Conference delegates seek peace with Japan in Chinese war talks
Brussels delegates announced a text offering friendly offices to Japan and a peace appeal. The note allows Japan to choose collaboration with the conference or a limited set of powers. Hitler mediation mentioned as a possible option, with U.S. and Britain cited as potential independent mediators. Next meeting scheduled as talks continue over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Japan
Paul Spaak
China
United States
Great Britain
N Hietler
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Francois de Tescan
Aid
Norman HE. Davis
Ihe
Tokyo
Italy Joins Japan and Germany In Anti Communist Pact
Rome November 6 Italy joined Japan and Germany in a protocol to combat communism with no new military clauses. The tripartite accord binds signatories to share information on communist activity and take necessary defense measures while stressing it targets Bolshevism, not any specific country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Japan
Germany
Ciano
Train and Truck Collision Kills Three Near Lovejoy Ga
Three people died when a Central of Georgia Limited passenger train named The Southland hit a truck at a crossing. The engineer and fireman were trapped beneath wreckage while 27 passengers aboard the four Pullman cars escaped unharmed. Victims in the truck were a man a woman and a small child. Trainmaster R E Barnes said more details would follow.
Windsor May Travel To Russia To Offset German Trip
Paris dispatch reports the Duke of Windsor weighing a Soviet Russia journey to balance his recent Nazi Germany tour. The plan, if pursued, would show he takes no politics and could extend his European labor survey possibly to Scandinavia. The idea remains unsettled after he postponed his U S trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Russia
Paris
Duke of Windsor
Soviet
Nazi Germany
England
Scandinavia
Europe
United States
Padlock Order Signed Here By Judge Lewis E Teague
Cotton exports of the U S during August 1 to October 29 showed 1 527 000 bales of lint and 63 000 bales of linters for the season while Europe and the United Kingdom increased purchases and Japan declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Europe
United Kingdom
Japan
Complaint Files To Close East Washington Street Property
A Guilford county deputy sheriff served a padlock order on W C Boots Bute for a building cited as a public nuisance. Judge Lewis E Teague issued the order under North Carolina statutes allowing closure of property used for whisky sales. The state, via Ben L Herman, seeks temporary abatement seizure of assets and a permanent order restraining Buie from any business in Guilford county. Continued on Page Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Guilford County
W. C
Boots) Bute
Lewis E. Teague
Municipal Court
North Carolina
Teague
State of
Ben L. Herman
High Point
Buie
Bule
Motorists Convicted In Thomasville Court
In Thomasville Municipal Court on Friday J M Stanley was found guilty of reckless driving and ordered to pay court costs plus 200 dollars damages to J L Laffrells car. John Pearce was convicted of driving without proper license tags and must pay 5 dollars and court costs. Ruel Fleming was found guilty of driving without lights and must pay court costs. W M Borland Cletus Leonard John Freeman and H J Sachler were all convicted of speeding and taxed with court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. M. Stanley
J. L. Laffrell
John Pearce
Ruel Fleming
W. M. Borland
Cletus Leonard
John Freeman
H. J. Sachler
Soviet Celebrates Its 20th Birthday
Soviet Russia marks its twentieth anniversary with nationwide labor pause and a planned Red Square parade and military review in Moscow. The celebration honors the 1917 Bolshevik seizure of power led by Lenin and his followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Red Square
Nikolai Lenin
Elixir Deaths Rise to 70 in Nation
The American Medical Association reports the 70th death linked to a sulfanilamide elixir containing diethylene glycol. The latest case is listed from Porterdale, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Porterdale
Mass hunt for missing Dr. James J. Seder under way
Huntington West Virginia November 6. About 660 Boy Scouts and Schoolboy Traffic Patrol members joined a mass search for 79 year old Dr. James J. Seder former head of the state Anti Baloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
James J. Seder
State
Walter Johnson Honored by 450 on Fiftieth Birthday
Walter Johnson, veteran of 21 major league seasons and Baseball Hall of Fame member, marks his 50th birthday with a dinner hosted for 450 admirers in Washington. The early Idaho rookie debuted with Washington 30 years ago and, despite a losing era, built a legendary career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Washington
Idaho
Johnson
Stevedores and ship owners approve 1 year work terms in Florida
In Jacksonville Southeastern waterfront workers end a three week strike with a one year agreement signed by G W Bartlett for operators and W E Townsend for the IL A. About 8000 workers gain higher pay near ten cent goal eight hour day overtime, union recognition and resumed schedules expected soon. Details of terms withheld. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
G. W. Bartlett
W. E. Townsend
International Longshoremen’s Association
Holr
Wilmington
N. C
Elim
Planes Strike Zaragoza In Franco Rebels Raid
Forty fast warplanes reported to strike Zaragoza heart of insurgent offensive in northeastern Spain. Government says bombs caused explosions and fires at a large munitions depot with military targets hit and planes returning safely. Rebels claim defending planes downed one aircraft over Zaragoza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
