Dye workers strike halts Paterson area dye houses
Paterson New Jersey October 25 1933 dye shop closures as silk and rayon dyers strike over wages shorter hours and closed shop demand. Picket lines form across Paterson Haledon Hawthorne East Paterson with 30 000 affected regionally. Textile Dyeing and Printing Company of America at Fair Lawn remains open with limited staff. Police measures warn no disorder as leaders push for mass action and a stadium rally planned.
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Paterson
N. J
Passaic Valley
New York
Haledon
Hawthorne
E.S.T
Roosevelt
Textile Dyeing and Printing Company of America
Fair Lawn
William Alexander
Alexander
U S Bankers Demand Balanced Budget At Roosevelt Call
At the bankers convention in Washington on October 25 the group urged a balanced budget and tied bank lending to business prospects. A CANAECTS association pledge promised cooperation with the government as the economic policy commission urged business initiative to restore lending.
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U.S
Association
J. R. Brackett
Washington
Roosevelt
No Canaects Association
Economic Policy Commission of
The
Legion votes 987 to 185 for veterans bonus payment
In Miami on October 25 the American Legion urged immediate cash payment of veterans bonus certificates. The resolution passed by a 987 to 185 vote as members voiced strong support for government payment.
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Miami
Fla
American Legion
U S Tax Charge Hits Huey Aides at Legion Convention
At the 16th American Legion convention in Miami Frank Belgrano of San Francisco was elected national commander to succeed Edward Hayes of Decatur Illinois. A proposed bonus payment and loan interest cancellation drew mixed votes with New York leading opposition and North Carolina voting heavily for the measure.
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Miami
Fla
Frank Belgrano
San Francisco
The
American Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Decatur, Ill
Legion
Legislative Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Massachusett
Michigan
Decatur
Ray Kelly
Hayes
Wright Patman
Texas
E. A. Jennings
Arizona
John PD. Sullivan
William F. Pritchard
Alabama
William J. Miller
Connecticut
Jack Williams
North Dakota
Williams
Tom Miller
North Carolina
Weather outlook for Carolina region with variable winds
Partly cloudy conditions continue across North and South Carolina with possible mountain showers. Tonight shows slight warming in central and western areas with fresh to moderate winds shifting from north to west. Friday remains partly cloudy with temperatures edging up and overcast skies extending along the coast.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Goat destroys cotton tax certificates in Mississippi
Greenville story reports farmer T. P. Hammer parked his car and his cotton tax exemption certificates fell to a goat which destroyed six bale certificates. The county agricultural agent will seek AAA action on the incident.
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Greenville
Miss
AAA
T. P. Hammer
Last Minute News Flashes
Russell Counsel, a five year old schoolboy, was en route home when an incident occurred prompting a brief AP flash from the Last Minute News Flashes desk in Northwestern region on October 2.
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Reala
N. Wn
Russell Counsel
Five
Hauptmann trial to focus on 1932 kidnapping night
The Jersey Journal reports New Jersey will press Hauptmann at the March 1 1982 kidnapping trial, arguing the infant victim was carried off that night by the kidnapper.
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Jersey City
N. J
The
Jersey Journal Today
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Meeting
The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers held its annual meeting with officials discussing industry trends and policy directions affecting mills, exports, and cotton markets.
Youth Takes Refuge In Freight Box Car But Soon Regrets It
Watertown Wisconsin dispatch reports 17 year old Richard Winkler Jr sought shelter from a heavy rain in a freight box car at a local station. The train unexpectedly pulled out with the youth inside and only allowed him to escape after reaching La Crosse 169 miles away.
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Watertown
Wis
Richard Winkler, Jr
Richard
la Crosse
Speed Train Finishes Its Cross Country Run
The Union Pacific M 10002 completed a cross country run from Los Angeles to New York City in 56 hours 56 minutes, setting a new coast to coast speed record by 14 hours 38 minutes. W A Harriman, J McKenzie, and an audience at Grand Central witnessed the arrival as the train slowed near New York due to crowding.
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New York
Union Pacific
Grand Central Station
Los Angeles
New York City
B. H. Harrison
San Francisco
Fireman Dies When Trapped By Flames In Ogdensburg
A downtown Ogdensburg blaze killed firefighter Fred Hynes and left several others overcome by smoke as fire spread through four buildings. The cause was not immediately known.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Fred Hynes
President urges faster flow of credit and price stability
In a speech to the American bankers association President Roosevelt backs quicker credit flow and aims for price steadiness as national policy. He says banks will resume responsibility and government lending will taper as private credit rises, signaling possible monetary flexibility to meet stability goals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Bankers Association
Constitution Hall
Cotton Groups Seek Unified Action at Textile Meeting
At the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers 80th annual meeting in Boston, northern and southern cotton groups moved toward concerted action on textile disputes. Ernest N. Hood authorized a seven member policy committee to replace the emergency panel, with southern representatives expected to form a similar body. The convention adopted a platform in executive session, contents not disclosed, and delegates anticipated similar policies from the American Association of Cotton Manufacturers.
