England Plans New Note to United States on Debts
Europe weighs debt issues with the United States as Britain reviews Stimson’s reply on postponing the December payment. A new note with added grounds is in the works and a Commons statement by the chancellor is expected on Monday. France may send a supplementary note while Berlin watches without direct German involvement.
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OY Association Press Europe
United States
Stimson
House of Commons
Monay
Washington
Berlin
Germany
Hoover signals plan for war debt commission
Washington reports that President Hoover will urge creating a commission to review war debts despite opposition from congressional leaders. Secretary Stimson delivered notes to Great Britain France and Belgium on November 23 stating the intent, while stressing no justification for a new moratorium and that only Congress can extend payments.
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Washington
America
Hoover
Stimson
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Congress
National Legislature
Capitol Hill
Man Touts Training Tip With Hunting Dog
In Greenville South Carolina R G Gains of Central recounts a hunting lesson when a retriever ignored the command to fetch a bird. After the owner advised using Fetch him here the dog complied, highlighting the importance of precise spoken English in training.
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Greenville
8. C
R. G. Gains
Central
Gains
Coalition Forming to Fight Next North Carolina Governor
A coalition is being formed in the 1933 North Carolina General Assembly to back a luxury sales tax and oppose Ehringhaus policies. In the House, Tom C. Bowie of Ashe County leads the anti Ehringhaus bloc aiming to elect Julius Martin for speaker. In the Senate, W. G. Clark and John W. Hinsdale head the luxury tax effort with plans to back a pro tem candidate. продолжительный продолжение следует.
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Ehringhaus Orteroup
Senate
House
Julius Martin
Asheville
R. L. Harris
Roxboro
Harris
General Assembly
O. Max Gardner
Governorringhaus
W. G. Clark
Tarboro
John W. Hinsdale
Wake County
House and
Senate Coalition
Tom C. Bowie
West Jefferson
Ashe County
Garner Plans Quick House Action to Repeal Prohibition
Speaker John N. Garner said he would recognize a motion to suspend the rules for a vote on repealing the 18th Amendment on the first day of the new session. He set December 5 for the vote, with Vice President elect McNary backing early action. Senate leaders discussed forms of the proposed repeal measure and referred Glass resolution to the judiciary committee.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Congress
Senate
Capitol
McNary
Oregon
House
Glass
Judiciary Committee
Relative of Reynolds kin shot in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem, Robert C. Critz aged 35, a cousin of Z. Smith Reynolds, was found wounded by a bullet in his bathroom amid a second similar shooting within six months. The prior fatal shooting of Smith Reynolds, son of R. J. Reynolds, remains unresolved as mystery surrounds both cases.
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Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds
Robert C.critz
Z. Smith Reynolds
Critz
Young Smith Reynolds
Unemployed husband kills wife and child then takes own life
In Nashville Tennessee a mother and her four year old son were shot in their home. Police say Forrest Dyer aged 32, recently returned from job hunting, killed his wife and son before fatally shooting himself. An inquest was ordered to investigate the triple tragedy.
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Nashville
Tenn
Forrest Dyer
Joe
Gambling Condemned At Methodist Session
Rocky Mount, Nov 26. Gambling was condemned by the North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The report branded gambling as a degrad ing sin and praised prohibition while criticizing the United States for not joining the League of Nations. The conference also accepted the Christian education board report showing incomes and expenses about forty seven thousand dollars. The Rev. A J Hobbs Jr was elected to fill a vacancy created by a death and Dr W P Few of Durham was noted to succeed himself as president of Duke University. Mr Plyler of Greensboro was reelected editor of the Christian Advocate.
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Rocky Mount
United States
League of Nations
Committee On Temperance and Social Service
North Carolina
Methodist E~iscopal Church
South
Geneva
Europe
Board of Christian Education
A. J. Hobbs, Jr
Wilmington
M. Bradshaw
Durham
W. P. Few
Duke University
Plyler
Greensboro
The
Christian Advocate
Hindenburg Delays Chancellor Choice Amid Cabinet Dilemma
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg held a crown council and postponed naming a new Reich chancellor for several days. He seeks to gauge Reichstag reaction to a presidential cabinet, distinct from the Junker government of Franz von Papen. Rumors name Baron Konstantin von Neurath as a possible successor.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Reich
Hindenburg
Reichstag
Junker
Franz von Papen
Konstantin von Neurather
von Papen
Geneva
Johnson Defends Legion Defense Plan in Richmond
Louis A. Johnson, national commander, argues the American Legion's defense program echoes the Bible line a strong man armed keeps his palace in peace. He contends the legion will safeguard institutions and ideals, improve navy preparedness, and maintain the 1920 defense act standard despite internal critics.
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Richmond
Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Johnson
House of Delegates
Capitol
Alienist hearings as Seattle stabbing killer faces trial
Julian Marcelino awaits mental tests after a Thanksgiving stabbing spree left six dead and 13 wounded. Eleven survivors improve while two victims, Antone Schuyler and K. Yashuda, linger with fair chances. Deputy prosecutor Wilkins argues Marcelino was rational in the fatal Guado killing despite possibly insane acts earlier.
