Tobacco growers seek AAA solution in Eastern North Carolina
About 2,500 growers at Memorial Auditorium approved a six point program and four auxiliary proposals aimed at stabilizing prices. Hutson of the AAA heard the plan while noting parity prices and advised delaying definite cuts until signups end. In Washington, Hugh S Johnson outlined a five point critique of New Deal policy focusing on limited, well planned public work and relief for unemployed, with export subsidies and trade provisions.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Memorial Auditorium
Washington
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
J. B. Hutson
Hutson
Hughs. Johnson
Federal Works Program
New York City
White House
NRA
Congress
Young Flier Flew 4500 Mile Trans Atlantic Solo to Lithuania
Lieut. Felix Waitkus, 28, of Kohler Wisconsin, launched from Floyd Bennett Field in a Lockheed Vega to a 4500 mile non stop solo flight to Kaunas Lithuania. The route includes Newfoundland Ireland England Denmark and Memel with a Wasp engine and flags on the aircraft.
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Young
Lithuania
New York
Felix Waitkus
Kohler
Wis
Floyd Bennett Airport
Kaunas
Lithuanica
Lithuania II
Waitkus
Martha
Goodby
Newfoundland
Ireland
England
Denmark
Baltic Sea
The
Chicago
Five killed as train hits auto near Hillsboro Illinois
Five persons and 14 race horses died in a collision between a Century of Progress special Chicago and Eastern Illinois railway train and an automobile driven by a farm woman near Hillsboro Illinois. Six men in the car were seriously injured, two dining car waiters slightly injured. The dead include engineer Edward Edlemesser and fireman Dan McDougal both of Villa Grove, road foreman Henry Smitha of Villa Grove, Mrs Edward Dammann the auto driver, and two unidentified men. The auto carrying the horses overturned. wrecking crews cleared the scene overnight.
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Hillsboro
Ill
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway
Detroit
Texas
Edward Edlemesser
Dan McDougal
Henry Smitha
Villa Grove
Mre
Edward Dammann
Automobile
Half Million In Securities Stolen
Bel-Air home of George A Hormel millionaire Ausia Minn eanner was broken into last Tuesday night and non negotiable securities valued at about 500000 were taken. West Los Angeles police reported to
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Los Angeles
Bel-Air
George A. Hormel
Ausia
Minn. Eanner
Seek to Prevent Soft Coal Strike
Washington officials press efforts to avert a soft coal strike due to stalled wage talks between Appalachian producers and the United Mine Workers. A sixth breakdown in negotiations prompts possible Monday morning action as Edward F. McGrady seeks Roosevelt guidance amid extended contracts.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Edward F. McGrady
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Fred H. Clausen
Chamber
Chambers
Greensboro woman seeks alimony and assets restraint
Mrs Frances W Hagedorn of Greensboro files for alimony of 500 dollars a month and 1000 dollars in attorneys fees. She also seeks a court order restraining her husband from disposing of any North Carolina properties pending a hearing. Her husband is an ail contractor and his mother is Lulu Hagedorn of West Point Georgia.
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Greensboro
Frances W. Hagedorn
Lulu Hagedorn
West Point
Hagedorn
North Carolina
Robinson Says U S Stays Out of Foreign Wars
Senator Joe T. Robinson spoke in Russellville Arkansas asserting the Roosevelt administration maintains a policy of staying out of foreign wars. He declared the United States has not one drop of American blood or one American dollar to contribute to a war between foreign nations.
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Robinson
Russellville
Ark
Roosevelt
Joe T. Robinson
D-Ark
United States
Mild stock market rally after war flight recovery
Mild rallying tendencies appeared in the brief session as selling kept the list off balance. Transfers reached about 550000 shares with partial recovery from yesterday’s sharp drop. Traders eyed a possible compromise after Mussolini’s cabinet rejected League peace proposals.
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New York
Mussolini
League of Nation
Wall Street
Prediction of War Within Three Weeks Across Europe
European diplomats in London Rome Paris and Geneva warn Mussolini may trigger war by invading Ethiopia with a likely window between September 29 and October 15. They debate localized conflict versus a broader world war as Italy advances toward Aduwa amid League of Nations pressure and sanctions talk.
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London
Europe
Mussolini
Rome
Paris
Geneva
Ethiopia
Il Duce
Aduwa
League
Man Held in Dyn amiting Case Near LaFollette
William Righetti a 60 year old restaurant operator was jailed in Knoxville facing dynamiting charges for a LaFollette Tennessee building blast that killed a woman Prudie Rutherford and injured three children. He said he only intended to damage property after foreclosure by a local lender.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William Righetti
LaFollette
Prudie Rutherford
Righetti
Tom Kirby
Barrymore and Protege Chase Across Country in Comics Shown
Chicago dispatch reports John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie, billed as his protege, engaged in a cross country mock chase. Elaine pursued by boat, rail, plane, and car, while Barrymore avoided capture and sought reconciliation with wife Dolores Costello. The staged escapade unfolds with theatrical pet names Caliban and Ariel referenced from The Tempest.