Zaragoza
Spain
Barbastro
San Felix de Guixoles
Franco
Madrid
Aca
Taiyuanfu Falls to Japanese Troops in North China
Taiyuanfu the capital of Shansi province was reported captured by Japanese forces after air observers noted cavalry and mechanized units at the city north gate. The fall marks the fourth provincial capital seized in four months of North China conquest, following Hopeh Chahar and Suiyuan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Taiyuanfu
Shansi
Yen Hsi-Shan
North China
Hopeh
Chahar
Suivyan
Japanese Landing Threatens Shanghai Defenses
China reported that Japanese forces landed west of Shanghai, jeopardizing major western defenses. Foreign military experts described the assault as a serious blow to Shanghai’s existing defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Justices Study Appeals Today On Labor Cases
The supreme court met to decide whether to review ligation on sit-down strikes and other appeals from the National Labor Relations Board. Cases include Pennsylvan ia Greyhound Lines and the Delaware New Jersey Ferry, plus a Florida group challenging Justice Black's eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc
Delaware-New Jersey Ferry Company
Florida
Hugo L. Black
Justice Black
American Federation of
Apex Hosiery Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
Labor Board
Ohio woman Anna Hahn convicted of first degree murder
Cincinnati reports Anna Marie Hahn a 31 year old mother was found guilty of first degree murder in the poison death of 78 year old Jacob Wagner. The jury did not mercy and death penalty is mandatory. Hahn faced an Ohio first woman execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Hahn
Cincinnati
Jacob Wagner
Gardner
Hahn
Ohio
John Granda
Mrs. Hahn
Charles 8. Bell
Bell
Weather Outlook for Week in South Atlantic States
Weather outlook forecasts precipitation mainly in the north and central portions of the district late Monday or Tuesday and again toward week end. Otherwise fair with a rise in temperatures toward the end of the week, cooler midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Atlantic States
Duke of Windsor Postpones American Tour Amid U S Attitude
Paris dispatch reports the Duke and Duchess of Windsor postponed their planned American tour due to lukewarm U S officials attitude and domestic labor criticism. Advisers cite potential strain on Britain U S relations and Labor Federation concerns. The couple weigh next steps as trunks are sent back from Cherbourg and Windsor considers spring timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Asor
Duke of Wind
United States
England
Washington
William C. Bullitt
America
Windsor
Cherbourg
Britain
Federation of Labor
Methodist Protestant conference reports in Asheboro
Delegates at the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Protestant church in Asheboro hear reports on education and church affairs. An ordination sermon by Rev. P B Kennett is set for tomorrow, with ordination of new ministers and a memorial service planned. Dr. R M Andrews of High Point urges removing Rev. G H Hendry from the conference roll after a prior trial for maladministration as pastor in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Kennett
LL. D
High Point College
R. M. Andrews
High Point
G. H. Hendry
Charlotte
Conference
Dr. Andrews
Concord
First Methodist Protestant Church
Hendry
Hendry Praises Move After Unification Rift
The Rev H G Hendry pastor of the Charlotte Community church says he is pleased after Dr R M Andrews retiring president of the North Carolina Methodist Protestant annual conference at Asheboro recommended he be dropped from the church ministerial roll. He says he served 19 years and left due to unification, calling the church action unbrotherly unconstitutional unethical and undiplomatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
H. G. Hendry
Charlotte Community Church
R. M. Andrews
North Carolina
Community Church
Freighters Collide In Golden Gate No One Hurt
The freighters Makawao and Absaroka collided in Golden Gate. A hole above the Makawao’s waterline caused water to flood No. 4 hold. Coast Guard cutter Sho escorted the Makawao to dry dock. The Makawao carried about 40 crew. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Makawao
No. 4
Coast Guard
Shoshone
Makawao Dry Dock
Mach Craft
Labor Opponents Report Progress in Peace Negotiations
Washington November 6 organized labor peace talks made progress with optimism rising among ten international unions and three AFL debaters. Conferees aim to regroup industries under either the Committee for Industrial Organization or the American Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Organized Labor
I. O
A. F. of L
Committee For Indust Organization
Governor Hoey speaks to Collegiate Press Association in Raleigh
Governor Hoey praised journalism as a field with lofty ideas and higher concepts during the closing session of the North Carolina Collegiate Press Association. He noted the convention chose Charlotte for its spring meeting with Queens-Chicora and Davidson colleges to set a date later and observed attendees at the Citadel-North State football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hoey
North Carolina Collegiate Press Association
Charlotte
Queens-Chicora College
Davidson College
Citadel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reece Escl. Meer
Roland A. Wolgamot
Albert Lea
Minn
St. Paul
Georgia
U. S
Hangchow Bay
Justices
Anna Hahn
Por
Duke
Windsors’' Hotel
Dudley Forwood
Windsors
Department of the Interior
White House
M. P
Rev
Collegiate Press Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!