Stage Set for Armistice Day Parade Draws Fire
Portland report details a fatal plane crash near the city as four people die and five are injured after a United Airlines flight plunges into fog shrouded hills. Stewardess Libby Wurgaft and co-pilot Woodworth heroically rescued survivors before the flames.
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Portland
Ore
United Airlines
Here
Robert C. Coffey
Coffey Clinic
William A. Trostier
Chicago
A. W. Davis
Seattle
Herman Cohn
Bob Palouse
John 8.Staumfjord
Floyd Hart
H. B. Woodworth
Progress in Roosevelt Litvinoff Talks Delays Noted
Washington reports no snag has yet halted talks between President Roosevelt and Maxim Litvinoff as officials press for a thorough understanding of longstanding U S Soviet issues. Hull and state department aides continue to brief Litvinoff and his delegation on outstanding questions while a 109 page Kerensky claim file is cited as an example of complex problems needing time.
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Washington
Roosevelt Maxim Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Ing
M. Litvinoff
Litvin
Kerensky
Czar
Maxim Litvinoff
Ps Hull
Commissariat of Foreign Affairs
Hull
State Department
Litvinoff
Senate drops Cuban loan inquiry in executive session
The Senate stock market investigating committee decided in executive session not to make public State Department records on Cuban loans and to drop the inquiry. Dr. Frazier Hood of Davidson College was elected president of the North Carolina College Conference.
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Washington
International Projector Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Harley L. Clarke
Chicago
Pynchon and Company
West and Company
Shimar Corporation
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Clarke
Pecora
Nicholas Power Company
Acme
Precision Machine Company, Inc
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
State Department
Frazier Hood
Davidson College
North Carolina College Conference
Governor Ehringhaus Frees Three Prisoners In Raleigh
Governor Ehringhaus granted parole to three inmates in Raleigh. Grady Crouse was sentenced in Davidson county in June 1933 for assault with intent to commit rape, Dick Hassel received ninety days in Chowan county for larceny, and Rufus Smith was jailed twelve months in Rockingham county for larceny.
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Raleigh
Eihringhaus
Grady Crouse
Davidson County
Dick Hassel
Chowan
Rufus Smith
Rockingham County
Price equalizing payments to flue cured tobacco growers
The farm administration will pay about 40,000 dollars to flue cured tobacco growers in Gear South Carolina and Eastern 7th Carolina who sold all or part of their crop before October 7. Eligible growers must join the price equalizing payment program launched within ten months. Payments equal 20 percent of receipts from July 28 to September 1 and 5 percent from September 25 to October 7.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Gear
South Carolina
7Th Carolina
Pan American Plane Sets Off for 19,000 Mile South American Trip
IAMI Fla Nov 10 event plans a Pan American flight by Preston 74 of Mansfield and Edward Ayres 70 of Wille Ohio. They depart for a 19 000 mile tour through South Central America on Christmas.
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Iami
Fla
Arking
A Preston
Mansfield
Edward Ayres
Wille, O
North Carolina Association Estate Boards Meet In Greensboro
North Carolina Association boards convene in Greensboro this afternoon to discuss the RNA code for the program. Aimed at policy and regional standards, the meeting gathers regional leaders and likely outlines upcoming actions.
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Reensboro
North Carolina Association 1 Estate Boards
President Seeks Firm U S Liquor Control After Prohibition
President Roosevelt pushes federal liquor control as prohibition ends, aiming to keep taxes low to deter bootlegging and bring the industry under government production and distribution. A White House parley and cabinet committee rush the plan into final form with relaxed imports and liberal licensing for distillers to hold liquor in bond until sales resume.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Cummings
Special
President Eyes Park Link Road Request Across Three States
Secretary Ickes indicated the Public Works Administration favors a parkway linking Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains with a boulevard. The plan would traverse private land across Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee requiring 200 foot rights of way. Byrd McKellar Reynolds Coughton Pratt MacDonald discussed it as senators predicted easy land access.
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Ashington
Navy
Byrd
Democrat
Virtoday
Public Works Adminr
Senandoah
Great Smoky Mountain
Roosevelt
Ickes
Mgton
Andoah Park
Contion
Tennessee
McKellar
Reynolds
North Carolina
Representative Coughton
Joseph Pratt
Thomas H. MacDonald
Public Roads Bureau
Armistice Day Parade Proceedings Announced by Veterans Division
Veterans Division announces tomorrow's Armistice Day parade formation at 9 30 on North Main street just north of the Parkway entrance opposite the Presbyterian church. Veterans asked to march without regard to veterans organization membership. Caps and armbands welcome. uniforms not required. NEY EVANS, Chairman.
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North Main Street
Parkway
Presbyterian Church
Veterans
Ney Evans
Veterans Division
Control committee defends 51.10 whiskey tax amid talks of slight raise
The control committee says the administration will keep the old 51.10 per Zalion whiskey levy though experts push for a small increase. Treasury witnesses will brief the house ways and means subcommittee soon. No immediate rise above 1.10 is expected. The attorney general says the government will use the national recovery act and the agriculture adjustment administration to regulate liquor production and distribution.
