Roosevelt starts work on budget amid union tensions
President Roosevelt moves to push a new budget as labor leaders push for peace talks. Lewis says his committee will seek terms to end the labor war and reinstate ten suspended unions, while factions debate wage raises and cost of living adjustments across steel and garment industries.
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Bure
Lewis
William Federation
A. F. of
L. Sanc
Duquesne
Carnegie-Illinois Sheet
Pate Mill Workers Council
Navy advocates larger merchant fleet to back future war needs
Lee Swanson argues for a modern fleet of auxiliary vessels to support a broader combat navy by 1942. He urges parallel legislation to fund 54 auxiliary ships including tenders for air carriers destroyers colliers and supply ships, noting most current auxiliaries are old and not suited for wartime use.
Justice Stone ill may affect New Deal cases
Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone of the United States Supreme Court suffers illness that could influence the fate of pending New Deal legislation before the court.
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Harlan F. Stone
United States Supreme Court
Strikes Delay Pacific Coast Shipping and Buenos Aires Delegation Sails
The joint policy committee of striking Pacific coast maritime unions lifted the blockade on vessels bound for home ports, including seven ships tied up in Honolulu. In New York, U S delegates to the Buenos Aires peace conference sailed aboard the American Legion after a ten hour seamen's strike delay, led by Secretary Hull, with six crew additions. The American Merchant line sailed after cancellations. other sailings suffered due to insurgent members of the International Seamen's Union.
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San Francisco
Joint Policy Committee of
Honolulu
New York
United States
Buenos Aires
South America
Munson
American Legion
Cordell Hull
Explosion Hurts Twenty Children in West Virginia
A tar drum exploded at a school in Gassaway West Virginia injuring 20 children with 14 in serious condition. Eva Mae Mullens age 12 and brother Jack 13 suffered severe burns while their mother and a music teacher Mrs Earl Lough were also burned trying to help.
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Gassaway
W. Va
Justice Stone's Illness Faces New Deal Court Arguments
Washington notes that Associate Justice Marian Stone's prolonged illness may affect rulings on upcoming New Deal cases. If absent for two weeks he could tilt decisions, as he has often supported liberal justices Brandeis and Cardozo. Court prepares for next two weeks of arguments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Marian Stone
Stone
Brandeis
Cardoz
Hughes
Roberts
Germans Honor 16 Dead Nazis In Munich Ceremony
In Munich on the eve of the Hitler beer cellar putsch anniversary thousands of Germans paid tribute to 16 Nazis killed in the 1923 uprising. Crowds gathered around 16 pylons bearing each name, with sacrifices and fires atop them as Germany readies nationwide commemorations extending beyond the original event.
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Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Asheboro Boys Hurt In Crash
Jack Pugh and Tommie Crews two Asheboro youths about 15 years old were injured when their bicycle collided head on with a car driven by Aaron Vuncannon at a street intersection. Pugh suffered a chin cut needing five stitches and other bruises. Crews had severe facial, hand and knee bruises and was treated and released after first aid. Pugh remained for observation after being knocked unconscious.
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Asheboro
Jack Pugh
Tommie Crews
Aaron Vuncannon
Vuncannon
Young Pugh
Crews
Pugh
Memorial for Jules Jusserand Dedicated by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt dedicated a memorial on Rock Creek Park hillside to Jules Jusserand the late French ambassador to the United States. He called Jusserand a great American as well as a great Frenchman and linked his name with La Fayette Rochambeau and De Grasse in grateful remembrance.
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Washington
Rock Creek Park
Roosevelt
Jules Jusserand
United States
M. Juseerand
la Fayette
Rochambeau
Degrasse
Madrid Defenders Prepare For Final Assault
Socialist militiamen brace for dawn counterattack as fascists press toward Madrid. Tanks planes and machine guns bolster the defense while refugees seek havens from shelling. Government transfers to Valencia to coordinate anti fascist defense and uphold order.
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Madrid
Velancia
Valencia
Spain
Defense Council
Unification Plan Approved By State M P Conference
The North Carolina conference of the Methodist Protestant church voted 124 to 26 for unification with the Methodist Episcopal churches. Sixty nine ministers supported the merger and six opposed it. laymen split 55 to 18. Dr James M Straughn presided and led prayer after the vote. Tomorrow devoted sessions followed.
