Italy eyes U S harmony in world policy talks
Italian Foreign Minister Grandi told President Hoover that Italy and the United States share views on major world topics reviewed during Grandi’s talks. Mussolini sent instructions, and Grandi planned further discussions with Hoover and Stimson in Washington and New York.
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Hoover
Stimson
Washington
Grandi
Italy
United States
Mussolini
Rome
Signor Grandi
Mayflower Hotel
White House
Borah
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Pittman
Nevada
Watson
Castle
State Department
Mt. Vernon
Signora de Martino
New York
Let
Henry L. Stimson
Center
Man shoots at woman after dog call in Tennessee
Nashville dated report says Will Hinton, 49, a farmer, is jailed while Goldie Tate, 20, lies hospitalized with half her scalp shot away after she asked Hinton to come out on a country road to shoot a biting dog.
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Nashville
Tenn
Will Hinton
Farmer
Goldie Tate
Hinton
Will Rogers Hiccoughs Steal Spotlight From World News
Beverly Hills dispatch notes that despite major headlines on China Japan Grand and Hoover conferences and Canadian trade talks the public was most amused by a man with hiccups. Will Rogers quotes the page filler as the morning’s favorite item, eclipsing grand policy topics.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
China
Grands
Hoover
Prince of Wales
U. S
Canada
Hiccoughs
League of Nations
Jimmy Walker
Will Rogers
Bank Conspiracy Case Moved to Wake For Trial
Asheville November 19 Judge Cameron McRae sustained a plea in abatement for John Mitchell former chief state bank examiner and members of the state corporation commission indicted for conspiracy to permit an insolvent bank to remain open and ordered the case sent to Wake county for trial Bonds of 500 each were posted by the indicted men W T Lee chairman of the commission signed the bonds Solicitor Zeb V Nettles opposed the transfer asserting the state does not consent The defendants argued acts alleged could only have been committed in Raleigh and the case should be tried there
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Asheville
Cameron McRae
John Mitchell
State Bank
State Corporation Commission
Wake County
G. L. Jones
W. T. Lee
Mitchell
George P. Pell
Stanley Winborne
Lee
W. G. Womble
Raleigh
Zeb V. Nettles
Jones
Hoover approves private lease plan for Muscle Shoals project
The Muscle Shoals commission unanimously backs a 50 year lease to private interests. Hoover says the report is for Congress. Eight bids were unsatisfactory. Plan targets large scale fertilizer production with collateral uses in research and chemical manufacture. A revolving fund would finance operations and fertilizer stock. Surplus funds may amortize Cove Creek dam costs and recapture dam rights at lease end.
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Washington
Hoover
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Cove Creek
Tennessee
Alabama
Bandit Returns More Money Than He Stole
Burlington reports a bank bandit returned extra funds after confessing to robbing J A Long of 1000 dollars. Long received 1002 dollars and plans to give it to the sheriff. Authorities still seek Colon Wilson tied to related robberies.
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Bandit
Burlington
Artell Hickey
Clarence
J. A. Long
Haw River
Long
Colon Wilson
Hickey Brothers
Reverend ex comedian predicts 1933 world doom
Rev Joe Jeffers a former blackface comedian turned evangelist told pre millennial ministers that 1933 will bring a global war involving 600 million people a solar eclipse with stars falling and Christ’s return to purge sin Russia will crush Germany then unite with others to attack Jerusalem and the U S Canada Japan and others will reach the Holy Land. He cites the Bible as proof amid Arkansas tensions and militia patrols in Jonesboro.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Joe Jeffers
Jesus Christ
Earth
Jeffers
Russia
Germany
Italy
Austria
Turkey
Jerusalem
United States
Canada
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Holy Land
Jonesboro, Ark
Harvey Parnell
Heaven
Hell
Railroads Seek ICC Backing for Credit Plan and Surcharge Pool
The railroads petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve a surcharge pooling plan to preserve credit for carriers and propose a Delaware chartered railroad credit corporation with $19200 capital to manage funds. Amendments seek loans instead of gifts and rate-based surcharge adjustments while outlining board composition and effective conditions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
Railroad Credit Corporation
Delaware
Froz
New England
Mrs Roosevelt outlines value of college for women in business
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt told North Carolina College for Women students that a college education opens a growing business field for young women. She urged light specialized training plus a strong mind and background, noting educated women may start lower but advance faster and operate more intelligently.
