Roosevelt orders Bullitt to Moscow amid war crisis
President Roosevelt orders Ambassador William C. Bullitt to proceed to Russia at once to establish relations and report on embassy staff and housing needs. He will sail from Warm Springs next week and return as soon as practicable. In Vienna, tensions rise on the Austro German frontier after a gunman soldier shooting near Kitzbuhel.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
William C. Bullitt
Russia
Bullitt
Moscow
Ickes
Opponents Asked To Submit Better Monetary Policy
Senator Borah challenged critics of President Roosevelt's monetary plan calling for constructive alternatives. He argued the gold dollar is biased and pressed Smith Warburg and Sprague to offer real reforms. The piece notes ongoing civil works approvals in Greensboro and Charlotte and mentions political divisions within the Republican party.
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Borah
al Smith
Sprague
Walburg
Washington
Idaho
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
R. Walton Moore
Fess
Ohio
Black
Federal Reserve Board
The
Treasury
Agriculture Department
Smith
James P. Warburg
M. W. Sprague
Warburg
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Senate
Cleveland
Moore
Reserve Board
Ehringhaus Calls State Engagement Mass Meeting
Governor Ehringhaus announces a state engagement mass meeting in Charlotte with Clarence Kues of the Chamber of Commerce confirming the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Vernor Ehringhaus
Clarence Kues
Chamber Commerce
Toy
North Carolina State Eye Doctor Hospitalized
Washington dispatch reports that physicians treating Dr. BEC ks, who has been seriously ill, said the president of North Carolina State College was in considerably improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Becks
North Carolina
North Carolina Gov Proclaims Thanksgiving Observance
Governor Ehringhaus urges citizens to gather in places of worship and acknowledge their debt to Providence for blessings of the past. The proclamation marks Thanksgiving observance across the state.
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Raleigh
Ernor Ehringhaus
North Carns
Trial Continuance in Scottsboro Case Faces New Hurdle
Judge W W Allan overruled a motion to quash indictment amid claims of fraud and systematic exclusion of blacks from juries. Defense sought further witnesses to challenge the grand jury rolls and to show prior trials by Judge Han, McBride, and Money. The Scottsboro defendants await a new path to the U S Supreme Court after death sentences were set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
W. W. Allan
Muel S. Leibowitz
Uni- States Supreme Court
Ibowitz
A. BE. Han
Fort Payne
J. BE. McBride
Jackson Ty
J. M. Money
Doubling as Chief Speaker at 83rd Literary Action Session
Dr. Dix Ryan Fox of Columbia University will headline the 83rd annual Literary and Historical Action session in Raleigh. The December 8 program features his address on Refuse Ideas Their Disposal. The Maytlow Society Cup for best book of the year by a resident of the state will be awarded. previous winners include Professors M. C. Noble and Archibald Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walter Hotel Aleigh
Dix Ryan Fox
Atlumbia University
New York State Historical Action
England
Amer
Literary and Historical Action
Raleigh
Maytlow Society
M. C
Noble Archibald Henderson
Ipe Hill
Stabbed Woman Photographs Aftercare At Burrus Memorial
Beulah Scott, a Black woman, was brought by Sechrest's ambulance to Burrus Memorial Hospital after a stabbing earlier that day near the Kilby Hotel on Washing Street. The assailant, Mae Burke, is described as a Black woman and has not been located.
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Beulah Scott
Burrus Memorial
Sechrest
Mae Burke
Kilby
Mage
Burke
Austrian Frontier Shooting Sparks Berlin Protest
Foreign Minister Konstantin Von Neurath ordered a strong German protest after reports from Berlin that Austrian soldiers fired on unarmed men on German soil. The incident involved alleged Nazi harassment near the frontier with cries of Heil Hitler and a fatal volley from the Austrian side.
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Lieving
Engelbert Dollfuss
Dollfuss
Hitler
Konstantin von Neurath
Berlin
Vienna
von Neurath
Reichswehr
Heilitler
Bullitt to Moscow to study embassy site issues
President orders Ambassador Bullitt to Moscow to present credentials and study housing, offices, and staff needs for an American embassy and consulate. He will sail on the President Harding November 29 and return when feasible to report on permanent establishment plans. FIRE DESTROYS PLANT IN CHARLOTTE DAMAGING CHICAGO SIGN AND SALE CO as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
the Treasury
Hughs. Johnson
NRA
Edward McGrady
Labor
Bullitt
Moscow
Charlotte
Chicago Sign and Sale Corporation
Burial Services Held for Dr. William Battle Cobb
Simple burial services were held at Chapel Hill cemetery at noon for Dr. William Battle Cobb former head of the soils department at State College and long time member of the university summer school faculty attended by State College faculty educators and close associates.
