United States Expresses Regret Over Nazi Flag Remarks
Secretary Hull said the U S regrets Magistrate Broadsky comments criticizing the Swastika banner. He stressed no official U S stance against Germany and noted Broadsky spoke in his personal capacity not as a government representative. The incident followed Broadsky calling the flag pirate and tearing a Bremen banner.
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New York City
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Rudolf Leitner
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Bremen
Louisiana Moves to Undo Huey Long Legislation
Baton Rouge reports a special session of Louisiana's legislature opens with aim to reverse measures pushed under Huey Long. The gathering seeks to roll back laws enacted during his influence amid broader political maneuvering.
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Stock Market Mixed as Metals Lead Gains in New York
Stocks drifted with minor losses and gains as metals and several specialties held firm while grains and general commodities offered little support. Transfers reached about 600000 shares as government securities slipped and foreign exchange steadied amid tentative gains for selected issues.
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Four Shot in Labor Dispute at Rome Stove Plant
Four men were wounded in a gun battle between pickets and workers at the Rome Stove and Range company plant in Rome Georgia. One man was in critical condition with a head wound, another had a chest wound. two others were lightly hurt. Al Selman, the plant’s general manager, said the shooting followed pickets firing as workers arrived. The plant had reopened this week after an August 20 shutdown due to ongoing labor troubles across local plants.
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Roosevelt May Seek More PWA Funds From Congress
Washington Sept. 14 A White House move to reallocate funds sparks talk that President Roosevelt will ask Congress to approve additional permanent public works spending. Officials note communities pushed PWA programs since last winter and some projects may qualify only with new funds. Public housing is highlighted as a likely recipient in any new appropriation. The housing allotment was cut by 100 million dollars and redirected to other PWA projects startable by December 15.
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Wake County Man Seriously Wounded in Ambush
In Raleigh on September 14 Hester O Neal a 25 year old Wake county farmer was seriously wounded by gunfire from neighbor Gordon Sherron 39 who was jailed. Physicians removed 47 bullets from O Neals body as he claimed Sherron fired from ambush after threatening his life over an alleged $17 theft.
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WPA Engineers Approve Two High Point Armories
Raleigh Sept 14 AP Adj J Van HH Metts and Works Progress Administrator George Coan Jr said WPA in Washington approved construction of 47 national guard armories in North Carolina at a cost of 1021000. Each armory would be brick or concrete and work should start within four weeks.
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Obituary of Wade H. Harris Observer editor dies at 77
Wade H. Harris editor of the Charlotte Observer dies at his home at 77 after a long career spanning more than six decades. He led The Evening Chronicle and Charlotte News, served as city editor of The Wilmington Sun, and was a Democratic convention delegate in 1920 and 1928.
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Five Die in Illinois Central Freight Wreck Near Here
Five unidentified bodies were removed from the wreckage of about 15 freight cars after an Illinois Central eastbound train derailed three miles west of here. Five transients riding the freight died. Pete Riggs, 25, of Calhoun Louisiana, was pinned and had his right leg amputated by physicians at the scene. Rescue workers feared more bodies lay under the smouldering ruins. A man named Melvin Johnson, 28, of Springfield, was among the injured.
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Reward Offered For Apprehension and Conviction of Thugs
The Asheville Citizen-Times offers a 100 reward for arrest and conviction of the six bandits who robbed a Mars Hill bank Tuesday and wounded a New Bern co-ed at Mars Hill college. The money will be returned if no arrests occur within a year. Deorethy Sanderlin, 17, is reported in improved condition after the shooting during the bandits chase. A search continues for the six men. their car was seen in the Tennessee mountains near the NC border before the trail was lost.
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Man faces 5 to 8 year manslaughter sentence
Gastonia court heard 22 year old Agamemnon Koutro convicted of manslaughter in the cafe death of Cecil Brookout. Prosecutors seek a five to eight year term as defense files notice of appeal.
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Cecil Brookout
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Passing Of Torch Singer Probed After Death
Westchester Pa Sept 14 three investigations race to learn facts about the death of torch singer Miss Hoey at Henry Rogers farm. Her father Henry J Hoey and attorney Vincent Downey viewed the body as Downey confirmed a gunshot wound to the temple.
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Cross objects to Doris McAdoo marrying 71 year old senator
Oakland Kansas September 14 R G Cross 55 an auctioneer says he disapproves of his daughter Doris marrying United States Senator William Giggs McAdoo who is 71 and twice married. Doris telephoned from Washington to say she would wed today but Cross only learned the groom’s age and status later.
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Court Sessions Altered by Governor Ehringhaus
Governor Ehringhaus granted exchanges of judges. Judge Walter Small will serve one week of special criminal court in Durham, and Judge F B Hill will handle one week of regular civil court in New Bern during the Week of September 23.
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Salary Schedule Revised By Board
The state board of education in Raleigh revised the state standard salary schedule for teachers and principals to conform to the 1935 scale, 20 percent higher than the past two years. The board also approved revised editions of dictionaries from American Book Company and modern history from Silver Burdette Company for state use.
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Roosevelt backs 15 day extension to avert coal strike
President Roosevelt through Edward F. McGrady approves a United Mine Workers proposal for a 15 day extension of current wages and hours to avert a threatened soft coal strike. A suit was filed to divorce Lawrence W. (Ohip) Robert Jr., assistant secretary of the Treasury.
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Ohip) Robert, Jr
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British protest to Italy over alleged anti British radio propaganda
London officials announced official representation to Rome regarding alleged anti British propaganda broadcast by the Italian radio station ac Mari.
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McAdoo and Dorisross Tie The Knot In Secret Wedding
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo and nurse Dorisross wed at 4 p.m. today marking the former treasury secretary’s third marriage. The ceremony happened in a quiet ceremony reported as a public health service union.
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Italy Cabinet Hints Open to Compromise in Ethiopia Quarrel
Rome dispatch reports the Italian cabinet with Premier Mussolini used the day to accept any compromise in Italy s quarrel with Ethiopia, signaling a willingness to seek settlement.
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Fingerprints on revolver tied to death of New York singer
Chester police announce two fingerprints on the revolver near the body of Avelyan Uory, a New York musical comedy singer, and both belong to the deceased man.
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Divorces and Legal Notices Drift Across Atlanta
Fragmentary OCR notes from Atlanta Ga mention divorces and legal filings with sparse details. The unreadable text references persons, dates, and proceedings in a brief legal notices style.
Large freshman class at N. C. State College
Administrative officials at North Carolina State College announced a record large freshman class. Through September 14 614 new students had enrolled, signaling strong fall enrollment for the institution.
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N. C. State College
Nations At League Assembly Rally To Defend Covenant
In Geneva on September 14 Soviet Russia and allied states protested Italy's invasion of Ethiopia. Maxim Litvinoff challenged reliance on non aggression pacts, warning some treaties may invite aggression by removing safeguards. The speech sparked alarms among Polish and German observers over pact loopholes.
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Republicans oppose 3 percent sales tax in state
The Republican state executive committee adopted a resolution opposing North Carolina's three per cent general sales tax unless the state is in strong financial condition. It calls for repealing the tax on staple goods if full repeal isn’t possible. Brownlow Jackson of Hendersonville was named secretary, succeeding R Hayes Fos.
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