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Treasury
House
Ways and Means
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
RFC Sets New High for Newly Mined Gold at $33.20
Washington reports RFC price for newly mined gold at 33.20 dollars per ounce, up five cents from yesterday and marking a new domestic high. The London price, converted at 5.13 dollars per pound, was six cents lower, as the dollar weakened to a postwar low later at 5.15 and a half.
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Washington
RFC
London
Armistice Day Parade Set to March Through High Point
A large Armistice Day parade will start at 10 a m with a two stage line of march. The route begins at North Main and Parkway and proceeds past Edgar avenue West Farriss avenue and Shirley avenue with bands, veterans groups, clubs and business entries. All participants must report by 9 45 a m and the Red Cross will have a major role in the ceremony.
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Parkway
North Main Street
Motorcycle
Drum and Bugle Corps
Veterans Combat Train
Veterans
Gold Star Mothers
Legion Auxiliary
Edgar Avenue
Battery “E
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Boys Patrol
West Farriss Avenue
Jr. O. U. A. M. Council
Jr. Merrymakers No. 3
Junior Service League
Daughters of America
Rotary Club
Civitan Club
Kiwanis Club
Monarch Club
American Business Club
Lions Club
Altrusa Club
Parent-Teacher Council
Industrial Workers Association
Insurance Underwriters
Central Labor Union
The
Wood
Russell Street
Havana reporters endure Cuba battle with bullets and fear
Havana AP staff exposed to death as revolution engulfed the city. Edmund A. Chester and J. P. McKnight sprinted between doorways and hotel basements to relay news to the New York office while machine gun fire and sniper bullets ripped through walls and around the palace amid a day of heavy fighting.
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J. P. McKnight
Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Edmund A. Chester
New York
Chester
Parkview Hotel
Azores Fortress
Jose Arroyo
Havana Rebellion Ends In Heavy Losses In 150 Dead
Havana counted 150 dead and 300 wounded as government troops crushed the ABC radical secret society rebellion anchored at Azares fortress. Colonel Batista’s forces routed about 1,500 rebels, with survivors held for court martial and streets returning to commerce amid the aftermath.
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ABC
Azares
Guiteras
Manuel Velasco
General Staff
Principe
Cabanas
Fulgencio Batista
Gran San Martin
Manuel de Cespedes
Juan Blas Hernandez
Azares Castle
Batista
Old Kentucky Leads Return to American Principles in Elections
Beverly Hills report notes strong showing for Kentucky in Tuesday elections despite off year turnout. It cites prohibition repeal by 36 states and mentions disorder in New York clubs, while praising Kentucky for decisive voting and a swing away from passivity.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Old Kentucky
New York
Carolinas
Turner and Shuping Named Attorneys In Bank Receivership
John D. Biggs, receiver for the Commercial National Bank, announced that C. L. Shuping of Greensboro and Thomas Turner Jr of the local city have been named attorneys for the Receiver. Russell M. Robinson, who had served as attorney, has resigned.
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C. L. Shuping
Greensboro
Thomas Turner, Jr
Commercial National Bank
John D. Biggs
Russell M. Robinson
John Factor
Chicago
Frank Souder
Benton
Lil
Gale Swelley
Peoria
Julian
Babe) Jones
St. Charles
Thomas J. Courtney
Armistice Day Observance Closes State Offices
All state offices bureaus and commissions will be closed tomorrow for Armistice Day. Banks will also be closed here and in most places across the state, while other business will proceed about as usual.
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Raleigh
Buried with Honors for Local Confederate Veteran
Morganton mourns J. L. Allman a 4th Civil War veteran one of the state’s oldest. He died in Morganton and was buried with military honors reflecting his long service.
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Morganton
J. L. Allman
One Man Killed In Crash Of Trucks
In Robbinsville New Jersey a fatal truck collision occurred early today when a truck rear ended another and was destroyed by fire. Howard Coulter 20 of Vineland died from internal injuries and brain concussion at St Francis hospital. Elden Ahilquist of Millville drove the burning truck. John Sutton of Faison North Carolina escaped injury.
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Trenton
N. J
Robbinsville
Howard Coulter
Vineland
St. Francis Hospital
Elden Ahilquist
Millville
Hightown
John Sutton
Faison
N. C
Sutton
Kidnapping Wave Expands Across Cities Amid High-Profile Cases
Across San Jose and Chicago area police confront a rising kidnap ring with extortion totals surpassing $500000. Brooke Hart vanished after leaving a San Jose department store as federal efforts accelerate in the Hamm case in St Paul.
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San Jose
Calif
Brooke Hart
Since & P. m
St. Paul
Minn
Roger Touhy
Chicago
William Hamm, Jr
St. Pau
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