First Lady Declines Debate With Dorothy Frooks
New York on October 31 reports Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will not join a debate with Dorothy Frooks, candidate of the law preservation party, at a dinner where she speaks for Mrs. Caroline O'Day. Mrs. Casper Whitney, dinner chair, cites lack of time and insists the program stay as planned. Frooks says she will push for a public debate, noting previous meetings with Roosevelt and O'Day were declined.
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Casper Whitney
Caroline O'Day
Miss Frook
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Mrs. Whitney
France vows to crush Nazi putsch in Saar region
France informs Britain it will deploy forces through the League of Nations if needed to prevent a Nazi coup in the Saar as polls set January 18 on rejoining Germany or uniting with France. Paris orders Alsace Lorraine garrisons ready and reports 17,000 Nazis in labor camps across the German frontier.
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Mexico probes revolt charges against Catholic clergy
Mexico City government orders Attorney General Portes Gil to probe clergy for alleged sedition and aims to seize privately owned church buildings. President Rodriguez says many accused are of doubtful Mexican nationality and accuses the church of opposing socialistic reforms.
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Atelardo Rodrigues
Portes’ Gil
Supreme Court
Rodriguez
Frank Paibn
Grueberg Shows May Locate Here In Winter
Grueberg group may winter in the city as the World's Famous Exposition shows plan a stay. Marr, a representative, discussed winter charters and a crew of 100 to 125 people. If secured, the troupe would arrive about the third week in November with equipment and personnel.
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Marr
Motions Overruled in Insull Mail Fraud Trial
Federal Judge James H Wilkerson overruled all motions for directed verdicts of not guilty filed on behalf of 15 co defendants in the Samuel Insull case. The ruling comes as the government continues to press charges in the Chicago based proceedings observed by AP reporters.
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James H. Wilkerson
Samuel Insull
Samuel, Jr
Cotton futures close steady with mixed old and new positions
New Orleans October thirty first AP reports cotton futures closed steady with net declines of 1 to 5 points on old crop positions and a larger 28 point drop on the new October position.
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New Orleans
Harriman Likely To Lead NRA Blue Eagle Enforcement Post
W Averill Harriman is expected to become administrator of the Blue Eagle unit as special agent of the NRA governing board. The position, previously held by Colonel George A Lynch, will be more influential, reflecting Harriman's prominence as Union Pacific chairman and NRA director. He has served with the NRA for months, including a stint as division administrator for heavy industries.
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NRA
W. Averill Harriman
Blue Eagle
George A. Lynch
Hugh&. Johnson
Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Adams Millis Corp Answers Witcher Suit In Greensboro
The Adams-Millis corporation filed its answer to Wellington Witcher s10 000 damage suit alleging injuries occurred amid a crowd of several thousand strikers and loafers. The company claims the assault was not at the mill s instruction and that officers were relied upon for protection. The defendants named W E Spangle Charlie Bean and Simon Johnson.
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Adams-Millis Corporation Today
Wellington Witcher
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W. E. Spangle
Charlie Bean
Simon Johnson
Arrest of Reidsville Man in Alleged Attempted Rape
J. M. Powell of near Reidsville was arrested and held on $1000 bond after an alleged assault on Mabel Alexander of 503 Prospect Street. The incident reportedly occurred while she rode in a car with Powell and another couple. Powell was taken into custody at the girl’s home after police were alerted. He faces charges of assault with intent to commit rape.
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Reidsville
Mabel Alexander
Prospect Street
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Powell
New York Cotton Opens Barely Steady On Foreign Selling
Cotton futures in New York opened barely steady with declines of 2 to 5 points due to Liverpool cables and foreign selling. December traded around 12.19 to 12.92 during the first half hour, with nearby months showing slight losses. The private October crop report pegged production at 9,617,000 bales versus last month’s 9,667,000 and the government estimate of 9,443,000.
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Market Trends Savannah Turpentine Rosin Prices
In Savannah on Oct 31 turpentine showed dull activity with no sales. receipts 151, shipments 30, stock 17,615. Rosin also dull with no sales. receipts 848, shipments 950, stock 185,098. Price quotes list multiple grades from B at 4.10 to WW and X at 5.25, with A-Asked.
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Savannah
Foreign exchange rates and world quotes list
The report lists international currency quotes for Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and more with numbers in dollars and cents or percentage figures. It includes Tokyo Shanghai Hongkong Brazil Mexico City and other cities with exchange values and nominal terms.
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Chicago Livestocks Hogs and Cattle Market Report
U S Department of Agriculture notes 20 000 hogs with most prices 5 to 10 higher than Tuesday. Hogs 220 to 350 pounds 5 50 to 5 75 top. 170 to 210 pounds 5 25 to 5 65. Cattle 10 000 commercial 500 government with market broadly draggy. steers 9 25 top for medium weights, cattle and vealers mixed. cows 1 75 to 4 50 with low cutters 1 75 to 2 60.
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U. S. Dept
Two Autos Stolen Last Night
Two cars were taken in the area yesterday afternoon and last night. A 1984 Plymouth coupe owned by C. H. Bean of Wright Cloth es company was stolen around 4:30 pm from High street near the store. A Chrysler owned by Gate City Motor Company was also stolen from Wrenn street. Neither vehicle had been recovered by 1:00 today.
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Wright Clothes Company
High Street
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Gate City Motor Company
Wrenn Street
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