Roosevelt Moves to Remove Trade Commissioner Humphrey
President Roosevelt orders William E. Humphrey removed from the Federal Trade Commission after weeks of conflict. The White House appoints George C. Matthews to replace him as part of a broader agency reorganization.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Humphrey
White House
George C. Matthews
Wisconsin
Public Service Commission
Matthews
Hoover
Giants Win Fifth Series Game In Extra Innings
The New York Giants defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 3 in ten innings at Griffith Stadium to clinch the World Series four games to one. Ott hit the decisive homer in the 10th after a controversial ruling reversal, sealing the comeback on the road.
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Giants
Nuts
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Clark Griffith Stadium
Washington
New York Giants
Washington Senators
Bailey And Pals Given Life Terms
Oklahoma City October 7. Harvey Bailey Albert Bates and Mr and Mrs R G Shannon received life terms under the new federal kidnapping law for the Urschel kidnapping. Armon Shannon got a ten year suspended sentence. Two Minneapolis men Edward Berman and Clifford Skelly were jailed five years. Kelly and Kathryn Kelly pleaded not guilty to second time.
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Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Desperado
Albert Bates
Denver
R. G. Shannon
Texas
Charles F. Urschel
Edgar S. Vaught
Armon Shannon
Paraside
Tex
Urschel
Minneapolis
Edward Berman
Clifford Skelly
J. B. Dudley
Federal Building
Arachel
Bates
George
Kelly
Batley
Grover C. Bevill
Airmen Killed as Auto Crashes During Buckingham Guard Rite
London October 7 AP A car veered into spectators during the Buckingham Palace changing of the guard killing three Royal Air Force aircraftmen from Andover and injuring four others. Driver F H Hills 45 lost control on Constitution Hill. The band paused briefly as ambulances rushed to the crowd.
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Buckingham Palace
Palace
George
F. H. Hills
Hills
Royal Air
Constitution Hill
Hyde Park Corner
Lottery trial extended in Charlotte murder case
Six men charged with the first degree murder of lottery operator H. Williams had the Charlotte jury extend into next week as no afternoon session was held. The case will resume Monday after a unanimous decision to stop for the day. In Macon Georgia, Mr and Mrs Maxey and their five year old son were seriously injured when their car plunged over a 15 foot embankment near Hoberta doctors cited steering failure.
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H. Williams
Asheville
Macon
Maxey
N. C
Hoberta
Asheville Officer Killed in City Murder
Major H. Woorley a 47 year old Asheville policeman was killed around five this afternoon. Clarence Peterson a 20 year old independent painting contractor was arrested by sheriff's forces and charged with the murder.
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Asheville
H. Woorley
Clarance Peterson
Changes in Cuba Foresee Cabinet Shifts Amid Havana Turmoil
In Havana on Oct 7 reports hint at impending cabinet changes as factions backing and opposing President Ramon Grau San Martin negotiate secretly. The National hotel reopens damaged after Monday’s bloodied clash between former army and navy officers and soldiers, with guards on the damaged floors. Pan American Airways workers strike at Nazvitas persists, while Bethlehem line tensions rise as an army sergeant orders workers to meet demands within 24 hours. Army headquarters denies a detachment was sent interior though civilians report seeing troops with machine guns depart by train.
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National Hotel
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Navy
Pan-American Airways
Nazvitas
Bethlehem
Daiquiri
Slayer Potter denied bond by judge after habeas hearing
Clarence Potter 30 and three others are jailed in the Thomas Price slaying on Lickstone Mountain. Judge Melix Riley refused release after witnesses failed to prove an alibi. The group includes Dewey Potter 34 Wayne Potter 14 and Eric Ledford 22. Bond talks for Wayne followed with solicitor John M Queen deeming $500 too small.
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Clarence Potter
Thomas Price
Union Pacific Railroad
Melix Riley
Potter
Price
Lickstone Mountain
Dewey Potter
Wayne
Eric Ledford
Dewey
Clarence
Alley
Doyle D. Alley
Wayne Potter
John M. Queen
Potters
Prices Firm Upon Eastern Markets
The Farmville and Washington markets in eastern North Carolina closed the week with leaf grade prices firm and logs slightly higher. Compared with last week, most grades showed higher averages, while good to fair quality leaf grades averaged about 13 percent lower than last season on most grades.
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Raleigh
Farmville
Washington
North Carolina
Francis Ford Secures South Carolina Amateur Golf Title
Francis Ford of Charleston defeated Thad Street Jr to win the South Carolina amateur golf championship in Charleston. Ford, champion in 1990, won 4 and 3 in the eighteen hole final, succeeding W Hale of Columbia who did not enter.
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Charleston
8. C
Francis Ford
South Carolina
Thad Street, Jr
Ford
W. ©. Hale
Columbia
Tobacco growers face new hurdles in U S weed marketing pact
Washington reports ongoing talks over a weed agreement aimed at paying growers about 17 cents per pound for flue cured tobacco. Farmers confront objections on price increases and licensing scope as farm administration negotiates with domestic manufacturers.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Carolina
North Carolina Archaeological Society elects new president
Dr. Wallace F B Caldwell, professor of ancient history at the University of North Carolina, was elected president of the Archaeological Society of North Carolina at its fall meeting in Asheville. He succeeds Dr. Douglas L Rights of Winston-Salem.
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Asheville
Wallace FB. Caldwell
University of North Carolina
Archaeological Society of North Carolina
Douglas L. Rights
Winston-Salem
Chicago mail robbery gang finally brought to light
Twenty people detained across six cities as federal agents recover 150000 in bonds and hunt remaining 50000 worth of securities from the Chicago post office robbery. The Lebensberger case ties to Boss McLaughlin and Joe Sans with suspects held in Denver New York and elsewhere as the sprawling syndicate collapses.
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Edgar Lebensberger
Bandit Quintet
Lebensberger
John J
McLaughlin
Joe Sans
Lake Shore
Walter Johnnson
McLaughlin and Sons
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