Sarraut Asked to Form New French Cabinet
Paris Oct 25 Senator Albert Sarraut was asked by President Lebrun to form a cabinet to replace the Daladier government. Sarraut tentatively accepted after discussions with party leaders and a visit to the palace, saying he would consult friends before a final decision.
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Paris
Albert Sarraut
Albert Lebrun
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Eylse
M. Sarraut
Navy Ministry
M. Lebrun
Ough
Alamance County Kidnapping Arrests Near Burlington
Miss Willard Ruth of Alamance county was found bound and gagged in a ditch near Ossipee after being abducted from her home. Tommy Coleman and Marvin Holloman were arrested and held without bond on kidnapping charges. The victim said two men came to her nine miles from home claiming the local mill overseer sent them. She had bruises on her neck but no other injuries observed.
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Burlington
Willard Ruth
Alamance County
Ossippee
Tommy Coleman
Marvin Holloman
Census: U S cotton ginned this season reaches eight million bales
Washington reports from the census bureau show that cotton ginned before October 18 totals 8,605,580 running bales excluding linters. The figure includes 826,475 round bales counted as half bales and 1,188 bales of American-Egyptian cotton.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bishop-elect Gribben accepts Western North Carolina post
The Rev. R B Gribben rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church Winston-Salem notified the Rev. George Floyd Rogers Asheville chairman of the standing committee of the Western North Carolina diocese of his acceptance of election as bishop of the diocese.
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Winston-Salem
R. BE. Gribben
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
George Floyd Rogers
Asheville
Western North Carolina
North Carolina Western District Under Review by AG
Asheville report states the western district of North Carolina is under consideration or review at the request of Attorney General Cummings. Details were not provided on the actions or implications of the request.
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Asheville
Western District of
North Carolina
Cummings
Negro on Trial in Greensboro Assault Case
Trial of George Whitefield, a Black man, charged with criminally assaulting Mrs. R. B. Douglass in Greensboro began in superior court. Jury selection from a special venue was expected to occupy most of the day.
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Greensboro
George Whitefield
R. B. Douglass
Superior Court
Bank Held Up in Modoc Robbery Narrow Escape
The Peoples Loan and Trust Company of Modoc was robbed by a lone bandit just before noon. He escaped in a green sedan with rear plates missing, taking between 300 and 400 dollars.
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Modoc
Ind
Peoples Loan and Trust Company of
Teeny Hinshaw Struck by Auto in Local Crosswalk Incident
Five year old Spencer Hinshaw suffered critical injuries after being struck by a vehicle while crossing near her home in the city. Authorities described the event as an auto pedestrian accident and ongoing medical care followed.
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Spencer
Teeny Hinshaw
Dr Parks Installed as President of NC Dental Society
Dr M Parks of Winston-Salem was installed as president of the second district dental society of North Carolina during the group’s final sessions in Charlotte.
Rumors Trigger Stocks Says Roosevelt Opinion
Special to the Enter notes Roosevelt thinks the stock market moves on O P M and O P R and warns only a solid fact can break the market. It cites rumors of Ford carsTamany Hall recognition and Baruch beards as examples causing swings in wheat and blue chips.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Roosevelt
Europe
Ford
Tammany Hall
Bernard Baruch
Dissension Breaks Out In Striking Farmers Ranks
Des Moines October 25. Picket lines by members of the National Farmers Holiday Association cause divisions as leaders condemn unauthorized actions while groups in Iowa Wisconsin and other midwestern states press for embargoes on farm products to win price concessions. Multiple incidents including milk dumping and refusals to sell copy.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wisconsin
Milo. Reno
Reno
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Omaha
Pottawatomie
Sioux City
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wallace
Cooperative Milk Pool
Pool
Appleton
Milan
Inorth
Dakota
Greenwood County seeks 3 million loan for Saluda river dam
Greenwood county seeks a federal loan of about 3 million dollars to build a hydro electric dam on the Saluda river to cut power costs for mills farms and city homes. The plan includes a 60 foot dam 16 miles from Greenwood with a steam auxiliary plant and rural lines to serve farms and relieve county expenses.
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Greenwood
S. C
Columbia
Greenwood County
Saluda River
E. L. Brooks
Dan Duncan
State Advisory Board
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Brooks
Reynolds Stops in Greensboro to Plead for Ashford
Senator Robert Reynolds stopped in Greensboro to appear as counsel for William Ashford. He joined John Slanter and W Meade Johnson of Winston-Salem and asked for a continuance until November 13 at the request of Senator Eddie Ahern of New York. Judge Shaw kept the case open pending affidavits.
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Greensboro
Robert R. Reynolds
Durham
William Ashford
John Slanter
W. Meade Johnson
nston-Salem
Reynolds
Eddie Ahern
New York
Ashford
Shaw
Retired Bank Head Renounces $100,000 Lifetime Pay
Albert H. Wiggin, farm chairman of Chase National Bank, voluntarily relinquished his annual lifetime retirement of 100000. He cited public criticism and provided a letter to the board requesting termination. Wiggin received as high as 250000 salary plus bonuses during active service and additional outside compensation.
