Briand Urges Immediate Evacuation of Manchuria
In Geneva Briand submits a council resolution demanding Japan withdraw its troops from eastern Manchuria promptly to enable total evacuation before the next council meeting. Japan refuses to set a definite deadline while China seeks protection assurances for Japanese lives and property. The council adjourns as delegates study the proposals and await instructions from their governments.
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Geneva
Aristide Briand
League Council
Manchuria
Japan
League of Nations Council
Lindy and wife dock in Canada during homeward flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh reach Victoria by steamer and fly to Seattle in 46 minutes aboard a borrowed plane. They plan fuel stop at Boise before continuing to New York. They return to the United States after the death of Mrs Lindberghs father Senator Dwight W Morrow.
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Seattle
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
New York
Victoria
B. C
Boise
Ida
Customs and Immigration
United States
Lindbergh
Vance Breese
Lindberghs
Co-Op Cotton Men To Receive Better Price
North Carolina Cotton Growers Co operative members will get a half cent more cash per pound for cotton today. Officials ordered warehouses to raise the advance to five and a half cents above yesterday, keeping the pool within one cent of market when delivered to warehouses.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Cotton Growers Co-operative Association
Vice President Curtis Denies Resignation Rumor
Washington reports say Curtis denies quitting and calls the Tulsa World claim pure nonsense. Editor insists the story is reliable and the vice president could resign before Christmas if oil interests approve the plan at their annual meeting.
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Washington
Curtis
Tulsa
Oklahoma
American Petroleum Institute
N. G. Henthorne
Kansas
Senate
Request Moratorium of Governor Gardner
Rutherfordton group of farmers and business men forwarded resolutions to Governor Gardner seeking a fifty percent cut in public expenses and a two year moratorium on all public debts. The measures, adopted at a mass meeting, call for a special legislative session to achieve these aims.
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Rutherfordton
Gardner
Rutherford County
Run Over By Auto As He Slept In Street Sues Driver
Washington New York October 22 A man sues a driver for damages after being run over while sleeping on a Belhaven sidewalk under a roof extension. Daniels claims Peterson parked partly on the street and sidewalk and another vehicle backed into his car, causing injuries.
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Sues
Washington, N. Y
Daniels
Belhaven
Peterson
Daniele
Miss Bell
Dels
Egypt and US reject plan for international cotton conference
Washington report states that the United States rejected Egypts proposal for an international cotton conference. The note says the federal government cannot discuss acreage limits or export embargoes, and only stocks held by US agencies could be discussed. Egypt may send a representative to Washington to discuss those stocks. The decision followed advice from agriculture commerce and the farm board as to surplus stocks and price stabilization.
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Washington
Cairo
Egypt
United States
State Department
Rng Department
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
Farm Board
Castle
Capone Contempt Case Widens as Gun Issue Surfaces
In Chicago on October 22, federal Judge James Wilkerson questioned whether Al Capone knew bodyguard Philip D Andrea carried a pistol into the courtroom during the income tax trial. Capone, already convicted on two counts, faces further actions including possible contempt citations, a scheduled sentence for income tax violations, and potential civil suits to seize assets to satisfy tax claims.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Philip d’Andrea
Capone
D’andrea
Wilkerson
Upward Tax Revisions Planned by Party Leaders in House
Conservative and progressive members of the House Ways and Means Committee are quietly examining tax problems for an upward revision of federal taxes regardless of President Hoover’s proposals. The treasury department study on the budget and revenues is expected to guide the administration’s measures, with results likely public next month before the annual message to Congress.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
House
Hoover
Treasury
Treasury Department
Congress
Ways and Means
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Garner
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Federal Reserve Board
DAR Leader Warns of Communist Threat to Youth
Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, urged southern division delegates in Charleston to defend American ideals against communists and atheists. She warned they seek to destroy religion and cited a cartoon showing Red Army patrols denying religious influence.
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Charleston
S. C
Lowell F. Hobart
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. R. Southern Division Congress
Wilmington Skater Plans World Tour Start Here
Wilmington man Jack Hyland of Wilson to roller skate around the world beginning in a few days. He will travel to New York, Texas, California, the Philippines, and return, using pavement and walking where no roads exist.
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Wilmington
N. C
Jack Hyland
Wilson
Ameri Propulsion
Newco
Texas
California
Hold friend of Everett McLean as accomplice
Durham police hold Junius Austin as an accomplice in the Beasley slaying and shooting of Chief Beasley. They believe Everett McLean and Austin planned the murder to stop testimony in a criminal case. McLean died by hanging after being jailed.
