Treasury studies collection tax under old age pension act
Washington reports the treasury is refining the plan to collect the 1 percent tax on wages and 1 percent on employers under the social security act. Assignment of account numbers for 26 million workers has not begun. Regulations, forms likely ready late Nov or Dec. Collections start monthly with January due by Feb 28.
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Washington
Treasury
Government Printing Office
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Security Board
Post Office Department
Post Office
MURDERED WARDEN KILLED IN CARP RIVER ATTACK
Michigan state police hunted two suspects and held one man after veteran game warden Andrew Schmeltz was killed near Pickett's Lake Carp river area. His body was blown apart by dynamite as killers tried to destroy remains and fled into the sparsely settled country.
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Negaunee
Mich
Michigan
Carp River
Andrew Schmeltz
Schmeltz
Pickett's Lake
Ruling Expected Soon On Interstate Appeal
Raleigh October 22 State utilities commissioner Stanley Winborne said he expected the Interstate Commerce Commission to rule within a week on the appeal of North Carolina railroads from the utilities commission order denying an extension of emergency freight surcharge on intrastate commerce. Winborne said shippers in North Carolina had already saved about 100000 due to the denial of the extension.
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Raleigh
Stanley Winborne
North Carolina
Banner Not to Be Prosecuted in Mail Killing Case
U S District Attorney Sterling Hutcheson announced that Edward Banner would not face federal charges related to the mail killing of Curry Thomas. Banner, held with Dr H R Hege, was in Eastville awaiting state murder proceedings, which the commonwealth’s attorney moved to dismiss after inspectors found no sufficient federal basis. Hege died by suicide in Eastville jail on October 10.
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Richmond
U. S
Sterling Hutcheson
Edward Banner
Mt. Airy
N. C
Wpa
Curry Thomas
Virginia
Banner
H. R. Hege
Thomas
Eastville
Commonwealth
Charles Lankford
B. B. Webb
J. E. Sentman
Hutcheson
Ed Banner
Lankford
Dr. Hege
Price Probe Report Expected By Federal Trade Commission
Ewin L. Davis of the Federal Trade Commission said the agency will soon report on its investigation of prices paid farmers receive for cotton wheat cattle hogs dairy products tobacco and potatoes. He spoke in Nashville in an address for the Tennessee farm bureau federation noting support from the American Farm Bureau Federation for the resolution authorizing the probe.
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Nashville
Ewin L. Davis
Federal Trade Commission
Davis
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congressional
Secret Berlin ministers meet at foreign office
German and Italian foreign ministers held a 45 minute meeting at the foreign office in Berlin. Neither Count Galeazzo Ciano nor Baron Konstantin von Neurath made statements after the conference attended only by the two principals.
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Berlin
Germany
Italy
Foreign Office
Galeasto Ciano
Duce
Konstantin von Neurath
Germany accuses Russia of arming Spain as food shipments
London reports Germany accuses Soviet Russia of shipping arms to the Spanish government disguised as food. The German note to the non intervention committee lists seven points denying charges and naming dates of alleged transports via Russia for relief shipments. An Italian reply and Portugal’s position are awaited.
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London
Germany
Russia
Communist Party
Spain
Portugal
Neva
Kuba
Dino Grandi
Man Freed Over Judge's Protest in North Carolina Parole
Eldridge Goodson, 22, Buncombe County youth convicted of manslaughter in March 1932, was granted parole in Raleigh after recommendations by Parole Commissioner Edwin M. Gill, Solicitor Zeb V. Nettles, Sheriff Laurence E. Brown, and others. Judge H Hoyle Sink protested the parole, saying the youth was clearly guilty of a more serious crime for fatally shooting Moody Kingsland on February 15, 1932.
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Raleigh
Eldridge Goodson
Buncombe County
Edwin M. Gill
Zeb V. Nettles
Laurence E. Brown
Asheville
H. Hoyle Sink
Gill
Plen
Goodson
Moody Kingsland
Soliictor Nettles
Fayetteville Janitor Bound Over On Mail Theft Charge
John Stephens a longtime Fayetteville post office janitor was bound over to the U S district court on a charge of taking special delivery letters from the mails after a hearing before U S Commissioner D J Breece. Bond was set at 500 dollars.
