Identification three girls found dead on hillside
Authorities say results may come within an hour on whether three children who rode a Boston to Pittsburgh bus are the bodies found in a Carlisle wood last Saturday. Police connect the trio with a woman and man shot to death at Duncansville and check a red dress and a Nor Ma puzzle book tied to the case.
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New York
Body Of Dead Man Believed To Be Jewelry Auctioneer
Columbus reports indicate the nude body found in a Cincinnati barrel is that of Alvin Brunner a Brooklyn jewelry auctioneer. Detectives tie the victim to a Columbus store and note a missing gun and a key to the shop. The case unfolds with a prospective sale planned at the store and notes tracing Brunner to the enterprise.
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Avondale
Reinhart Merz, Jr
Goldie Miller
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True Democracy Seen For America By Henry Wallace
Secretary Henry A Wallace envisions true democracy in America through AAA backed farming groups and local production control associations. He says 6 million farms could shift politics and economy toward a democratic system with a central body guiding nationwide needs.
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Henry Wallace
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
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Associated Press
Council of Agriculture, Labor, Industry
Tiny Eller in Wreck Near Granite Falls
W. J. Tiny Eller a heavy weight boxer from Lenoir sustained severe hand cuts when his car rolled several times and landed on its wheels in a plowed field by highway 17 near Granite Falls. Two Charlotte companions were injured in the Sunday afternoon crash reported from Hickory by AP.
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Tropical Storm Washington near Bermuda
A post season tropical storm described by the weather bureau as not particularly destructive centered 200 miles southwest of Bermuda and moving westward or southwestward.
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Weather Bureau
Bermuda
Man Arrested in Virginia Kidnapping Case Near Hickory
Darr ell Ritchie of Banoak, near Hickory, was arrested by Sheriff O D Barrs on kidnapping and assault charges filed by Virginia authorities. He allegedly forced George J. Jeter of Richmond into a car at gunpoint and drove into woods where Jeter was beaten and cut with a knife. Versie Swink, also of Banoak, was taken into custody.
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Darrell Ritchie
Banoak
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Jeter
Richmond
Versie Swink
Barres
Virginia
Ritchie
Power industry opposes administration program in courts
Edison Electric Institute announced a legal campaign to challenge government power policy citing constitutional limits on using public funds for private capital. Tennessee Valley Authority chief Lillienthal condemned the move as exposing a small group wielding electricity control over 130 million people. Roosevelt’s NY survey suggested rate savings of up to 40 percent for Northeastern consumers.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Friend of Dead Bandit Sought in Sumter Robbery Shootout
In Sumter South Carolina two bandits robbed the Claremont Hotel of 300 dollars and fled after a gun battle with Patrolman W C Kirvin. One bandit was killed in the lobby while the other escaped in a coupe and was later hunted with hospital and federal help.
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Leo Jenkins
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Department of Justice
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Highway Patrol
Roosevelt Maps Out Legislation For Social Security and Budget Limits
President Roosevelt met with Senate leaders Robinson of Arkansas and Harrison of Mississippi to outline a quick session focusing on social security and strict budget limits. He signaled opposition to a two billion dollar bonus payment and backed revenue-raising measures to fund relief and other New Deal programs.
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Borah pressuring probes into relief aid graft
Senator Borah escalates claims of waste and graft in the federal relief administration. Harry Hopkins invites proof while Borah promises continued attacks through January. Observers report lax handling of funds and possible graft concerns across states.
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FERA
Italy Defies Yugoslavia In Assassination Inquiry
In Geneva Yugoslavia seeks a council investigation into the Marseille assassination of King Alexander. Hungary demands Benes’s removal from the League Council presidency. Italy backs Hungary and urges prompt consideration of the charges. In Rome Italy rejects extradition of Ante Pavelic and Egon Kvaternik per French demand. Turin appeals court denies the extradition.
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Egon Kvaternik
Louis Barthon
Will Rogers on appeals to the President and the Supreme Court
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers criticizes repeated appeals to the President by labor, business groups, and movie studios. He argues that the Supreme Court should be the default recourse for legal questions and concerns.
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American Chamber of Commerce
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Insull Sees Vindication After Acquittal in Mail Fraud Case
Samuel Insull hailed his Saturday acquittal on a $100 million mail fraud charge as a victory and said he is ready to face remaining trials. The government offered no immediate plan for further prosecutions against Insull or associates on bankruptcy charges, with a conference on crime looming in two weeks.
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Chicago
October exports hit a 1931 record high for a month
Washington reports October exports at 206,352,000 the largest month since 1931, yielding a favorable trade balance of 723,000. The gain is the third surge this year credited to seasonal factors, though total exports rose only half as much as typical for the period.
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One Man Held In Officer's Shooting
Swan Quarter reports a man named Blake, a Hyde County resident, detained after Deputy Sheriff William Payne was shot and robbed during a tax collection stop. Blake claims no involvement and says he can prove an alibi while officers pursue a Durham check charge connection.
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Hyde County
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Durham
Insull Family Faces Legal Heat Over Empire Loss
Dr J A Lefford of Martinsville Virginia killed in auto accident as Shackleford posts bonds for preliminary hearing. State charges seek 66 000 from Middle West Cities for elder Insull and 864 720 stock related to collateral for private brokerage account. Martin Insull’s Canada charges set for today, not to start until December 3.
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Stimulus Sought for Capital Goods Industries
Washington reports economists weighing measures to aid capital goods sectors such as machinery. A proposed government agency would insure private loans for plant modernization, aiming to revive employment and credit flow from banks. Roosevelt era loans total 6.95 billion, with tapering promised as private lenders take over. Industrial production rose in October to 78 percent of 1923 25 averages, aiding hope amid textile strike end.
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