Demonstrations In Paris Spark Guard-Policed Clash
Paris reports 8500 mobile guardsmen and heavy police to mass in the Parc des Princes as Communists and rightist followers announce simultaneous demonstrations. De La Rocque denounces a government probe as ordered from Moscow while both sides prepare for Sunday meetings.
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Par Des Princes
Col
Francois de la Rosque
Social Party
Col. de la Rocque
Croix de Feu
Leon Blum
Geneva
de la Rocque
Des Princess
Red Russia
Tours
Parcay-Meslay
Moscow
Lady Astor Sees America Revived On Her Visit
Lady Nancy Astor lauds a revitalized America during her first U S trip in four years. The British House of Commons member spoke at the Flynn home near Tryon and will give an informal address at Tryon Parish House Sunday evening. She plans to visit an American officer hospitalized in Asheville before returning to Greenwood Virginia.
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Asheville
America
Nancy Astor
House of Commons
Maurice R. Flynn
Tryon
United States
Lady Astor
Greenwood
UNC Librarian Wins $5000 Grant for Library Survey
CHAPEL HILL Oct. 3 An announcement said R. B. Downs UNC librarian received a $5,000 grant from the general education board to survey library resources in the south.
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Chapel Hill
R. B. Downs
University of North Carolina
General Education Board
South
Record Liquor Haul In Davidson County Seized
Thomasville reports a large liquor seizure near Wallburg at C. A. Weavil’s premises. Authorities seized 6 288 pints of legal liquor stored in a smokehouse valued over 3 000 with Weavil arrested on $1 000 bond and guarded liquor moved to town by trucks. Sheriff Bodenheimer and deputies assisted in the raid as crowds gathered to watch.
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Thomasville
Wallburg
Davidson County
C. A. Weavil
Weavil
G. W. Bodenheimer
J. L. Blaylock
Jesse Green
Bob Kennedy
P. B. Phelps
A. A. Graves
Three Tar Heels Made Lieutenants
The war department announced three North Carolinians appointed as second lieutenants in the air corps. Brooke Empie Allen of Wilmington on active duty, William Parker Fisher of Southern Pines at Mitchell Field New York, and William Ross Robertson Jr of Charlotte at Albrook Field Canal Zone.
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Washington
War Department
Air Corps
Regular Army
Brooke Empie Allen
Wilmington
William Parker Fisher
Southern Pines
Mitchell Field
N. Y
William Ross Robertson, Jr
Charlotte
Albrooke Field
Canal Zone
Roosevelt Eyes Politics From New York Home
President Roosevelt rests at Hyde Park as he surveys plans for another Western campaign swing. Colonel Edward N. House and Mrs. House dine with the president. Edward J. Flynn and aides discuss electoral shifts and possible New York outcomes.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Edward N. House
Wilson
House
Dutchess County
Edward J. Flynn
New York
Bronx
Chicago
Fred A. Curtis
Patrick J. Delaney
Minnesota
White House
West
Defiant 6 Year Old Flogger Attacks Infant
A six year old first grade boy attacked a 22 month old baby with an iron rod in a woodshed near the Smith residence in Bellingham Washington. The infant Roland Smith suffered a triple skull fracture and remains in grave condition. Police report the boy showed no remorse and said he would punch the police chief if he were older. The juvenile officer will seek placement in an institution for observation. The boy is detained at the county detention home.
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Bellingham
Wash
Fred Benson
Ralph Beb. Reed
Benson
Roland Smith
Wayne Smith
Smith Home
Francis Axtell
Reed
National Guardsmen to Replace Deputies at Monarch Mill
Governor Olin Johnston ordered National Guardsmen to assume law enforcement at Monarch mill in Union County tonight. Guardsmen will replace 75 special deputies amid a textile strike after requests from the striking union and labor officials. Sheriff Fau cett had jailed a federal labor conciliator and a union organizer on disorderly conduct charges.
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Columbia
D. C
Olin Johnston
National Guardsmen
Union
State Department of Labor
Monarch Mill
J. G. Faucett
John Nates
Labor
State Labor Federation
Uncle Sam May Claim Part Sunken Treasure
Treasury officials estimate the government could claim over 1 million dollars from the wreck of the British frigate Hussar off Manhattan while Sal vagers led by Simon Lake seek about 4.8 million in gold and silver. Lake would keep 90 percent, with taxes on the remainder, and any relics would go to the government.
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Washington
Treasury
Manhattan Island
Hussar
Simon Lake
Necticut
Lake
Lake Submarine Salvage Corporation
Unfair Trade Practices Charged To Meat Packers
Two major meat packing firms Armours and Swift face a Wallace complaint alleging unfair trade practices under the Packers and Stock Yards Act. A New York hearing is set for November 2 on claims the firms controlled the New York meat trade and discriminated by extended credit terms. Secretary Wallace may issue a cease and desist after review.
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Washington
Armous
Swift
Wallace
Agriculture Department
New York City
Packers and Stock Yards
A. W. Miller
Bureau of Animal Industry
New York
Miller
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Effort Underway to Obtain Parole for Bayboro Banker
Commissioner Edwin M. Gill announced a clemency petition is being prepared for William J. Swan a 60 year old Bayboro man serving a four year term for banking law violations after the Eastern Bank and Trust Company failure in New Bern Swan began his sentence June 15 following lengthy court action and a 1933 conviction.
