Stock rally offsets early losses as markets stay open
New York stocks firm after heavy liquidation with U S Steel General Electric and American Can rebounding. NYSE keeps open full session amid high volume while delivery times extend. Chicago markets slide to new lows before a western air liner disaster report near Albuquerque leaves five missing.
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U. S. Steel
General Electric
American Can
Board of Governors
New York Stock Exchange
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Westinghouse Electric
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Johns Manville
International Telephone
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American Telephone
Atchison
Chicago Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Auburn
Middlewest
Organized Labor Threatened By South Says Green
The Pan American Federation of Labor under William Green postpones the sixth Congress, saying the organized labor movement faces a deadly campaign by employers in the southern states. Aimed at mobilizing over a million AFL members, the delay funds a broad organizing drive across the South and beyond. The congress was set to open January 6 in Havana, Cuba.
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Green
Pan American Federation of Labor
Congress
Washington
Pan «American Federation of Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor Today
Pan American Labor Congress
Organized Labor Movement
Thalahaw Aw Army Ams
Asauyo Tawve
AMV
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Pan American Congress
Havanna
Cuba
Wisconsin Sinks After Storm Off Kenosha Trapping Crew
The lake steamer Wisconsin sank four miles off Kenosha during a storm. Fifteen men were rescued from life rafts, with three to six still missing. The vessel carried 65 crew plus passengers. Captain Douglas Morrison, 25 years with the transit line, was among the crew.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Chambers Brothers
C. H. Sjonstrand
Eckelson
N. D
Coast Guard
Racine
Douglas Morrison
Chicago
Judas Buschmann
Manitowoc
Edward Halverson
Harvey Lyons
Milwaukee
Tom Lange
Bill Strand
Burt
Coast Guards
Davidson
Goodrich Transit Company
Lake Seaman
The
Transit Company
Hoover To Attend Public Funeral of Senator Burton
President Hoover will attend the public funeral services for Senator Burton of Ohio at the Capitol. The decision follows the high respect he held for the Ohio senator, whom Hoover had visited during illness, including a last meeting before his western trip.
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White House
Hoover
Senator Burton
Ohio
Capitol
Burton
Middle West
Planes halted by weather risk. pilots missing on Navajo trip
James E. Doles of Los Angeles and Allan C. Barrie of Burbank were aboard a plane that could not land as rain and snow halted operations. Officials hoped Doles flew over the Navajo reservation before landing, with search plans to sweep rough terrain for the missing crew and any emergency signals.
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Continental Divide
Western Air Express
Navajo
Ariz
Rocky Mountains
Kingman
Pinto, Ariz
Santa Fe
Allan C. Barrie
Burbank
Cal
R. L. Britton
Los Angeles
Denver
Steward
Doles
Arizona-New Mexico
Navy Finds $47000 Buried in Chicken Yard
Navy officials announced they recovered 47000 dollars buried in a southeast Washington chicken yard tied to Lt. Charles Musil who vanished from Charleston with 54606 payroll funds. Musil surrendered on the Seattle in New York last week and returned 1509 in cash. Officials doubt they will recover the remaining money.
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Navy Department
Charles Musil
Charleston
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Musil
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New York
Naval
Senator Burton Dies After Lifelong Public Service
Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio dies at 77 in Washington after years of public service and world peace advocacy. President Hoover and leaders from Britain mourned him. burial set for Cleveland with funeral at the capitol and Knights Templar at the grave. He uniquely served in both the house and senate, returning to the senate after a house term.
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Ohio
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Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
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Senate
Cleveland
Congress
Capitol
Unionization of the South Targeted in AF of L Plan
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor announced a conference of leaders from all national and international unions before November 18 to organize southern workers. The meeting may be in the south and follows a Toronto labor conference resolution. The talks will address communist anti union activity in Gastonia North Carolina and Elizabethton Tennessee and the Havana congress in January may be affected.
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Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
South
Morrison
Green
Toronto
Gastona
North Carolina
Elizabethton
Havana
Mail plane pilot burned to death in crash near Mount Vernon
E M Kane pilot of the southbound Cleveland Louisville mail plane of the universal line was burned to death when his aircraft crashed into a grove of trees on a farm eight miles southwest of Mount Vernon Ohio early today.
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Ohio
E. M. Kane
Captain of Tanker Disappears From Ship
Captain I. Anderson, skipper of the Standard Oil tanker Yankee Arrow, vanished from the vessel a week ago about 1,400 miles from Manila. He was not missed until an hour and a half later. Two letters found aboard indicated he was despondent.
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Manila
I. Anderson
Standard
Hoover praises Senator Burton after Ohio death
President Hoover praised Senator Burton of Ohio as a great leader who devoted his life to public service. He called Burton a true servant of the people with deep knowledge of institutions and said his death is a national and personal loss.
