Shouse Denounces Regimentation in New Deal
Jouett Shouse, president of the American Liberty League, denounces New Deal regimentation and cautions against a pendulum swing of power. He praises NRA in part but condemns price fixing and broad codes, criticizing AAA anew and warning of threats to constitutional liberty. The address signals league aims to monitor future Congress and uphold Americanism while seeking cooperation with the administration.
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New York
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
New Deal
Roosevelt
League
Bond Club
Shouse
Alfred E. Smith
James W. Wadsworth
John W. Davis
Irenee du Pont
AAA
NRA
Farm Board
United States pushes arms trade disclosure plan at Geneva
The United States proposed sweeping disarmament measures at the World Disarmament Conference in Geneva. A permanent commission would investigate arms manufacture and trade in all countries signing a rigid license system with full publicity for orders. The plan covers rifles, machine guns, grenades, bombs, torpedoes, mines, warships, airplanes and ammunition and aims to ease fear and distrust among nations.
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Geneva
Ers
United
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
Wilson
United States
Arthur Henderson
Federation of the League of Nations Societies
International Conference of Disabled Soldiers
Inter-Parliamentary Union of Women's Organizations
Treasury Aces Aid New Jersey In Hauptmann Case
Frank Wilson and Arthur Madden, top internal revenue intelligence investigators, have been ordered to New Jersey to aid state authorities in the Hauptmann Lindbergh kidnapping case. They join Elmer Irey in testifying and assisting with evidence collection for Attorney General Wilents and Col. Schwartskopf. The move follows a brief Justice Department withdrawal and places the Treasury units under Morgenthau’s direction at the request of New Jersey officials.
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Washington
Frank Wilson
Arthur P. Madden
Ace
Internal Revenue Bureau
Intelligence
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Wilson
Madden
Elmer Ivey
Department of Justice
Trey
Capone Income Tax Fame
Pew
Chicago
Treasury
Hauptmann
Wilents
H. Norman Schwartskopf
Ivey
al Capone
Charles A. Lindbergh
Jassie
NRA READY TO AID BUSINESS IN COMEBACK
Washington reports the seven member Blue Eagle board aims to avoid major policy changes while supporting a cooperative effort between business and government. Recovery chairman Clay Williams notes many studies with limits on what can be done under the present situation. Observers expect slow action until Congress reviews the recovery law.
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Washington
Blue Eagle
Clay Williams
Williams
Congress
Govent
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ickes
Joseph B. Eastman
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Jacob
Esau
Federal Reserve
King George Urges Peace as Parliament Opens Session
London November 20 King George pledges to maintain world peace and to support the League of Nations as the fourth session of parliament opens. He states the authority and extension of the league are four cardinal points of policy and will be continued.
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London
King George
Great Britain
League of Nations
Fire destroys prison camp barn at Wayne County
The state highway and public works commission was notified that an early morning fire at the Wayne county prison camp near Goldsboro destroyed the barn. About 400 bushels of Irish potatoes feed and farm equipment were lost. The cause is undetermined and the total loss is about 2000 dollars with no insurance.
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Raleigh
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Wayne County
Goldsboro
ER A worker dies by jumping into uptank river
C H Bundy a 48 year old ERA worker killed himself by leaping into the uptank river in Elizabeth City. Eyewitnesses offered aid but he refused. The body was recovered in 22 minutes and resuscitation failed. Bundy was father of 11 children.
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Elizabeth City
C. H. Bundy
Bundy
Man pleads to involuntary manslaughter in niece death
Hob Sentell, 20, charged with murder in the death of his five year old niece Ines Marion after giving a drink of whiskey pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in general sessions court here. Judge Phillip H. Stoll sentenced him to two years.
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Gaffney, &. C
Hob Sentell
Ines Marion
General Sessions
Phillip H. Stoll
Newark Ledger Publisher Denies Suspension Amid Strike
L. T. Russell publisher of the Newark Ledger denied that the morning newspaper would suspend publication, after business manager Arthur T. Warner had claimed a suspension. The clash followed a four day strike by editorial employees in Newark, New Jersey.
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Newark
N. J
L. T. Russell
Newark Ledger
Arthur T. Warner
Russell
Warner
North Carolina Weather Forecast Briefing
Cloudy conditions dominate North Carolina with possible rain tonight and Wednesday. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras shift to southeast and increase by Wednesday as overcast skies persist and rainfall is expected midweek.
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North Carolina
West Por
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Limitations On Holding Groups Of Utilities Loom
An authoritative source says Roosevelt power experts likely will push laws to curb holding companies in the power industry. A sub committee led by Robert E Healy of the FTC and now on the SEC argues for a single holding on operating groups, restricted control of resources, and divorce of natural gas and electric firms.
