Arrest of textile investigator sparks debate on justice
Walter P. Stacey defends due process after Roland Gibson, accused of sedition and impersonating a board agent, is connected to a Rutherfordton case. The text stresses careful investigation, accountability, and the need to prosecute if guilty while avoiding abuse by any party.
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IEF
Walter P. Stacey
Textile Labor Relations Board
Washington
Judge Stacey
Roland Gibson
United Textile Workers Union
Cliffside
Rutherfordton
Gibson
Dartmouth University
Fairchild Publications
Stacy
Ruthefordton
Caution and Permanency for the New Deal
The Roosevelt administration signals a shift toward slower, more cautious policy moves. The recovery board plans measured actions, delaying steps that could be rescinded later. Indications point to revisions to curb central Washington control and halt regimentation while preserving core New Deal goals.
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Roosevelt
Recovery Board
Washington
Speedy justice urged after Hauptmann indictment
After a five hour grand jury session, Bruno Hauptmann is indicted for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping murder. Prosecutors stress swift trial to avoid delays that could cost lives and money, while Hauptmann awaits due process.
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Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Twenty Years of Peace for San Francisco Printers
The Printers Board of Trade hosts a celebration marking twenty years of harmonious accord between employers and workers in San Francisco's printing industry. The event underscores a belief that capital and labor must cooperate to prevent social upheaval and keep industry thriving.
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San Francisco
Printers’ Board of Trade
Gasoline price protests prompt state action talk
North Carolina faces continued gas price discrimination with prices higher in state than in nearby states. The Durham Sun and Charlotte News urge action, noting past freight-rate action and proposing state intervention, including highway commission involvement and possible city leases to curb oil company pricing.
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Durham Sun
Ehringhaus
The
Charlotte News
North Carolina
Highway Commission
Charlotte
Gen Mitchell Triggers Debate With Aviation Comment
General William E. Mitchell again stirs controversy with remarks addressed to the Federal Aviation Commission. The outspoken officer offeres views likely to provoke strong reactions among officials and the public.
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Bruce Catton
William E. Mitchell
Iim
Federal Aviation Com
dirigibles debate fuels wartime planning and relief funding
The article discusses General Mitchell advocating a fleet of dirigibles and a broader reexamination of air power in modern warfare. It notes Akron’s loss as not fatal to airship potential, details federal relief needs, and considers a $2 billion public works appropriation to address unemployment and budget concerns.
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United States
Mitchell
Generl
Navy
Ickes
Congress
Revival Preacher Deems Opposition Cursed by God
The Fayetteville Observer quotes Rev. Mordecai F. Ham reporting that in three years no one has raised a hand against his campaigns and that such opponents are cursed by God. The piece endorses Ham as a truthful and unvindicated divine delivering comforting Christian assurance.
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Fayetteville
Mordecai F. Ham
Ham
Mattress relief plan sparks laughter and cost cuts
Fayetteville relief chief Harry Hopkins scales back mattress production from two and a quarter million to one million and offers free bedding only to families with no prospect of purchase. Mattress makers mock the plan while seeking to keep ticking on hand, and officials consider repurposing supplies for farmers.
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Hopkins
Fayetteville
Mr. Hopkins
Irving Berlin the Broadway Impresario and Legend
New York reports on Irving Berlin in the Broadway scene. The piece notes his fame wealth and private life with Ellin Mackay while contrasting legends about him with facts. It highlights his modest dining habits selective nightlife and enduring creative vitality.
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New York
Irving Berlin
Harlem
Ellin Mackay
Broadway
7Th Avenue
Minne Singing Promotes Park Avenue Cocktail Menu
A Park Avenue menu line touts a drink as smooth enough for a lady and strong enough for a man. It promises a velvety escape from stark realities, likening the experience to a moonbeam of romance.
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Minne
Park Avenue
Cat with pierced ears becomes shop’s long term resident
A cat on Baxter Street wears brass five and ten ear rings and has attached itself to an old clothes shop for two years. The animal refuses to allow removal of the ornaments, a sign of cruel humor misread as wit.
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Baxter Street
The Bronx Lindbergh Suspect Home Attracts Crowds
Reporter's visit to the Lindbergh case suspect's home shows a neighborhood under the glare of notoriety. Curious residents gather as souvenir hunters comb the area for keepsakes while a photographer hawks cards of the home.
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Bronx
Fights Last Night Spotlighting Lightweight and Welterweight Matchups
AP reports Everett Rightmire of Sioux City outpointed Johnny Fitzpatrick in New York. Tony Zale from Gary defeated Jack Blackburne in a Chicago bout. In Pittsburgh Tait Littman edged Lou Brouillard while Mose Butch stopped Chalky in a 10-round affair.
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Chicago
Everett (Young) Rightmire
Sioux City
Johnny Fitzpatrick
New York
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Jack Blackburne
Pittsburgh
Tait Littman
Milwaukee
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mass
Mose Butch
Chalky Es
Los Angeles
Modern Etiquette Q and A by Roberta Lee
An etiquette column answers common manners questions. It advises against smoking in a closed car due to other passengers, urges prompt letter acknowledgment for busy people, and states bread and butter plates should be cleared before dessert.
Daily Lessons In English From W. L. Gordon
Word usage notes and spelling tips. Misused terms include carton versus cartoon and vessel pronunciation. The lesson defines concomitant as that which accompanies and cites a South quote on ingratitude.
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W. L. Gordon
Look and Learn Look and Learn Quiz Answers
Famous composer Schumann ruined his hands from over practice. Dunk comes from German tunken meaning to dip. The Amazon River is navigable about 2,800 miles. It took 13 months for enough states to ratify the 18th Amendment. Italy's chief seaport is Naples.
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Amazon
Italy
Schumann
Naples
How to safely handle broken glass and bake a cake
The text advises disposing broken glass by burning it in a hot fire and warns against discarding into streets, vacant lots, or trash. It then begins a cake recipe recommending one cup of granulated sugar and one cup of milk, followed by an instruction for flour and baking, but the details are incomplete.
Wife of Wake Forest Coach Dies at 30
Mrs. James H. Weaver the wife of Wake Forest head football coach died at a Raleigh hospital after a few days illness. She was 30 and survived by her husband her parents Rev and Mrs J N Wooten of Luftin Texas and a brother. Funeral services were held with Rev Allen Easley officiating. Pallbearers were varsity players.
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Wake Forest
James H. Weaver
Weaver
Raleigh
N. C. State
Murray Greason
Deacons
How to Dry China Dishes After Washing
A reader asks about drying china dishes. The answer: drain by placing them in a wire basket, rinse with hot water, then place on a warm stove or radiator to dry.
Peterson's Ointment for piles advertisement notice
Pile sufferers urged to use Peterson's Ointment for itching and pain relief. Ad claims immediate relief and widespread testing, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Available in a handy tube for a low price at druggists.
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Peterson
Reform Style Revival Spreads in London West End
The revival of high collars and black stocks returns to London’s fashionable West End as critics protest the rigid garb. In Idaho, 72 landist fields are nearing completion through CWA projects, reflecting wartime era infrastructure efforts.
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London
West End
Idaho
CWA
Malaria Warning and Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
Shivering with chills and fever signal malaria, a blood infection threatening health. The remedy emphasizes two goals: destroy the infection in blood and build blood strength, claiming Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic provides relief at a stated price.
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Grove
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