Partial NC coastal weather forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with slightly warmer conditions in the north and east. Northeasterly winds at Hatteras to Jacksonville, variable over extreme north, overcast at times tonight and Thursday. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras winds shift from west to southwest tonight, then become fresh on Thursday in the north, moderate east in the south. Weather fair tonight and Thursday.
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Deborel Allred's House Burns as Insurance Lapses
Granite Falls reports Deborel Allred's two story frame residence burned to the ground Monday. He said today the insurance on the structure had lapsed that day.
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Granite Falls
Deborel Allred
Columbus Names and Mis/Diverse Voyages Across the Atlantic
A historical sketch traces Christopher Columbus known as Cristobal Colon through his four voyages from 1492 to 1503. It notes he landed on San Salvador and visited multiple Caribbean islands while never setting foot on North or South America. It also covers the Papal and Spanish tribunals distinguishing Columbus from Colon and his will. It ends with a note on a separate item about chickens wearing green goggles at a summer camp to curb pecking.
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Attacks on Cardinal Innitzer Palaces Outpace Reports
Vatican circles say the assault on Theodore Cardinal Innitzer’s palace was more violent than reported. Cesare Orsenigo discussed the attack with the Cardinal, and early information indicates the mob violence and injuries were graver than news agencies described.
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Cesare Orsenigo
Germany
Orsenigo
Holy See
Germany to Seek Trade Deals With United States
Germany plans trade negotiations with the United States to capitalize on America’s raw materials. Economists estimate the German market could absorb millions of bales of cotton and large quantities of metals finished goods wheat lard canned meat and fruit. Walther Funk said he would begin talks upon returning to Berlin.
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United States
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Turkey
Reynolds Returns to Washington After Checkup
Reynolds United States Senator from Asheville North Carolina was en route to Washington today after a five day stay in Rochester Minnesota for a checkup.
Territorial territorial differences threaten tense Czechoslovak talks
Reported negotiations between Czechoslovakia and Hungary show both sides far apart over Magyar inhabited regions. Czechoslovakia offered 2,000 square miles from an 8,000 square mile claim, with some commission members predicting possible compromise. Border troops, Danube barriers, and demands over Bratislava Nitra Kassa Ungvar frame a volatile standoff.
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Danube River
New Orleans Man Held Over Anti Jewish Threat Card
Joseph Tahn Korff, 35, a German immigrant, was jailed in New Orleans on a charge of sending defamatory mail threats targeting Dr. Alton Ochsner of Tulane University. Bond set at $5,000. The card, signed as secretary of the League for the Restoration of Aryan Supremacy in America, warned Ochsner of being listed as Jewish if he did not prove otherwise. The suspect, not naturalized, arrived in the U.S. about ten years ago.
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Alton Ochsner
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R. H. Carter, Jr
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F. W. Peterson
Hahn-Korff
League For the
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Peterson
British Troops Kill Six Arabs in Holy Land Clash
British troops in punitive operations in the Holy Land killed six Arabs during a clash with terrorists in the Nablus district as they tried to demolish a house. Reinforcements and air support aided a 90 minute fight, with one British soldier dead and another seriously wounded.
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Holy Land
Nablus
Palestine
Royal Airforce
Celebration Marking UNC Laying of First Building Cornerstone
In Chapel Hill on October 12 the community observed the 145th anniversary of the cornerstone laying for the University of North Carolina's first building. The principal speaker was Mark Ethridge, general manager of the Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Louisville
Courier-Journal
25000 Apply For Charwomen Jobs In Washington
A large crowd of mostly African American women gathered at a Washington police station to qualify for federal charwoman jobs. Civil Service officials halted distribution of 1500 application blanks, fearing a riot as about 3000 stood in line at 3 am EST seeking $90 a month positions. Police restored order and officials announced no more blanks would be issued.
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Civil Service Commission
W. C. Hull
Commission
Birth Control Advocate Margaret Sanger to Speak at UNC
Mrs. Margaret Sanger, noted birth control advocate, will speak at the University of North Carolina Friday morning in Chapel Hill.
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Margaret Sanger
University of North Carolina
Wage study gauges new cotton textile minimums
An advisory Wage Hour committee, first under the new law, reviews current pay scales for 1,300,000 workers in the cotton textile industry. Revised earnings data, showing smaller regional gaps, will guide minimum wage recommendations likely by January or February after subcommittees classify 15 branches and determine jurisdiction.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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South
Donald M. Nelson
Chicago
Homer Martin Visits Ford in Cordial Labor Talks
Homer Martin meets Henry Ford and Harry Bennett in a cordial exchange focusing on labor issues, including a proposed 32 hour work week. Bennett defends nonhostile relations and recalls past incidents at Ford plants. Alfred Sloan reports GM upbeat about 1929 prospects and industry-wide optimism.
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Henry Ford
Martin
Harry Bennett
Ford Motor Co
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Bennett
UAW
Ford Company
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corp
Sloan
State and Party Leaders Address Democratic Women in Raleigh
In Raleigh on Saturday a statewide meeting of Democratic women will feature speakers including Governor Hoey, Jonathan Daniels of The Raleigh News and Observer, Mrs Dorothy McAllister, Mrs May Thompson Evans from national headquarters, A. D. Folger, and Miss Beatrice Cobb. Tea with Mrs Hoey planned for the afternoon.
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Raleigh News and Observer
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Truck share in vehicle taxes noted
Trucks account for about 18 percent of all motor vehicles and contribute 25 percent of all motor taxes, according to the figures.
Silencers Considered For Bombers At Fort Bragg
Army air corps officers at Fort Bragg say engine silencers on bombing planes may become necessary after civilian anti aircraft nets detect planes at all altitudes. The test noted high altitude detections, smoke screens, and searchlight limitations as crews attempt to gauge defense effectiveness.
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Fort Bragg
Army Air Corps
North Carolina
Smoke Screen’s Failure Studied at Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg investigators studied a night test where nine Langley Field attack planes attempted a smoke screen to blanket a bombardment. Ground observers did not see the planes, while some spoke of distant high altitude smoke. It is unclear if timing or placement caused the failure.
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Air Corps Board
Langley Field
Fort Bragg
Fort Bra
Blackout Test Planned for Eastern North Carolina Region
Defense officials describe the upcoming blackout as the greatest test yet of interceptors and air defense. Lights will go out tomorrow night across Fort Bragg and numerous towns in a civilian network area serving about 650000 residents over roughly 8000 square miles after an official warning.
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