Administration Plans Relief Program Changes
The Roosevelt administration signals major shifts in relief policy. A social insurance advisory council led by Dr. Frank Graham will shape unemployment, old age security, and health care proposals, with a broad roster of labor, industry, and civic leaders contributing. The move hints at forthcoming changes likely to appear in a December fireside address.
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Dr. Graham
Social Insurance Council
N.C. Prexy
Roosevelt
Board
Washington
Roosevelt Day
Frank Graham
Uversity of
North Carolina
Committee On Economic Security
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
New York City
Morris EB. Leeds
Philadelphia
Sam Lewisohn
Marion B. Folsom
Rochester
Walter Tengle
Standard Oi! Company of New Jersey
William Green
American Federation of Labor
George M. Harrison
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Cincinnati
Paul Scharrenberg
California State Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Henry Ohl, Jr
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Belle Sherwin
Guo of
Womeashington
Grace Abbott
University of Chicago
Raymond Moley
Today
Paul Kellogg
Survey
George H. Nordlan
Fraternal Order of Eagles
St. Louis
George Berry
International Printing Pressmen
Unemployed May Be Shifted From Dole To Jobs
Government considering moving unemployed off direct relief to work programs. Proposals include guaranteeing private industry support to speed production and buying staple goods within demand. Hopkins notes rehabilitation efforts continue as plans are studied.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Mussolini launches corporate state in Italy
Premier Mussolini unveiled a new corporate system to replace parliamentary government. He chairs the 22 corporations representing capital labor and Fascist party, with himself as president of the assembly and each corporation. A national court will codify laws and the chamber of deputies may be abolished once the system runs smoothly.
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Rome
Navy
Mussolini
Italy
Labor
Fascist Party
Assembly
Viva Il Duce
Viva Lo Stato Corporativo
Ministry of Corporations
Il Duce
Giuro
Chamber of Deputies
I Duce
Nine Hundred Fishermen Missing After Korean Coast Storm
Tokyo dispatch reports nine hundred fishermen missing after a northeast Korea storm. The Korean government says 180 boats are missing. officials fear many have drowned though most may be found safe later.
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Tokyo
Korea
Rengo
Keoul
Weather forecast by states North and South Carolina
North Carolina mainly cloudy with light rain possible in west and north. warmer in far south tonight with Sunday fair and cooler. South Carolina generally dry tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions tonight and cooler on Sunday in northern areas. Official weather records summarize temperature and rainfall for growing regions and adjacent areas.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Ehringhaus and Gill Say They Know Nothing of Pardons
Gov. Ehringhaus and Parole Commissioner Edwin M. Gill said they knew nothing about Chattanooga reports that a full pardon for Lake Lea, former Tennessee senator and publisher now in a North Carolina prison, was being sought. Whitaker had claimed Coursey wrote for clemency based on new evidence. Ehringhaus and Gill denied receipt or recall of such letter and said any petition would be handled like others.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Edwin M. Gill
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lake Lea
Tennessee
Phil B. Whitaker
W. 8. Coursey
Lea
Gill
Whitaker
Mr. Gill
Mr. Coursey
Oldest UNC alumnus and NC attorney dies at 140
W G Candler, NC's oldest license attorney and oldest UNC wing alumnus, died at his home in Candler near Asheville. A Republican member of the general assembly for seven years, he reached his 140th birthday last April 15. Funeral services scheduled for tomorrow. his second wife and son Edward W. Candler, 77, survive.
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Asheville
W. G. Candler
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Candler
General Assembly
Edward W. Candler
Three more taken in custody in Urschel ransom case
Federal agents arrested Clara Feldman her son and daughter in law in Dunamuir California finding 1100 of the Urschel ransom at their home. The seizure brings Oregon and California recoveries to over 3000 in a week as five people are held in connection with the 200000 kidnapping of Oklahoma City oil magnate.
