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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1935
Page
1
Washington issued a public rebuke to Moscow urging strict adherence to the non interference pledge. Secretary Hull warned that continued Comintern subversive activity would endanger relations and could bring serious consequences.
Addis Ababa reports Haile Selassie's government shifts to English and American interests for exploitation, while Mussolini expands Italy's army. In New York the African Development Exploration firm seeks oil and minerals in Ethiopia, with Standard Oil links denied. Washington signals a hands off neutrality stance as war tensions loom.
Mrs Harold L Ickes 61 wife of the Interior Secretary was killed in a motor car collision 30 miles north of Santa Fe as she traveled to a fiesta from her Coolidge New Mexico summer home. Three companions were in the taxicab the driver fled the scene Genevieve Forbes Herrick a noted journalist and house guest was critically injured Ibrahim Seyfullah Turkish attache was also hurt.
London asserts concessions in Ethiopia must be negotiated with Italy and France under the 1906 Tripartite treaty. The government says no confirmation of oil and water rights concessions exists while advising Addis Ababa to withhold them.
Dr Hjalmar Schacht, Reichsbank president and finance minister, defied Paul Goebbels by reinstating Emil Koeppen as head of the Lombard office after Koeppen was removed and jailed. Schacht asserted Koeppen acted properly toward tenants and ordered an investigation that found no grounds for punishment.
A brief item noting rapid updates in current events and legislative activity as of today.
Red Springs North Carolina August 81 AP The 122nd annual session of the Synod of North Carolina will open at Flora MacDonald college here next with a set.
Edwin Humphreys infant son of Mr and Mrs Fe F Humphreys of Carrboro died at Watts hospital Durham today from infantile paralysis.
A report from Valdese notes Mrs. Herbert Brown was struck by a motorist in a hit and run tonight. The condition of Mrs. Brown and the driver’s identity are not provided in the accessible text.
A flare up of a long standing grudge led to a double murder involving an unnamed elder man and Marshall Pruett, 26. The incident prompted police investigations and inquiries into motive and relationship between the two parties.
In Brussels on August 31, Dowager Queen Elizabeth of Belgium agreed to substitute for Queen Astrid, killed in an automobile crash, and care for the motherless royal children. The 69 year old queen-mother, widowed last year, has withdrawn from public life since March. Funeral attendees include Prince Carl and Princess Ingeborg of Sweden and other European royals.
Premier Mussolini made a surprise visit to Trento and urged Italians to seize destiny in a wartime moment. Officials confirmed a firm stance amid stunned crowds as Britain advised Addis Ababa to withhold concessions affecting the 1906 treaty powers in Ethiopia.
In Whiteville on August 31 Bright Buffkin of Fair Bluff was sentenced to die on October 8 for the Lake Waccamaw murder of D. P. Barefoot on August 9. Judge Clawson L. Williams denied a mistrial motion over juror relation. defense plans an appeal to the Supreme Court. Buffkin showed no emotion as his mother reacted in distress.
Washington coverage notes militant Republicans, labor alliance voices, and potential third party challenges to FDR. AFL's William Green supports national solutions, while Postmaster Farley and Hearst circle discuss anti New Deal options. Hoover ambiguity remains a GOP factor as Hyde Park plans loom.
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