North Carolina State College President Stricken With Paralysis
Dr BE C Brooks president of North Carolina State College suffers a severe stroke while en route from Chicago to Raleigh. He remains in critical condition at the Raleigh hotel with doctors noting precarious state but expressing hope for recovery. Mrs Brooks and son E C Brooks Jr. are at his bedside.
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Washington
BE. C. Brooks
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Brooks
Chicago
Harry Hurt
Hurt
Sterling Ruffin
Pr. Brooks
University of North Carolina
Valuation Debated as Bank Case Progresses in Greensboro
Federal court heard testimony from Dr. R. Jones and C. W. Motter about the Commercial National bank examinations in 1931. Defense objected to much of the examiners testimony while details on bad debts and dividends were scrutinized for potential improper profits.
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Greensboro
R. Jones
C. W. Motter
Federal Bank
Commercial National Bank
Kenneth Brim
John D. Biggs
Federal
State Internal Revenue Office
Russell Robinson
C. L. Shuping
Thomas Turner, Jr
Greeneboro
High Point
Robinson
D. R. Wood
Maryland
Western N. C. Methodists Conclude Conference With Appointments
The Western North Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church south closes its annual session in Charlotte with pastoral appointments read by Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon. Changes were made with regret. a proposed October date for the conference was rejected. The sermon stressed The Sufficiency of Christ amid doubts in the pulpit.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Edwin D. Mouton
Mouzon
Mystery Of Cosmic Ray To Be Probed By Two Americans
Akron Ohio bureau reports Lieut Commander T G W Settle and M Chester L Fordney plan a high altitude ascent to probe cosmic rays. They will ride a gondola under a hydrogen bag aiming for 136000 feet, targeting a noon reach and night descent near Pittsburgh if delayed.
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Akron
T. G. W. Settle
Navy
Chester L. Fordney
Marin Corps
Settle
Pittsburgh
End Perkins
Perkins
Pittsburg
Air Courier
Sumemer
Chicago
Striking Workers Reject Arbitration Terms in Paterson
About 20 000 workers in Paterson New Jersey refused to return to work today amid rejection of settlement terms proposed by Major John Inchcliffe's arbitration committee. Workers gathered outside plant gates with no entry attempted and no picketing needed.
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Paterson, WN. d
John Winchliffe
Nations suspend disarmament conference amid arms deadlock
Geneva reports indicate a majority of states voted to suspend the disarmament conference today after Germany and others withdrew from the talks. A formal announcement was expected at a meeting tomorrow.
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Geneva
Germany
Tomorow
Robber Copeland Held After Chicago Escape
CHICAGO November 20 A heavily armed posse hunted down and captured King Harry Copeland 33 top associate of Dillinger authorities say Copeland tied to murder in Ohio and bank robbery in Indiana paroled from Indiana prison last October 12. Sheriff Jess Sarber identified the desperado and Copeland was returned to a Hoosier state prison in Michigan City after brandishing a revolver following an automobile accident.
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Chicago
Indiana
Harry Copeland
Ohio
Michan City
Copeland
John Dillinger
Diana
Jess Sarber
Dillinger
Jee
Warm Santa Monica Weather Sparks Idle Californians
Special to the Enterprise from Santa Monica notes unseasonably warm days leaving people with little to do. The writer jokes about blame for world ills shifting away from the United States and observes changes among the powerful. Mention is made of J. P. Morgan having tea in the White House for the first time and taking his own tea.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Germany
P. Morgan
White House
Will
State college chief E C Brooks in critical condition
Raleigh sources report Dr. E C Brooks executive head of the college is in very critical condition in Washington after suffering a serious health incident. The update comes from state officials who said they understood his condition to be critical.
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Raleigh
State College
E. C. Brooks
Washington
Weddell Sets New Miami to New York Flight Record
James Weddell of Patterson Louisiana shortened the New York to Miami trip in his low wing monoplane Mies Patterson to five hours one minute. He left Floyd Bennett Field at 12 36 p m and averaged about 200 mph, beating Lou Reichers record by over an hour. Smoke from fires near Charleston forced a reroute. magneto trouble near halfway forced no stops. he plans to stay in Miami several days though a prior attempt failed due to cowling damage and forced a Raleigh landing.
