Urschel Kidnaping Trial Opens As Kellys Face Defense
Oklahoma City dispatch reports George Machine Gun Kelly and Kathryn Kelly go on trial in the Urschel kidnaping case. Earlier, seven co defendants received life sentences and were moved to Leavenworth. a guard altercation occurred as the couple entered the federal building.
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Urschel
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
George
Federal
Leavenworth
Kas
Edgar
Vaught
Pals
Kansas City
Frank Nash
Nash
Bailey
Okla
Kelly
J. C. White
Department of Justice
Herbert K. Hyde
Harvey Batley
Albert Bates
R. G. Shannon
Kelley
J. B. Brooks
James Mathers
Tobacco contract delay extends market agreement
Washington officials postponed announcing a marketing agreement for flue cured tobacco to allow further farm administration review. The delay aims to add security and assurances before the contract is finalized.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Senate Rejects Philippine Independence Terms
The senate tonight rejected the independence proposal presented by Congress. It would have granted insular freedom in ten years, restricted imports to the United States during the interim, and maintained American military reservations in the islands.
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VI. S
Manila
Senate
Congress
United States
Ramsay to Seek NLRB Inquiry Over Weir Threats
Representative Ramsay said he would ask the National Labor Relations Board to probe reports that ER T Weir head of National Steel threatened to shoot some of the 11000 workers on strike at the Weirton West Virginia plants.
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Washington
Ramsay
D-W. Va
National Labor Board
The
NRA
ER. T. Weir
National Steel Corporation
Weirton
W. Va
Kidnap Reported in Hammond Case Of Eight Year Old
State police said two men and a woman abducted eight year old Raymond Jacquith from a village school in Hammond near Ogdensburg. Authorities issued a lookout and urged public assistance.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Raymond Jacquith
Hammond
Mary Pickford to File Divorce from Fairbanks in Juarez
Divorce lawyer Duis A Trias said Mary Pickford will file suit for divorce from Douglas Fairbanks in Juarez Mexico within about two weeks. He cites incompatibility as the reason.
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Mary
Paso
Tex
Duis A. Trias
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Juarez
Mex
Terry Signs Up New York Giants Player Manager
Bill Terry, who led the Giants to the world championship in his first full year as manager, signed a five year contract reportedly worth 40 000 dollars per season.
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Terry
New York
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Officers Seek Negro In Tarboro Slaying
Tarboro officials issued a warrant for 14 year old William Praughn a Black resident of the township charged with shooting his wife to death Saturday night.
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Tarboro
William Praughn
Eleven Deaths From Weekend Auto Accidents In North Carolina
North Carolina reported eleven fatalities from weekend car crashes with eight deaths on Sunday and many injuries. Western NC saw the heaviest wrecks including deaths near Marion Morganton and Burlington and a child’s death in Goldston.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
E. B. Lefevere
Glen Alpine
Floyd Connelly
Morganton
Catawba River
Highway 10
Marion
Lefevere
Kerry Bay
Gastonia
Nebo
Frasier Chapman
Hurke County
NRA Requests Frank Graham Leave UNC to Lead Recovery Plan
The National Recovery Administration asked Governor Ehringhaus to release Frank Porter Graham of the University of North Carolina to direct an economic educational plan for consumers nationwide. General Hugh S. Johnson called the move the most important public relations effort for the recovery program.
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Raleigh
National Recovery Administration
Washington
Ehringhaus
Frank Porter Graham
University of North Carolina
United States
Hugh 8. Johnson
Ebringhaus
Graham
Board of Trustees
Chapel Hill
General Johnson
Doctor Graham
Frank Graham
North Carolina University
No individual as funny as a nation in diplomacy
Santa Monica column mocks international politics with imagined Argentine and Brazilian military display, cautioning against pretended goodwill as nations arm themselves and plan rhetoric around diplomacy. The writer contrasts joking travel theatrics with real weapons and meetings, noting the danger of empty speeches.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Brazil
Lynching of Bennie Thompson Reported in South Carolina
Ninety six year old Oct 9 report states Bennie Thompson, a Negro, was taken from a jail by a mob, beaten to death, and left on a highway near Newberry. Burley Leopard, who reported threats, was arrested as authorities investigate the jail break and drag marks at the scene.
