British Hopeful Of Naval Agreement Compromise Rejected
Britain and the United States press for a naval arms deal with Japan as Tokyo rejects a compromise plan. Japan seeks full equality of tonnage and demands further talks while American resistance to equality remains. British leaders hope for a path to agreement despite Japan's firm stance.
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Associated Press Foreign Staff
London
Japan
Tsuneo Yamamoto
Isoroku Yamamoto
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Britain
United States
Ramsey
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Federal Expenditures Lag Roosevelts Estimates In 1935 Budget
Roosevelt revisits Tennessee Valley projects with Ickes amid talk of a vast public works plan. Treasury data show expenditures lagging Roosevelt's $16.6 billion two year target. analysts predict about $6.9 billion spent by July 1935, leaving a deficit near $1.2 billion. Senate and House leaders weigh revenue measures as relief costs rise.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Buck Buckets Two Passes For Tar Heels Victory Over Duke
Don Jackson delivered two precision passes to Dick Buck as the North Carolina Tar Heels defeated Duke 7 to 0 at Kenan Stadium Chapel Hill to claim the state championship before 30 000 fans.
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Don Jackson
Mighty N.go
Blue Devils
Frank Barfield
Kenan
Chapel Hill
Dizzy Dean
University of North Carolina Tar Heels
Dick Buck
Duke University
Jamestown
Jackson
Ace Parker
Buck
Duke
Blue Devil
Jim Hutchins
Mr. Buck
Dak
Babe Daniel
Harry Montgomery
Tar Heels
el Devils
Blonde Girl Sought in South for Kidnaping Case
Federal agents and Kentucky state police hunted a mysterious 19 year old blonde hitchhiker and a missing four year old, Jackie Gibbons, across Kentucky and Tennessee. The boy vanished Thursday afternoon from Lexington, with clues of a blonde girl and a boy seen on the Nicholasville Pike. Investigators suspect the girl hoped to gain rides south by arousing sympathy. The missing boy’s father, John Lawrence Gibbons, aided by state troopers, urged action as hopes for discovery waned.
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Jackie Gibbons
Kentucky
Tennessee
Department of Justice
Ruby Laffoon
Joseph B. Bly
Massachusetts
John Lawrence Gibbons
Northern States Contracting Company
Jackie
Nicholasville Pike
Stanford
Joe Harrigan
William Marsh dies in accidental shooting in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem on November 17, 18 year old William Marsh was accidentally killed by his cousin Milton Williams while cleaning guns for a hunting trip. Police reported no foul play suspected and the incident is being investigated locally.
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Winston-Salem
William Marsh
Milton Williams
RAIL PREXY DIES ON L N PAN AMERICAN
Whitefoord R. Cole age 60 president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad dies of a stroke today in his private car aboard the Pan American. thunder bolt report from Cape Town says lightning killed 66 natives and left 9 more critically burned in Clarkesbury hut where beer was being drunk.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Clarkesbury
Escape Attempt Ends With Recapture At Prison Gates
Harold St. Clair, labeled a slayer, was prisoner No. 12 199 at Southern Illinois penitentiary after an attempted escape at the gates. He told officers he preferred death to entering the prison and challenged a highway patrolman to shoot him.
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Chester
Harold St. Clair
Homer L. Meyer
Southern Illinois Penitentiary
Weather Summary for Washington and Southeast States
Official weather bureau records show 24 hour temperature and rainfall details. The report notes warm trends in the south and mild conditions with possible light rain in parts of West North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Tennessee with showers in the western regions and a transition to cloudy mild conditions into Monday.
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Official Weather Bureau
Arena
Cotton
Tennessee
West Portion
Virginia
West
North Portion
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Brother killed in domestic shooting in Charlotte
J W Fisher, a 50 year old unemployed textile worker, shot and killed his 42 year old brother J E Fisher at the latter’s home. Police quote the elder saying the younger, apparently drunk, fired several times through the back door in an attempt on his life.
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Charlotte
J. W. Fisher
J. BE. Fisher
Bolivia's army collapses as Paraguayans seize fortifications
Paraguayan forces broke through in the Chaco war, capturing seven Bolivian forts including Ballivian and Cuachalla. About 10,000 Bolivian troops were taken prisoner, with 50 high ranking and 500 lesser officers reported among the captives as Bolivian defense collapsed and units retreated toward Villa Montes.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Chaco
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Mayo
Quay
Cuachalla
Villa Montes
Independencia
Canada el Carmen
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Opposes Liquor Law Repeal
Greensboro November 17 The 107th session of the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Protestant church at Grace church adopts a resolution opposing repeal of the Turlington act regulating liquor, condemns film theatre marriage ceremonies before paying audiences, and decries dancing as moral downfall. Ministers pledge not to perform such ceremonies. conference to adjourn midday Monday after stationing reports are read.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
Grace Church
Woman Slain in Denver Home. Suspect Sought
Mrs. Lillian Sarkisian a Denver social leader and art patron, 51, was found hacked to death at her Capitol Hill home. Police hunted 68 year old Abraham L. Kloian, a handyman who worked at the Sarkisian residence and rug shop.
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Lillian Sarkisian
Toros Sarkisian
Capitol Hill
Abraham L. Klolan
Sarkisian
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Kloian
R. M. Campbell
No New Legislation On Silver Program Declared
Senator King of Utah, leader of the silver bloc, says the silver program is satisfactory and no new legislation is needed this session. He praises the administration's silver purchase law and foresees international monetary stabilization under a bi metalic standard, while noting some allies may push for faster purchases or free coinage.
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Washington
Utah
Congress
Associated Press
Borah
R-Idaho
Southern Furniture Market Receives Federal Funds Share
The Southern Furniture Manufacturers' Association of High Point will receive 817,116 as its share of the 05,700 code administration budget for the furniture industry. The budget, debated at a Washington hearing, drew no objections from industry representatives. The allocation covers its expected regional agency expenses.
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Washington
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
High Point
Code Administration
NRA
Code Authority
Austria and Mussolini Seek Guarantee of Independent Austria
In Rome Premier Mussolini and Austria's Chancellor Schuschnigg agreed Austria should be a neutral hub in Central Europe. They favored a treaty with Germany and other major powers to guarantee Austria's continued independence, amid tensions sparked by the Saar issue and European alliances. Schuschnigg, during a four day visit, met Mussolini and attended a state dinner after visiting St Peter's and Ostia.
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Associated Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Switzerland
Europe
Germany
Schuschnigg
Mussolini
Schuschnig
Mussolini Gay
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