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Miami
Fla
James Weddell
Patterson
New York
Mies Patterson
Wedell
Giraldo
Miami-Biltmore
Lou Reichers
Louisiana
Floyd Bennett Field
Charleston
S. C
Savannah
Carolina City
Florida
Raleigh
Yeggs Break Into Bowie Motor Co With Safe Opened
Yeggs entered the Bowie Motor Company at night and smashed the safe, escaping with several hundred dollars, according to Monroe reports dated November 20.
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Monroe
Yeggs
Bowie Motor Company
Thousands At Work in Civil Works Projects
Washington reports thousands of men hired under the new civil works program transferring labor from relief to full time, all-paid jobs. White House discussions with prominent women address unemployed women needs as railroads negotiate public works funding to repair backlog and place workers on pay rolls.
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Washington
Civil Orks
Ork
Wom
White
Frank C. Wright
PWA
New Transportation Loan Division
Ickes
Welles Returns to Cuban Post After White House Talks
President Roosevelt will send Ambassador Sumner Welles back to Havana to maintain non recognition of the Gray San Martin government and non intervention policy. Welles will briefly go to Washington before resuming duties in Havana as the U S seeks stability in Cuba.
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Warms Springs
Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
Havana
United States
Welles
Gray San Martin
San Martin
Mr. Welles
Warm Springs
Stephen T. Early
White House
Ambassador Welles
Washington
Phillips
State Department
Night Sticks Used On Strike Pickets At Tannery Plant
In Gloversville New York police used night sticks and tear gas bombs to break up a demonstration at the G Lever tannery plant. A crowd of 200 to 300 strike sympathizers gathered as workers attempted entry. Seven or eight officers faced the disturbance and several arrests were reported.
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Gloversville
N. Y
G. Lever Company
Landslide in Colombia Destroys Village Sativa Notre
A Colombian landslide burying the village of Sativa Notre in Boyaga left three dead, over 250 houses destroyed, and about 2000 people homeless as of yesterday.
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Bogota
Colombia
Sativa Notre
Boyaga
Appointments Named in Western North Carolina Conference
Charlotte reports the Methodist Episcopal Church Western North Carolina Conference released a full list of appointments. Figures show changes across district churches with shifts involving several pastors and congregations.
M P Conference Opposes Dancing and Card Playing in NC
The annual Methodist Protestant conference in North Carolina closed with resolutions opposing dancing and card playing and censuring groups seeking to influence pastoral appointments. It also adopted a policy that ministers from other conferences are only assigned after all local pastors are placed. Appointments listed across cities including Alamance Alamance and Greensboro.
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Thomasville
Methodist Protestant Church
North Carolina
Alamance
J. A. Burges
Anderson
Robert Short
Asheboro
R. C. Stubbins
Albemarle
J. R. Anderson
Asheville
Maier
Bess Chapel
J. D. Morris
Burlington
F. W. Paschal
Burlington Fountain Place
Friendship
A. D. Shelton
Forsyth
R. A. Hunter
Gibsonville
Bethea
Glenraiven
J. P. Pegg
Graham
J. C. Allman
Granville
C. L. Carroll
West End
T. J. Whitehead
Calvary
J. E. Pritchard
St. Paul
Garner
Guilford
T. A. Williams
Halifax
Joy
Haw River
J. K. Trollinger
Henderson
L. W
Seven Dead 300 Hurt In Spanish Elections
Madrid reports tally seven dead and about 3800 injured amid Spain's first constitutional election. Early returns show a strong rightist gain with fears of post ballot unrest and troops ready in Madrid Barcelona and Seville. About 12.5 million voters were eligible to elect 478 deputies for the second republic's first regular congress.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Seville
Funds for U S Embassy in Moscow Narrowly Budgeted
Washington reports the question of funding an embassy in Moscow causes embarrassment for the State Department. Available special funds discretionary to Secretary Hull are low and no diplomatic appropriation existed in the last supply bill. Undersecretary Phillips said a plan is in development and Congress may be asked to include a deficiency provision after January.
