Weather outlook and farmer wounded in Goldsboro incident
North Carolina forecast calls for rain this afternoon and tonight with a warmer trend Tuesday in central and northwest areas. Winds along the coast from Hatteras to Jacksonville will be southeast, with easterly directions inland and scattered showers. In Goldsboro a farmer, Head, remains in trial condition after a quarrel ended when he was struck by a man named Hall and fled.
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Hatteras
Jacksonville
Farmer
Goldsboro
Head
Cliff Roy Percise
Hall
Percise
Theen
Court Opens Session With Black Seated
The opening of the new eight month term occurred with Chief Justice Hughes presiding as Justice Black attended the session. Patrick Henry Kelly of Boston challenged Black’s eligibility but the court proceeded to admit attorneys. The discussion referenced retirement of Justice Van Devanter and the constitutional issue of a senator holding a judicial post with increased emoluments.
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Black
Butler
Roberts
Hughes
Patrick Henry Kelly
Boson
Boston
Kelly
Savitt
Willis van Devanter
van Devanter
Levitt
Roosevelt Appoints Black to Succeed Him in Federal Court
The article notes that the legislation remains subject to duty in lower federal courts if required and that Black was appointed by President Roosevelt to succeed him.
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Black
Roosevelt
Giant Labor Union Opens Annual Meet
The American Federation of Labor faces the division caused by the Committee for Industrial Organization. The council urges a clear position to end confusion about relationships with C I O members. President William Green's opening speech signals two weeks of anti Lewis oratory.
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A. F. of L
Committee For Industrial Organization
Council
A. F .of L
Labor
William Green
Lewis
Atlantic City
Foreign forces threaten Chinese positions near Hangtung and Tehchow
The report describes a Chinese defense under pressure as Chinese forces retreat along a 25 mile front near Hangtung province. A Japanese push near Shanghai brings reinforcements to seal positions. a Chinese rear guard fights hard while authorities note possible invasion aims from the sea.
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H. M. Briggs
Black Hawk
Pillsbury
Pope
Ford
Paul Jones
Hantung
Tehchow
Shanghai
Rebels Resume Fire on Madrid and Strike Valencia
Insurgent artillery resumed shelling central Madrid at noon after a three day lull as weather halted fighting on many fronts. In Valencia and Barcelona insurgent air and sea action caused heavy casualties, with 100 dead and 150 wounded in Valencia and suspected totals over 200 across the two cities.
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Madrid
Hendaye
Spain
Barcelona
el Grao
Catalonia
Mediterranean
Wreck Victim Recovering in Roanoke Rapids
Mrs. R W Jeanette 21 of Raleigh was reported recovering today from injuries suffered in a head on collision near Roanoke Rapids N C yesterday. Patrolman J C Long said the other car was driven by N W Martin a Negro whose wife was seriously hurt.
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N. C
R. W. Jeanette
Raleigh
Here
J. C. Long
N. W. Martin
Two River Areas See Breaks in Yangtze and Whangpoo
A fragment notes disruptions on the Yangtze and Whangpoo rivers two weeks ago, mentioning breaks or obstructions affecting navigation and local transit.
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Yangtze
Whangpoo
League finds Japanese action unjustified in China
Geneva October 4 The Sino Japanese sub committee of the League of Nations declares Japanese military actions in China since the Marco Polo Bridge clash on July 7 unjustified though no action is fixed yet. The League approves about 460000 dollars to aid China against epidemics amid the war. Some members hint China as the victim of aggression.
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League of Nations
China
Marco Polo Bridge
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Japan
League Financial Committee
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Labor Party calls for action over Sino-Japanese war
In Bournemouth England the British labor party unani mously adopted a resolution demanding international action against Japan for the massacres in China. Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain received the demand for a special session of parliament to debate the Sino Japanese war and possible British measures. The government may set the debate as the first order for the regular session starting October 21 after summer recess.
