Mussolini Warns Bolshevism Threat Ahead of Rome Jubilee
Premier Mussolini marked the 15th anniversary of the March on Rome by affirming that Bolshevism must be eliminated in Europe and Germany must regain its place in the African sun. He spoke to 100000 fascists, with a German delegation present, defending Italy’s empire and criticizing Western capital systems.
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Rome
Mussolini
Germany
Il Duce
Mussolini Forum
Italy
Reichschancellor Hitler
Il Deece
Head Of Home Gets Year For Indecent Assault On Inmates
In Putnam Connecticut Judge Edward J Quinlan sentences 65 year old Philip C Provandie former head of the Windham county temporary home for children to one year in county jail after finding him guilty of indecent assault on three girl inmates. Embezzlement counts are dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Putnam, Conn
Superior Court
Philip C. Provandie
Windham County
Edward J. Quinlan
Warren pushes plan to include potatoes in farm bill
Rep. Lindsay C. Warren urged the House Agricultural Committee to form a sub committee to study commercial potato growing for the new farm bill. He cites an 82 percent grower referendum in favor of government control and requests hearings for potato growers. In Raleigh, over 250 Democratic women urged informed participation in Roosevelt era measures for economic and social reform.
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Warren
Washington, N. C
Lindsay C. Warren
House Agricultural Committee
Congress
Raleigh
N. C
Roosevelt
Thomas F. McAllister
Democratic National Committee
W. B. Murphy
Snow Hill
Foreign Military Experts Observe War At Shanghai
Observers from the United States Britain and France describe the Shanghai battle from high posts in Sheraton Park hotel Metropole tower and other rooftops. U.S. Marines and Chinese and Japanese forces receive praise while air and ground tactics are evaluated with cautious notes on bombing and retreat dynamics.
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Shanghai
Y James A
Milis Shanghal
United States Marine Corps
Park Hotel
Metropole
United States
Wallace addresses NC State Grange on farm program unity
North Carolina State Grange delegates elected four executive committee members and named Harry B. Caldwell master. Henry A. Wallace urged farmer unity for a nationwide agricultural program and criticized critics of the farm plan while outlining a constructive agenda including fair income, soil conservation, tenants’ security, small farmer support, and the ever normal granary plan. Governor Hoey said no conflict exists between agriculture and industry in the state.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Harry B. Caldwell
Greensboro
B. F. Wilson
Mebane
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture Department
Hoey
FDR Prepares For Study Of Next Budget
President Roosevelt plans a light day with Will Hays and Syracuse University’s Nelson Brown as he reviews the budget. Morgenthau and Bell arrive from Washington to discuss financing a crop loan and revenue items for the long range farm program. White House aides offered no comment on the Federal Reserve Board margin requirement issue.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Will H. Hays
Nelson Brown
Syracuse University
Brown
the Treasury
Morgenthau
Daniel W. Bell
Washington
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Navy's Destroyer U S S Selfridge Leaves Philadelphia for Pacific Fleet
The navy's newest destroyer U S S Selfridge passed the Delaware breakwater bound for the Pacific fleet. The ship was launched last January in Camden New Jersey and completed at the Philadelphia navy yard.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Eastern U S hit by rain floods in Maryland towns
Flood waters washed into low streets in Cumberland as the Potomac rose over flood stage. More than 120 families in nearby mining towns were driven from their homes. Torrential rains and recent snows pushed the river up rapidly. rainfall continued.
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Cumberland
West Virginia Floods Halt Routes and Buses
Rain drenches central West Virginia as West Fork river swells cutting Route 19 between Clarksburg and Weston. Haleville detour set. Clarksburg reports rising water. Monongahela near Fairmont climbs. New Creek floods U S Route 50 near Romney stopping two buses.
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Romney
Pittsburgh Flood Threat Rises As Rivers Surge
Heavy rainfall in western Pennsylvania pushed rivers toward flood levels. Forecasts predict the Allegheny and Monongahela confluence near Pittsburgh will reach 22 feet by Friday morning, with potential further rises. In Jobstown, Stony Creek rose overnight but remains well below its 12-foot flood stage.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
W. 5. Brotzman
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio River
Jobnetown
Stony Creek
Mussolini Receives Franco Congratulatory Message
On the fifteenth anniversary of the march on Rome, Francisco Franco sent Premier Mussolini a salute and that of all Spaniards fighting against barbarism and in defense of civilization. The Spanish Generalissimo’s note was among congratulatory messages received during the Fascist celebration in Rome.