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John Barrymore
Blaine Barrie
Chicago
Here
Elaine Barrie
the Huntress
New York
Elaine
Santa Fe
Hollywood
Caliban
Barrymore
Barrrymore
Huntress
Dolores Costello
Screen
Ariel
Miss Arrie
Mooney Bid for Liberty Faces Restraining Action
Warren K. Billings, once jailed for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, seeks an injunction to halt Tom Mooney’s habeas corpus hearing without his presence. A Benton Oregon man, Marshal R. Spencer, corroborates Mooney’s claim of being far from the scene, but likely won’t testify.
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San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
Folsom
Tom Mooney
Billings
Mooney
Oregon City
Ore
Life Terrier
Marshal R. Spencer
BE. T. Maas
Clackamas County
Eilers
Spencer
Community Chest approves Oct 14 opening date
The executive committee of the Community Chest in High Point approved October 14 as the campaign start date after a Thursday night session. Budget work was incomplete, with Mrs. H A Millis directing continued meetings next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to review agency requests from Boy Scouts Red Cross Salvation Army Y W C A and Y M C A. Participants included R T Amos M J Wrenn H A Millis and R H Sechrest.
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Community Chest
High Point
R. T. Amos
H. A. Millis
Amos
M. J. Wrenn
R. H. Sechrest
State Man Receives Federal Appointment
Dr. Ernest A. Branch director of oral hygiene for the State Board of Health accepted an appointment from Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins to the National Advisory Commission on Maternal and Child Welfare. He will join six other medical men. duties not expected to interfere with state work.
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Raleigh
Ernest A. Branch
State Board of Health
Fancis Perkins
National Advisory Commission On Maternal and Child Welfare
Chld
Doctor Branch
Man is Held for School Shootings in Married Couple Case
Jesse McKeithan, 21, is jailed in Brunswick county charged with firing through a window at Ash home wounding Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Babson. The couple rested on a bed when shot. Mrs Babson injured in leg. Sheriff says McKeithan admitted the act after an argument the prior night and was taken into custody at Whiteville.
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Southport
Jesse McKeithan
Ernest Babson
Ash
Brunswick County
Babsons
Babsom
J. A. Russ
McKeithan
Babron
Whiteville
New Director Named To State Symphony
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra announces Joseph Denardo of Asheville as its new musical director. Founder Lamar Stringfield resigned earlier, citing policy disagreements with recently named orchestra business manager G. O. Shepherd. Denardo is a recognized local band and orchestra conductor.
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Asheville
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Thomas O’berry
Joseph Denardo
Lamar Stringfield
North Carolina
G. O. Shepherd
Denardo
Man Dies in Scrap With Officer Near Rutherfordton
Rutherfordton, Sept 21. Red Doggett, 30, blacksmith, was shot to death near town after a scuffle with deputy Beck Robbins who surrendered to sheriff. Robbins said Doggett, under whisky influence, carried a blackjack and gun. when weapons were sought, a struggle ensued and Doggett was shot. Coroner Howes called an inquest for later today.
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Rutherfordton
Red Doggett
Here
Beck Robbins
Robbins
Doggett
Robert Howe
Joay
Italy Rejects League Peace Plan in Italo Ethiopian Crisis
Italy rejected the League of Nations settlement proposal on the Italo Ethiopian dispute while League officials said a five power report would be presented to the Council. A new set of sanctions including possible measures could be proposed if needed. Experts warned hostilities could resume in East Africa in early October.
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Italy
League of Nations
Lea
League Council
Ethiopia
Europe
East Africa
British
Britain
Jury to Investigate Taxi Driver's Death
A coroner's jury in Charlotte will probe the death of taxi driver T. Byrum after a stabbing. Dr. C. B. McLaughlin says the cause is traumatic pneumonia from the wound. Kate Teague, Byrum's sister in law, is charged in connection with the death pending the inquest.
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Charlotte
Ater T. Byrum
McLaughlin
Kate Teague
Byrum
Miss Teague
Lindy Visits Richmond at Byrd Airport
At 8 15 a m Col Charles Lindbergh swooped into Byrd airport Richmond to pick up his friend Harry F Guggenheim former ambassador to Cuba and flew off again toward the north He stayed in the cockpit without deplaning.
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Richmond
Byrd Airport
Charles Sdndbergh
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cuba
Weather forecast for Carolinas and Georgia
North Carolina and South Carolina and Georgia expect generally fair weather tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Light showers possible in northern portions tonight and this afternoon, with moderate northwest winds shaping conditions from Gandy Mook to Hatteras and lighter winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville. Sunday should be mostly fair across regions.
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North Carolina
North Portion
South Carolina
Georgia
Gandy Mook
Hatteras
South Portion
Jacksonville
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