Directors Confirm Price As Head Of Fourth District Bank
Winston Salem Oct 12 Directors of the Fourth District Federal Home Loan Bank confirm Julian Price of Greensboro as President and plan to open the new bank Saturday. Stock sales exceed 100000 subscribed with over 200000 in assurances and expected to reach 500000 in 30 days.
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Price
Winston-Salem
N. C
Fourth District Federal Home Loan Bank
Julian Price
Greensboro
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Nathan Adams
Dallas
Tex
Central Board of Directors
Washington
J. A. C. Chandler
Williamsburg
Fourth District
F. Benbow
Ernest Woodruff
Atlanta
P. W. Spencer
Rock Hill
8. C
C. Cc. Duke
Baltimore
Roosevelt Reveals 3000 Mile Dixie Campaign Itinerary
Governor Roosevelt announces a 3000 mile campaign tour through 17 states including the south and border areas. The trip begins Oct 18 in Albany and ends Oct 26 in New York City with major speeches planned in Pittsburgh St Louis and Atlanta and stops in Rochester Buffalo Indianapolis Springfield Louisville and Raleigh among others.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York City
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Atlanta
Rochester
Buffalo
Wheeling
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Springfield
Southland
Louisville
Nashville
Warm Springs
Meeting of Trustees of Georgia
Warm Springs Foundation
Southern
Raleigh
North Carolina
Baltimore
R. F
District of Columbia
Englishwoman Wife of Tobacco Firm Head Murdered in Harbin
Mrs. C. T. Woodruff wife of a British American Tobacco Company official was shot dead by bandits on a main Harbin street while trying to shield her two sons. Her chauffeur was wounded, the children unharmed. American consul Hanson called for stronger police protection as Harbin faced renewed raids.
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Harbin
Manchuria
C. T. Woodruff
British-American Tobacco Company
Fierce Japanese Push In Manchuria Backs Chinese Resistance
In Mukden Manchuria October 12 fierce clashes mark the Japanese army drive against Chinese insurgents in the Tungpien area near Hatlung. A thousand Chinese fighters shouted Charge Kill Die and held briefly before heavy losses. Japanese claims include scarce casualties while reporting 250 spears rifles and swords captured. Additional clashes near Chow Wen-Chen left 33 Chinese dead and five Japanese wounded. American missionaries at Tunghua and Shinpin faced danger as evacuation messages were discussed. Monsignor Raymond Lane of Lawrence Massachusetts directs missionaries to stay until hostilities threaten their posts.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Tungpien
Hatlung
Chow Wen-Chen
Tunghua
Shinpin
Raymond Lane
Lawrence, Mass
Funshun
Lois Dowell Davis Granted Divorce After 31 Years
In Washington on October 12 Lois Dowell Davis won a divorce from James B Dowell after a 31 year marriage. Justice A B Hagner of the District of Columbia supreme court had previously noted an interlocutory decree was due in the case.
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Washington
Lois Dowell Davis
A. B. Hagner
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James B. Dowell
Uncle Joe’s New Horse Restores Family Hope
In Winston Salem a farmer, Uncle Joe, loses Old Sorrel, his last livelihood. Welfare workers provide groceries and a $10 payment for a younger horse. With Dobbin, the family gains work speed and income, aiming to finish paying the new horse soon.
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Winston-Salem
Uncle Joe
Sorre
City Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Dobbin
Two Widows Beaten to Death in Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania Mrs Nellie Tressier 45 and her mother Mrs Amanda Hartman 63 were found beaten to death in the Tressier home. Two Tressler children Sadie 11 and Billy 8 were badly beaten and taken to Connellsville state hospital with possible fatal injuries. Police report no motive or suspect and note the weapon is missing while the destitute family had no apparent defense.
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Connellsville
Nellie Tressier
Amanda Hartman
Tressier
Tressler
Sadie
Billy
Connellaville State Hospital
Coolidge Praises Hoover as Recovery Leader in Campaign Push
In New York Coolidge lauded President Hoover as the savior of the nation and signaled the campaign's final phase. He urged re election, framing Hoover as returning the country to economic stability after a period of disarray.
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Hoover
New York
Calvin Coolidge
New England
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Madison Square Garden
Witness Testimony Mounts in Maillefert Case at Trial
Prisoner Arthur Maillefert warned he would kill himself to avoid remaining a convict shortly before being found strangled in a sweat box. A fellow inmate testified two guards, including Capt. George W. Courson, allegedly used force to control him.