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J. KR. Brackett
Associated Press
Ashington
Oday
Roosevelt
Naonal Power Commission
Commission
Robert E. Healy
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Split In Senate Silver Bloc Over Legislation
Senator Wheeler of Montana vows to reintroduce his bill for free coinage of silver at a ratio not exceeding 16 to 1 with gold. His stance contrasts with Senator King of Utah who believes the silver situation is satisfactory and no new legislation is needed. Wheeler argues China’s protest against the silver purchase program undermines opponents’ strongest arguments.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Dmont
Congress
King
Utah
Montana
China
Spindle activity registers rise in October cotton mills
The U S census bureau reports October mill operation at 97.1 percent capacity single shift. Spindles totaled 30,882,670 with 25,095,480 active during the month and 7,184,521,524 active spindle hours. State figures list Alabama Georgia Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia with varying hours per spindle.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Rival Austrian soldiers clash in Innsbruck streets
In Innsbruck last night clashes erupted between the Fascist Home Guard led by Vice Chancellor Ernst Von Starhemberg and the Catholic Storm troops of Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg. Police separated the factions after a confrontation near an exhibition hall. The clash involved about a hundred Storm troops and Home Guards, with "Heil Starhemberg" shouted by the Home Guards and booing from Catholics before police dispersed the violence.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Ernst von Starhemberg
Kurt Schuschnigg
Freiheitsbund
Little Girl Dies From Accident Near Salisbury
Hazel Overcash six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Overcash of highway 150 near Salisbury died in a local hospital from injuries after she darted from behind a truck and ran into a passing vehicle driven by C L Hipp. No inquest will be held and Hipp is deemed blameless.
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Salisbury
Hazel
R. L. Overcash
Highway 150
C. L. Hipp
Hipp
President speech in Tupelo sparks talk on cheap electric power
President made a remark in Tupelo that locals could produce electricity at lower cost. By Monday morning reports say company discussions were underway, but observers worry about overreach and possible financial strain. A stray line mentions a Vanderbilt child and a warning about ownership amid tensions.
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Beverly Hiulas
Calif
Tupelo
Miss
Vanderbilt
Nation faces six week scramble for House leadership
In Washington George Durno writes that party fealty, trades, and potential coalitions cloud the race to succeed the late Henry Rainey as speaker. Joe Burns leads but Sam Rayburn John McCormack and Will Bankhead are key contenders with several others in the mix.
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Washington
George Durno
King
House
Rep
Joe Burns
Tennessee
Henry T. Rainey
Sam Rayburn
Texas
John McCor
Burns
Rayburn
Bankhead
Rankin
Miss
Lea
Calif
Sabath
Mead
New York
Green
Florida
New Industrial Structure Faces America
In Atlanta on November 20 Donald R. Richberg urged a new industrial structure to employ four to five million workers soon. He condemned inflation as a quack remedy, urged housing needs as key to recovery, and called for a $500000 annual fund to promote southern resources and industry. He warned against abandoning cooperative recovery measures and emphasized private enterprise rebuilding the economy with balance among agriculture, trade, industry, management, labor, and consumers.
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Atlanta
Donald R. Richberg
Roosevelt
Richberg
National Emergency Council
Negro Admits He Killed Two Clifton Forge Girls
Fairfax type notice reports Phillip Jones a 25 year old black man confessed to the Henrico county sheriff that he murdered Alice Hill and Ellen Hill of Clifton Forge. Jones will be held in Henrico jail until Clifton Forge can receive him for trial.
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Richmond
Phillip Jones
Henrico County
Clifton Forge
Alice
Ellen Hill
Jones
T. Wilson Seay
Chester Smith
John Proyer
Clifton Rete
Detective says Satterfield confesses to 1933 murder
Goldsboro detective L. O. Rhodes reports Rufus Satterfield told officers in Raleigh that he fired the shot that killed Herbert Grice on October 22, 1933. Grice, an iron worker, was killed at his home allegedly from a bush. Satterfield had faced the electric chair for the slaying but was reprieved after Donald Sasser was named as the killer. Satterfield said Grice owed him money and Mrs Grice promised payment before the deaths.
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Goldsboro
Rhodes
Rufus Satterfield
Raleigh
Herbert Grice
Grice
Satterfield
Donald Sasser
H. B Gardner
Bowen Dorsey
State
Roosevelt Holds Informal Talks With Southeastern Governors
President Roosevelt meets with governors of the southeastern states at Warm Springs Georgia during his Thanksgiving pilgrimage. He plans no material shifts in the New Deal, focusing on study and consultation while enjoying informal time away from the White House.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
White House
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NN Hollister
Tony Mickle
Peter Kendall
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