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Rome
Mussolini
Francisco Franco
Italy
Political pot boils in Sixth District as candidates emerge
Raleigh, Oct. 27. Five Guilford County men are being boosted to challenge Rep. William B. Umstead for North Carolina s Sixth District seat. Potential contenders include George Penny mule dealer and real estate man. State Rep. John W. Caffey. Capite Waynick director of contracts. Greensboro City Judge B Earle Rives. and textile magnate Ben Cone.
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George Penny
John W. Caffey
Capus Waynick
E. Earl Rives
Ben Cone
Guilford County
Enterprise Bureau
Henry Averill
Raleigh
William B. Umstead
Durham
Guilford
Umstead
Alamance
Orange
Suc
Cess
Tom Cooper
Wilmington
Penny
Capite Waynick
High Point
Division of Contracts and Awards
State Highway Commission
Earle Rives
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point Boys Club Dedication Tonight
The High Point Salvation Army dedicates and opens a new boys club at Salvation Army headquarters with Lt. Col. Ernest Pugmire of Atlanta as feature speaker. Major Robert M. Cowan heads the local effort with district officials present.
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Ernest Pugmire
Atlanta
Salvation Army
South
High Point Boys’ Club
Robert M. Cowan
John H. Kalte
High Point Club
William Montgomery
New York
O. C. Williamson
The
Presbyterian Church
Grayson
Alfded Tyler
Charlotte
Carolinas
W. L. Jackson
Kiwanis Club
Major Cowan
Salvation Army Divisonal
R. O. Lindsay
High Point Salvation Army
Grange Aims at Compulsory Crop Control Plan
Committees rush to draft a North Carolina Grange program including compulsory crop control and soil conservation measures. Delegates prepare to approve resolutions for a 1937-38 agenda while officers are installed and a barbecue dinner is hosted by Forsyth and Davie granges.
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W. W. Andrews
Goldsboro
N. N. Fleming
Mebane
State Grange
U. S
Josiah William Batley
Forsyth
Davie County
Brewer's President Ruppert Re-Elected in US Brewers Assoc
Colonel Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees baseball club was named president of the United States Brewers Association for the sixteenth time at a meeting in Pittsburgh on October 28.
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Brewer
Pittsburgh
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
United States Brewers’ Association
Principal Held for Betrayal in Beach Shooting Case
Sher iff Victor Meekins said he issued a warrant for former Kitty Hawk school principal J Lamar Rhyne charging him with being the father of a 16 year old girl’s unborn child. The girl’s mother, Mrs Bethea Spruill, joined in the accusation as authorities informed Brevard, North Carolina. Charlie Rogers, 21, a fisherman’s son, was found shot on the beach after his sweetheart’s alleged betrayal surfaced. A penciled note in the gun’s trigger guard suggested Rogers’ protest of innocence before his death.
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Manted
Victor Meekins
Here
Bethea M. Spruill
Charlie Rogers
Meekins
J. Lamar Rhyne
Kitty Hawk
Brevard
N. C
Chapei Falls and Chinese Battalion Hold At War’s Edge
In Shanghai Chapei district a Chinese battalion trapped by Japanese fights on in Chapel amid fires and shelling as foreign observers watch from rooftops. American and British offers to assist withdrawal are refused. Japanese planes and naval threats loom over the desperate stand.
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Shanghat
United States
Shanghai
Hungjao
John C. Beaum
Marines
Shan
A. P. D. Telfer-Smollet
Chapel
Forest of Soochowreek
Cok
Chin-Yuan
Nippon
Robert Duke Escaped Prison Arrested in Monroe
Monroe sheriff reports the arrest of Robert Duke alias Robert Jones an escaped North Carolina convict. He was found in a parked car and had 1922 Stanly County murder sentence of 25 to 30 years. Duke said he had been living in Winnsboro South Carolina.
Vandenberg urges New Deal to give business a chance
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg told a joint luncheon and clubs in Grand Rapids that legitimate American business must have a fair chance to profit or none of us will survive. He criticized New Deal policies, warned government actions distort money value, price levels, and production, and argued wealth must be created before it can be shared.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Sen. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
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Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Association of
W. Allen
Creedmore
Robert W. Poll
Forsyth County
Poll
Chapei
Lone Battalion
Robert Duke
Monroe
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