Nobel Peace Prize Winners Named From Oslo Report
Nobel prizes for 1935 and 1956 were announced in Oslo. Carl Von Ossietzky, German pacifist, and Carlos Saavedra Lamas of Argentina were cited for peace. 1935 laureate Ossietzky recently freed from Germany, and Lamas linked to League of Nations. The awards, valued at about 9 308 dollars for 1935 and 89 286 dollars for 1956, drew mixed reactions from German leadership.
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Oslo
Norway
Carl von Ossietzky
Gerpacifist
Carlos Saaverda Lamas
von Ossietzky
Nerda Lamas
League of Nations
League Assembly
Salm
Vonky
Geran
Instt
Aftenposten
Saaverdra Lamas
Selectrom
Nobel
O'Neill
Ture
David Anderson
Cali Institute of Technology
Hess
Innsbruck University
Peter Josef Wilhelm
Kaiser Wilhelminate
Berlin
German Prize Controversy Ties Up Foreign Office Officials
A fragment notes officials from the foreign office and justice ministry summoned at noon amid a bitter dispute over a Nobel Peace Prize winner. The text implies Nazi custody and political controversy surrounding the award and German authorities.
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Bitter
Foreign Office
Justice and Propaganda
Horthy Arrives in Italy Seeks Support for Hungary
Regent Nicholas Horthy landed in Italy seeking backing for Hungary's regime and the Duce's favor while meeting King and Queen along with Mussolini and Count Ciano. In a separate note, Ricestix set to pay a 15 bonus equivalent to half a month's wages, covering 4,000 employees, though the amount was not issued.
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Nicholas Horthy
Arived
Italy
Via
Il Duce
Dmiral Horthy
Kolman Daranyi
Koloman
Nier~ Muesolini
Galezzo Clano
Louis
Board of Directors of
Ricestix , Co
Roosevelt lands in Buenos Aires for Inter-American Peace Conference
President Roosevelt approves Argentina's request to land directly at Buenos Aires arriving at 10 p.m. on November 30 aboard the Indianapolis. He will remain in the city until December 2 before traveling to Mar del Plata, then to Montevideo for events related to the Inter-American Peace Conference.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Rio
Sugar Loaf
Americas
Mar del Plata
Alexander Weddell
U. S
Indianapolis
Olinda
U. S. S. Chester
Pernambuco
A. H. Rooks
Phelps
Recife
Montevideo
Uruguay
Greensboro Man Is Hold Up Victim
Greensboro, Nov. 24. A man wielding a revolver forced B. J. Strickland to surrender by holding the weapon to his back while a woman rifled his pockets, taking 245 dollars in cash at Highway 61 between Friendship and Colfax. Earlier, R. L. Stone was robbed of 12 dollars at his oil station by two white men who fled in a car.
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Greensboro
B. J Strickland
Friendship
Colfax
Strickland
Winston-Salem
Labor Federation Headed For Destruction
Tampa, Fla. Nov. 24. Charles P. Howard, president of the Typographical union and secretary of Lewis' committee for industrial organization, accuses AFL leaders of steering the federation toward destruction by suspending John L. Lewis' ten rebel unions. He says the core split is over executive council authority and constitution adherence, not guilt or right in industrial unionism.
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Tampa
Fla
Charles P. Howard
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Howard
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
The
Executive Council
Railroads Win In Fight Over Pick-up and Delivery Service
A three judge federal court refused to stop six major railroads and two steamship companies from operating a pick up and delivery service. The ruling upholds the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to approve rates without a certificate of public convenience and necessity. The American Trucking Association challenged a 45 cent per hundred pounds minimum charge with rebates in some cases.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Trucking Association, Inc
Charge Dismissed in Robles Kidnapping Case
Phoenix prosecutor says the attorney general has authorized dismissal of the long standing Robles kidnapping case against Oscar H. Robson. The action comes after years of legal proceedings and follows a Navy district attorney announcement.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Navy
Frank
Flynn
Oscar H. Robson
Robles
Doctor Held in Jail for Safekeeping After Shooting
Dr Vance Bell faces murder charges for the slaying of Pearson B Mayfield the Cleveland city commissioner. He was guarded by Knoxville officials to avert mob violence and transported 86 miles away after arrest in a hotel. Mayfield died within half an hour after being shot three times in the stomach.
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Cleveland
Tenn
Knoxville
Vance Bell
Pearson B. Mayfield
Mayfield
Bell
Dr. Bell
Anderson Barger
James Wolfe
France May Reopen Debt Payment Talk
Deputy Rene Richard in the French Chamber of Deputies announced plans to reopen negotiations with the United States on France’s World War I debt. He will introduce a resolution urging the government to restart talks, though he provided no details of any settlement.
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France
Rene Richard
United States
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Richard
Edouard Herriot
Inog
Reese Bailey Held on $35,000 Bond in Federal Case
Reese Bailey a 30 year old public enemy was brought before a United States commissioner and ordered held to the federal grand jury under a $35,000 bond. Bailey a long time fugitive from a Raleigh prison escape in March 1932 was half carried in.
