Roosevelt to present civil works plan at governors meeting
President Roosevelt will personally present the civil works program at a conference with governors mayors and relief workers. $400 million from public works funds will run to February 1 aiming to employ up to 4 million people on a 30 hour week. Hopkins says funds beyond February are unavailable and most projects will be decided locally with state administrations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Civil Works Administration
Imale
Relieff Administration
Relief Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Public Works Administration
Public Health Service
U S Will Talk Disarmament but Not European Politics
Norman H. Davis told reporters in Washington on November 14 that the United States will not take part in European political discussions but is prepared to discuss disarmament with any nation.
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Washington
Norman H. Davis
United States
Earthquake Heaves Through Santiago With Minor Damage
An earthquake shook Santiago Chile at 10 07 a m today causing strong shaking but only minor damage reported according to officials.
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Santiago
Chile
Southern Market to Build Five-Story Center in Charlotte
Officials of the Southern Merchandise Market Inc announce that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation granted final approval for a $150,000 loan to finance a new five story building in Charlotte's business district.
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Charlotte
Southern Merchandise Market Inc
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pinto Indians Burn Car to Free Frozen Engine
In Susanville California on November 14 three Pinto Indians set a fire under a stalled automobile to thaw the frozen engine. The blaze melted the metal but spared the fenders, allowing the car to remain usable.
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Susanville
Cal
Franklin Doctor Samuel H. Lyle Dies at 72
Dr Samuel Harley Lyle 72 a renowned Marion county surgeon died at his home from a heart attack early today He was widely known throughout the county and had practiced medicine for decades in the region.
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Franklin
Samuel Harley Lyle
Maron County
Reverend Alexander elected president of pastors conference
In Greensboro on November 14 the Rev. M. Alexander of Thomasville was elected president of the pastors conference. The session concluded a few hours before the 108th state convention opened.
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Greensboro
Lexington Man Paroled After Suspended Sentence Violation
Governor Ehbringhaus announced the parole of Rowan Tesh who was sentenced in Lexington in March to 12 months for violating a suspended sentence.
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Raleigh
Ehbringhaus
Rowan Tesh
Lexington
Germany votes on leaving the League of Nations
Special to the Ext. Beverly Hills Calif. reports Germany held an election on leaving the League of Nations with one opposed. The writer laments the era of self protection and distrust, noting Switzerland’s shift toward arming itself as global faith wanes.
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Beverly Hiaa
Calif
Germany
League of Nations
League
Switzerland
Great Lakes ships grounded as storm halts season
A blizzardlike storm halted shipping on the Great Lakes as three vessels ran aground. The D. E. Callendar of Cleveland, 875 feet, grounded west of Long Point Ontario. the J. F. Schoelkopf of Buffalo, 532 feet, aground near Meno Minee Michigan. a third unnamed ship in distress six miles west of Erie Pennsylvania. Coast guard crews from Erie and Buffalo worked to assist, with a southeast wind seen as the main danger to the Cleveland steamer.
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Great Lakes
D. E. Callendar
Cleveland
Valley Camp Coal Company
Long Point
Ont
J. F. Schoelkopf
Boland and Cornelius
Buffalo
Erie
D. EK. Callendar
Coast Guard
Mussolini Proposes Replacing Chamber With National Council
In Rome Premier Mussolini announced to the National Council of Corporations that the chamber of deputies would be replaced by a national council of corporations. He said the change would not be immediate and that the new body would decide its fate when it convenes next year.
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Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies of
Italy
National Council of Corporations
Il Duce
Europe
Lindbergh Plans Southern Atlantic Exploration Route
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh said he plans an Atlantic exploration tour via a southern route with no non stop flight in mind. He and Mrs. Lindbergh, after a fogbound stop in Caldelas de Tuy Spain, were entertained by local officials and expect to move on to Lisbon tomorrow. The mission aligns with the Winslow plan from Pan American Airways, which includes Bermuda and the Azores.
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Caldelas DE Tuy
Spain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
North Atlantic
Lindbergh
Santana
Lisbon
Pradera
Geneva
Allen Winslow
Pan- American Airways
Bermuda
Azores
Ed Jeter Will Is Filed For Probate
The will of Ed Jeter who died recently at High Point was filed for probate in Greensboro. A $350 bequest goes to friend Tishie Covington who cared for the deceased. the remainder is divided between daughters Edna Mae Jeter and Jessie Jeter. Charles Diftendal is named executor without bond.
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Greensboro
Navy
Ed Jeter
High Point
Tishie Covington
Edna Mae Jeter
Jessie Jeter
Charles Diftendal
U S Opposes Antisemitism in Austria Warning
Vienna dispatch reports United States Minister Earle cautioned Austria against antisemitism warning that American sympathy would be forfeited. He said most Americans oppose persecution and noted assurances from Austrian provinces that anti semitism was limited to Vienna. He praised Chancellor Dolfuss but highlighted economic problems, especially timber.
