. Police and investigators cordon the area as rescuers attended the injured and secured the scene.
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Havana
San Miguel and
Gervasio
Dynamite Blasts Hit Krakow and Zachow Creameries
In Shawano Wisconsin dynamite blasts damaged two creameries in Krakow and Zachow amid farm strife over milk marketing efforts. Local authorities investigated and no injuries were reported.
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Shawano
Wis
Krakow
Zachow
Dancer and Two Indian Moslems Slain Near Gethsemane
Three people were found slain at the foot of the Mount of Olives near the Garden of Gethsemane. The victims include Joan Winters an American professional dancer and two Indian Moslems.
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Jerusalem
Joan Winters
Mount of Olives
Garden of
Gethsemane
Dr Louis R Wilson elected vice president of ALA
Dr Louis R Wilson, former university librarian and dean at the University of Chicago library school, has been elected vice president of the American Library Association. This marks a second time the association has honored him with a vice presidency.
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Wilson
Chapel Hill
Louis R. Wilson
State Library
Theniversity of Chicago
American Library Aesociation
Association
Wilson. Ho
Roger VPoCins SpesiaD to the EP actre in Beverly Hills
A spoof letter from an unidentified writer in Beverly Hills mocks Jesse Jones of Buffalo Bayou Texas for declaring a gold purchase plan. The editor jokes that gold costs more paper money and references a forthcoming congressional session. The tone is satirical and informal with playful national figures.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Buffalo Bayou
Texas
Jesse Jones
Jesse
Congress
Comics as childhood literature say college professor
Dr. W. F. Lorenz of the University of Wisconsin told the Wisconsin State Teachers Association in Milwaukie that comic sections of daily newspapers provide healthy emotional education for children and that movies likewise aid a child’s emotional development.
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Milwaylibe
W. F. Lorenz
University of Wisconsin
Lorenz
Wisconsin State Teachers’ Association
Mendieta and followers urge resignation of Cuban president
Nationalist leader Carlos Mendieta and supporters demand President Ramon Grau San Martin quit, arguing Grau lacks public support to govern Cuba. Mendieta says he was offered provisional presidency but refused, citing nationalist terms and no coalition plan. He heads to Cosme De La Torriente’s residence as rationalist leaders lament a dying government seeking new blood.
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Mendieta
Martin
Havana
Carlos Mendieta
Ramon Grau San Martin
Cosme de la Torriente
Unemployed League Benefit at Central Labor Hall
A benefit performance for the High Point Unemployed League will be held Saturday night at 7 30 in the Central Labor Union hall. David Hicks and his Dixie entertainers present the show.
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High Point Unemployed League
Central Labor Union Hall
David Hicks
Dixie Entertainers
S. C. Business Tax Collections Jump
South Carolina revenue officials report a sharp rise in October tax receipts with business license collections at 148,290 compared to 111,228 a year earlier, a 386 percent jump. Total state revenues reached 1,157,278, up from 826,326. officials say collections stay above legislative estimates.
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Columbia
8. C
W. G. Query
South Carolina
Query
Gangster Teuber Shot in North Clark Barber Shop
Chicago report says Harry Teuber, 32, was killed by a hidden gunman while seated in a manicurist chair at a North Clark street barber shop. Police link the shooting to gangland violence and possible ties to Gus Winkler's recent slaying and the Swanky 225 club owner Lebensberger.
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Chicago
Harry Teuber
North
Clark Street
Teuber
Gus Winkler
North Side
Edgar B. Lebensberger
Harry
Herbert
Pons
Security National Bank to Open High Point Branch
N 8 Calhoun of Greensboro says a certificate authorizing a Security National Bank branch in High Point has been issued and mailed from Washington. Comptroller J F T O Connor confirms, and bank officials plan to visit High Point soon to arrange the branch. The bank also operates in Raleigh Wilmington and Tarboro, tracing back to the former North Carolina Bank and Trust Company and its original name Guaranty Bank.
