French Alarm Over Belgian Stand Raises Security Stakes
Paris reports French concern over King Leopold's pledge to avoid entanglements while Belgium seeks to frame a new European security approach. Officials weigh whether this signals policy shift or mere clarification of existing pacts with Locarno and the League of Nations. Belgium faces questions on its pact with France and future discussions.
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Paris
Leopold
London
Belgium
Baron Cartier de Marchienne
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
Brussels
France
League of Nations
Rhineland
Germany
Italy
Bertinax
Echo de Paris
Pertinax
Landon Will Go West Roosevelt Enters Ohio
President Roosevelt pushes campaign into Ohio with seven speeches as Landon plans a California dash from Token to Los Angeles. Du Ponts claim GOP donations total 383000 through Sept 30 and attack the New Deal. Campaign voices include Wallace Knox Coughlin Ryan Thomas all mixed on relief, policy, and democracy in America.
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Landon
Roosevelt
Ohio
Detroit
Los Angeles
Associated Press
California
Mr. Roosevelt
Topken
Lakes
Illinois
New Deal
du Pont
Republican
Guffey
D.- Pa
du Ponts
Lammet du Pont
Pierre
Wallace
Eaton
Bradley Gives Up Faces Fraud Count
Benjamin R. Bradley, sought for over a year on mail fraud in the $700 000 failure of the American Bond and Share corporation, surrendered to District Attorney Lawrence S. Camp in Atlanta. He said he was tired of running around.
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Atlanta
Benjamin R. Bradley
American Bond and Share Corporation
Lawrence S. Camp
Weather Brief for North and South Carolina and Coastal Winds
The forecast notes rain this afternoon and tonight across North and South Carolina with partly cloudy skies Saturday. Cooler conditions are expected Saturday night, especially in the west. Fresh to strong east to southeast winds along the coast from Hatteras to Jacksonville, diminishing by morning, with variable winds inland and overcast rain and squalls in the north and central portions tonight. Saturday spans partly overcast skies with cooler conditions inland and along the coast.
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North Carolina
Minn
South Carolina
Coughlin Sought for Removal From NUSJ in Suit
John H. O'Donnell of Pittsburgh filed in Wayne county circuit court to remove Rev. Charles E. Coughlin from the National Union for Social Justice and to appoint a receiver. He cites mismanagement and deceit by Coughlin and six trustees including Marie Rhodes and Dorothy Rhodes, alleging despotic control and self serving actions. The suit cites the Cleveland convention where Coughlin supported William Lemke and O'Donnell dissented and left the floor.
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Detroit
John H. O'Donnell
Pittsburgh
National Union For Social Justice
Wayne County
Charles E. Coughlin
O'Donnell
National Union
Father Coughlin
Royal Oak
Mich
Alves
Coughlin
B. F.stephenson
Marie W. Rhodes
Jugenia Burke
Dorothy Rhodes
Perrin Schwartz
Robert. O’brien
Roya Jak
Michigan
NST
National Unio
Cleveland
William Lemke
Union Party
O'Donnel
Lemke
Will Wally Simpson Attend King Edward's Sandringham House Party
London gossip centers on Mrs. Grnest Simpson's divorce suit against her husband. Attor neys prepare documents for an Ipswich hearing at the assizes beginning in October. Wally, born Wallis Warfield of Baltimore, minds details of Cumberland Terrace while a Norwich judge will set the divorce hearing date.
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London
Mayfair
Grnest
Wally) Simpson
Wally
Edward
Sandringham
Royal Country
King George
Simpson
Wallis * Warfield
Baltimore
Ipswich
Cumberland Terrace
Buckngham Palace
Norwich Assizes
Simpon
False Economy Blamed For Death Toll In Luzon Typhoon
Manila Philippines October 16 President Quezon blamed false economy in government for part of the heavy death toll from a typhoon and floods that hit northern Luzon. 546 known dead and 1,045 missing as three day storm damaged river dykes. He said $500,000 would fix dykes now versus $40,000 to $75,000 yearly to maintain.
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Manila
P. L
Manel Quezon
Luzon
Quezon
Commonwealth
Clevenger Seeks 90000 in Suit Over Hotel Death
Asheville October 16 The murder of Helen Clevenger 18 year old college girl three months ago becomes the basis of a 90000 damage suit against the Battery Park hotel. Administrator C B Clevenger files the action alleging the hotel failed to guard entrances and kept pass keys indiscriminately enabling intruders to enter. The case cites a second floor neglect and ignored screams as factors in the death. Miss Clevenger had been visiting from Staten Island New York with Prof W L Clevenger when killed.
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Asheville
Helen Clevenger
C. B. Clevenger
New York University
Battery Park
Martin Moore
Laurence E. Brown
Miss Clevenger
Great Kills
Staten Island N. Y
W. L. Clevenger
Seamen's Strike Is Again Averted in Coastwide Tensions
San Francisco reports a second truce period to negotiate maritime labor disputes. Employers accept an indefinite lull while unions limit the truce to October 26 as U S Maritime Commission representatives delay strike votes. The move aims to prevent a coastwide shutdown of shipping.
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San Francisco
United States Maritime Commission
Carnival at High Point College Postponed to Next Week
The Woman's Athletic Association carnival at High Point College tonight has been postponed due to rain. Miss Sidney Brame, director of women's activities, said the event will likely be held next week.
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High Point College
Woman's Athletic Association
Sidney Brame
Woman's Ativities
Rights Liberties Of Citizens Threatened
RALEIGH October 16 Bureaucratic government in the United States threatens rights and liberties says Col O R McGuire general counsel to the comptroller general and Frederick W Stinchfield president American Bar Association The speakers warned bureaucratic hodgepodge of agencies could bewilder even lawyers and mayors fear bureaucratic expansion and power.
