Insull Defiant On Stand In Mail Fraud Trial
Samuel Insull defended his financial methods before a federal jury saying his name alone informed investors. He denounced questions about stock weaknesses and asserted his motives were honest amid government evidence of flimsy stock losses. He acknowledged contacting his Chicago attorney and noted the coded cables.
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Indicted for Perjury in Union Station Slayings Case
Eugene C. Reppert former Kansas City police director is among three police officials indicted for perjury before a federal grand jury probing the Union Station killings of four officers and their prisoner. Also named are Thomas J. Higgins and George Raven.
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Detroit
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Chicago
Store labor row settles as industry sees higher year end volume
The National Labor Relations board brokered a settlement in the Cleveland A and P labor dispute with both Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and the unions accepting arbitration for future disputes. About 23,000 employees to be rehired and stores to reopen by mid next week.
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Fire Devours Block as Control Lapses in North Wilkesboro
A Sunday night blaze in North Wilkesboro destroyed an entire block in the business district. Fire crews halted the fire around 2 AM after starting just before 2, with origin still undetermined. Estimated damages range from 75 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Mary Pickford Denies Reconciliation Report
Chicago Nov 3 Mary Pickford rejects reconciliation with Douglas Fairbanks. She publicly states the report is not true and that the answer is no. The breakfast chatter centered on rumors of an estranged marriage and a possible reunion.
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Douglas Fairbanks
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North Carolina Elections Loom With Limited Voter Interest
Raleigh reports low public enthusiasm ahead of next Tuesday's general election. Democratic secretary Cutlar Moore predicts a strong Roosevelt vote and a Democratic gain of about 160 of 170 legislative seats. GOP candidates push campaigns in Piedmont and western counties.
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Farley Fletcher Predict Victory In Final Campaign Clash
In the semi final clash of the critical campaign Farley and Fletcher predicted gains for their sides. Farley forecast the present House majority would hold with possible gains while Fletcher expected Republican gains to 70 seats. Lewis predicted a Democratic Senate majority with at least four seats won. Roosevelt signaled votes for Copeland and Lehman to avoid misread endorsements.
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Suspect Held in Assault Case In North Carolina
Richard Stevenson a 30 year old Black man was arrested in Lexington on larceny and receiving charges while possibly tied to a criminal assault on a young white woman near Thomasville. He denied involvement saying he could prove everything. Officers note he left Lexington around the time Mary Dorsett a 26 year old farm woman was assaulted by an unidentified Black man near her home near Thomasville.
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Efforts to Identify Suspect in Davidson Assault
Lexington reports ongoing hunt for a Negro man described by Mary Dorsett as her assailant near Thomasville. Eight suspects have been viewed. the description has changed over time, hindering identification. The man is described as medium build, 166 to 170 pounds, five and a half feet tall, wearing overalls and a brown dirty felt hat.
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Geese Decoys Piled Up at Anchorage Coast
OCRACOKE Nov 3 More than 200 Canada geese decoys are penned near the coast ready for the upcoming gunning season opening next Thursday.
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Negro criminal boasts of Scottsboro past in Birmingham assault
Police seek a negro attacker who boasted he was one of the Scottsboro boys who escaped. Mrs. Mabel Roy, 18, endured four hours of terror in a Birmingham rooming house as the intruder, armed with knife and pistol, demanded she keep silent. She bears a five inch head wound but is expected to recover. The man claimed Ohio ties and said he rode a Southern railway freight train on March 25 1931 when the Scottsboro case defendants were arrested.
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Professional models gain ground in war with debutantes
Miss Mayer explains the professional models are advancing in a conflict with society girls in New York. She notes delays from the New York Junior League and quotes criticism from a high class house about damage to garments. A new society group will regulate wages and fight amateur models.
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Weekend Forecast With Patchy Rain North And South
Sunday morning rain in Virginia North Carolina expected. Monday turns fair and modestly warmer overall. South Carolina sees morning showers then clearing, with a cooler Sunday night and Monday expected to be fair.
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Fire Destroys Atlantic and Pacific Store and Surrounding Homes
A Sunday fire of undetermined origin gutted the Spainhower-Snor building and threatened the town. Fire departments from Lenoir Statesville Elkin were summoned for aid as flames spread to nearby structures and the Atlantic and Pacific store. Smoke and water damage affected several surrounding buildings as the blaze raged past 1 a.m. and remained out of control.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Jeffress Condition Viewed as Less Favorable
GREENSBORO November 3 There has been a change in the condition of Win B Jeffress chairman of the state highway and pit works commission in recent days and his status today is described as less favorable He is at home in Irving Park and has been seriously ill since August A brain operation was performed August 30 at Memorial Hospital Richmond Virginia
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Richmond
Two Escape Jail In South Carolina Town
YORK S C Nov. 3 W B Beach of Gastonia N C charged with store breaking larceny and Talmadge Chester county prisoner charged with highway robbery escaped from the York county jail today.
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Roosevelt Endorses Copeland Amid Campaign Clarifications
President Roosevelt endorses Senator Royal Copeland after clarifying remarks on his support. MeIntyre says Roosevelt’s statement favored Lehman but implied Copeland’s reelection. Roosevelt refrains from naming all Democratic candidates. He plans to vote on Tuesday while remaining at Hyde Park for the weekend.
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