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Action
Bournemouth
Enc
British Labor Party
Japan
Neville Chamberlain
London
Japan curtails imports in move toward self sufficiency
Tokyo reports the Japanese trade commission ordered curtailment of imports and likely hit on American cotton. The commission decreed that importation of more than 800 commodities must be prohibited or reduced to a minimum as Japan seeks self sufficiency.
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Tokyo
Japanese Trade Commission
Japan
Americans Halted From Returning To Shanghai
Americans arriving from Kobe, Japan, complained that U S consular officials prevented 20 men women and children from returning to Shanghai. Mrs FR OB Chisholm, wife of an American, called the interference outrageous and a violation of American liberties.
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Shanghai
Kobe
Japan
United States
FR. OB. Chisholm
Yankees Favorable Odds in Doyle's Series Book
New York Yankees are quoted as 2 to 5 favorites by Broadway bettor Jack Doyle for the World Series while the Giants stand at 8 to 5. Doyle tips the Yankees at 1 to 2 to win the first game and lists Joe DiMaggio unlikely to hit two homers with eight to two against a three homer series. Mel Ott two-homer chance is three to no and Master Melvin three to one to hit three.
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Jack Doyle
Broadway
Yankees
Giants
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Joe DiMaggio
Mel Ott
Melvin
Former Duke Law Dean Becomes DC Court Judge
Justin Miller, ex-Duke Law School dean, named judge of the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia told Watauga club members to “keep my place for me.” He has since bought a fine place in Watauga, plans summers there, and intends to retain North Carolina citizenship with all its prerogatives.
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Raleigh
Justin Miller
Duke Law School
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Watauga Club
Supreme Court to recess and study argued cases
Supreme Court Clerk Edward Murray says next week will be a recess with no hearings or decisions. The court will study already argued cases and issue no rulings until the next batch on October 18.
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Supreme Court
Edward Murray
Rural electrification visit fuels dairy groups in Piedmont
J M Grainger of the Rural Electrification Authority tours the Piedmont region, meeting rural groups lobbying for electric service. Dairy producers backed by health board dairy rules insist electricity is essential to producing state Grade A milk, arguing it is practically impossible without power.
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J. M. Grainger
State Rural Electrification Authority
Piedmont
State Board of Health
Governors Day Had Shelby Misses Hamilton County
The piece recalls North Carolina governors from J. Broughton to Willis Smith visiting Shelby and the chief executive. Thad Eure responds that he could not attend but sent a telegram. The excerpt notes several figures like Henry Stevens Harold Cooley and Stimous Valentine among others.
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Shelby
Cleveland County
Governors” Club
J. Broughton
Henry Stevens
Harold Cooley
Thad Eure
Charlie Johnson
Stimous Valentine
Tom Cooper
Willis Smith
Mr. Eure
North Carolina Resident Pays Small Intangible Tax
A North Carolina citizen paid $26.80 on intangible taxes last month, though no legal obligation existed for full payment until next year. The entry notes a modest state revenue contribution by a private individual.
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North Carolina
Revocation of 146 Licenses This Week Reported
North Carolina authorities revoked 146 licenses this week, raising the cumulative total to 12,9098. The figure reflects ongoing enforcement actions across the state as regulators tighten oversight of professional licenses.
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North Carolina
Major Falk Attends Conference Amid North Carolina Talks
Major Arthur Falk head of the Highway Patrol attended a conference of state highway administrators in Cincinnati this week. He has dropped plans to attend the National Safety Council in Kansas City due to a busy schedule of educational conferences planned in principal cities of North Carolina.
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Arthur Falk
Highway Patrol
Cincinnati
National Safety Council
Kansas City
North Carolina
Alleged Bicycle Thieves Caught in High Point
A. Lee Gibson praised High Point police as his son reported a bicycle theft. Police recovered the bicycle and the alleged culprits, two Negro juveniles captured in Thomasville and brought to High Point.
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A. Lee Gibson
High Point
Governors Meeting With Greensboro College Visitors
Four Negroes met with Governor Hoey at Raleigh to discuss conditions at the Agricultural and Technical College in Greensboro. They had previously protested the current administration, but Hoey reported the visitors favored the present leadership after reading Holt McPherson’s report and said the board of trustees may not meet soon.
