Asheville Ministers Vote to Drop Howard from Roll
Central Church Asheville hosts 1931 Western North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Church South conference. H. W. Howard resigns and is dropped from the conference roll amid charges of gross immorality. Bishop Mouton calls for deeper spiritual life and evangelistic meetings next year.
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Mouton
Greensboro
N. C
Central Church
Asheville
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
H. W. Howard
Lenoir
J. S. Hiatt
Statesville
Howard
Hiatt
Mr. Howard
M. P
N. G. Bethea
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Albemarle
Frank S. Hickman
Edwin D
Charles H. Ireland
Western North Carolina
Greensboro College
H. B. Trimble
West Market Street Methodist Church
Gilbert T. Rowe
Duke University
Durham
Frank H. Hickman
Unemployed 300000 Register in Chicago Schools
Chicago registers 300000 unemployed workers in 350 public schools seeking relief through Emerson unemployment commission. Mothers and workers line up for food, rent help, and jobs while teachers assist. orderly process amid long queues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Legion of Unemployed
Emerson
Britain Recognizes Brazil Provisional Government
London announces recognition of the provisional government formed after the recent Brazilian revolt. The move comes as Britain cautiously weighs its stance amid political upheaval and a embargo on arms to rebel factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Great Britain
Brazil
Charlotte Scene Of Excitement In Hoover Address
President Hoover spoke from the White House via international radio to Heinz employees in six nations, praising industrial peace and human relations. In Charlotte two holdups and a fatal crash dominated police action as I. C. Triplett Jr. faced manslaughter charges and E. G. Cochrane was shot during a robbery.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
H. J. Heinz Company of
Pittsburgh
United States
Canada
England
Spain
South Africa
Australia
Howard Heinz
Charlotte
Wilmer F. Eels
I. C. Triplett, Jr
Young Triplett
E. G. Cochrane
Cochrane
L. E. Bartlett
Bartlett
E. D. Bartlett
Heinz
Four Youths Die In Auto Mishap Near Paintsville
Four youths died and two others were critically injured when their car plunged over a 75 foot embankment near Paintsville Kentucky. The victims were Gibbie Van Hoose 17 driver Robert Cecil Van Hoose 15 Woodrow Pickles heimer 17 and Woodrow Salyers 17. The injured were Richard Strother 17 and Arch Williams 16. All were from prominent Paintsville families and had just left a football game in Huntington West Virginia.
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Paintsville
Gibbie van Hoose
Robert Cecil van Hoose
Woodrow Picklesheimer
Woodrow Salyers
Richard Strother
Arch Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Two Acquitted In Hell Hole Murder
Orangeburg South Carolina jury acquitted Will Kales and Wilbur Cumbee in the killing of Legrand Cumbee in Hell Hole swamp Bergeley county after trial tonight.
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Hell Hole
Orangeburg, 8. C
Will Kales
Wilbur Cumbee
Legrand Cumbee
Hell Hole Swamp
Bergeley County
Orangeburg County
Fire destroys three Massillon hospital buildings
Massillon State hospital for the insane reports three buildings McKinley Hall dormitory and auditorium burned late tonight forcing more than 200 inmates and attendants to flee. Massillon fire officials suspect incendiary origin as several other structures were threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Ohio
Massillon State Hospital For
McKinley Hall
Masillon
Alabama Sheriff and Sheriff-Elect Face Dry Law Conspiracy Charges
Federal agents in Montgomery announce the arrest of seven people in Lowndes county including Sheriff Morrow Willoughby and sheriff-elect Buck Meadows at Haynesville. Charged with conspiring to violate the national prohibition act, bonds were set at 15000 for most and 500 for two charged with possession. James W. Shields led the raid after posing as a racketeer and arranging a meet for forty gallons of liquor.
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Montgomery
Ala
Prohibition
Lowndes County
Haynesville
Morrow Willoughby
Buck Meadows
Leon West
H. N. Patterson
Wilbur Winn
James W. Shields
New Orleans
Dence
Shields
United States
Grady Reynolds
Willoughby
St. Louis
West
Meadows
Weather Delaying Hawks At Havana
Havana awaited word on Capt. Frank Hawks plan to depart for New York with possible postponement due to weather. If skies permit he would lift after 5 a m, refuel in Miami and Columbia and aim for a 1 p m arrival in New York.
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Havana
Frank Hawks
New York
Miami
Fla
Columbia
U S. C
Grid Scores From Yesterday Across Colleges
Scores show Elon 21 over High Point 6 Duke 14 over Kentucky 7 Georgia 7 over N Y VU 6 Pitt 7 over Carnegie 6 Notre Dame 60 over Penn 20 Alamaha 20 over Florida 0 Vanderbilt 6 over Georgia Tech 0 Presbyterian 18 over W Forest 0 South Carolina 0 Furman 14 over VPI 34 Virginia 18 Maryland 41 over W and L Clemson 32 over WMI 0 Davidson 18 over Wofford 90 Additional scores on sport page.
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Elon
High Point
Duke
Kentucky
Georgia
N. Y. VU
Pitt
Carnegie
Notre Dame
Penn
Alamaha
Florida
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Presbyterian
W. Forest
South Carolina
Furman
Virginia
Maryland
L. Z
Clemson
Davidson
Wofford
Eddie Cantor in Whoopee at the Broadhurst this week
Eddie Cantor stars in the Ziegfeld comedy Whoopee at the Broadhurst for the first three days of the week. He’s joined by the original whoopee girls from the New York stage production. Tickets await callers listed in today’s classifieds.