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Fayetteville
John Stephens
U. S. District Court
U. S
D. J. Breece
Engineers Must Assist In Solution Of Unemployment
President Roosevelt urged engineering schools to review curricula to ensure balanced training that provides vision and flexible technical capacity. He said engineers share responsibility to design mechanisms absorbing the social and economic shocks from scientific advances amid unemployment bankruptcies and relief issues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Anced
North Carolina Teachers Gather for Annual Northwest Session
More than 1500 public school teachers from across the state attend the 14th annual Northwest District Teachers Association meeting at High Point Senior High School. Notable figures include Dr. A. W. Honeycutt and Dr. E. W. Knight. The program features panels on educational progress, a debate on NC education, a Centennial Pageant, and sessions on controversial social issues.
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North Carolina
Public Sch
Hi Point
Northwes District
A. W. Honeycutt
Lexington Public Schools
J .H. White
Mineral Springs
Helen Butler
High Point
LeRoy Martin
State School Commission
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company of
Raleigh
E. W. Knight
University of North Carolina Department of Education
Harriet Elliott
North Carolina Woman’s College
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point Public Schools
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Knight
Dr. Andrews
Mr. Martin
Martin
Andrews
Knight
M. L. Patrick
Lexington
Greensboro
Eunice Lloyd
Woman's College
Elliott
FDR Pledges Flood Aid During Connecticut Campaign
Roosevelt hailed brighter times and promised federal flood control aid as he toured New England. He told Hartford crowds prosperity was back and continued an all day motor drive along a Connecticut valley route toward Stamford before reboarding his special train for the return to Washington.
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Roosevelt
Connecticut
New England
Hartford
Stamford
State Capitol
Washington
Knox Calls Ohio Key To Whole Situation In Campaign Stop
Cincinnati dispatch reports Col. Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee called Ohio the key to the whole situation during a three hour Cincinnati stop before an eight city tour. He said Alf Landon would return to Ohio before election day and predicted Republican strength would peak on election day.
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Cincinnati
Frank Knox
Ohio
Knox
Alfn Lendon
Kansas
Chicago Boos and Cheers for Al Smith Arrival
Chicago crowds greeted Governor Al Smith with a tumultuous reception as he arrived to campaign for the Republican nominee. The turnout filled La Salle Street Station and spilled into the streets, alternating between cheers and boos in a lively, partisan welcome.
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Chicago
Forrer
al Smith
New York
Roosevelt
la Salle Street
City Jail Emptied During Afternoon
The city jail emptied at 2:35 this afternoon as the one week criminal court jury term adjourned shortly before noon. All cells were vacated in a rare development after weeks with occupants.
Asheville Man Is Burned To Death
Asheville, Oct 22. J M Calloway a 48 year old cotton mill employe was burned to death when he re entered a blazing dwelling after 15 other occupants had escaped Crawford Wiggins 14 discovered the fire about 5 am He said Calloway and four other occupants of a basement bedroom including himself woke others and went outside The boy said Calloway dashed back to his bed and was found dead beside it after firemen knocked down a wall to reach him
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Asheville
J. M. Calloway
Crawford Wiggins
Calloway
Navy Department To Probe Charges
The navy department will investigate claims by the Industrial Union of Marine and Ship Building Workers of America that shipyards holding government contracts laid off workers to undermine confidence in the Roosevelt administration. The letter to Secretaries Swanson and Parkins cited hundreds of layoffs amid delayed shipyard schedules.
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Washington
Navy Department Today
Marine Workers
Roosevelt
Navy
Swanson
Parkins
Industrial Union of Marine and Ship Building Workers of America
D’Llley by Rain Durham
Jourdan Allen, 42, was struck by a passenger train in Durham and died the following day. Police investigated the incident and contact with relatives was established. The حادث remains under inquiry by investigators.
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D’lley
Durham
Jourdan Allen
Campaign leaders clash as candidates hit the trail
Governor Landon accuses regime ment and special privilege in campaign stops from Phoenix to Oklahoma City. President Roosevelt denounces tax burdens on the average American in Worcester and Connecticut. Coronel Knox campaigns eight speeches in Ohio, while Joseph P. Kennedy appeals to business men in New York.
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Landon
Roosevelt
London
Phoenix
Kansan
Oklahoma City
Bay State
Worcester
Mass
Hartford
Connecticut
Washington
Ohio
Coronel Frank Knox
Indiana
United States
Supreme Court
The
Securities Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
New York
Madrid Defense Is In New Hands
Spanish insurgents reportedly ordered warships to sink any Russian vessels carrying arms to Spain's government troops in a move described as newly controlled defense. Communications were sent to European nations about the policy though confirmation was pending.