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Raleigh
Edwin M. Gill
William J. Swan
Bayboro
Swan
Eastern Bank and Trust Company
New Bern
Three Arrested At Monarch Mill Strike Fallout
UNION South Carolina October 3 three men Leroy Davis Arthur Sprouse and Paul Vinson were arrested for inciting to riot and jailed in 1500 bonds each by Sheriff J G Faucett's deputies. Magistrate J Byers Greer set the bonds as the Monarch mill resumes operations after a three week shutdown with patrols continuing.
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UNION
S. C
Monarch Mills
J. G. Faucett
Leroy Davis
Arthur Sprouse
Paul Vinson
J. Byers Greer
Tobacco Marts to Open Monday In Old Bright Belt
Auctioneers, farmers and buyers gathered at eight tobacco markets tonight in the Old Bright Belt as sales prepare to open Monday. Officials predict higher prices this year despite a drought reducing output to about 194.5 million pounds from last year’s 215.94 million. Winston-Salem heads Old Bright Belt volume with 51.89 million pounds last year, averaging 15.74 per cwt.
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Raleigh
Old Bright Belt
Border
New Bright
Middle Belt
State Department of Agriculture
Roxboro
Mebane
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Reidsville
Mount Airy
Madison
Stoneville
Asheville
Burley Belt
Wilson and
Farmville
New Bright Belt
Air derby crash near Gwelo leaves two uninjured
A. E. Clouston and passenger F B Tasker escaped injury when their plane crashed near Gwelo in Southern Rhodesia during the England to Johannesburg air derby. Clouston had been in second place behind Charles Scott and Giles Guthrie. Two other crashes in Africa killed Max Findlay and radio operator A H Morgan, and two more planes also crashed.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
A. E. Clouston
Gwelo
Southern Rhodesia
F. BE. Tasker
Clouston
Charles W. A. Scott
Giles Guthrie
Max H Findlay
A. H. Morgan
Abercorn
Rhodesia
Africa
World War Vet James Davis Dies in Accidental Gunshot
Coroner T R Robinson ruled the death of 42 year old World War II veteran James Davis an accidental gunshot wound. Davis body was found near Thunder Swamp Holiness Church after a squirrel hunt by two companions.
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Goldsboro
T. R. Robinson
James Davis
Thunder Swamp Holiness Church
Davis
Whitcover Funeral Held for Former Washington Resident
Masonic services were held in Washington today for H. W. Whitcover who died at his home in Darlington, D C. The deceased was a former resident of Washington.
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Washington
H. W. Whitcover
Darlington
D. C
New Deal Laws Seen Safe Through Election Period
Washington dispatch notes the Supreme Court will reopen on Monday with no expectation of final rulings on New Deal cases before the November 3 election. Of over 400 cases, New Deal disputes show a 2–11 record, with major questions including Wagner Act legality and PWA hydroelectric funding disputes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frazier-Lemke
PWA
Utility Holding Company Act
Electric Bond and Share Company
New York
Federal District
Roosevelt
Washington Lawit
White House
Duke Power Company
Salisbury Woman Grandmother of Local Men Passes
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Shuping 100 will be Sunday at 2 pm at Bethel Lutheran church in Rowan county. She died Friday night at a daughter’s home. Interment will be in the church cemetery. She would have turned 100 on November 27. Surviving daughters are Mrs. Kester Mrs. William Brady of Miami and Mrs. Joyce Evans of Salisbury.
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Salisbury
Catherine Shuping
Bethel Lutheran Church
Rowan County
Shuping
William Kester
Church
Grandma” Shuping
Kester
William Brady
Miami
Joyce Evans
Grandsons Named in Estate Case
C. G. GC, J. B., and Walt Kester of High Point are identified as grandsons of the deceased woman in the probate filing.
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J.B. and
Walt. Kester
High Point
Villages Taken West Of Capital In Spanish Civil War Press
Madrid reports evacuation after bombardment as Fascist forces press toward the capital. Rebels gain ground in Credos mountains west of Madrid with government troops and civilians among those affected. Franco reorganizes command and plans final push to Madrid while insurgent air power harasses frontline units.
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Burgos
Spain
Northern A
Credos
San Martin de Valdergresias
Francisco Franco
Emilio Mola
Irun
San Sebastian
Norrn
Geral Gonzalo Queidm de Lia
Seville
Franco
Migo Cabanellas
T Junta
League of Nations
Mora
Supreme Council
Germany
Italy
Landon Plans Eight Day Campaign Tour Through MidWest States
Governor Alf Landon announced an eight day campaign through Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana for eighty eight electoral votes. The tour starts October 8 from Topeka and ends October 16 after rallies in Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit with stops in Lawrence and other cities. Block predicted strong support from New England and the East.
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Topeka
Kas
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Alf M. Landon
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Landon
Paul Block
Block
Lawrence
New England
East
Midnight slaying leaves Covington baffled and grieving
Miss Frances Brady 30, fiancee of rail passenger agent John J. O'Donnell, was shot at her Covington home just before 1 a.m. after a bridal shower. Police seek motive and two missing keys to a peculiar door lock as coroner plans an inquest. O'Donnell offers a reward amid stunned reactions.
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Covington
Frances Brady
Brady
James P. Riffe
John Puthoff
Miss Brady
Misses Elsaline
Margaret Brady
Weekend Weather Outlook for Carolinas
North Carolina offers generally fair conditions Sunday with a Monday chance of partial cloudiness and possible coastal showers. South Carolina sees fair interior weather. the coast may be unsettled Sunday and Monday with potential showers along the coast.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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