Peace Efforts Advance in Ship Strike Talks Across Routes
Peace efforts on the ship strike front advance in two directions as government plans to man Alaska service move forward. Labor officials propose a general peace plan with permanent labor department representation to handle disputes. Masters mates and pilots sign a contract resuming service to the Alaska region. A 76-foot fishing ship is chartered and a Boxer cargo ship will depart with emergency supplies for the territory.
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Litvinoff warns of secret German Japanese pact dangers
Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinoff declared in Moscow that Germany and Japan were allied secretly to wage war spreading to all continents. He linked the pact to the public Anti Communist agreement and two border clashes this week, delivering a major All Union Congress address.
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Race killings rock Burkeville as officer and man die
In Burkeville Virginia on Main Street a town sergeant and a Black man were fatally shot after an attempt to arrest the suspect. Trooper J B Fugate led a search for the companion of the fallen man while authorities investigated the shooting in this tense incident.
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Buenos Aires Prepares Welcome for Roosevelt in Inter American Visit
Buenos Aires readies a grand welcome for President Franklin D Roosevelt as he arrives Monday to open the Inter American Peace Conference. Flags will adorn the city and a 2,300,000 population urged to display them. A 2,000,000 signature peace petition will be presented Wednesday at City Hall.
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Harrison Falls Heir To Job Of Settling Labor Dispute
Detroit reports five members of the Black Legion were convicted of first degree murder in the shooting of a Negro World War veteran. The verdict came after seven hours of deliberation. life imprisonment is mandatory. Judge Van Zile will pronounce sentences Friday.
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Badin Lake Searched for Three Men Believed Drowned
Officers patrolled Badin Lake at Tuckertown near Albemarle for bodies of three men believed drowned when their hunting trip boat capsized Thursday night. The 50 to 75 foot deep lake prevented dragging. A cap and a boat were found ashore. the men were Allan Miller Ervin Frick and Sam Montgomery all local residents.
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Strange Malady Baffles Doctors In Memphis
Emmie Wilson a 4 year old in Memphis Tenn grows weaker from a mysterious illness after hospital admission on November 18 doctors cannot diagnose the malady. He has a stroke like facial weakness fever and delirium while his mother May Wilson lies seriously ill at Munford Tenn.
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Japan plans larger navy to defend Far East
Tokyo reports Admiral Nagano stating Japan will enlarge the navy as Parliament approves a 1927-38 budget of about 200 million dollars. He says Japan aims for a minimum efficient fleet to defend the country, not a luxurious power, amid tensions with Russia and Germany Japan relations strained by border clashes and a German Japanese anti-Communist accord.
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Unemployment tax dispute delays state plans for 1936 benefits
A Senate battle over unemployment taxes surfaced as about half the states planned no qualification by the December 31 deadline. Some seek special sessions to enact unemployment insurance to obtain federal tax credits, while others await extensions. Arizona joined the program, Pennsylvania and Maryland set December sessions, and officials project losses if states do not comply.
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Social security tax defended as tool to curb pension demands
Washington reports W R Williamson actuarial consultant to the social security board defended the 1 percent workers tax set to start January 1 for 26 million workers and their employers arguing it will reveal the cost of social budgeting and curb excessive pensions while AFL seeks Congress to shift pension costs to general taxes.
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Crew Rescued From Menhaden Ship Sailors Save 25 Off Cape Lookout
The 75 foot North State sank off Cape Lookout after a heavy southwest wind whipped it on shoals. The Cape Lookout coast guard station under Boat swain Ben Yeoman rescued all 25 crew members with no casualties. All survivors were removed before the vessel broke up.
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Missing Blanton brothers prompting mass search near San Perlita
Grim residents of San Perlita Texas continued a plains search for Luther and John Blanton missing since November 18 after they set out to hunt ducks on a forbidden preserve. Former Texas Ranger Bob Miller led 59 mounted men riding the Yturria ranch area near the King ranch in a fruitless hunt as a spokesman vowed to search the brush and sand dunes until bodies are found.
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Britain forms Food Defense Plan as Madrid fighting continues
Britain prepares for possible war with a new food defense department and cabinet alert duty to guard supplies. Madrid battles intensify as Fascist and Socialist forces clash near the capital with shelling near the British embassy and counterattacks along the Manzanares river.
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Italo Japanese Accord Involving Manchoukuo And Ethopia
Rome reports an Italo Japanese accord recognizing Manchoukuo and Italy's Ethiopian empire with commercial concessions. Geneva dispatch notes Britain and France seeking to keep the Spanish civil war from League of Nations action to avoid wider dangers. The league council plans a December meeting unless Franco British pressure alters course.
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Washington Considers Whipping Post for Crimes
Seattle reports the Washington state bar association legislative committee weighing legalization of the whipping post for crime. The proposal targets men with two felonies or crimes of force and violence. A Seattle justice of the peace criticizes gendered punishment, urging equal treatment for women.
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Military Revolt Suppressed in Ecuador Capital Quito
Quito reported a military revolt breaking out with Calderson artillery firing but Guayaquil's governor cited a telegram from Federico Paez stating the uprising was contained. Only one regiment reportedly joined the revolt while three others remained loyal and no disturbances reached Guayaquil or the provinces.
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Highland Park mill announces broad wage increase
The Highland Park mill in Charlotte employing between 1000 and 1200 workers said a wage increase will take effect Monday November 23. Officials added the schedule is being worked out.
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Weather outlook for North and South Carolina
North Carolina sees fair Sunday with Monday cloudy and a likely rain followed by a steady temperature. South Carolina expects increasing clouds, a warmer Sunday, then rain Monday.
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