North Carolina tops nation in active cotton spindles September
North Carolina led the United States in the number of cotton textile spindles active during September, with 6,137,364 spindles in place and 5,648,540 used at some time. The state also held the record for total spindles in place and averaged 261 active hours per spindle. South Carolina shown higher hours per spindle, averaging 314, though with fewer spindles in place.
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South Carolina
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Austrian Nazi Conspiracy Tied to Dollfuss Regime Scandal
Vienna reports Prince Von Sachsen Meiningen and Princess Margot were jailed after a Nazi conspiracy was uncovered at their Carinthian castle. Police seized incriminating documents including a Goebbels letter. Margot to be imprisoned with limited contact. A later note cites Fasciaist critique of Prince von Starhemberg and political tension. If constitutional changes pass, motorists may save $50 million in taxes yearly.
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Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Carinthian
Prince von Sachsen-Meiningen
Margot
Carinthia
Klagenfurt
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Dollfuss
Patriotic Front
Prince von
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Munich
Hancock Likely To Run Against Bailey In 1936
North Carolina politics sees three House members potential rivals in the 1936 senatorial race. Rep. Hancock is viewed as a strong Democratic challenger to Bailey, with Rep. Warren and Rep. Doughton also considered possible contenders if they run for governor or stay in the House. Gardner remains active as an adviser, while Warren may shift to the roads committee. J C Lanier becomes a tobacco expert for the AAA.
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United States
North Carolina
House
Frank Hancock
Bailey
Warren
Hancock
Doughton
Ways and Means
Almoot
Coughton
C. Max Gardner
Gardner
Roosevelt
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Hollywood Censorship Moves Forward In Film Industry
Hollywood reports imminent genuine censorship of motion pictures after years of half-hearted attempts. The NEA account notes inconsistent enforcement across states with some curbing movies effectively while others fail to act.
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NEA Service
Hollywood
Sina
Public urges cinema cleanup and censorship debate
The piece argues for public driven film censorship over boards and praises voluntary decency from producers. It cites Suzanne Kaaren joining Fox, and an anecdote about her kiss with Gene Raymond triggering a surprised reaction.
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Fox
Gene Raymond
Suzanne
Hollywood
Sister Mary
Gene
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