President Out To End Strike In Steel Area
Washington moves aim to end the western Pennsylvania mine strike as President Roosevelt meets steel leaders. Pickets guard Ambridge and Clairton PA and Steubenville OH amid clashes. Harrisburg guards patrol after rioting. NRA counsel Donald Richberg discusses coal code as unions seek dues check-off in captive mines.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Ambridge
Clairton
Steubenville
Donald Richberg
NRA
Illinois
Harrisburg
Horner
Myron Taylor
U. S. Steel
Charlies M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel
Nathan L. Miller
American Iron and Steel Institute
Ott Hits Homer In Tenth Frame To Win Contest
In Washington at Griffith Stadium on Oct 7 1933 the Giants clinched the World Series with a 4 3 victory over the Senators in the fifth game Mel Mott homered in the tenth to seal the title while Adolph Luque pitched superbly in relief of Schumacher and the score stood 4 3 at the end with Schumacher earning the win against Crowder in the deciding game final line 4 games to 1
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Ott
Homer
Adolph Luque
Schumacher
Schulte
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Mel Mott
Giants
Senators
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Hal Schumacher
Genereral
al Crowder
Crowder
Charles Moran
Heinie Manush
Moore
Critz
Goslin
Terry
Davis
Cronin
Myer
Ryan
Manush
Husky
Jackson
Mancuso
Crite
Kuhel
Silk textile code sent to Roosevelt to end New Jersey mill strike
Washington October 7 Hugh S Johnson recovery administrator presented the silk textile code to President Roosevelt hoping rapid promulgation will end the mill workers strike that has disrupted New Jersey for weeks.
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Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Manush avoids further action after World Series incident
Baseball Commissioner Landis announced no additional discipline for Heinie Manush, Washington outfielder, banished by Umpire Moran in the fourth game of the World Series. He also reportedly regretted Moran’s drastic action following a first base dispute. In Raleigh, a jury acquitted John Jones in a liquor possession case, ruling a gallon of whiskey found at his home stored for a party that night was not illegal possession.
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Manush
Washington
Landis
Heinie Manush
Charles Moran
Moran
Raleigh
John Jones
Battle for Title in Charleston Between Ford and Street
Francis Ford and Thad Street advanced from the semifinals and will contest the Maryland state amateur championship in Charleston. Ford, the 109380 champion, and Street, a year-old college boy, survived their matches to set the title clash for this afternoon.
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Charleston
D. C
Francis Ford
Thad Street
National Park Move for Kings Mountain Battleground
Verne E. Chatelain of Washington urged creation of Kings Mountain battleground as a national park in an address. He highlighted sympathy from the national government for the project as preservation efforts continue.
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Por Park
Kings Mountain Battleground
8. C
Verne E. Chatelain
Washington
National Parks
Am erican Legion in Chicago backs sound dollar
Beverly Hills reader Will notes the American Legion resolved unanimously for a sound dollar, praising levelheaded, broad minded stance and reflecting cross section support across the country while stressing dollar value.
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Beverly Hilia
Calif
Chicago
American Legion
Will
Memorial for Samuel Gompers Unveiled in D C Ceremony
In Washington labor groups gathered to witness Franklin D Roosevelt unveil a bronze and marble memorial to Samuel Gompers. The 2500 seat platform stood near the AF of L building on 10th Street and Massachusetts Avenue as William Green spoke alongside Roosevelt during the five day convention.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
10Th Street
Massachusetts Avenue
A. F. of L
Gompers
Roosevelt
William Green
Federation
NRA Faces Ticklish Job In Acting On The Riddles
Three major NRA issues press for quick decisions by Hugh S. Johnson and Roosevelt. Min price controls for retail trades, a labor board ruling on minority participation in arbitration, and a proposed wage restraint plan to smooth construction cycles over 20 years face early action. Labor groups vow opposition as debates over closed shops and longer hours surface amid code reforms.
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James Copa
Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Labor Board
Johnson
Bailey Bates And Two Shannons Hear Court's Life Terms
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Harvey Bailey Albert Bates and Mr and Mrs R G Shannon received life terms under the Lindbergh kidnapping law for the 200000 ransom abduction of oil man Charles F Urschel. Judge Edgar Vaught and others imposed the sentences with related pleas and suspensions noted for Armon Shannon and others.
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Oklahoma City
Lindbergh
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
R. G. Shannon
Charles F. Urschel
Byrd Supply Ship Faces Libel Suit Over Towing Fee
The Bear of Oakland, Admiral Byrd’s supply ship, tied up at Southport after a distress call and a Stone Towing Line tug assisted off Frying Pan Shoals. Stone claims the master refused a $1,000 tonnage fee and plans libel actions in federal court, with Byrd's attorney calling the fee excessive. The ship, slowed by rough seas, aims for Boston en route to Little America.