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Raleigh
Col. O. R. McGuire
Comptroller General of
United States
Frederick W. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
American Bar Association
North Carolina
McGuire
Institute For Government Research
Stinchfield
Colonel McGuire
Committee On Administrative Law
The
American Bar Asociation
State Bar, Inc
Vial Meracy
Graham Speaker at Dedication of Oakwood Memorial House
Kent Frank P. Graham told UNC dedicatory crowd that a land without memories is a land without hope at the Oakwood cemetery House of Memory opening. He noted more than 2 000 North Carolina soldiers lie nearby and warned that war is often the worst way to settle disputes. Mrs. John W. Anderson and Mrs. Robert Harrelson attended with Col. J. W. Harrelson as master of ceremonies.
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Raleigh
Kent Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
House of Memory
Oakwood Cemetery
Graham
North Carolina
John W. Anderson
U.P. C
Robert Harrelson
Concord
J. W. Harrelson
N. C. State University
Junior High Ends Newspaper Drive Leader Announced
The Junior High campaign for The Junior Pointer subscriptions concluded with Miss Lu isle Brown in room 208 achieving the top total. Mrs. Fdna Ross in room 112 closely followed, both rooms reaching 100 percent sales and selling beyond their doors. Elizabeth Beaman in room 118 placed third with full participation, with Blanche Hansf in 111, Mrs. Robert Davis in 104, and Nell Poole in 3 also among high sellers.
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Junior Pointer
Luisle Brown
Fdna Ross
Elizabeth Beaman
Blanche Hansf
Robert Davis
Nell Poole
TVA Loses Court Fight For Dismissal Of Suits
Federal Judge John Gore overruled TVA motion to dismiss suits filed by 19 power companies. He held the case falls under federal jurisdiction despite challenges to the TVA act. The ruling allows suit in this court while noting TVA may be sued where illegal acts occur.
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Nashville, Tenn
John Gore
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Power Companies
Chancery Court
Knoxville
Federal District Court
Alabama
Congress
Roads blocked by rising mountain streams after rains
Flooded mountain streams from heavy rains closed multiple highways around Asheville. A crash injured Mrs. Hugh Tate after a car left the road near Greenlea. her brother R L Greenlea escaped injury. The French Broad and Cane River rose high, with Marshall and Marion area roads detoured or submerged.
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Asheville
Hugh Tate
Greenlea
Greenlee
Rutherfordton
Here
Erwin
Tenn
Marion
Asheville- Candler
Tax experts weigh tax exemption for corporate plant spending
Congressional specialists in internal revenue studies consider proposals to exempt money used for expanding a corporation’s physical plant from taxation. They oppose excluding debt payments, warning firms may incur artificial debts to dodge taxes. Jesse H. Jones supports plant modernization and Roosevelt renewal measures, urging act amendments to encourage modernization and reconstruction.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Morgenthau
Jesse H. Jones
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Roosevelt
Negro Found Dead Near Perry Street
Clarence Williams, a Black man, was found dead in a field off Perry Street this afternoon near 4 o clock. City physician Dr. W J McAnally was summoned. cause of death was not yet determined as the Enterprise went to press.
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Clarence Williams
Perry Street
Enterprise
W. J. McAnally
College Student Dies In Accident At Washington and Lee
William Latus, 19, a sophomore at Washington and Lee University and son of a New York banker, was killed in an early morning car crash near Lexington Virginia. Companion Thomas B. Cottingham of Philadelphia was hospitalized. The pair, both Pi Kappa chapter members, were reportedly en route to Lynchburg.
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Lexington
William Latus
Washington and Lee ,University
New York
Thomas B. Cottingham
Philadelphia
Lynchburg
Pi Kappa _ fraternity
Washington and Lee
Germany seeks debt relief and debt restructuring
Berlin reports financial experts will push for further reduction of Germanys large foreign debt and delay devaluation of the mark. About 40 percent of long term notes and 25 percent of short term are held by the United States. Devaluation linked to cuts may be deferred until a debt conference in Berlin next February. Reichsbank chief Schacht aims to secure revised interest and debt terms to protect exports from other nations currency moves.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Reichsbank
Hjalmar Schacht
Rudolf Kicke
Norwegian steamer leaves port with aid for Madrid war
A Norwegian steamer carrying ammunition for the Spanish government departed from a Russian port as Madrid faces a renewed Francoist assault. Stalin pledges aid to Madrid while Largo Caballero leads as supreme chief of the rebel forces. Insurgent advances reach near Naval Carnero and Brunete as Franco’s army tightens the noose.
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Madrid
Council of War Commissars
Joseph Stalin
Francisco Largo Gaballero
Spain
Russia
Mentrida
Chapineria
Navas del Rey
Valdemaqueda
Aldea del Fresno
Naval Carnero
Maquedan
Brunete
Prelagos
Alberche
Emilio Mola
Francisco Franco
Toledo
Pin Boards Are Ordered Seized In Wayne County
Superior Court Judge E H Cranmer ordered Sheriff Paul Garison to seize all pin boards punch boards and similar devices in Wayne County and hold them until the November term for possible use in criminal cases. Officers said they had no reports of such devices being operated, except punch boards.
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Goldsboro
Superior Court
E. H. Cranmer
Paul Garison
Wayne County
High Point Winston-Salem High School Tilt Called Off
The high school football game between High Point and Winston-Salem was cancelled for tonight in Winston-Salem and rescheduled to Monday night in the same city.
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St. Louis
John A. Ryan
Catholic University
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Curley
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Charlotte
Weather Bureau
Augusta
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Jacksonville
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Peeeeres
Little Rock
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Eae Fae
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