Roosevelt Attacks Fairy Tales By GOP Leaders In Kansas
President Roosevelt, campaigning in Lawrence, accuses Republican leaders of spreading political bedtime stories and fear of the New Deal to widen class conflicts. He defends his program on economic security and religious freedom, says the nation is recovering, and plans a brief Kansas City stop.
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German protests over Thorez speech insult to Hitler
The German embassy filed an oral protest with France over alleged remarks by Maurice Thorez at Strasbourg. Paris pledged to forward the Nazi objection to Premier Blum and Foreign Minister Delbos. Berlin expects an early French government reply as it protests Thorez rallies in Alsace Lorraine.
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Morgenthau Proposes New Gold Standard For Trade
Morgenthau announces a new kind of gold standard aimed at normalizing trade relations. Britain France and the United States implement a three power pact to curb currency speculation, stabilize exchanges and enable free gold movement among the three governments. The agreement restricts gold exports and bans purchases by nonparticipants while inviting others to join the gold bloc. Morgenthau calls this a long term step toward stability following France’s earlier devaluation and a priorGentlemen’s agreement.
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Loyalist planes bomb insurgents refuses surrender talks
Insurgent Spanish officers in Salamanca headquarters said several Madrid chiefs sought concessions in exchange for rapid surrender of the capital. They flatly refused to deal with the government authorities.
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Midwest campaigns clash over relief and security
Presidential contenders visited multiple states to push relief and economic security plans. Landon urged federal grants to aid states with minimal spoilsman influence, while Roosevelt framed the western growth as old age security.
British Cabinet Studies Rioting in London and Liverpool
October 13 report says Prime Minister Baldwin's ministers met to discuss measures to quell demonstrations that caused terror in the East End and at Liverpool. Police prepared a full report for the cabinet after two Sundays of clashes involving fascists and leftists and property damage.
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Former Superior Court Judge Dies in Oxford
OXFORD Oct 13. Augustus W Graham 87 former superior court judge and a member of the state house in 1909 died at home here last night. Funeral services set for Wednesday afternoon. Graham lived in Orange county 1885 and served Granville's representative in the legislature from 1901 to 1909. He was county Democratic chairman in Orange and chaired the Granville county board of education. He also led a board of arbitration on the Maryland Virginia boundary years ago.
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Grissom Attacks Elections and Tax Stance in Speech
Republican gubernatorial candidate Grissom told a near full junior high auditorium that the Democratic party has strayed from Jeffersonian principles and that the state cheers a call to return to those values. Gilliam Grissom urged voters to favor Republican aims and questioned current government policy.
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Republican rally marks campaign opening in Guilford County
C N Cox introduced the Republican candidate with Horace S Haworth presiding. Willis Slane and several county candidates joined Hon Grissom who declared Guilford County has given the party up to 7000 majority and can do it again. He condemned state election fraud and pledged to reject any dubious certificate if elected.
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Effort to Avert Pacific Coast Waterfront Strike
The maritime commission urged ship operators and unions to keep working under current agreements while it investigates. Rear Admiral Harry H. Hamlet would go to San Francisco to conduct on the ground inquiry. The commission stressed both sides must continue public obligations during the emergency.
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Lady Emma Morrison Dies in Ottawa at 60
Lady Emma Morrison widow of Major General Sid Edward Morrison died at her Ottawa home after a prolonged illness. She was 60 years old.
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Cliff Bolton Receives Full Share of Fourth Place Money
Washington October 13 Cliff Bolton catcher who left the Washington club last month for High Point N C was awarded a full share of fourth place money after Commissioner Landis ruled he was entitled to the same share as other regulars The vote sparked hot debate among Senators with many favoring a half share but Bolton will receive about 500 dollars due to the ruling
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Philippine Typhoon Death Toll Rises Across Luzon
Manila reports 193 dead and 654 missing from Luzon typhoon as floods recede. About 20 000 are homeless in Nueva Ecija province after a Pampanga river dike breached, washing away 50 houses and 10 lives. Officials warn lists will grow as relief searches continue. Disease fears loom in disaster zones north of Manila.
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Holton Named President of High Point Merchants
A. H. Holton owner of the Cut Rate Furniture company was elected to complete the unexpired term as president of the High Point Merchants Association after C. A. Kirkman resigned. Kirkman will remain on the board. Holton assumes duties immediately amid praise for the association’s strong finances and growth.
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Knox Plea to Forget Party Labels At Chapel Hill
Republican vice presidential nominee Col Frank Knox urged North Carolina voters to forget party labels as he opened a tour at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. He condemned Roosevelt policies for wasteful government and court coercion, calling for a return to a balanced system.
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Twin City Dentist Indicted By Jury
Forsyth grand jury returned a true bill of indictment against Dr. Ralph C Flowers and Le Roy Blackman for conspiracy assault and robbery with firearms in connection with a September 11 holdup at a dental supply house. Preliminary hearing waived. About $700 in gold allegedly taken.
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McNair Revokes Resignation as Pittsburgh Mayor
Pittsburgh on October 13 reports Mayor William N. McNair informed city council he has revoked his resignation. The action preserves his tenure amid local political developments and questions about his future leadership.
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William N. McNair
Labor Betrayed Landon Declares in Toledo Speech
Gov. Alf M. Landon told a Toledo audience that labor has false friends and warned against infiltrating party politics. He praised Samuel Gompers for safeguarding organized labor and emphasized opposition to limits on union organizing and free assembly. His Ohio swing closed his 26 electoral vote campaign tour.
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Knox Passes Through City Without Stop in Greensboro Visit
Republican supporters of Col. Frank Knox, candidate for vice president, failed to glimpse him as his train passed through the city near 1 PM. Knox dined onboard with party figures E. A. Wright Willis H. Slane and O. R. York. He appeared briefly in Greensboro and was slated for Salisbury and Statesville before moving by car to Asheville after a morning speech at UNC Chapel Hill.
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Smalley Seeks Divorce In Greensboro
Helen H Smalley filed for divorce from Gordon W Smalley in Greensboro on October 13 in Superior Court. The couple married December 28 1932 and have been separated for two years.
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Brooks attacks Landon at Forsyth rally in Winston-Salem
Aubrey L. Brooks of Greensboro charged that Governor Alf M. Landon has become an opportunist in a Forsyth county Democratic rally address. Brooks claimed Landon makes extravagant promises to Midwest farmers while asking if Roosevelt should be reelected, praising the president as a friend and political savior.
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Theatre Holdup Spurs Hunt For Brady Gang Members
An $6,000 Lyric Theater holdup in Indianapolis prompts state police and local officers to pursue three Brady gang members who escaped Hancock county jail. A masked robber forced manager Ted Nicholas to unlock the safe, taking weekend receipts as crowds fled unaware. Fingerprints will be checked against jailbreakers Alfred Brady James Dahhover and Clarence Shaffer Jr., all described as short, slight men about five six.
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Reforms Demanded By Jap Militarists
Tokyo report says Japanese militarists press for immediate administrative reforms in Hirota era government. A key proposal would create a cabinet general staff under a minister without portfolio to formulate national policy while other ministers carry out the plans.
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Local North and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Fair to partly cloudy conditions with cool, unsettled coastal pockets. North Carolina expects cooler nights and cloudier Wednesday with coastal showers possible. South Carolina sees similar patterns with light showers near the coast and warmer tones toward the interior. Northeast winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville bring moderate breeze and overcast skies.
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Weather Records For Cotton Areas At 6 A M
Official weather bureau data show the 24 hour temperatures and rainfall in major cotton growing regions and other areas ending at 6 a m. The report lists measured totals and conditions across districts.
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