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Vienna
United States
Earle
Austria
Dolfuss
Arrest Ordered After Testimony In Court
In Greensboro on November 14 special report says Tom Cecil High Point barber was convicted of larceny for stealing a ring from his employer and sentenced to 12 to 18 months on the roads with a concurrent 30 day drunkenness sentence. An instanter capus was issued for Paul Coffer after Myrtle Jackson testified for the defense in the Lizzie Presnell case. General Dorsett’s 30 day drunk sentence was sustained to begin after a subsequent 30 day term. A. S. Townsend, son of a High Point preacher, was convicted of reckless driving and chose between $200 damages to J. M. Brintle or four months on the roads. he opted for the road sentence.
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Greensboro
Tom Cecil
High Point
Paul Coffer
Myrtle Jackson
Lizzie Presnell
Dewey Underwood
Presnell
Coffer
Dorsett
Townsend
J. M. Brintle
British Seek Disarmament Talks Away From Geneva
The British government weighs moving disarmament talks with Germany to a venue other than Geneva. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and the Labour Party face calls for a censure vote on Britain's disarmament policy. Germany reportedly hopes for a helpful foreign gesture while Henderson warns he may quit.
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London
Navy
Arthur Henderson
Daily Mail Today
Geneva
Germany
Mail
Henderson
House of Commons
Ing
Ramsay MacDonald
House
Great Britain
Labor Party
Britain Revises 1933 Naval Program To Add Cruisers
London Nov 14 The British admiralty announced a revision to the 1933 naval program to include two 9,000 ton cruisers with heavier armament and one 5,200 ton Arethusa type cruiser. Sir Bolton Eyres Mansell said the move follows review of other nations and London treaty limits. He added Britain will work by agreement to curb future large cruisers and costs would drop slightly.
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London
British Admiralty
Bolton Meredith Eyres Mansell
Admiralty
House of Commons
United States
Japan
German Churches Move to Ditch Crucifix
German Christians leader Dr Rinhold Krause urged removal of the crucifix from Protestant churches in Germany. He called for erasing alien influences from the German people's church and excluding the old testament, asserting men of alien blood have no place in the pulpit.
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Germany
Rinhold Krause
Berlin
Palestine
Deputy Sheriff Stabbed During Arrest Attempt
Elkin echoes with news that Deputy Sheriff R. C. Wood was stabbed while attempting to arrest Windy Shipton on threats to his wife and children. Wood is hospitalized while Shipton is jailed in Dobson.
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Elkin
R. C. Wood
Here
Windy Shipton
Shipton
Wood
Dobson
Contempt cited in Broussard Overton inquiry hearing
In New Orleans on November 14, counsel Edward Righter for Senator Broussard and political leader Francis Williams faced contempt citations as he read a statement criticizing the committee. Senator Huey P. Long testified that $25,000 to $30,000 helped elect his slate in 1932 and discussed patronage and jobs amid the Overton election probe.
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New Orleans
Edward Righter
Edwin Broussard
Francis Williams
Senate
John H. Overton
M. M. Logan
D. Ky
Logan
United States Marshals
Righter
Senator Broussard
Huey P. Long
Senator Long
Overton
Mr. Righter
Senate Elections Committee
Louisiana
Long
H. M. Logan
Tom Connally
D. Texas
Rev
F. L. Cox
Cox
Broussard
French Foreign Minister warns of German danger to peace
Paris reports Joseph Paul Boncour, French foreign minister, telling the chamber of deputies that Hitler’s rise and German rearming press European stability. He urged talks within the League framework, rejected any accord outside the League, and said any agreement must be filed with world allies and the League of Nations.
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Paris
Hitler
Jseph
Paul Boncour
Chner of Deputies
Germany
League Nations
France
Atlele
League
War Veteran Dies At Salisbury Home
SALISBURY, Nov. 14. Major Max L. Barker a 52 year old veteran of two wars and a leader in state Veterans' groups died at his home last night of pneumonia. He served in the Spanish American War at 17 and went overseas in World War I as a major. Barker was a former city council member and county register of deeds from 1920 to 1928.
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Salisbury
Max L. Barker
Barker
County Register of Deeds
Five Army Bombers Continue Flight After Wind Storm
Five army bombing planes en route from Langley Field Virginia to Maxwell Field Alabama were forced down in Sumter South Carolina by yesterday's storm and continued their flight today.
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Sumter
S. C
Army
Langley Field
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Ala
Boy Shot Dead by Playmate in Accidental Rifle Discharge
Willard McLarmb, 11, was killed when a rifle in the hands of a playmate, Billy Holmes, 10, discharged accidentally in Dunn on November 14. The tragedy occurred during a play session and details were reported by local authorities.
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Dunn
Willard McLarmb
Billy Holmes
Specific Tuberculosis Cure Near Completion Promised
Dr Stephen J Maher announced a technique to break down tuberculosis germ into harmless cells at a Connecticut physicians meeting. Three doctors corroborated the findings and state officials hailed it as epoch making, claiming 100 percent success in transforming tubercle bacilli in lab cultures. The work aims to open a new field for TB study accessible to laboratories worldwide.
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Shelton
Conn
Stephen J. Maher
Edward J. Lynch
Cole B. Gibson
Meridian
Hugh B. Campbell
Norwich
Albert E. Lavery
Maher
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New York
New York City
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