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Urschel
Portland
Ore
Clara Feldman
C. C. Spears
Charles F. Urachel
Dunamuir
Cali
Oregon
California
Oklahoma City
Margaret Hurtienne
Feldman
Eugene
Hurtienne
United States
Dunsmuir
Spears
Inquiry Be Resumed Monday In Elections
In Cherokee county North Carolina the board of elections will resume the inquiry into irregularities from Tuesday's election on Monday. Mrs. Giles Cover and the county Democratic executive committee asked for a new registration and election citing numerous irregularities. The session focused on accusations of irregularities at the Hothouse precinct with witnesses alleging improper conduct by precinct officials.
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County Democratic Executive Committee
Cover
Witte
Hothouse
Reynolds Elected North Carolina Health Officer
Dr. Carl V. Reynolds of Asheville was unanimously elected state health officer by the North Carolina state board. He will succeed Dr. James M. Parrott who died Wednesday night. The board debated whether the term would fill Parrott’s expired term or a full four year term.
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Raleigh
N. C
Carl V. Reynolds
Asheville
State Board of Health
North Carolina
James M. Parrott
G. M. Cooper
Parrott
Publicity Man Ivy Lee Dies After Brain Tumor
Ivy Lee publicity man for big business dies at 57 from a brain tumor after a hospital stay starting October 29. He was a longtime publicist for John D. Rockefeller Jr. and headed a firm serving Standard Oil Pennsylvania Railroad Armour Bethlehem Steel and Interborough Rapid Transit.
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New York
Ivy Lee
Big Business
St. Luke's Hospital
Lee
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Standard Oil
Pennsylvania Railroad
Armour & Co
Bethlehem Steel Company
Interborough Rapid Transit
United States
House
German Due Trust
Germany
Rumania
Poland
Armistice Day under shadow of Saar plebiscite
European leaders face a tense Armistice Day as Saar plebiscite fears loom two months away. Ramsay MacDonald warns of ineffective disarmament and vows defensive readiness while Paris veterans recall past violence and honor the Unknown Soldier ahead of the 16th anniversary.
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Europe
Saar
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Marseilles
Paris
Alexander
Yugoslavia
France
Belgium
Brussels
World War II veterans urge immediate bonus payments
Debates over how to fund immediate full payment of the 50 percent bonus to veterans continue. Plans discuss basing payments on the 1935 value for those in dire need, with dependents, certified by Federal Relief and Veterans administrations. Installments over 5 to 6 months could reach about $500 per veteran.
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Hopkins
Hines
Martial law declared in Arizona sector over Parker Dam area
Governor Moeur orders martial law along the Colorado river on the Arizona side near Parker Diversion dam. The Arizona National Guard takes control amid dispute over a temporary bridge seen as an encroachment on Arizona rights. The dam supports the Metropolitan Water District plan diverting Colorado river water to southern California after Boulder Dam.
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Phoenix
Ariz
B. B. Mouer
Colorado
Arizona
Parker
Arizona National Guard
Moeur
Metropolitan Water District
California
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Yarn Manufacturers Oppose Process Tax
Combed yarn manufacturers in the southeastern states with about 1,500,000 spindles adopted resolutions opposing the cotton processing tax. They chide the tax for taking 130 million dollars from Aug 1933 to July 1934 and report a 100 million dollar rise in wages in the first year under the code, stating these factors reduced cotton yarn consumption and slowed recovery.
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Charlotte
Unclear Public Opinion Letter on Roosevelt and Policy
A fragmented letter argues a voter would support a candidate with a plan and criticizes Roosevelt. The author mentions a man in C polling eight by thousand votes and asserts being smart enough to judge where Roosevelt errs, ending with a personal sign-off.
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Roosevelt
Murder hint in Paul Bern death ignored by jury
Testimony suggesting homicide in the Paul Bern death two years earlier was not pursued by a Los Angeles grand jury. Jurors limited inquiry to District Attorney Baron Fitts and its expenditures, while witnesses alleged blood at Bern’s Canyon estate pool and questioned figures connected to actress Jean Harlow and her circle.
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Paul Bern
Possijone
Los Angeles
Earl Davis
Bern
Gardner
Davis
Edict Canyon
Ro Belle
Bello
Misslow
Sig
John C Michael
Film
Carmichael
Miss Har
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