French Rightists Said To Be Armed
Le Populaire charges Col Francois De La Rocque’s followers stockpiled about 1000 automatic rifles and tear gas bombs to arm so called shock brigades. Arms said to have been smuggled across Swiss and German borders with German weapons included. Russian plot claims tied to Maxim Litvinoff’s Paris presence and Thorez remarks.
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Leon Blum
le Populaire
Francois de la Rocque
Maxim Litvinoff
Ife
Croix de Feu
France
Littvinoff
Genoa
League of Naval Assembly
Figaro
Price fixing alleged by 10 turbine maker firms
The Federal Trade Commission accuses ten turbine generator and condenser makers of a price fixing scheme to monopolize business and deprive utilities and other buyers of competitive advantages. The complaint targets General Electric, Westinghouse, and others including Allis-Chalmers, Ingersoll Rand, Foster Wheeler, Worthington, and more across multiple states.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
United
General Electrica Westinghouse
Heat Change Institute
Headquar
New York
Allis-Chalmers Monitoring Company
Milwaukee
Lott Company
Jeannette, Pa
Worthington Pump and Machinery Corporation
Harrison, N. J
Inersoll
Supreme Court Hears Appeals From Fifth and Sixth Districts
Raleigh October 14 The high court continued to hear oral arguments on appeals from the fifth and sixth districts. Court officials said it was probable opinions would not be handed down until late.
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Raleigh
Te Supreme Court
Labor leaders discuss peace plan within fractured federation
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor map for peace in its divided ranks was examined by John L. Lewis allied unions led by Max Zaritsky and Philip Murray at UMW offices. William Green said a committee would begin negotiations without commitments after a long discussion of a peace conference to end the September insurrection.
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Bor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Max Zaritsky
Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers Union
Philip Murray
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Union
Millinery Workers Union
William Green
Federation
Zaritsaky
Craft
Diphtheria Cases Rise in North Carolina
Raleigh October 14 122 diphtheria cases were reported in the state for the week ending October 14 up from 112 the previous week. Health officer Dr Carl V Reynolds urged parents to immunize children and promised department support. Only 51 counties fully report health data.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Carl V. Reynolds
Raynolds
Loyalists Hold Off Rebel Attacks Near Madrid
Rebels claim gains near San Martin De Valdeiglesias as government forces report a final air and ground assault. Moscow issues a stern ultimatum while Madrid reports skirmishes and advances around Toledo and the Alcazar area.
Germany arms at rapid rate along borders
Berlin reports brisk fortification work as concrete gun bases rise on Helgoland Island off Schleswig. Labor accelerates on western and southeastern frontier defenses as Helgoland harbor construction continues after prior destruction.
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Germany
Berlin
Helgoland Island
Schleswig
Helgoland
Wing Of Plane Crumples Killing Three In Florida
A cabin monoplane crashed near Hilliard Florida after losing a wing killing three Daytona Beach men Ralph Green 35 real estate operator and pilot Robert Bond salesman in Green's office and Hearest McClelland 45 garage owner. They had taken off for Detroit from Daytona Beach airport and were near the Georgia Florida line when observers at a CCC camp saw a wing collapse. The craft fell low and did not burn. all aboard died at the scene.
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Hilliard
Fla
Daytona Beach
Ralph Green
Robert Bond
Green
Hearest McClelland
Detroit
Michim Green
Jacksonville
CCC
Storm Death Toll Rises Beyond Four Hundred in Philippines
The typhoon's death list reaches 408 with 600 missing. Reports from San Nancisco district in Zambales province note 150 miners drowned crossing a river. Maga lang in Pampanga reports ten drownings. Famine threatens survivors as relief efforts halt. vaccines urged for cholera and typhoid. Deaths per province include Nueva Ecija 115 and Zambales 41.
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San Nancisco
Zambalese
Manila
Magalang
Pampanga
Pampanga River
Neuva Ecija
Tarlac
Zambales
Pangasinan
Pampagna
Batangas
Salvation Army meeting to form Boys Clubs across Carolinas
Salvation Army officials from 35 towns in the Carolinas plan a November 11 High Point session to discuss local Boys' clubs and a two-state organization. Adjutant R M Cowan, a noted youth leader, aims to establish clubs and a Carolinas convention, possibly in spring. Charles Herbert Flowers, 18, A and T junior, arrested after trying to cash a forged check, confessed to stealing from mailboxes at the Greensboro Negro institution, facing multiple forgery and theft charges tied to $239.90.