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Chillicothe
Reese Bailey
Navy
United States
Bailey
Raleigh
N. C
Republicans List Campaign Expenses
Brownlow Jackson, secretary, reported the state Republican executive committee spent 12 632.45 during the recent campaign and had a balance of 293.32 left over. The report listed contributions of 1 600 from G. B. Cramer 1 400 from Stuart Cramer Jr 900 from Mrs Rebecca Cramer and 500 from S M Morehead of New York. The final report showed expenditures of 6 724.39 in addition to 5 908.06 reported spent up to October 21.
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Raleigh
Brownlow Jackson
Republican Executive Committee
G. B. Cramer
Stuart Cramer, Jr
Rebecca Cramer
S. M. Morehead
New York
New Record For Placements Set In High Point
The North Carolina State Employment Service office in High Point reports a weekly record with 84 people placed in jobs for the week ending Saturday. Of these, 79 were private placements and five public. 56 were permanent placements. November is seen as a potential record month with strong demand for skilled workers and laborers, including brick masons and form carpenters.
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North Carolina
Peace talks resume as Alaska supply ships near release
Federal officials push renewed negotiations with a shipowner group to end the coastwise freighter strike and allow Alaska food shipments. Edward F. McGrady says discussions with 68 freighters proceed, while Colonel Ohlson notes the plan to charter vessels may yield a response by 5 p m. local time.
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San Francisco
Alaska
Edward F. McGrady
O. F. Ohlson
Alaska Railroad
Ohlson
Roosevelt
New York
United States
President Roosevelt
Houston
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Boston
Masters, Mates and Pilots Association
Marine Matineers Beneficial Association
Doctor Winner in First Duels in Budapest
Dr Frang Sarga Budapest's duel specialist fought two of nine scheduled pistol encounters in near darkness in a wheat field ten miles from Budapest. One opponent was wounded while Sarga remained unhurt, and a second duelist received a minor arm wound as shots cracked through the night. After a rapid reconciliation, the second duel ended with a sudden retreat as authorities warned.
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Budapest
Frang Sarga
Sarga
Alexander Kovacs
Larga
Rightist deputies snub funeral eulogy in Paris
Paris November 24 Rightist French deputies snubbed a funeral eulogy for Roger Salengro who died by his own actions as interior minister. The chamber seats on the right were nearly empty while Edouard Herriot delivered the tribute.
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Paris
Roger Salengro
Edouard Herriot
Madrid Charges Foreign Ships Aiding Fascists
Madrid accuses foreign warships of aiding Franco with the insurgent government taking the lead. Britain and France move to protect merchant ships in Spanish waters while the United States evacuates its embassy and readies safe conduct for nationals. The Spanish civil war tensions rise as foreign powers are named.
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Great Britain
France
Madrid
Britain
Info
Spain
Malta
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Bri
Eier
Ministry of Navy
Consis
Fran Franco
Italy
Germany
Franto Pro
Reci
Cervantes
Cart Gena Harbor
Btain
Barcel
Mediterranean
Hopean
United St
Valencia
United States
C. Wendelin
Atlanta extortion case nets Moyers and son
A middle aged attorney W. T. Moyers and his 18 year old son Marshall were held after FBI agents arrested them in a downtown doorway on charges connected to a $30,000 extortion hold up of two Atlanta capitalists. About $22,000 was found on Marshall and $5,500 on Moyers. He faces possible death sentence. Ernest Woodruff and T. K. Glenn figure in the raid.
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Atlanta
W. T. Moyers
Marshall
Federal Bureau of Investigation
E. E. Conroy
Conroy
Youth Is Killed At Cotton Gin
Yates Jones a 22 year old of Lattimore was drawn into a Crowder Ginning Company cotton gin today and killed. Indications point to entanglement in the waste opening feeding the sharp saws. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Monroe Jones and leaves five sisters and four brothers.
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Shelby
Yates Jones
Lattimore
Crowder Ginning Company
Monroe Jones
Roosevelt Faces Trial On Ship Before King Neptune
aboard the U S 8 Chester and Indianapolis roosevelt and all pollywogs aboard were summoned to a mock trial by Davy Jones in a Neptune ceremony. shellbacks escorted the royal envoy as rockets surged on sun decks and a summons was issued for all first-timers to face trial at 12 30 P M.
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Roosevelt
King Neptune
U. S
Chester
Indianapolis
Davy Jones
King of the Sea
Davy
Secret Service
Local North and South Carolina Weather Outlook
North Carolina expects mostly cloudy skies with occasional rain in the eastern areas tonight and Wednesday morning, cooler tonight, slightly warmer in the west Wednesday. South Carolina remains cloudy and somewhat cooler with occasional rain in far northwest tonight, generally fair Wednesday, interior slightly warmer. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville moderate, shifting to north and northwest, with windy conditions tonight and Wednesday and rain ending Wednesday morning.
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South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
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