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Washington
Moscow
State Department
Hull
Soviet Russia
William Phillips
Congress
Beer Baron Faces Tax Evasion Trial In New York
Waxey Gordon, dubbed the last of the big beer barons, goes on trial in federal court in New York for income tax evasion. Prosecutors allege 1930 earnings of 1,338,000 dollars and 1931 earnings of 1,026,000 dollars from beverage sales.
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New York
al Capone
Chicago
Waxey Gordon
Gordon
Boy, 19, Dies in Lincolnton Auto Wreck
Homer Boyd aged 19 from Mainden was killed and several others injured when his car overturned on a highway near Lincolnton.
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Lincolnton
Homer Boyd
Mainden
Here
Bootleggers Foiled as Officers Nab One Man
Police chased two bootleggers near the Red dies river after locating a car containing 65 gallons of liquor. The pair fled but one man was captured identified as Gene Miller, while the other escaped.
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North Wilkesboro
Navy
Reddies River
Gene Miller
Augustine Birrell Dies in London at 83
Augustine Birrell 83 former president of the board of education and former lord rector of Glasgow University died today in London. He once described his main recreation as book hunting and authored many books including editing Boswell's Life of Johnson in 1897.
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Augustine Birrelil
London
Augustine Birrell
Board of
Educatinn
Glasgow University
Birrell
Boswell
Johnson
Lanier Goes On Trial For Extortion Notes
North Carolina's first trial under new federal extortion laws centers on John Thomas Lanier a 35 year old unemployed textile worker accused of extorting $10 000 from R J Reynolds Jr by threatening to kidnap Mrs Reynolds Lanier signed a confession after arrest in Winston Salem November 3 He pleaded guilty for mercy and was bound over on a $25 000 bond The Reynolds family sought leniency while Mrs Reynolds who is expectant was kept unaware of the threats until after the arrest.
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Wilkesboro
North Carolina
Reynolds
John Thomas Lanier
R. J. Reynolds, Jr
United States District Court
William H. Bowyer
Winston- Salem
Lanier
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobiacco Company
Elizabeth Dillard
Dunleith
Third Streets
Winston, Salem
Stratton Coyner
Coyner
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National
Brim
Western N. C. Methodists
Edwin D. Mouzon
W. B. West
Asbury Memorial
A. L. Ratledge
Biltmore
R. H. Caudill
Central
C. C. Weaver
Haywood Street
J. P. Hipps
Hillside Street
J. B. McLarty
Oakley
G. D. Herman
West Asheville
Carlock Hawk
Acton
T. A. Grace
Black Mountain
H. F
Saluda-Tryon
W. H. Grace
Sandy
J. P. Mason
Skyland
J. R. Duncan
Swannanoa
C. V. Mitchell
D. C. Ballard
Weaverville
B. M. Crosby
J. H. Green
Chaplain Green Hospital
L. W. Colson
Asso
C. L. Simpson
Emory Univ
Trimble
Korea
M. B. Stokes
Harvard Univ
N. A. Huffman
Charlotte District
J. B. Craven
Ansonville
N. C
Sylva
W. K. Beichler
Cullowhee
Western Carolina Teachers College
Barker's Creek
Dix Creek
Lieut. Settle
Major Fordney
Ank
N.Y
Jimmy Wedell
Gotham
Tropical City
Housands
Workivil
Western North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. P
Gerringer
First
R. J. Farmer
Welch
J. D. Williams
Lebanon
S. W. Taylor
English Street
C. H. Hill
Kannapolis
FP. Morris
Kernersville
Lexington
Flist
C. G. Isley
State Street
T. M. Johnson
Liberty
F. R. Love
J. DD. Crawford
Littleton
W. D. Reed
Midway
Mocksville
T. G. Madison
H. F. Surratt
East End
H. W. Bell
Vance
D. D. Brome
E. G. Cowan
West Forsyth
D. R. Williams
Whitakers
Peeler
G. L. Reynolds
Winston
C. W. Bates
South
Atlas Ridge
Yarborough
J. R. Hutton
J. L. Love
J. C. Russell
J. H. Trollinger
O. B. Williams
C. I. Smith
Western Maryland College
L. C. Little
Westminster Theological Seminary
C. E. Forleines
High Point College
FP. S. Kennett
P. E. Lindley
U. S
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