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Seattle
Julian Marcelino
Antone Schuyler
K. Yashuda
D. A. Nicholson
Marcelino
Tito Guado
William J. Wilkins
Guado
Prominent Local Girl Dies in Arkansas Plane Crash
Mrs Alberta Wineskie Wise, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wineskie of 1001 North Main, died when her plane returning from Little Rock crashed into a St Francis River bayou near Marianna. Pilot K E B Yoder also died. Officials of Hunter Air Lines investigated.
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Alberta Wineskie Wise
Prank Wineskie
Marianna
Ark
Frank Wineskie
North Main Street
Washington
Little Rock
St. Francis River
Alth
Wise
K. E B
Doc” Yoder
Hunter Air Lines
National Park Seminary
Washington, D. C
Fassifern School
Hendersonville
Salem College
Winston- Salem
New York
Spencer Wise
National Capital
Memphis
Tenn
Police Seek Details In Rancher Drummond Cash Loss
Chicago police investigate rancher A A Drummond of Tulsa who claims $91 000 vanished from a Loop hotel room between Thursday night and Friday morning The money in 500 and 1000 dollar bills was in a belt he removed while eating Thanksgiving turkey Police doubt the amount and consider confidence men theories while Drummond cites a caravan of stockmen as followers seeking the money
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Chicago
A. A
Jack) Drummond
Tulsa
Okla
Drummond
Mo Elmo Thompson
Exchange National
France and Soviet Russia Reach Conciliation Pact
Paris reports the cabinet approved a conciliation and non aggression pact with Soviet Russia. Premier Herriot said it will be signed Tuesday. The accord pledges no arms against the other, respects each other's territories, and bars aid to aggressors by either party. It allows withdrawal from the pact if either side commits aggression against a third power.
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Paris
France
Russia
Herriot
Weds 3 Brothers One At a Time
Har ryette H Post once Denver heiress now Beverly Keith De Tarr has married three brothers in succession. Her first husband was James Major De Tarr, then Noble Arthur De Tarr, and now a Los Angeles real estate broker. Maude De Tarr says the families remain friends.
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Los Angeles
Harryette H. Post
Denver
de Tarr
Beverly Keith de Tarr
James Major de Tarr
San Francisco
Noble Arthur de Tarr
Wilmington
Del
Los
Roosevelt to Meet Grange Officials at Warm Springs
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt plans talks with a National Grange committee and House agriculture members at Warm Springs Georgia to discuss farm relief and a proposed domestic production plan. Secret Service checks visitors at the hilltop white house as talks unfold.
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National Grange Committee
House Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
W. B. Ragsdale
Associated Press
Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Grange
Washington
Ses
Fred J. Freestone
New York State
Democratic Party
White House
Central
Georgia
Secret Service
Snell Sees Budget Cuts Targeting the Bone
Washington reports Rep Snell says President Hoover will push deep cuts in federal appropriations. He favors a one percent sales tax as a fair revenue source, while noting much would go to the Supreme Court over alcohol rules. Snell backs the president’s plan to avoid new appropriations and stay with budget targets.
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Washington
Snell
Hoover
Supreme Court
Identity of Three Lost on Ship Known
Norfolk reports the three men missing from the fishing smack Rappahannock are J. W. Kellam master and owner from Weeks Virginia Carroll Clark of Whitestone Company and W H Reeves of Whitestone. Boatswain C B Barnes of coast guard patrol boat 186 said the Rappahannock sank after capsizing off Smith Point in Chesapeake Bay.
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Norfolk
C. B. Barnes
Coast Guard
J. W. Kellam
Weeks
Carroll Clark
Whitestone, Co
W. H. Reeves
Whitestone
Smith Point
Chesapeake Bay
Former Princeton President Dies in Bermuda at 89
Dr. Francis L. Patton former president of Princeton University died last night at King Edward VII hospital in Hamilton Bermuda after a short illness. He would have turned 90 in January.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Francis L. Patton
Princeton University
King Edward VII Hospital
Whipping Criminals Favored By Jury
Cumberland county grand jury urges lawmakers to pass a law allowing whipping for petty criminals instead of jail or roads. Report to Judge R H Parker notes preference for corporal punishment as alternative sentence.
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Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Grand Jury
R. H. Parker
General Assembly
Hoboes Ride Rails to Annual Meeting at Hobo College
Chicago dispatch reports hoboes arrive from France Romania Panama and South America for a West Madison Street convention at Hobo College. Delegates discuss ethics and a sign language code for interaction with farmers while enjoying a growing campus with a piano and paintings by Jacques Mervier.
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Chicago
Russia
Brazil
Hobo College
West Madison Street
Jack McBeth
France
Roumania
Panama
McBeth
Fis
I Ts
Jacques Mervier
Rock Candy
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