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Raleigh
N. C
Agricultural and Technical College
Greensboro
Hoey
Carl A. Harris
Warrenton
Holt McPherson
High Point
Howy
McPherson
Board of Trustees
Haste Urged by President for Farmers
The president defended a broader national role for agriculture, criticizing a Supreme Court ruling on acreage contracts. He urged surpluses be controlled to stabilize prices, cited land restoration and water projects, and said current programs are already boosting national income and will pay back.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Clarke
Boatswain Bethea Succeeds On Rush Then Heads To Pamlico
Boatswain Walter Bethea former executive officer of the coast guard cutter Rush is en route to New Bern North Carolina to take a similar post on the cutter Pamlico Bethea is succeeded by Boatswain Lee R Beatt who came from the coast guard station at New Bedford Massachusetts
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Rush
New Bern
N. C
Pamlico
Lee RK. Beatt
New Bedford
Mass
Justice Black appoints diverse staff including Jewish clerk
Associate Justice Hugo L. Black's office adds Jerome A. Cooper of Birmingham as law clerk. The statement notes he is of the Jewish faith. Earlier, Mack appointed Miss Anne Hat as secretary and Leon Alice as messenger.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Do Not Let a Stepchild Heart Break Your Marriage
A reader asks how to cope with a wife who prioritizes their child from a prior relationship. The advisor counsels patience, sharing attention, and support for the expectant mother, noting the child’s needs and health, and urging kindness to foster unity and avoid jealousy.
Wife Faces Strain From Ongoing Disadvantage
Acknowledging the impact on a spouse amid ongoing pressure, the situation highlights how persistent strain affects family life and dynamics.
Nude coeds in campus photos draw public scrutiny in Detroit
In Detroit on October 4, the city eyes a Wayne University photo project showing coeds nude. Civic leaders promise inquiry while officials defend non compulsory nude photography used for education and record keeping.
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Detroit
Post
Wayne University
Civic Comment
City Board of Education
Sander
Wayne
Awaiting Hearing On Manslaughter Charge
Warren D. Tate of Charlotte remained on a $5,000 bond awaiting a hearing on a manslaughter charge in the death of Roy B. Shelton. Shelton, 37, also of Charlotte, died after a head wound the detective chief said resulted when Tate struck him and Shelton fell and struck his head on the pavement.
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Warren D. Tate
Charlotte
Roy B. Shelton
Tate
Shelton
Frank N. Littlejohn
Vessel Vicente Antonio sinks with twenty two feared dead
Vera Cruz Mexico October 4 The coastal passenger liner Vicente Antonio sank in the Gulf of Mexico en route to Yucatan. Twenty two persons feared drowned eight passengers were rescued from the 120 ton vessel which was total loss.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Vicente Antonio
Gulf of Mexico
Yucaten
Llosa
Discussing the Course With Your Family Doctor
The text advises consulting your family physician if unsure about which course to take. The doctor can explain the matter clearly and help you decide on the best path.
Doctor Calls State To Fight Diphtheria And Typhoid Fever
In Raleigh on October 4, Dr. Carl V. Reynolds state health officer urged North Carolinians to combat diphtheria and typhoid fever. He cited last year’s 192 typhoid and 71 typhoid deaths and warned that neglect delays epidemic action. He urged parental duty to protect children and society from unnecessary diseases.
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Raleigh
State Health Department
North Carolina
Carl V. Reynolds
W B Wood Home Damaged By Weekend Fire
The city fire report notes a rubbish fire in the basement of W B Wood, 809 Circle Drive, at 8 10 last night causing some damage before extinguishment. A false alarm followed from another section of the city. Firemen from Mos 8 and 6 also battled a small blaze in a tool house at Pair View School on Ares Street with further alarms reported on Circle Drive.
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W. B. Wood
Ctrcle Drive
Elfty
Mos. 8
Pairview School
Ares Street
Ctrele Drive
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