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Washington
Hoover
Burton
Ohio
France in Second Week Minus Cabinet
Paris reports France enters its second week without a ministry as Briand and colleagues resigned to President Doumergue. Cartel des Gauches revival faded. socialist rejection of joining a radical socialist ministry unsettles Daladier’s bid to form a majority in the chamber of deputies.
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France
M. Aristide Briand
Doumergue
Cartel Des Gauches
Coalition of the Left
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Trail of blood leads to Detroit uniform in Moran gang killings
Chicago dispatch details a blood trail to a Detroit policeman's uniform and three .45 pistols found in a bloodstained apartment at 910 Dakin street as investigators pursue the St. Valentine’s Day massacre link. A wounded suspect, Allisted O'Brien, confessed little and named robbers. The scene suggested a struggle with overturned furniture and a gun-filled oven.
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Detroit
Dakin Street
Moran
O’brien
Frank McCarthy
McCarthy
Michigan
Joseph Clement
Purple
Lauor
New Grain Corporation Chartered
The Farmers National Grain Corporation, the first national commodity co operative to be set up under the farm board, filed corporation papers in Wilmington Delaware. It plans to handle over 500 million bushels of grain annually and will loan funds to grain marketing associations to expand marketing and facilities.
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National Commodity Cooperative Sales Association
Farm Board
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Wilmington
Del
New Grain Corporation
Legge
Chicago
Grain Corporation
Sydney J. Cottington
Stanhope
Iowa
Clarence E. Huff
Salena
Kan
John Manley
Enid
Okla
Freighter Waukegan in distress near Wind Point
S O S from freighter Waukegan, sailing from Kenosha to Milwaukee, reported trouble early today four miles offshore between Wind Point Light and Milwaukee in the steamer lane.
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Kenosha
Milwaukee
Wind Point Light
Directors Of Defunct Fayetteville Bank Indicted By Receiver
Fayetteville October 29 Directors of the defunct National Bank of Fayetteville were charged with gross negligence and violations of the National Banking Act by receiver Alfred D Burrowes. The 35 page complaint seeks about 500000 for depositors and lists 14 loans to directors or related interests exceeding 10 percent of capital.
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National Banking Act
Fayetteville
National Bank of
Burrowes
United States
J. H. Culbreth
J. W. McGoughan
J. A. Oates
A. R. McEachern
H. G. Smith
A. B. McMillan
H. L. Cook
J. F. Highsmith
H. Med. Robinson
FE. J. Wells
Mrs. Winston Takes First Plane Ride With Son in Raleigh
Mrs. J. P. Winston of near Wendell joined her son William Winston on a plane above Raleigh. William, a flying tutor for Lindbergh and current national director of flying for Curtiss-Wright, has long flown passengers while Mrs. Winston had yet to experience the air. After the flight she vowed to never miss another opportunity to fly.
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J. P. Winston
Raleigh
Winston
Near Wendell
William Winston
Lindbergh
Curtiss-Wright Flying Service
First casualty of stock break
New York stock market turmoil claims its first victim as John J. Bell & Co. is suspended from the New York curb for failure to meet its requirements during the recent market drop.
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New York
John J. Bell & Co
Grundy says West has too much sway on tariff policy
Joseph R. Grundy, head of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association, testifies before Senate investigators that small western states wield excessive influence in tariff legislation. He calls this a tragedy and defends supporting tariff increases while opposing metal tariff cuts. He notes interest in the wool schedule and asserts consistency with the Republican platform.
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Washington
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
Senate
Grundy
Walsh
Montana
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart Warns Banks Face Bankruptcy If Stock Decline Continues
Senator Brookhart, Republican of Iowa, warned that continued stock price declines could push banks across the country into bankruptcy. He cited loans to brokers funded by banks outside New York and said a Wall Street panic could trigger a general business panic, potentially accelerating Glass's tax on stock transactions and King's call for a sweeping financial probe.
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Jesse Livermore
New York Stock Exchange
Dashington
Brookhart
Iowa
Federal Reserve Law
New York
Glass
Virginia
King
Utah
Watson Ordered to Rest Two Weeks Amid Health Warning
Senator Watson the Republican leader is ordered by physicians to rest for two weeks to avoid a nervous breakdown. He will likely depart for Florida tomorrow.
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Washington
Watson
Florida
Mistrial Declared in Catts Counterfeiting Trial
In Tampa on October 29 a federal jury declared a mistrial in the Sidney J Catts case. The former Florida governor was tried on a charge of aiding and abetting counterfeiting after the jury reported it could not reach a verdict.
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Sidney J. Catt
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