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Salvation Army
Carolinas
High Point
Twotates
Adjutant R. M. Cowan
Citadel
Adjutant Cowan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charles Herbert Flowers
A. and
T. College
United States
Greensboro
Flowers
Federal
Guilford County
Post Office Department
Wadesboro
W. S. Lyon
Raleigh Man Is Sobered Up And Then Sentenced
P R Hamlet, 45, a former Raleigh real estate man, faced a four months prison term after pleading guilty to drunken driving in Wake Superior Court. Judge Walter L Small had to have Hamlet sobered with medicine before trial. He was brought to court on a capias but deemed too drunk for trial. sentenced late yesterday afternoon.
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Raleigh
P. R. Hamlet
Wake Superior
Walter L. Small
Hamlet
Doomed Men Lose In Supreme Court
Raleigh October 14 Reed Coffey and Evans Mac lost appeals from death sentences in state supreme court decisions. The court announced decisions on 36 cases with no error found in the capital cases. Coffey was convicted in Avery County of murder of Hardie Coffey and Macklin Convicted in Halifax of murder of Chief A P Moore of Scotland Neck.
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Raleigh
Wr —Reed Coffey
Evans Mac
State Supreme Court
Coffey
Avery County
Hardie Coffey
Macklin
Halifax
A. P. Moore
Scotland Neck
Campaign Pressures Build as Roosevelt Landson Campaigns Move On
President Roosevelt calls for broader opportunities for youth while Governor Landon attacks concentrated power in Washington. Ford backs London’s approach, Byrd supports Roosevelt, and major speeches unfold in St Louis Chicago Detroit Grand Rapids and Richmond as campaigns push on.
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Landon
Washington
Henry Ford
London
Byrd
D-Va
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Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Detroit
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Richmond
Jess Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ekins Far In Lead In Race Around World
H R Ekins of the New York World Telegram and Scripps Howard leads a journalist trio in the around the world race. The Hawaii Clipper landed at Guam at 2 50 a m EST and will resume at nightfall. Dorothy Kilgallen and Leo Kieran trail behind. The Dollar liner President Pierce carrying rivals is due to reach Manila tomorrow and depart Friday aboard the China Clipper. The China Clipper arrived at Guam on its westward flight with a news papermen group on a prior round trip New York to Manila.
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H. R. Ekins
New York World- Telegram
Scripps Howard
Hawaii
North American
Alliance
President Pierce
Manila
United States
Pan American
Guam
New York
Train Hits Car. Two Die in Sea Board Collision
At Lopeco eleven miles south of Beaufort South Carolina a car carrying Rev. A Lassard 67 and Mrs Eva Buckner 60 collided with a Sea board Air Line electric engine en route from Savannah to Charleston. Two died at the scene and four others were critically injured all members of Ridgeland Methodist church party en route to a zone missionary conference.
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W. J. Ellis
Ridgeland
Lafard
C. Bennett
Beaufort
Methodist Church
Witneses
Savannah
Charleston
W. D Ellis
Bennett
Walterboro
Ridgeland Hospital
Sassard
State Elector To Be Selected
J Wallace Winborne announced a special session of the state Democratic executive committee to name a presidential elector replacing D E Henderson who withdrew. Henderson cited ineligibility due to bankruptcy proceedings. committee to meet in the house of representatives hall at 1 oclock Tuesday night.
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Raleigh
J. Wallace Winborne
D. E
Zeke) Henderson
Charlotte
A. L. Bulwinkle
Gastonia
Winborne
Henderson
House of Representaives
Toronto Baby Race Still Termed Anybodys Money
Toronto renews dispute over Charles Vance Millars will which leaves a 10000 residue to the woman who bears the most children in ten years ending October 31. Mrs Matthew Kenney leads with 12 births, seven alive. others claim ten eligible children. legitimacy may not determine litigation as the will names mother not wife.
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Toronto
Charles Vance Millar
Matthew Kenney
Millar
Ultimatum Delivered in New Note on Spanish War
Soviet Russia demanded a virtual blockade of Portugal by British and French navies to halt arms for Spanish insurgents. Ambassador Maisky urged an early full meeting of the non intervention committee and warned of possible further steps if demands are not met.
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Thores
Strasbourg
Adolf Hitz
Maurice Thores
Ral
Rtg
Alsace-Lorraine
Cominun
Russian Community Party
Rganization
Mmunister
Figaro
Madrid
San Martin de Valdeiglesias
Russia
Europe
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Fort Douaumont
International Non-Intervention Committee
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Alcazar
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Portugal
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Spain
Ivan M. Maisky
Italy
Germany
Foreign Office
Lord Plymouth
Maisky
Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with possible mist or light showers along the immediate coast. Little temperature change expected. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras moderating to fresh on the north, fresh easterlies on the south, with overcast conditions tonight and Thursday.
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South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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