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Bennie Thompson
Sherif E. M. White
Burley Leopard
Sheriff White
Leopard
Thompson
Newberry
White
Trade Commission Recognizes Roosevelt Removal Of Humphrey
The Federal Trade Commission met to formally recognize President Roosevelt's order removing William E. Humphrey from the commission. Humphrey attended, contesting the action and signaling plans to sue for his salary and seek court action to maintain his office.
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Trade Commission
Humphrey
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt
William E. Humphrey
Commission
Disarmament talks resume under U S led effort at Geneva
The Geneva confer ence entered a new phase with Germany invited to join 5 power talks on equal footing. The steering committee set October 16 to resume full negotiations as Boncour and Nadolny planned further talks before nightfall. Britain’s Arthur Henderson urged broad discussions while Germany signaled limits on armament cuts, seeking a future multilateral pledge to remove heavy arms.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
Geneva
Germany
Joseph Paul Boncour
France
Rudolf Nadolny
Norman H. Davis
Arthur Henderson
Great Britain
Berlin
Boet
Reich
Public Works Chief Urges North Carolina Expedited Highway Projects
Public Works Administrator Ickes wired Governor Ehringhaus urging faster processing of recovery highway projects in North Carolina. He noted the $9.5 million allotment but only 68 projects approved at $2.5 million by October 6, warning of delays between approval and actual implementation.
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Washington
Ickes
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Cotton crop estimate predicts big increase this year
The federal crop reporting board raised its forecast to about 12.885 million bales, up from 12.414 million, with Texas leading gains. US harvest area totals 30,036,000 acres. average lint yield projected at 205.2 pounds per acre, well above 1932 and the 1922–31 period. Foreign prospects also improve, Egypt up 63.4 percent from last year.
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Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Farm Adjustment Administration
Census Bureau
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Farm Administration
Crop Reporting Board
Egypt
India
United States
Mars Hill to Observe Founders Day 77th Birthday
Mars Hill college will observe its 77th Founders Day on October 12 with a campus program marking the institution's birthday and honoring its founders.
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Mars Hill
Mars Hill College
British Sub I-26 Blows Up in Campbellown Harbor
An explosion and fire aboard the British submarine I-26 at Campbeltown Harbor Scotland on October 9 killed two and seriously injured 14. Investigators work to determine the cause as the vessel, sister to I-24 and near the autumn maneuvers after being grounded on Kintyre rocks, was refloated and underway.
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B.C. Pugh
Campbeltown Harbor
Scotland
Portland
Kintyre
Call Troops Out In Steel Strike Areas
Thousands of western Pennsylvania coal miners return to work as the United Mine Workers report about half the 75 000 strikers back in pits. In Indiana state troops move to calm clashes after bombings and disorder near the Starburn mine as governor McNutt orders 300 guards to the mining district.
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L. R. Lingren
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers of America
President Roosevelt
Fayette County
H. C. Fr
Sullivan
Ind
Sullivan County
Nation
Hymera
Starburn
Sheilburn
Frank Stalder
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana National Guard
Terre Haute
National Guard
Attica
Martinsville
Evansville
D. Wray DePrez
Shelbyville
76Th Infantry
Socialist Leader Morris Hillquit Dies in New York
Morris Hillquit, longtime national chairman of the Socialist Party, died Saturday night in New York at age 64, hours after dictating a letter to the party's executive committee in Chicago. He had previously received the largest vote ever cast for a socialist in a New York City election.
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New York
Morris Hillquit
New York City
Socialist Party
Chicago
American Housewives Urged to Buy Now in Drive for Recovery
AP reports NEA's buy now campaign targets the American housewife, who controls most family spending. Hugh Johnson urges shoppers to buy to boost payrolls and sustain the recovery, noting added store promotions and government backing. He warns rising prices accompany economic improvement.
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Washington, Vol. B
NEA
Hugh
Johnson
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