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Wilmington
Bear of
Oakland
Admiral Byrd
Southport
R. B. Stone
Stone Towing Line
Byrd
Frying Pan Shoals
Here
Stone
George Roundtree
Stone Line
Boston
Mass
Little America
North Carolina
KR. J. English
Trial of Negroes To Continue Late Today
Henderson, Oct 7. Two Negroes Beaufort Kelly and Florida Bullock face kidnapping and assault charges for an attack on a 16 year old girl on a local farm. The trial resumed after an interruption over alleged gunfire against defense lawyers and was led by Judge R Hunt Parker with an armed guard present. The case is expected to extend into next week.
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Henderson
R. Hunt Parker
C J. Gates
H. M. Thompson
Durham
Beaufort Kelly
Florida Bullock
Here
North Carolina
Legionnaires
Chicago
Winfred McPherson
Wilton Forbes
Camden
Earl Barnard
S. H
St Williams
Deer Kills Taxi After Sudden Highway Encounter
In Laurinburg on October 7 a deer leaped into the path of a Pinehurst bound taxi driven by J Malloy. The crash damaged the car fender. Five party members pursued and captured the deer and brought it to town for police to appraise. Malloy hoped venison would cover repair costs.
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Laurinburg
J. Malloy
Malloy
Pinehurst
Speed Up Plan For Loans To Cotton Farmer
The Farm Adjustment Administration speeds up plans to organize a 3,000,000 dollar Commodity Credit Corporation and finalize details of the cotton control program for next year to promptly loan ten cents a pound on cotton. Charter drafting proceeds. Funds come from Bankhead amendment and Reconstruction Corporation. Loans target a 40 percent reduction in next season's cotton acreage.
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Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Bankhead
Public Works National Recovery Act
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Farm Administration
Gum Neck School Closed By Injunction Over Bribery Claims
In Gum Neck Tyrell county officials say the school closed by injunction after teachers and committee members were displaced by the county board amid bribery allegations. New teachers had been appointed after the board removed the prior committee and staff. a second injunction closes the school pending Judge Small's hearing in Washington NC.
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Raleigh
State School Commission
Tyrell County
County School Board
Claude F. Gaddy
School Commission
Leroy Martin
H. G. Robinson
Daily Advance
Elizabeth City
Tyrrell Board
Ucation
Do. A. Jones
B. F. Armstrong
Frank Patrick
Hettie Jones
Lawson Jones
Russell Everton
Racial Troubles Loom in Havana
Cuba faces volatile streets after a wave of violence blamed on labor unrest and communist agitation. Three deaths and six injuries occurred, with reports of white women insulted and bombings at a cafe two laundries and the waterfront. Officials fear further incidents and secret conferences continue without result.
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Edmund A. Chester
Havana
Mumberto de Cardenas
Alma Mater
Sumner Welles
Cuba
United States
Solons Make Dry Rivers Wet For Fishing In S C
In Ridgeland South Carolina the Coosawhatchie river, once dry, is revived after six artesian wells are dug in Jasper county producing a steady water flow. Senators Purdy and Lightsey push further wells along the bed, ensuring a permanent supply of water and fish according to state game warden A A Richardson.
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Ridgeland
8. C
H. K. Purdy
Purdy
Jasper County
Coosawhatchie
Hampton County
W. H. Lightsey
Lightsey
A. A. Richardson
Mightsey
Pardon Hearing Considers Langley Case Progress
Asheville Oct 7 A new evidence batch in the Langley pardon inquiry was heard by Pardon Commissioner Edwin Gill. The four hour session followed a Wilmington hearing where relatives offered alibi proof. A bribery claim involving Solictor Nettles was raised by Robert Williams but Gill found no proof of tampering. Langley, once sentenced to death for killing Russell, had his sentence commuted to life. Commissioner Gill will review further evidence before ruling.
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Asheville
Gus Langley
Edwin Gill
Wilmington
Langley
Zeb V. Nettles
Robert R. Williams
L. G. Russell
Williams
Nettles
Clifford Weyman
Gill
Facta
Weyman
New Jersey
Russell
Ehringhaus
Explosion kills man and injures brother at mine site
Eight sticks of dynamite exploded at the Johnson Cove feld spar mine near Burnsville killing Claude Boone and seriously injuring his brother Robert. In Raleigh I M Bailey was elected president of the North Carolina State Bar and council members were sworn in.
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Burnsville
Johnson Cove
Here
Claude Boone
Robert
Gas tonia cotton broker injured in crash near town
Serious injuries reported for Dave Matthews a cotton broker after his car collided with a telephone pole near Gastonia according to local authorities.
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Gastonia
Dave Matthews
Here
MKE HITS TROLLEY CHARLOTTE IN BIKE CRASH
Irwin Mc Corkle a Charlotte youth was seriously injured when his bicycle collided with a street car and he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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MKE
Trolley
Charlotte
Irwin Mc Corkle
North Carolina News Spotlight Covers Crime Motive Wrecks
Crime and motor fatalities dominated state news this week while tobacco issues lingered as Governor Whiringhaus awaited word from Washington on a price deal. Other items include Birth of twins near Raleigh, a birthday hike, Edna Taylor crowned Miss North Carolina, and a Henderson kidnapping trial amid a legislative witness claim.
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Paul Barkley
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina
Farméra
Whringhaus
Washington
W. C. Westbrook
New Bern
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Machine Gun) Kelly
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