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Chapel Hill
State College
William Battle Cobb
University Summer School
Thousands to get jobs in North Carolina Monday
North Carolina officials announce a large expansion of civil works employment. About 15,000 already worked this week, with 19,000 more to start next week and 34,000 more planned by early December to reach a 68,000 job quota. The $2 million program covers highway and public works across most counties, with 8.1 percent of residents on emergency relief in October.
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O’berry
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Cateret County
Raleigh
North Carolina
Thomas O’berry
O.berry
State Highway and Public Works Department
E. B. Jeffress
Jeffress
Civil Works Administration
Distillers Want State Liquor Control Story
Chicago reports Assistant State's Attorney Dougherty says Earle Wynekoop confessed to killing his wife Rheta but suspects the confession serves to shield his mother Dr. Alice Wynekoop who earlier admitted firing a revolver bullet into Rheta's body. Wynekoop faces murder charges as details unfold about an alleged basement killing and an airplane trip to Kansas City.
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Chicago
Chas. S. Dougherty
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta
Dougherty
Wynekoop
Alice Wynekoop
Earle
Cook County
Grand Jury
Stanley Young
Young Wynekoop
Florida
Kansas City
Warle
Young
Earl
Thomas Kelly
West Monroe Street
Kelly
Peoria
Quinck
Ashboro Firemen to Repair Toys for Christmas
Ashboro volunteers from the fire department twenty eight strong say they have been appointed by Santa Claus as his assistants to mend broken and discarded toys for Christmas. They call for donations of toys to city hall via Chief Clarence Rush. This marks a second season of the town's toy repair effort.
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Asheboro
Heboro
Santa Claus
Clarence Rush
Chautemps Begins Forming Crisis French Cabinet
Paris reports Premier designate Camille Chautemps started forming a crisis cabinet amid pressure to rescue the franc from a weak budget and dwindling gold. Lebrun named him after Herriot’s retreat, as wrangling in the radical socialist party complicated portfolios and tax plans.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Radical Socialist Party
Resentment Grows Over Federal Liquor Control Codes
Washington November 25 Distillers and brewers discuss a national campaign to push state regulation of liquor as the administration plans to keep federal control under the proposed codes. The eight industry reps met with a government panel while plans for a new association to press state control were floated.
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Washington
Association Against the Prohibition
Federal
Alcohol Control Administration
Roosevelt
Special Alcohol Control Committee
Association Against
Jouett Shouse
Major Phillips Named Attorney for Civil Works Board
Major Wade H. Phillips former head of the state conservation department was named attorney for the state advisory board of the Public Works Administration. He will travel to Chapel Hill to confer with Dr. H. G. Bailey and begin his duties. The appointment followed urging by Congressman Walter Lambeth and a Bailey Reynolds compromise. Phillips is a former state commander of the American Legion.
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Lexington
Wade H. Phillips
State Department of Conservation and Development
State Advisory Board
The
Public Works Administration
Phillips
Chapel Hill
H. G. Baily
Walter Lambeth
Bailey
Reynolds
American Legion
Union Thanksgiving Service in Asheboro Opens Day
Asheboro begins the Thanksgiving observance with a 9 o'clock union service at the Presbyterian church. Dr. Cathan G. Smith leads the service as pastor, with Rev. H. A. Parker of the Friends church delivering the brief sermon. A union choir supplies the music.
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Asheboro
Presbyterian Church
Cathan G. Smith
H. A. Parker
Hitler Receives French Envoy in Secret Chanellor Talks
Berlin reported a secret meeting between Adolf Hitler and French ambassador Andre Francois-Poncet sparked intense interest. The interview followed Germany's Geneva disarmament withdrawal and prompted speculation about direct Franco German diplomacy and future talks with Poland.
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Berlin
Andre Francois-Poncet
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Geneva
France
Albert Sarraut
First Methodist Choir to present Sunday evening program
The First Methodist church choir of Asheboro will start a series of Sunday evening music events on November 26 at 7 pm Mrs B Stedman choir director announces guest organist Mrs David Cashwell a new resident will perform organ numbers The program will include anthems and Thanksgiving themed pieces by the choir
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Asheboro
First Methodist Church
B. Stedman
David Cashwell
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U. S
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Kitzbuehel
Legation
Foreign Office
Galzburg
Brooks
Istice
President Harding
N.C
Ashboro
Herriot
Albert Lebrun
Edward Herriott
Chautemps
M. Herriot
United States
Lebrun
Chantemps
Chamber of Deputies
By Cecil B. Dickson
Associated Press
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Civil Works Board
Union
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