Knox Returns From City Managers Conference in St Louis
City Manager B M Knox returned to his office after attending the twenty first annual conference of the International City Managers association in St Louis Missouri. The meeting drew over 100 city managers and focused on municipal relations with federal agencies and local government recognition. Knox said the sessions offered helpful discussions and noted speakers including C A Dykstra Paul Betters Daniel W Mayor Louis Brownlow and others. The conference was described as highly successful with a packed program.
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B. M. Knox
International City Managers’ Association
St. Louis
Knox
C. A. Dyktra
Cincinnati
Paul V. Betters
American Municipal Association
United States Conference of Mayors
Daniel W
Milwaukee
Louis Brownlow
Public Administration Cleaning House
Chicago
New Jersey Builds Up Hauptmann Case In Lindbergh Trial
The trial faces new identifications linking Bruno Hauptmann to the Lindbergh kidnapping scene near Sourland Mountain in March 1932. A Lightfoot family report ties Hauptmann to a man who spoke with their chauffeur on a back road ten days before the baby’s abduction. Authorities study a veteran witness who claims Hauptmann rented a Titusville house with a baby kept there briefly. Hauptmann, nervous in his cell, awaits a late visit from his wife and lawyer as guards limit reading materials.
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Sourland Mountain
Curtis
Lanigan
Charles A. Lindbergh
Haptmann
Sourland
Lindbergh
C. L. Lightfoot
New Brunswick
N. J
Richard
Hauptmann
Lightfoot
Paul Thornberg
Katy
Philadelphia Record
Bethlehem
Titusville
Pretty Boy Floyd Believed Dead or Dying From Wounds
Police officers chase the outlaw Pretty Boy Floyd after a shootout at a road junction. Floyd and an associate opened fire on officers injuring Chief Fultz, who then captured Floyd’s partner and began a posse pursuit. Floyd fled in a Baum car but was halted by Lisbon police and a later confrontation led to Floyd fleeing into the woods.
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Pretty Boy Floyd
Floyd
Fultz
Richetti
James H. Baum
Lisbon
Retlisville
Baum
Kansas City
Adam Richetti
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Union Station
Lichetti
Desperado
Wellsville
R. B. Nathan
Bureau of Investigation
Grand
Thomas B. Bush
Verne C. Miller
South Dakota
Detroit
Frank Nash
Hot Springs
Ark
Leavenworth
Nash
Otto Reed
McAlester
Okla
R. J. Caffrey
Department of Justice
Kansas City Police
William J. Grooms
Frank Hermanson
Jimmie la Capra
John Lazia
Northside
Miller
Lazia
Jack Killingaworth
Polk County
Markets steadier as traders stay wary in New York
Financial markets showed modest gains with stocks steady to higher and bonds quiet. Citing cautious sentiment, traders awaited possible stimulus from the capital and noted dollar strength against sterling amid hopes for future stabilization. meanwhile Kansas City linked a frontier case to the Union Station massacre as Adam Richetti faces grand jury action.
Bishop Declares Church Catholic in Ongoing Session
Delegates in convention since October 10 resume deliberations with hopes to finish by tomorrow. They consider a resolution backing freedom to disseminate birth control information by physicians hospitals and clinics, which the house of bishops approved Saturday. A proposed archbishopric plan favored by the joint commission may fail in the house of deputies.
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House of Bishops
Joint Commission On Status
House of Deputies
British race plane crashes and team losses during long rally
The article reports multiple dangers and dropouts in a British led air race. Scott and Black survived a crash near Singapore after uneasy landings. The Mollisons diverted to Jodhpur then Allahabad before exiting the race. Jacqueline Cochran and Wesley Smith also dropped out at Bucharest. Charles Melrose reached Nicosia then departed. Verdant details show widespread motor trouble and disqualifications.
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Rome
Australia
J. D. Hewett
C. B E. Kay
New Zealand
Baghdad
Karachi
India
Malcolm MacGregor
Henry Walker
Jask
Persia
C. G. Davies
C. N. Hill
Athens
Harold D. Gilman
England
Raymond Parer
Greffrey E. Hemsworth
New Guinea
Paris
le Bourget
France
Scott
Black
Singapore
Jodhpur
Allahabad
Jacqueline Cochran
Wesley Smith
United States
Bucharest
Charlies J. Melrose
Nicosia
Cyrus
T. Neville Stack
8. L. Turner
Marseille
Week End Thefts Reported To Police
A series of small thefts occurred over the weekend including a store robbery at G and G Grocery near Pickett Cotton mill with nine cartons of cigarettes taken and other merchandise. Pro prowlers entered 722 Chestnut street home of 8 J Snyder stealing a 15 jewel watch a blue serge suit and other clothing. Chicken thieves hit two coops stealing about twelve chickens from Mrs Rice 609 Richardson street and a Five Points yard.
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G. and G
Pickett
J. Snyder
Chestnut Street
Fred Rice
Richardson Street
Two Autos Damaged In Jamestown Wreck
Two cars were badly damaged in a collision in front of the Speedway store in Jamestown early yesterday. A Buick possibly owned by Mr. Covington of Sedgefield and a Pontiac with a Winston-Salem plate were involved. drivers’ names were not learned and one man was slightly injured.