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Boston
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Ernest N. Hood
Hood
American Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Nobel Prize in Medicine Shared by Three Americans
The Nobel prize in medicine was awarded to three U S scientists. Dr George Minot and Dr William Murphy of Harvard Medical School and Dr George Whippel of the University of Rochester shared the award for research into anemia treatment.
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Stockholm
United States
George Minot
William P. Murphy
Harvard Medical School
George H. Whippel
University of Rochester
Bailey to Speak at Thomasville Friday Rally
Senator Josiah W. Bailey will address a Thomasville Democrats rally at the local school auditorium Friday evening at eight o clock. A large turnout from the area is expected as Bailey is regarded as an outstanding speaker.
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Thomasville
Josiah W. Bailey
Bailey
Bishop Kern urges evangelism at Western North Carolina conference
In Greensboro on October 25 Bishop Paul B. Kern urged Methodist ministers to intensify evangelism in the coming year. He noted 66 percent of benevolence assessments paid, discussed district charts, and reported few church accessories. Charges against Rev. W A Newell were reviewed and a withdrawal was approved. Conference approved up to 6000 for Brevard college with excess to a 10000 trust fund. A merger report on Weaver and Brevard colleges was set for Friday 10 am. Ballot results: 367 votes, 251 in favor of the tenure amendment and 116 against.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Paul B. Kern
W. A. Newell
Salisbury
Brevard College
Shackleford
Conference Educational Commission
Weaver
Brevard Colleges
W. A. Stanbury
Commission On
Kidnaping Charges Face Convicts in Prison Farm killing
Raleigh news reports five convicts will be charged with kidnaping instead of murder for the Caledonia prison farm incident on August 30 in which guard Ernest Hux was killed. Ballistic experts say Hux died when guards fired on fleeing convicts. Detainees include Ray Adams Johnston county Jack Melver Yadkin Raymond Rich Yadkin Ransom Brooks Alleghany Luke Pennington Cabarrus
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Raleigh
Caledonia Prison Farm
Ernest Hux
Jack B. Roach
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Hux
Ray Adams
Johnston County
Jack Melver
Raymond Rich
Yadkin
Ransom Brooks
Alleghany
Luke Pennington
Cabarrus
Clemson Defeats South Carolina in Rivalry Clash 19–0
Clemson routed South Carolina 19 to 0 at Municipal Stadium in Columbia before 18,000 fans. Sean Fellers scored on two field goals and a first quarter touchdown by McCown, with Randy Hinson and Shore-Dillar connections fueling Clemson's offense. The win ends Clemson’s three-year drought as the Tigers press on near the Gamecocks' 13-yard line at the final whistle.
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Municipal Stadium
Columbia
D. C
Clemson
South Carolina
Tigers
Sean Fellers
McCown
Fellers
Gamecocks
Randy Hinson
Shore
Dillar
Carolina
Brown
McCrad@y
Birds
Tiger
Mauney
Settlement Reached In City Upholsterers Strike
The last of the striking upholsterers agreed to return to work earlier today ending the dispute. Globe Parlor Furniture resumed full operations this morning, and Furniture City Upholstering announced settlement with operations to resume Friday morning.
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Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Furniture City
Lambeth Criticizes Federal Relief Policy In Pinehurst
Rep. Walter Lambeth of North Carolina denounced government relief wages as higher than private industry and warned southern states will resist adding federal funds. He spoke at Pinehurst’s dedication of a new fire house and police department valued at 25 000 dollars. He urged state governments to bear more of the burden as treasury strain grows.
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Pinehurst
Walter Lambeth
North Carolina
Lambeth
Hopkins
South
United States Treasury
Hauptmann Identified By Condon As John
New York dispatch says Dr. John F. Condon identified Bruno Richard Hauptmann as the man who received the 50000 ransom in a Bronx cemetery. Condon spoke with Hauptmann in the Hudson County jail for over an hour and a ten minutes and vowed secrecy under Attorney General Wilents.
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New York
The
New York World-Telegram
Fiemington
N. J
John F. Condon
Jassie
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
the World-Telegram
Condon
Hauptmann
Hunterdon County
Lindbergh
John
Woodlawn Cemetery
David T. Wilents
New Jersey
World-Telegram
Joba
Strathoscope flyers land safely in tree top in Sonora
A letter from Sonora recounts a scene at the Dizzy Dean carnival in Detroit where Henry Ford introduced Piccards and a rider rode a strathoscope to a tree top. The writer praises the flyers and notes President Roosevelt will speak to bankers, hoping for mercy toward the beaten poor.
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Calif
Detroi
Henry Ford
Australia
Roosevelt
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