Crash Victims Raymond Black and Jessie Murray
Raymond Black and Jessie Murray are identified as crash victims. Black, with surviving mother and siblings, was from High Point. Murray, a Highland Cotton mill employee, left a father Sam Murray and step-mother Ida, plus three brothers J W Eugene Sam Jr and sister Nadine. The Ford involved belonged to Fred C Arnold recently sold to Pat Brown Motor Co.
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Raymond Black
Jessie Murray
Fred Crnold
Elm Street
High
Arnold
Pat Brown Mo Company
Young Murray
Hichland Cotton Mill
Ford
Louisiana Legislature Opens Seventh Special Session
The Louisiana legislature convened in Baton Rouge at 10 o'clock for its seventh special session in 18 months and immediately received one bill bearing the approval of Senator Huey P. Long.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Funeral pyres glow in Florida amid disaster probes
Gov. Dave Shultz directing an inquiry led by State Attorney G. W. Worley says negligence might have caused the three Matecumbe funeral pyres disaster but would not be criminal. Andrew Williams of the federal relief office adds there is no basis for disciplinary action yet.
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Matecumbe
Dave Shultz
G. W. Worley
Miami
Andrew Williams
Harry Hopkins
Parties jockey for rail position in 1936 race
The article notes intensified party activity as the Republican and Democratic camps seek leverage for the 1936 presidential race. Key figures like Robert H. Lucas and Henry F. Fletcher prepare for a September 25 meeting to map strategy ahead of a spring party convention.
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Robert H. Lucas
National Committee
Henry F. Fletcher
Roosevelt
Republicans Rally In Midwest Against New Deal Promises
Senator Vandenberg criticized prior promises from Holland Michigan telegraphing to the AP. Col Frank Knox dismissed the pledge as weak while Republicans seek support from Illinois youths. Mrs. Hoyal urged Constitution Day unity as New Deal opponents plan a broad barrage. Roosevelt framed the New Deal as repair and weighed constitutional questions on expanded federal powers. Secretary Wallace noted mounting criticism amid farm policy doubts.
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Vandenberg
Michigan
Associated Press Today
Holland
Mich
Frank Knox
Chicago
Illinois
Robert L. Hoyal
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Wallace
AAA
North Carolina Pushes for Larger PWA Allocations
Baily, PWA director, announces plan to lodge a complaint Monday to secure more PWA allotments in Washington. NC applications near 40 million, with only a few projects approved. officials expect a state lump sum much larger than 100 million from the federal fund.
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Baily
PWA
Washington
North Carolina
Works Progress Administration
Belgian composer Benoit founded Flemish school of music
Pierre Leonard Leopold Benoit shaped the Flemish national school from Antwerp, leading it from its 1867 organization until his death in 1901. Born in Antwerp in 1834, his writings helped establish a Flemish era in music as Belgium celebrated his 100th birth anniversary with a stamp.
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Belgium
Uise
Pierre Leonard Leopold Benoit
Benoit
Antwerp
Benoittas
Italy moves consuls from Ethiopia amid tensions
In Addis Ababa on September 7 Italy recalls all consuls to the capital as a precaution amid growing tensions. Italian minister Vinci Gigliucci cites distances and poor communications for the move, saying it may take weeks to reach a safe center by horseback. Ethiopia and foreign observers react with concern over potential war, protectorates, and international repercussions.
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Addis Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
Luigi Vinet-Gigliucci
Rome
Vinci-Gigliucci
Britain
Iroq
Laval
France
Saar
Legation
League seeks compromise to placate Italy
The League tensions over Italy include offers of international occupation of Ethiopia and Italian air bases. The British delegation shows little enthusiasm while Italy presses to pursue its own aims. No concrete proposals yet. the firepower committee meets Monday as the assembly opens. Salvadoro De Madariga, chair of the major committee, says no concrete plan has been put forward.
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Italy
Ethiopia
League
League Assembly
Firpower Committee
Salvadoro de Madariga
Spain
Russia envoy speech eases council tension ahead of talks
A recent council session featured Maxim Litvinoff of Russia advocating peace. Some league quarters view his remarks as easing tensions briefly while noting Italy’s reliance on Soviet raw materials.
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Maxim Lit
Vinoff
Russia
Italy
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