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Cara
Speedway
Jamestown
Covington
Sedgefield
Winston-Salem
Chicago Livestock Market Report October 23
U S Department of Agriculture figures show hogs at 24 000 with 10 000 direct and cattle numbers at 20 000 commercial. Prices vary by weight class from 4.25 to 10.00 for hogs and from 2.75 to 10.00 for cattle with steers and heifers at mixed bids and limited demand.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Renues
Naval Stores Report from Savannah on Turpentine and Rosin
In Savannah on October 22 turpentine shows dull activity with 294 receipts and 200 shipments, stock at 16,686. Rosin also dull with 1,179 receipts and 612 shipments, stock 182,707. Prices listed for various grades range around 4.15 to 4.95, reflecting flat market conditions.
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Bavannah
Rosin
R. D
H. I
Ise N
Sore
Ona
Mallard Resigns Raleigh Post as Safety Engineer
Lis ton L. Mallard resigns as safety engineer and mine inspector of the department of labor effective November 15. Murray M. Grier of Statesville will succeed him.
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Mallard
Raleigh
Liston L. Mallard
Department of ‘Labor
Murray M. Grier
Statesville
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Quietly With Gains
The New Orleans cotton market opened quiet but steady amid Liverpool cable arrivals. December gained, March rose, and both held 1 to 4 points above Saturday close as traders await the impact of a 12 cent loan to producers. Cotton futures closed steady with small net declines. In Chicago, butter and eggs prices held firm with varied grade ranges and limited sales.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Cotton futures open barely steady in New York
Cotton futures opened barely steady with declines of up to 4 points under southern selling and favorable weather. Early trade absorbed offerings as trade buying and covering emerged, with December rising from 12.27 to 12.34 and May from 12.41 to 12.67, net gains about 4 to 6 points at mid session.
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New York
Foreign exchange rates and world currency demands
The report lists international exchange figures with Great Britain at 4.95 percent in demand and cables, France 6.62 percent, Italy 0.61 percent demand and 8.61 percent cables, plus numerous country and city figures such as Belgium 23.48, Germany 40.48, Holland 68.13, Norway 24.89, Sweden 25.56, Denmark 22.12, Finland 2.19, Switzerland 32.79, Spain 13.74, Portugal 4.53, Greece 0.96, Poland 19.06, Czechoslovakia 4.21, Yugoslavia 2.31, Austria 19.01, Hungary 30.05, Romania 1.02, Argentina 33.03, Brazil 8.59, Tokyo 28.66, Shanghai 22.75, Hongkong 40.50, Mexico City 27.85, Montreal in New York 102.00, New York in Montreal 97.96. Nominal marked.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Rumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New York Butter Prices and Cheese Sales Report
Butter trading at 11 359 with firm Creamery prices and varied scores. Extra grades around 27 percent, first class 24 percent, seconds 23 percent, centralized 26 percent. Cheese sales at 217 056 with quiet activity. State whole milk flats steady with 1933 quality at 12.20 and 1934 fancy to specials at 16 to 18.
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Chicago
New York
Baltimore Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes Market Prices
Maryland and Pennsylvania potatoes in 100 lb sacks ranged 65 to 90 cents with various grades and regional differences. New Jersey and Maine listings followed, while New York round whites sold 80 to 85 cents. Sweet potatoes from North Carolina Jersey type sold 55 to 60 cents, with Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia prices listed for Jersey and ungraded lots.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maine
New York
U. S&s
North Carolina
Jersey
Eastern Shore
Virginia
Kingsford-Smith Delays Pacific Flight Start Due to Rains
Suva Fiji October 22 Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith and navigator Captain P J Taylor postpone the next leg of their transpacific flight to the United States until Wednesday because rain. They may fly to Fanning Island 1200 miles from Suva where a long beach is suitable for landing and continue to Honolulu on Thursday. The original plan was a direct hop to Honolulu 3197 miles away.
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Suva
Fiji
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
United States
Sir Charles
P. J. Taylor
Fanning Island
Honolulu
Mrs Roser visits Glastonbury to see Kathleen Younts
Mrs C H Roser of Glastonbury Conn arrives for a visit with her mother Mrs B A Younts at 204 Thurston Street. Mrs Roser is remembered in town as Miss Kathleen Younts.
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C. H. Roser
Glastonbury, Conn
B. A. Younts
Thurston Street
New York Eggs Prices Mixed and Varied by Pack
New York on October 22 reports egg price readings across multiple categories. Mixed colors and special packs show varying standards from firsts to seconds, with prices and percentages listed for 40 lb and 42 lb lots.
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New York
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Strane
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Pat Brown, Inc
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M. T. Hicks
South Main St
High Point
N. Main
West End Coal and Wood Co
Coal and Wood
J. R. Boone
C. L. Michael
Becker Tailoring Co
Union Mattress
Crutchfield
A. & H. Motor CO
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H. Gordon & Son
Hamilton St
Elwood Hotel
X. Y
Care Enterprise
Clein
Washington St
Bloom Furniture Co
City
West Commerce &1
Clein’s
B&b
Landaay
Church St
Montheu
Woodrow Ave
Metters
East Green Street
Paul Yount
Household Appliance Co
N. Main &T
Economy Hosiery Co
Asheboro
N. C
West End Beauty sHor
Ring Drug Co
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Washington
United States Treasury
Howerle
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W. Washington
Dees
N. Main St
Lost
Randolph County
Trinity Road
Central Ice Delivery CO
Apt
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