Black radio address aims to answer Klan allegations
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black plans a public radio speech from a Washington home at 9 30 p m to reply to charges of Klan affiliation. Three national networks will carry the address to about 285 stations as observers note its historical rarity and possible denial of earlier reports.
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Friend
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Chevy Chase
Black
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Claude F. Hamilton, Jr
Tennyson Street
Justice Black
Order
Artcles
Klan
Alabama
U S Japan clash over responsibility for damage in China
U S and Japan faced a new rift as the United States asserted Japan must answer for injuries to Americans or property in China, while Japan refused to acknowledge liability. The dispute adds strain to postwar diplomacy and could shape future policy.
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Washington
Japan
China
Walkout Fails to Halt Wilmington Star News Editions
Wilmington Star News published regular editions as members of the International Typographical Union walked out late yesterday over wage scale breakdown. Publisher Page said the papers had not missed an edition and he had no statement on the strike. The union rejected the raise offered by the company and faulted the eight hour day and overtime terms cited by the Star News.
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Mra. Black
Clifford J. Durr
Supreme Court
Taft
Hughes
Oliver Wendell Olmes
Greensboro
Sun Hoyse Link
Point
Yadkin
T J. Paul Williamson
Duke Power Company
Man Finance
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J. P. Williamson
High Pa
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Geral
Public War Administration
Jude Link
Geernor Hoey
Guilford Superior Court
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Power Company
Ene Gnaily
Yadkin River
Egg
Ee Edjoursad
Sinkal
Wilmington
WN. C
Wilmington Star- News
International Typohical Union
Inmaldo B
Star-News
Growers Pleased With Tobacco Prices at Opening Markets
Growers reported general satisfaction as old belt tobacco prices opened in Winston-Salem on October 1. Market totals show thousands of pounds with prices ranging from 25.50 to 30.00 per hundredweight across sites including Winston-Salem Stoneville Madison Rudeville Martinsville Roxboro Mebane.
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Danville
Virginia
South Boston
Winston-Salem
Price
W.salem
Stoneville
Madison
Rudeville
Martinsvile
Roxboro
Mebane
Parachute Jumper Dies After Rip During Jump
Gloria Alien, 17, of Bravia New York, died in Farmville Virginia from injuries after a parachute ripped during a jump last week. She collapsed multiple times and received two blood transfusions before death. Body to be sent to Batavia for burial.
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Gloria Alien
Bravia
N. Y
Batavia
Young Spring Hope Man Found Killed: Another Arrested
Otis Moore, 25, held on a technical charge by order of Coroner R. A. Bobbitt as authorities investigate the killing of Wilson Sykes, 20. Sykes was found dead in his yard after an argument with Moore, with the skull crushed by a blunt weapon.
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Spring Hope
R. A. Bobbitt
Otis Moore
Wilson Sykes
Sykes
Here
Moore
State Revenue Tops 16 Million in First Quarter
Revenue Commissioner A. J. Maxwell called the first quarter tax collection of $16,159,611.55 satisfactory. September receipts rose by $621,259.93 compared with September 1936, highlighting tax gains for the new fiscal year.
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Raleigh
A. J. Maxwell
Endeavour Returns to Gosport After Epic Atlantic Voyage
The racing yacht Endeavour I arrived in Gosport on October 1 after a 2700 mile Atlantic voyage. Skipper Ned Heard, swept overboard in a hurricane, was rescued by Viva II and towed home. cheers, flags, and a salute greeted the craft with Sopwith’s Philante meeting it at the channel entrance.
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Atlantic
Solent
Ned Heard
Endeavour
Heard
Nantucket
T. O. M. Sopwith
Philante
Channel
Sopwith
England
Cooperation By Producers Needed Says Governor Hoey
Governor Hoey told a large Shelby crowd that government aid for fair farm prices must accompany reasonable cooperation from producers. He urged crop diversification and increased cattle, home supplies, and cooperative farming to lower costs and raise returns. He noted self reliance and the need for individual responsibility in the farming community.