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Maillefert
Jacksonville
Fla
Arthur Maillefert
Herbert C. Romines
Oklahoma
Jersey
Romines
George W. Courson
Courson
George C. Gibbs
C. A. Arviett
Georgia Sees Boom Days In Textile Shoe Trade Revival
Georgia textile and shoe factories report rising production and pay. Callaway mills chain 400 more workers than 1928 29 boom. Bona-Allen Shoe and Harness adds 1 500 workers. Exposition Cotton and Fulton Bag mills boost payrolls. Exposition runs at 80 percent capacity. many plants operate day and night shifts behind orders.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Callaway Mills
Bona-Allen
Callaway
la Grange
Bona- Allen
Buford
Atlanta Woolen Mills
Exposition
Fulton Bag
Wellington, Sears and Company
Hasslein and Company, Inc
Alabama
Arrests at Virden massacre observance roil Taylorsville strike meet
National guardsmen raided the Taylorsville miners headquarters and arrested 600 to 700 strikers as they gathered to observe the Virden massacre anniversary. Troopers evacuated the hall to the courthouse and questioned each detainee while guards faced cheers and jeers from crowds outside. White-clad miners’ wives paraded nearby as tensions rose.
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Taylorsville
Ill
National
Christian County
C. J. Meacham
Capt. Meacham
Charles Wieneke
Virden
Tar Heel Slayer Lies Near Death in Asheville
Leo Franks 22 shot and believed to be dying after emergency brain surgery. He allegedly killed his sister in law Mrs Alonzo Franks and wounded the man’s wife, with testimony at the inquest detailing prior courting. A Madison county deputy sheriff guards the hospital while Franks fights for life.
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Asheville
Leo Franks
Franks
Alonzo Franks
Franka
Madison County
Marshall
Leo
Wall Street Closed for Columbus Day Observance
Wall Street and major exchanges and banks paused for Columbus Day in New York today. Markets abroad remained open while U S. trading resumes tomorrow with normal operations anticipated.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Hero Escapes Foreign Legion From Algeria To Gibraltar
Robert Young of Long Beach California escaped the French Foreign Legion in Algeria and reached Gibraltar after a five day trek via northern Algeria to Spanish Morocco. He swam the Melga river treacherous ford while a companion was killed by border guards. Young, 22, was wounded four times and decorated five times for bravery.
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Foreign Legion
Algeria
Robert Young
Long Beach
Call
Gibraltar
Spanish Morocco
Young
Treachers Maluva
North Carolina University Observes 139th Birthday
Chapel Hill observes the 139th birthday of the University of North Carolina founded in 1793. Memorial services honor two former presidents Dr Edwin Alderman and Dr George Winston. Walter Murphy to deliver Winston tribute and Dr H Co Noble to honor Alderman. Gov O Max Gardner to speak. alumni smoker scheduled for tonight.
Checks Mailed To Pay Creditors After Bank Closure
Checks to totaling 1440 dollars were mailed by the state banking department to creditors of the Bank of Badin which closed last May. About 100000 dollars were tied up in the bank and are affected by the receivership.
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Raleigh
Bank of Badin
State Banking Department
State Department asks Insull to surrender passport in Athens
The State Department urged Se in Athens to surrender his passport to prevent entry to other countries. Officials warned deportation could occur if he remains without papers, with possible return to Italy and U S extradition steps. Also, James E. Stewart arrived in Chicago to assist the federal probe into the Insull case.
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Washington
State Department
Athens
Insull
Greece
Italy
United States
Chicago
James E. Stewart
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Rainy memory prompts brotherhood and nostalgia
A brief line recalls rain never seen before by a story's narrator and the bond with a brother. The fragment hints at weather as a memory trigger and a personal, intimate moment.
Columbus Sails to Americas On 440th Anniversary
On the 440th anniversary of Columbus's voyage, reports recount the mutiny aboard the Santa Maria, land sighting near Watling Island, and Cuba and Hispaniola discoveries. Plans in Santo Domingo and Washington involve memorials and a lighthouse, with 21 republics and the United States contributing to a Pan American tribute.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gunahani Island
India
Christopher Columbus
Santa Maria
Canary Islands
Watling Island
Western Hemisphere
Americas
Columbus
Cuba
Haiti
Paris
Spain
Santo Domingo
New World
Pan-American Union
United States
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