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Madrid
Salamanca
Spain
Child bandits blamed for string of robberies in IL and TN
Police report a three Chicago youths crime spree including a Rockford girl abduction and a Memphis drugstore raid netting under 60 dollars. In a chase south of Bells their car crashed. one 15 year old, Jimmy Magid, shot himself to avoid surrender. Arrested: Priscilla Frost 15 Beloit WI, Dick Flannery 16 Chicago, Chester Johnson 16 Chicago.
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Brownsville
Tenn
Illinois
Chicago
Rockford
Ill
Memphis
Bells
W. T. Pilkington
Jimmy Magid
Jimmy Darrell
Priscilla Frost
Beloit
Wis
Dick Flannery
Chester Johnson
Simpson divorce case draws heightened attention in Ipswich
In Ipswich England on October 22 interest grows over whether Mrs. Ernest Simpson may be forced to identify the unnamed woman in her divorce. Legal observers expect Justice Hawke to curb routine evidence naming an anonymous co respondent. Town hotels fill as assize week opens with murder case excitement outpacing the Simpson affair.
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Ipswich
England
Simpson
Ernest Simpson
Edward
Justice Hawke
Prince of Wales
Suffolk
Volcano Eruption Reported At Kilauea In Hawaii
Report from Hilo says Kilauea began erupting at 6 a m and visitors near the volcano house two miles away saw a rosy glow and smoke columns rising from the pit, which had been inactive since late 1934.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Volcano House
Hoey Headlines Democratic Rally in Durham
Cylde R. Hoey the Democratic gubernatorial candidate was the principal speaker at a Durham rally as part of the party campaign effort.
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Durham
Cylde R. Hoey
Suspended Term Given in Asheville Killing Case
W C Bradford 68 a brick mason received a year suspended sentence for the fatal shooting of Gordon Reed 28 at his daughter's window in Asheville. Judge Finley continued judgment for 12 months after a plea of guilty to involuntary manslaughter was accepted. Bradford testified he shot after seeing two men near his daughter's window. He did not recognize Reed, a longtime neighbor.
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Asheville
W. C. Bradford
Gordon Reed
T. B. Finley
Bradford
Reed
Madrid shifts to Pozas as supreme chief of Madrid defense
The Spanish government appoints Gen. Sebastian Pozas, a former interior minister, as supreme chief of Madrid operations and shifts to a smashing offensive tactic. Gen. Jose Asensio is removed from command and becomes under-secretary of war as a 100000-strong workers reserve army is sent to fronts around the capital. Porak is noted as a leading tactical expert.
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Madrid
Maadrid
Jose Asensio
Sebastian Pozas
Asensio
Madrid Government Moves to Barcelona
Paris dispatches report the government plans relocation to Barcelona with permanent offices already established by President Manuel Azaña in the city. The Barcelona station received direct advices noting the move and the new offices.
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Paris
Madrid
Paris-Soir Today
Barcelona
Manuel Azana
Insurgents Press Toward Madrid as Siege Tightens
Insurgents push from Navalcarnero toward Madrid while Fascist forces seize Navalcarnero and threaten the capital. Government troops fall back to improvised defenses ten miles from Madrid as foreign diplomats debate neutrality.
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Madrid
Mostoles
Naval Carnero
Navalcarnero
Jose Varela
Toledo-Madrid
Mediterranean
Manuel Azana
Barcelona
Senora Azana
Toulouse
France
Russia
French
Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs Committee
Yvon Delbos
Delbos
Coroner's Jury Orders Man Held in Slaying
SQUTHPORT Oct 22 Donald Skipper of Macon was held without bond on a charge of slaying Howard Scott after an argument in Macon five days earlier. A coroner's jury bound him over to superior court following an inquest yesterday. The next court term starts in April 1937.
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Squthport
Donald Skipper
Macon
Howard Scott
Skipper
Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
Partly cloudy with possible scattered showers in extreme west and north portions tonight and Friday. Central portions cool Friday with similar trends in the extreme west tonight. North Carolina and South Carolina see cooler conditions Friday, with northwest portions possibly showering. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville moderate, mostly northerly, with overcast skies and scattered showers in the north.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
North Portion
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