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Washinton
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase Nationa Bank
Ferdinand Pecora
Wiggins
Wiggin
Pecora
Surplus Wheat Purchases Rise for U S Relief
The federal surplus relief corporation has bought 6 800 500 bushels of wheat by today including 700 500 bushels of cash wheat. Purchases include 5 600 000 bushels of December futures and 1 100 000 bushels of May futures. Details on total planned purchases were not disclosed. The agency says it will buy flour if wheat supply runs short.
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Washington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Farm Credit Organization
Richardson Seeks Strike Settlement in Textile Mills
Augusta Ga October 25 Charles L Richardson department of labor conciliator said he has not completed conferences with mill officials and is just getting his feet on the ground He will mediate grievances in mills completely closed and those still operating in the strike of textile workers.
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Augusta
Charles L. Richardson
Department of Labor
Bombs Hit Havana In Night of Turmoil
A Havana bombardment left two bombs under tramcars and another at a Negro society HQ. A Spaniard, Ruban Iba nez Betancourt, 24, was seriously injured after finding a bomb. Police suspect communist links as government claims to crush opposition and raids yield three arrests. The city’s commercial strike ended at midnight.
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Havana
Ruban Ibanez Betancourt
Betancourt
U. S. Allocates Over Million for Non-Federal Works
The Public Works Administration allotted 1,055,237 dollars for 23 non federal projects creating 7,040 man months of work. Ten allotments were grants covering 30 percent of costs while the rest was a repayable loan at four percent interest. Thirteen grants also covered 30 percent with the balance funded locally.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Snowy October Sweeps Parts of North America
Associated Press reports an early snowstorm spreading across the United States and Canada. Duluth records up to 12 inches, the heaviest October fall in 47 years, with lighter accumulations in Minnesota, New York, and Ontario amid cooling temps and gale warnings on Lake Superior.
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Duluth
New York Mountains
Canada
Lake Superior
Demidji
Gonvick
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Utica
Gloversville
Adirondacks
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshires
Ontario
Chicago
Akron
Asheboro Workers Demand Wage Increase at Cetwick Mill
Workers at the Cetwick Silk mill in Asheboro after last Friday’s walkout presented a demand to management for a wage increase, shop committee recognition, and a standard wage scale. About 360 employees protested low wages and code violations. the mill remains closed with no statement from management.
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Enterprigs
Asheboro
Cetwick Silk Mill
Car overturns injuring Salisbury woman and son
Mrs J H Rudy 75 was seriously hurt and her son Zeb slightly hurt when their car overturned after leaving the highway near Salisbury.
Roosevelt Sets 31.36 Dollar Gold Price to Buy Mined Output
President Roosevelt launches a plan to support commodity prices by buying newly mined gold at 31.36 an ounce through RFC issued debentures. Jesse H. Jones says debentures will convert to cash and be discounted to yield the purchase price. Treasury and White House to issue procedures for miners to transfer gold. The move raises the price by 1.56 from yesterday's world market.
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Richard L. Turner
Washington
Roosevelt
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
White House
Treasury Department
Assigon
Wall Street
New York
Bank of England
Bank of France
New England
Chase Bank Sold Bonds on Republic Cuba Plan Revealed
Senate investigators heard that in 1930 Chase National Bank sold 40 million dollars in bonds to the public to retire Cuban obligations. Bankers held 30.6 million in serial certificates and were paid off before the public, while banks also extended a 20 million dollar credit to Cuba with an option on 40 million more. Pecora labeled the move an unload on the public, though bankers argued the public would have bought the certificates anyway.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
Chase National Bank
Island Republic
Chase Bank
Senate Stock Market Committee
Chase, Blair and Company
Equitable Trust Company
Continental Tlinois National Bank and Company of Chicago
Shepard Morgan
Chase
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
State Opens Bids For Beans Meats And Supplies
The state division of purchase and contract opened bids for supplying institutions and state departments with 100000 pounds of beans 145000 pounds of meats and other supplies. Successful bidders on the supplies will be announced tonight.
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Raleigh
State Division of Purchase and Contract
Disarmament Meeting May Adjourn to December 4
In Geneva on October 25 the Disarmament conference steering committee recommended adjourning until December 4. It proposed the parley resume on that date if President Henderson and the committee determine enough progress has been achieved to justify reconvening.
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Geneva
Arthur Henderson
Market Reactions As Gold Price Set Sparks Buying Wave
Market activity surged as traders shifted funds into commodities and equities amid inflationary expectations. Gold fixed at 31.36 per ounce drew mixed early sentiment, then ahead momentum resumed with gains in wheat, rye, cotton, and copper while gold shares fluctuated and Gold policy fears eased in London reports.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Homestake
Scrap KR R engines Spencer scrap 100 obsolete locomotives
A force of workmen is engaged at dismantling 100 obsolete locomotives purchased from the Southern Railway. The engines are being cut up into scrap.
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Spencer
Southern Railway
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