Roosevelt says a breathing spell for New Deal in effect
Washington report notes the president’s statement that a pause in New Deal legislation is real and welcomed by party leaders. Markets rose quietly while opposition remains skeptical about the program’s fit with the constitution and recovery prospects, as leaders review a public letter to Roy W. Howard.
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Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
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Snell
Potsdam
N.Y
Roosevelt letter satisfies business and ends query
Roy W. Beripps Howard says President Roosevelt letter speaks for itself and signals the end of the debate on the New Deal. He expects business to move forward and “play ball” with the new policy. Howard plans to sail soon with his wife and daughter on a world voyage.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Roy W. H . Beripps- Howard
Howard
Italy Threatens British Expulsion From Egypt Over Ethiopia
The semi official Journal Azione Coloniale said Italy will demand Great Britain be excluded from Egypt if Britain sees Italy in East Africa as a threat. It argued Britain's bases in Alexandria Aden Malta Gibraltar Cyprus Haifa threaten Italian security and urged recognition of imperial security needs without anti British aims.
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Roosevelt Letter Says New Deal Restores Confidence
President Roosevelt tells Roy W. Ho of Scripps-Ho to report that the New Deal provides substantial recovery and a breathing spell for industry. He argues broad public confidence is rebuilding and defends taxation and anti racketeering aims while critiquing partisan critics.
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Roy W. Ho
Scripps-Ho
Aniee Howard
Special Lege
Roosevelt
Howard
President 10 Keep Powers After Emergency Ends
Roosevelt signals possible end to national emergency powers but officials doubt a surrender. AAA spokesmen say farm price adjustments remain, while public works, work relief, and veterans benefits powers are viewed as unlikely to be relinquished soon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
AAA
Youth succumbs to accidental shooting in Randolph County
Asheboro reports Lee Freeman 15 died after a shotgun discharged in his hands at home near Moffitt's Mill. The injury to his chest killed him within hours. Survived by mother Mrs Deaton twins Harri son and Grady Freeman and sisters Mia Bartie Allen Tilsees Vivian Virginia Foremen. Funeral plans pending.
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Randolph Hospital
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Grady Freeman
CCC
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Bartie Allen
Hamp
Tilsees Vivian
Virginia
Wall Street Reacts to Roosevelt Breathing Spell
Wall Street cheered Roosevelt's suggestion of a breathing spell for New Deal reforms. Traders bought stocks with cautious optimism as rail shares led modest advances across most sectors. Profit taking appeared in places while government securities showed weakness and sterling fell against the dollar.
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New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
U. S
Roosevelt vetoes new panel and facilities plan in surprise move
President Roosevelt announced a veto of nine more panels including the Pierce ment cole See facilities. Governor Ehringhaus named Frank L. Dunlap as assistant director of the budget to replace Leroy Martin who resigns as executive secretary of the school commission effective September 15. Oscar Pitts reported Virgil Green, a convict shot last week at the county prison camp, died.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Frank L. Dunlap
Dunlap
Leroy Martin
Oscar Pitts
Virgil Green
Fides
Adams seeks panel on state social security plan
Representative Ben E. Adams of Richland Johnson indicates support from both legislative branches for his proposal to form a committee to map a state social security program.
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Columbia
8. C
Ben E. Adams
Richland Johnson
Legislative
Doughton Supports Hoey for North Carolina Governor
Winston Salem Sept 6 Congressman R A Doughton says he will not run for governor and will stay in Congress. He indicates support for Clyde Hoey of Shelby though not holding a formal endorsement. Sources expect him to campaign for Hoey, possibly on a speaker tour.
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Shelby
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Condemman
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Congress
Winston-Salem
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Reynolds Praises New Deal In Boston Interview
Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina praised President Roosevelt's policies during a motor tour stop at the Massachusetts state house. He said the President retains goodwill and support of the greater public and noted no view of a letters exchange with Roy W. Howard at that time.
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Nowth Carolina
Roosevelt
Boston
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North Carolina
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Postoffice Opens in New Asheboro Federal Building
Asheboro residents begin receiving mail from the new federal postoffice on Sunset avenue and Church streets. Postmaster J O Redding and staff praise the spacious interiors after the weekend move from Fayetteville street.
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Federal Postoffice
Sunset Avenue
Church Streets
J. O. Redding
Fayetteville Street
High Spots of Roosevelt Howard Letter Exchange
Roosevelt responds to Roy W Howard noting the administration’s pledge fulfilled a substantial legislative program and a breathing spell, with unemployment easing and recovery underway. He credits public confidence built and stresses shared responsibility for improvement, while promising continued efforts to meet unemployment problems.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Untitled fragment on saving banks farms and public works
The fragment discusses the broad impact of government actions on banks farms homes public works relief and relief for the destitute, highlighting the direct benefits of such actions to broader conditions.
Legislation Aimed at Recovery Overhaul in Economy
The broad policy reflected a remedial approach addressing unhealthy agricultural, business, and financial arrangements. Officials rejected strict doctrinaire divides between recovery measures and reform efforts.
Negro Dies In Electric Chair At North Carolina Prison
Raleigh report says Caesar Miller an 18 year old Negro died in the electric chair for the December murder of J D Gwaltney a crippled Craven county store keeper Miller entered the chamber at 10 29 am received one shock lasting two minutes five seconds and was pronounced dead at 10 34 am by prison physician Dr G S Coleman the execution among the speediest at the state prison
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Caesar Miller
State’s Prison
J. D. Gwaltney
Craven County
Miller
Coleman
Hurricane's Fury Strikes Carolinas Causing Electrocutions
Two deaths were caused by downed power lines as the Carolinas faced high winds and waves from a hurricane that churned from the Florida Keys. The storm blacked out areas from New Bern to Wilmington with scattered tornadoes injuring several and damaging homes and dunes.
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Florida Keys
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N. C
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Wilmington
Elizabeth City
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Coast Guard
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D. C
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Chapin
Darlington
Passengers of Dixie Go Home After Hurricane Salvage
Rescue passengers of the hurricane wrecked Dixie returned to Miami aboard special trains while the ship lay embedded on French Reef sixty miles south of Miami. Captain E. W. Sundstrom, injured, remained aboard with a skeleton crew as salvors prepared to float the liner. Coast guard cutters stood by and officials estimated half a million dollars in damage.
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Fla
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Morgan Line
New York
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United Fruit
Arenas
Charleston
D. C
Texas
Reapo
Wilmington
E. W. Sundstrom
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Will of Bowman Gray Magnate Filed in Winston-Salem
The will of Bowman Gray tobacco magnate was filed in the local court listing personal property at 9,091,900.24 and real estate at 200.00. A twelve and a half cent charitable share is specified. The mansion and grounds, valued in the millions, are said to belong to the widow.
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Bowman Gray
Bacco
North Carolina Weather Tonight Through Saturday
Forecasters predict cooler temperatures tonight with developing northwest winds along the coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. From Hatteras to Jacksonville expect southwest or west winds easing inland with fresh to strong northwest movement and mostly overcast conditions through Saturday.
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
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