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Shelby
N. C
Pir
Cleveland County
Faso
Wallace outlines six point plan to aid U S cotton policy
Secretary Henry Wallace proposes a middle course for cotton policy including production adjustment, cooperative payments to farmers, and a possible processing tax. He argues to sustain fertility, boost consumption, and raise farmer incomes while avoiding excessive subsidies for the South.
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Memphis
Tenn
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
United States
South
General Treasury
Congress
Supreme Court
Wallace
State Bar Meeting Set For October in Raleigh
The North Carolina state bar will hold its annual meeting in Raleigh on October 3. Proceedings will include committee reports and elections, with key officers expected to be confirmed.
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State Bar
Raleigh
North Carolina State Bar
Yarnell Denounces Japanese Bombing of Hankow and Railway
Rear Admiral Harry Yarnell of the United States Asiatic Fleet condemned the Sept. 25 Japanese bombing of Hankow and the Hankow Canton railway. A Japanese spokesman claimed US Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson informed evacuations by Sept. 26, which Yarnell denied, stating Johnson did not issue such information.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Hankow-Canton
Harry Yarnell
United States
Asiatic Fleet
Nelson T. Johnson
Johnson
Chinese Hold Own Shanghai Amid Rising Epidemic Report
In Shanghai nearly 2000 known cases of a spreading epidemic mount at 100 daily, with Chinese defenders holding firm and counterattacking in Kiangwan where Japanese forces reportedly routed. Japanese claims say Yenmen Pass fell east of North Shansi while Chinese fled south. warnings to evacuate Nanking intensify.
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Kiangwan
North China
Peiping
Yenmen Pass
Shansi
Nanking
Japan completes subterranean bomb proof fortresses
Tokyo reports defense experts rushing to finish a chain of bomb proof fortresses. The subterranean structures are described as crucial for national security amid rising tensions with Russia.
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Tokyo
Parole Cooperation Row Sparks Cross State Plans
Raleigh Oct 1 North Carolina and Pennsylvania rejected a gentleman's agreement on parole cooperation. Parole Commissioner Edwin Gill said plans are under study for similar deals with New York and New Jersey. He noted future agreements could cover all states with parole supervision to track parolees across borders and aid rehabilitation and enforcement efforts.
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Raleigh
Edwin Gill
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Gill
New York
New Jersey
No Non-Intervention Conference Without Germany
Rome reports that Italy will not attend the Anglo French Italian conference on Spanish non intervention unless Germany is invited. Premier Mussolini has warned against withdrawing Italian volunteers from Spain before Franco wins the civil war.
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Italy
Rome
Musolini
Spain
Francisco Franco
Britain and France Move Toward Tri Power Call on Italy
Britain and France completed a final draft inviting Italy to join a tri power conference on intervention in Spain. The note urged prompt withdrawal of Italian troops, with Paris and London ready to push ahead after cabinet approval. Count Dino Grandi was reported to have tried to block the invitation.
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Britain
France
Italy
Spain
Mussolini
Rome
Paris
Dino Grandi
Muscolini
Forces mass around Madrid in front line actions
Franco's forces concentrate on the Madrid front as insurgent divisions attack near Cuesta De Las Perdices and Gulla Hill northwest of Madrid. Government counterattacks in the Arganda sector leave insurgent dead. Bombing strikes cause heavy damage in Gijon and nearby towns.
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Francisco Franco
Madrid
Gijon
Cuesta de Las Perdices
Gulla Hill
Coruna
Arganda
Madrid-Valencia
Asturian
Cangas de Onis
Bay of Biscay
President Roosevelts Olympic Peninsula Motor Tour
President Roosevelt and party resume a motor trip around the Olympic peninsula loop starting from Lake Crescent after rain. They breakfasted on brook trout, plan a stop at Camp Snyder CCC center, and may reach Quinault for a lunch featuring boiled salmon.
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Wash
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Olympic Peninsula Loop
Peninsula
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Camp Snyder
CCC
Forest Service
Peninsula Drive
Quinault
Hoquiam
Quinault Hotel
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