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Eddie Cantor
Broadhurst
New York
Enoffice
Gardner Plays Samaritan
In Durham Miss Barbara Blick of South Boston Virginia was hurt when a car carrying her and Page R. Owen and William B. Vaughan from Cluster Springs Virginia plunged over an embankment near Duke stadium. Blick suffered minor bruises and remained overnight in hospital. Owen and Vaughan were treated for serious injuries. Driver Ed Craddock was unhurt. The accident followed the Duke Kentucky football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Barbara Blick
South Boston
Frank Graham to Undergo Appendicitis Operation
Dr. Frank P. Graham president of the University of North Carolina will have an appendicitis operation early next week. He has been in a Durham hospital under observation after showing symptoms of chronic appendicitis for some time.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Graham
Durham
FLEEING PRISONER SLAIN BY SHERIFF IN OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma sheriff Ted Mears killed one of four escaping prisoners, James Hapgood, after Hapgood fired at him. Two other escapees were captured and returned to jail, and a fourth man with a stolen car remained at large. Hapgood, previously acquitted of a taxi driver murder, faced renewed charges linked to a California hold case. Fred Moore plus Homer Chevraux and Bill McDaniels were recaptured or identified during the roundup.
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Chandler
Okla
Ted Mears
Lincoln County
Mears
James Hapgood
Hapgood
Oklahoma City
California
Fred Moore
Jack Hileman
Hileman
Homer Chevraux
Bill McDaniels
Moore
Cotton advances dollar per bale on government estimates
New Orleans nov 8 cotton rose about a dollar a bale after government crop estimates put total at 15,438,000 bales and ginnings at 10,863,601 running bales. December and March futures hit day highs before hedge selling trimmed gains, closing 15 to 20 points higher.
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New Orleans
Tennessee Funds Lost In Bank Failure Estimated At 3 Million
Nashville reports that funds of the state of Tennessee on deposit in the Bank of Tennessee, for which a receiver was appointed yesterday, are estimated by Attorney General L. D. Smith at something like 3,000,000 dollars. The estimate does not include any county funds.
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Nashville
Tenn
State of
Tennessee
Bank of Tennessee
L. D. Smith
Religious conference reports evangelism and parish work focus
The 103rd annual North Carolina Methodist Protestant conference in Albemarle emphasized evangelism and stronger pastoral outreach to boost denominational consciousness. The Rev. A G Dixon reported gains at High Point's children's home with a $5 500 Duke Foundation gift and a new home for the superintendent. Five young men will be ordained as elders.
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Albemarle
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Church
A. G. Dixon
High Point
Duke Foundation
N. M. Harrison
Charlotte
High Point College
Conference of Religious Education
Midway
Shady Grove
English Street
Caroleen
Shelby
Bess Chapel
Fairfield
Lincoln County
Lincolnton
Oak Grove
Forsyth County
Forsyth
Union Grove
South Winston
North Davidson
P., E. Bingham
T. Glenn Madison
T. J. Whitehead
F. R. Love
C. G. Isle
Seventeen Feared Drowned After Brooklyn Sinks at Humboldt Bay
The steam lumber schooner Brooklyn capsized while crossing Humboldt Bay near Eureka California. Coast Guard life saving station reports all seventeen crew members believed drowned as the vessel sank at the harbor entrance late today.
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Eureka
Cal
Coast Guard
Brooklyn
Humboldt Bay
Escape Artist Narrowly Survives Drowning Incident
Genestra, billed as an escape artist at a Frankfort vaudeville theater, nearly died after failing to free himself from a barrel of water within two minutes. Three stage assistants broke the barrel open when he failed to surface, and he appeared lifeless before being revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Genestra
Hin
United States Recognizes Vargas Regime In Brazil
The United States formally acknowledged Getulio Vargas as the controlling factor in Brazil after a coup ousted President Washington Luis. The decision followed a Morgan report and pending confirmation of the new regime, with prior arms embargo on rebels signaling cautious recognition.
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Washington
Brazil
United States
Getulio Vargas
Stimson
Hoover
Morgan
Rio de Janeiro
Washington Luis
Argentina
Peru
Bolivia
Morganay
State Department
Luis
German Fascists Plan Mourning Rites In Munich
In Munich on Nov 8 the national socialists will hold mourning services for the twelfth anniversary of the republic's founding at the beer cellar once linked to Hitler's 1923 coup. Jews barred from the observances. Coburg plans bannered city hall mourning. Berlin broadcasts omit republican memories of the era.
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Munich
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Hitler
Ludendorff
Coburg
Bavaria
Berlin
Repubblican
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Methodist Protestant
Methodist Episcopal Conferences
W. A. Newell
Wanghese
Ella Barnett
Armeta Barnett
Howard Barnett
Lottie
Barnett
Shelton Barnett
Illinois Commission
State Education Committee
Francis M. Stephenson
National Party
Senate
House
Congress
Democratic Party
Raleigh
A. T. Allen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
H. B. Morrow
Johnston County
Bonn University
Vargas
Insane Hospital
Alabama
Gardner
Durham Hospital
Frank Graham
Oklahoma
State of Tennessee
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