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Security National Bank
High Point
Calhoun
Greensboro
Washington
Mr. Calhoun
J. F. T. O'Connor
Tional Bank
Raleigh
Wilmington
Tarboro
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Guaranty Bank
Southern Hosiery Men Form New Association
Sixty seven men from as many southern hosiery mills met in Asheville on November 3 forming a southern hosiery association. Harold mb of Union Point Georgia was named temporary chairman and P W Esherman of Wilkes Hosiery Mills Company was temporary secretary. John M Berry of Rome Georgia was named chairman of the executive committee. The group may set Asheville as permanent headquarters and will choose a name and plan organization. The last southern hosiery association dissolved after 20 years.
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Asheville
Southern Hosiery Mills
Southern Hosiery Association
Harold Mb
Union Point
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
P. W. Esherman
Wilkes Hosiery Mills Company
North Wilkesboro
Lamb
Manent
John M. Berry
Rome
Church Bells Call Drys To Polls In North Carolina
Dry headquarters in Raleigh urges ministers to ring church bells at intervals on election day to remind people to vote against legalizing liquor traffic in North Carolina regardless of the referendum outcome.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Johnston Assigned To New Army Post
Colonel Gordon Johnston, the only living soldier with the army’s five highest awards, was named chief of staff of the second division at Fort Sam Houston Texas. He now commands the sixth cavalry at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia, and the transfer is effective immediately. He holds the Medal of Honor for Philippine service the Distinguished Service Medal the Distinguished Service Cross the Purple Heart and the Silver Star. Born in Charlotte North Carolina his home is Baltimore.
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Washington
Gordon Johnston
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Johnston
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Philippines
Charlotte
N. C
Baltimore
Yeggmen Fail to Crack Fletcher School Safe
In Asheville on November 3, inept burglars visited the Fletcher school principal's office and failed to open the safe. They scrawled On it She39s a good un. and fled leaving behind their tools and seventy cents.
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Asheville
Yeggmen
Fletcher School
Second Typhoon Sweeps Island in Philippine Archipelago
The second deadly typhoon in a week crossed the Visayas, leaving 20 to 30 dead and heavy property damage. Winds hit 100 mph destroying huts and boats, flooding Iloilo and Cebu, with telegraph lines down. The Red Cross mobilized relief efforts nationwide.
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Manila
P. L
Visayas
Philippine Archipelago
China Sea
Weather Bureau
Philippines
Iloilo
Cebu
Red Cross
Edward Nichols Says Business Is Being Sociable
Edward Nichols told Judge Rooney that his job requires him to be sociable and drink with bartenders to sell beer coolers for his company. The judge warned him and released him on the promise to reform.
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Chicago
Edward Nichols
John J. Rooney
Loftin Indicted for Forgery and Embezzlement
A Pender county grand jury indicts J. H. Loftin former state prison camp superintendent near Burgaw for forgery and embezzlement involving prison supplies used personally.
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Loftin
Burgaw
Pender County
J. H. Loftin
Here
Farley Urges North Carolina To Repeal Prohibition
Postmaster General James Farley addressed about 3 000 at Memorial Auditorium Raleigh urging North Carolina voters to repeal the 18th Amendment next Tuesday. He cited a message from President Roosevelt and pressed a state law to end national prohibition, as Democrats and local leaders listened and broadcasts aired on WPTF WBT and WBIG.
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Raleigh
James Farley
North
State
Tar Heel
Roosevelt
Elyhaus
J. W. Bailey
Lindsay Wa
Palmer Jerman
Press
National Dem
Sena
K. Burgess
United Dty Forces
South Carolans
Claude N
L. B. Owens
Columb
Charles L. Gerald
Black
R. A. Rouse
Chera
R. M. Cooper
Farley
Columbia
Old State
Democratic Party
Roe
WPTF
WBT
WBIG
Charlotte
Greensboro
North Carolina
Thepeal
Rotation system planned for Home Loan Board
Washington November 3 AP William F Stevenson of South Carolina resigns as chairman of the Home Loan Bank board. John H Vahey of Massachusetts is named to replace him. Stevenson remains a board member. T D Webb of Tennessee named vice chairman.
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Washington
William F. Stevenson
South Carolina
Home Loan Bank Board
Roosevelt
John H. Vahey
Massachusetts
Stevenson
House
Home Owners Relief Agency
T. D. Webb
Tennessee
Home Loan Board
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