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Albemarle
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Church
James M. Straughn
Baltimore
General Conference
North Carolina Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church (Northern) General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Straughn
North Carolina crippled children league reelected officers
At the first annual meeting in Raleigh Frank A. Barber of Asheville was reelected president along with all officers for the North Carolina league for crippled children. The group criticized why funds from the President's Ball remain idle and urged delegates to determine how to spend them.
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Raleigh
Frank A. Barber
Asheville
North Carolina League For Crippled Children
League
House of Representatives
Othe
Harry Greenleaf
Elizabeth City
W. B. Aycock
Leavy Highsmith
Fayetteville
Morganb. Spier
Charlotte
Charles H. Warren
Barber
Priest Beaten and Admits Withdrawal From Radio
Detroit November 7 The Rev Charles E B Coughlin announced that his National Union for Social Justice will cease active operations and withdraw from radio activity. He said the union is not dead but sleeping and will live as long as truth endures. He criticized the New Deal and predicted a one party government with a new coalition under Roosevelt.
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Detroit
Charles EB. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
National Union
Royal Oak
Child Killed in Salisbury Head-On Crash
A month-old unnamed daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Dillon died in a head-on collision on U S Highway 70 five miles west of Salisbury. Six others were injured including Mr Dillon with head and chest injuries, Mrs Dillon with a fractured leg, and Brady Rex with head injuries. Holmes, the other driver, had minor injuries and was jailed on a manslaughter charge.
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Salisbury
J. R. Dillon
Dillon
Brady Rex
Rex
Holmes
C. R. Adams
State Highway Patrol
Roosevelt urges inter American peace conference for progress
President Roosevelt in a White House broadcast urges the Buenos Aires peace conference to eliminate armed conflict in the western hemisphere. He cites inter American unity and friendship and hopes for steps to sustain peace and progress across the Americas with 20 nations attending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Pan-American Union
Buenos Aitres
Americas
New York
Buenos Aires
Hoey Predicts Bright Future After Roosevelt Victory
Governor elect Clyde R. Hoey told Piedmont textile chemists and colorists that business and agriculture look favorable post reelection. He warned against fear of policy extremes, noting Roosevelt’s nationwide endorsement and a Congress aligned with him, implying continued stability and growth.
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Charlotte
Clyde R. Hoey
Piedmont
Roosevelt
Shelby
Congress
Cemetery Chief A Groves March Dies Suddenly
A Groves March 32 longtime superintendent of cemeteries in Salisbury collapsed and died from a heart attack while supervising work. Funeral services are planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Salisbury
A. Groves
Roosevelt projects budget talks on federal finances
President Roosevelt and Daniel W. Bell discuss next year’s budget and the balance question amid liberal and conservative pressures. Closed hearings review departmental estimates as officials push to reduce spending and keep expenditures below appropriations for 1937. If balanced, it would be the first since 1930.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Daniel W. Bell
Congress
Cal
Treasury Sou
National Defense
Budget Bureau
Bell
Fiscn
TVA Power Program Challenged by Utilities in Court
Federal judge in Cookeville overruled TVA motion to dismiss a suit by 19 Southern Power companies challenging the constitutionality of the TVA power program. The utilities seek a court order halting expansion pending merits review, with a hearing date set promptly for a nationwide challenge that alleges the TVA act and program are unconstitutional and would injure the utilities’ interests. The suit argues TVA directors act in pursuance of a single plan that could irreparably damage the complainants’ property and business.
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Cookeville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
Federal District Court
John J. Gore
TVA
Gore
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Bid To Attend Inter American Peace Conference
President Roosevelt received a formal invitation from President Justo to visit Buenos Aires for the opening of the inter American peace conference in December. Ambassador Weddell conveyed the message, and Foreign Minister Castillo welcomed Roosevelt’s potential trip amid Argentine media enthusiasm.
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Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Agustin P. Justo
United States
Alexander W. Weddell
Ramon Castillo
Highway Patrolman Severely Injured in Collision
Hartsville South Carolina Nov 11 E P McNeill a state highway patrolman stationed here was seriously injured when an automobile struck him and threw him from his motorcycle R B McClary driver of the car said his vision was obscured and he did not see the officer McClary’s car was badly damaged McNeill had his right leg crushed and amputated above the ankle he also broke several ribs punctured a lung and suffered head lacerations his condition was critical.
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Hartsville
S. C
E. P. McNeill
R. B. MccClary
McClary
McNeill
Weather: Partly cloudy NC and SC with colder nights
Partly cloudy conditions expected across North Carolina and South Carolina on Sunday and Monday with increasing cloudiness later. Temperatures to fall Sunday night into a cooler range across the region.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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