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Durham
Everett McLean
Junius Austin
McLean
B. H. Beasley
Southern Pines
Austin
Pearl McLean
Everett
Chief Beasley
Boydton
Georgia
Beasley
Arthur Schnitzler Dies in Vienna at 69
Vienna mourns famed writer and playwright Arthur Schnitzler who died suddenly aged 69. The Austrian novelist, best known for Lieutenant Gustl, translated as None but the Brave, contributed richly to modern literature.
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Arthur Schnitzler
Vienna
Austria
Gustl
None
Accountants Open North Carolina State Convention at Duke
Certified public accountants from across North Carolina gather in Durham for their annual state convention at Duke University. The program begins with a morning board of directors meeting.
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Durham
Certified Public Accountants
North Carolina
Duke University
Charles Penn Dies In New York Hospital
Charles A. Penn vice president and director of the American Tobacco Company died in St. Luke's Hospital New York after gall bladder surgery. He will be buried in Reidsville guarded by a family of wife and three sons and a daughter. Born November 29 1868 in Patrick County Virginia Penn rose to top ranks in tobacco industry and held major posts in American Cigar Company as well.
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Reidsville
New York
Charlies A. Penn
The
Tobacco Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Penn
American Tobacco Company
American Cigar Company
Penn Charles A. Penn
William Penn
Patrick County
Virginia
F. R
Annie
Spencer) Penn
Pennsylvania
Bingham Military Academy
North Carolina
Stella Edrington
Edrington
Charles Ashby Penn, Jr
Virginia Ann Penn
Clemson Tigers fall to South Carolina 21 to 0 at Fair Grounds Bowl
Clemson’s defense faltered after a strong first half as South Carolina blanked the Tigers 21 to 0 before about 15,000 at the Fair Grounds Bowl in Columbia. Earl Clary starred for the Gamecocks and the rivalry’s 29th meeting over 35 years.
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Miles H. Wolf
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Clemson
Gamecocks
Earl Clary
Billy Laval
Balanced trade urged to aid conditions in South
Savannah Ga October 22 1930s conference advocates balanced trade between sections and making the South a part of the United States Hugh B MacRae of Wilmington heads the Southeastern Economic Council after a three day meeting He posted 1000 for initial funding Critics attack ICCs 15 percent freight rate increase Bernarr McFadden calls for back to the farm move Three vice presidents named for agriculture David R Coker for industry W D Anderson and for women Jean W Coltrane
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Savannah
Southeastern Economic Council
South
United States
Hugh B. MacRae
Wilmington
N. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bernarr McFadden
The
Economic Council
David R. Coker
Hartsville
D. C
W. D. Anderson
Macon
Women
Era
Jean W. Coltrane
Concord
Blaze In Memphis Injures Fourteen Firemen and Policeman
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 22 Fourteen firemen and a policeman were injured battling flames in a five story building last night. Damages were estimated at two hundred thousand dollars.
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Memphis
Tenn
Four Hundred Closest Friends of Edison Attend Funeral
Edison’s funeral at Glenmont and Rosedale cemetery honors him with the widow kissing the casket and a white rosebud. Family, friends, and 400 guests attend as Rev Dr Herben leads service with Bach and Beethoven. Mrs Hoover, Henry Ford, and Harvey Firestone present. streets crowded. Mr Hoover remains in Washington.
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Edison
West Orange
N. J
Rosedale Cemetery
Thomas Alva Edison
United States
Mr. Edison
Glenmont
Stephen J. Herben
Beethoven
Hoover
Henry Ford
Harvey S. Firestone
Washington
Laval Comes To New York For Hoover Talks In Grand Ovation
Premier Laval arrived in New York to meet President Hoover and discuss stabilizing world affairs. He spoke of cooperation between France and the United States to restore prosperity amid a global crisis. Thousands cheered as he arrived at Battery Park and was feted at City Hall.
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Raymond J. Crowley
New York
Pierre Laval
France
Hoover
Battery Park
Fort Jay
City Hall
America
Police hunt continues for Arizona trunk murder suspect
Los Angeles reports on October 22 state police persist in pursuing Winnie Ruth Judd, linked to Phoenix trunk murders. Officials consider suicide or hiding in the west as sightings near San Diego and central California are investigated. Inquests loom for victims Hedvig Samuelson and Agnes Le Roi. Judd’s husband and brother fear she will not be found alive.
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Los Angeles
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
San Diego
California
Sacramento
Migs Hedvig Samuelson
Agnes le Roi
Judd
Dr John H Finley Returns After Reunion With Clan
Dr John H Finley, New York Times associate editor and educator, was hosted by the Finley clan at a reunion in North Wilkesboro. He traveled home along the Boone trail, echoed by Judge T B Finley who presided and Sanford Martin of the Winston-Salem Journal introduced him to about 100 attendees.
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North Wilkesboro
John H. Finley
New York
New York Times
Boone Trail
Finley
Daniel Boone
T. B. Finley
Santford Martin
The
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Dr. Finley
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