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Greensboro
Franklin D. Roosevelt
North Carolina College For Women
New York
Amanda Byrne Elected President General of UD
Mrs Amanda Byrne of Charleston West Virginia was elected president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at a Jacksonville Florida gathering She succeeds Mrs L M Bashinsky of Troy Alabama Colonel Charles A Lindbergh departed Byrd airport Richmond Virginia at 1015 AM to resume his trip to Miami after an overnight stay
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Jacksonville
Fila
Amanda Byrne
Charleston
W. Va
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. M. Bashinsky
Troy
Ala
Richmond
Charles A. Lindbergh
Byrd Airport
Miami
Florida City
Japanese capture Tsitsihar as Chinese flee in subzero Manchuria
Japanese troops broke Chinese defenses and occupied Tsitsihar after a dawn assault. Chinese garrison and civilians fled north in severe cold, with thousands abandoning homes and belongings as bandit bands reportedly operated in western districts. Tokyo warned Moscow against translating into wider conflict while denying Soviet arms flow to China.
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Tokyo
Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
Manchuria
Anganchi
Japan
Comissar For Foreign Affairs
Chinese Eastern Railway
Teitsihar
Tsitsihar Mukden
Tsitsihar
Ma Chan-Shan
Tsitsishar
Soviet Russia
Tsitishar
Jones Golf Stroke Demonstration Ends In Nose Loss
In Fayetteville on November 19 Claude Thaggard of Parkton lost his nose when a friend attempted to demonstrate a Bobby Jones golf stroke with an axe. The group began cutting wood and a swing wounded Thaggard. physicians restored the nose and said it would be as good as new.
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Fayetteville
Claude Thaggard
Parkton
Bobby Jones
Thaggard
Share Spotlight In Manchuria
In Manchuria during the Sino-Japanese crisis the spotlight falls on Maxim Litvinoff and Henry Puyi also known as Henan Tung the child emperor of China referenced in the report Puyi is described as the boy emperor of China in the Sino Japanese crisis coverage.
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Manchuria
Maxim Litvinoff
Henry Puyi
Henan Tung
China
Puyi
Fess under fire as GOP chairmanship faces revolt
Washington November 19 The Republican Party chairmanship again faces upheaval as anti prohibitionists demand Senator Fess of Ohio resign citing his stance against repealing the eighteenth amendment. A December National Committee meeting may see a new leader, though Fess supporters doubt he will quit.
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Washington
Republican Party
Fess
Ohio
House
National Committee
House Wets
Britten
Illinois
West Principal Trial Sparks Alibi Show In West Virginia
A high school teacher Esther Williams testified she wore a skirt to reveal a birthmark on her knee to jurors and supported an alibi that she was not in the principal John T. West’s room when accused of improper conduct. The case, in Morgantown, involved night watchman Percy Smith claiming he saw Williams with West through ceiling peep holes.
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Morganton
W. Va
John T. West
Esther Williams
Percy Smith
Miss Williams
West
Williams
Smith
League considers economic blockade to end Manchuria war
Paris dispatch reports League of Nations officials weighing a final resort of an economic blockade of Japan with U S participation to resolve the Manchuria conflict. Briand and Dawes discuss potential sanctions and US involvement to speed a peaceful solution. Dr Alfred Sze demands a decisive stance from the great powers.
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Paris
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Manchuria
China
Alfred Sze
Aristide Briand
Briand
Charlies G. Dawes
London
Dawes
U. S
United Press Today
League
Tax plan talks hint at bipartisan tax measure
Washington reports Republicans and Democrats agree in principle on a tax plan framed by House Democrats. Senator Watson says the Senate would accept a reasonable tax measure, while deficits near 792 million grow and eyed targets project over 1.5 billion by year end. The administration weighs income base tweaks and new excise rates as it drafts a plan to balance the budget in coming years.
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Watson
Inidana
Garner
Texas
Senate
House
Treasury
Congress
Mellon
Tary Mills
Senate Finance Com
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