Extradition Sought for Williams in Warren Bank Case
Judge Harris urged immediate extradition of Carter N Williams Jr of Richmond to face North Carolina banking law charges related to the defunct Bank of Warren. Indicted with him were L C Kinsey J G Ellis and G B Gregory. co defendants questioned residency and prior indictments were quashed, then reinstated. The case hinges on Williams claim of nonresidence and prior court rulings.
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Warrenton
W. C. Harris
Warren Superior Court
W. H. S. Burgwyn
Carter N. Williams, Jr
Richmond
North Carolina
Williams
Bank of Warren
L. C. Kinsey
Rosselle Park
N. J
J. G. Ellis
G. B. Gregory
W. H. Cameron
Burgwyn
A. Morris W. Kimball
Marvin K. Kimball
Harris
E. L. Travis
Halifax
Mussolini Orders Italian Delegation Out of Geneva Conference
Geneva September 22 Mussolini ordered the Italian delegation to halt work at the international broadcasting conference. M Demichelis cited withdrawal as displeasure over how the Ethiopian question is handled. Ethiopia seeks to participate, Haile Selassie asks to appear, while Italy faces possible resignation and world court action.
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Geneva
Benito Mussolini
Holt
M. Demichelis
Congress
Broadcasting Congress
Italy
League
Ethopia
World Court
League Assembly
Assembly
Mussolini
Europe
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
State officers must meet taxes in Raleigh ruling
Attorney General A A F Seawell ruled that constitutional state officers including superior court judges elected since 1933 are subject to state income taxes. The six page letter to Revenue Commissioner A J Maxwell traces 1933 and 1935 acts exempting then levying gross income, affecting salaries of constitutional officials.
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Raleigh
A. A. F. Seawell
Superior Court
A. J. Maxwell
Revenue
Clawson L. William
Seawell
Tropical Hurricane Turns Away From Mainland
Meteorologists report a small tropical hurricane in the Atlantic 500 to 600 miles east of Florida shifted from northwest to northeast, steering away from U S mainland. The storm center at 7 am E S T lay between Nassau in the Bahamas and Bermuda, about 580 miles east of North Carolina.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
United States
E.S.T
Nassau
Bahamas
Bermuda
North Carolina
Japanese Marines Sail to China to Protect Residents
Detachments of Japanese marines trained for landing parties sailed from Sasebo to China to safeguard Japanese residents after a series of anti-Japanese incidents. Emperor Hirohito and Foreign Minister Arita met at the imperial palace to discuss alleged anti-Japanese terrorism, with three recent deadly or injurious attacks cited as justification.
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Tokyo
China
Hirohito
Machiro Arita
Imperial Palace
Sasebo
Kyushu
Shanghai
Chengtu
West China
Junzo Nakano
Pakhoi
Hankow
Chicago Professor To Head Study Devoted To Vocational Schools
President Roosevelt appointed an 18 member committee led by Dr. Floyd Reeves of the University of Chicago to study the need for an expanded federal aid program for vocational education. The group will examine training needs and potential policy changes affecting vocational schools nationwide.
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Chicago
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Floyd Reeves
University of Chicago
Germany polishes up its military preparedness
Berlin Sept 22 Nazi Germanys wartime readiness was refined across the army air force new artillery units and tanks Autumn maneuvers marked the largest mobilization scale since before the war Citizens aged 25 to 45 received mobilization sheets Kriegs beorderung guiding when and where to report for duty, with instructions and military papers to be carried at all times Text notes public enthusiasm and private doubt over the measures.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Army Air Force
Germany
Goering Mentioned As Hitler Successor in Rumor Report
Berlin reports circulate that Adolf Hitler may resign as chancellor and keep the title Der Fuehrer while Colonel-General Wilhelm Goering could be his successor. Authorities decline to comment, but some observers see possible basis for the forecast amid persistent rumors.
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Adolph Hitler
Germany
General Goering
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelm Goering
Hitler
Reichschancellor
Nurnberg
National Socialist Party
Goering
President Outlines Farm Problem Talks at White House
President Roosevelt met with Secretary Wallace and Edward A. O Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation to discuss farm relief. A plan for an all risk crop insurance study and long term federal land loans was noted, with possible future actions before Congress. The discussion also touched on forming a farm council to coordinate relief efforts.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace
White House
Rey Posal
Congress
Bankhead
Ala
Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
New York
Farmers Pleased With Prices As Weed Marts Open
Raleigh tobacco markets open across nine locations in the North Carolina middle belt as heavy breaks mark the opening day. Farmers express satisfaction with prices amid the new weed marts.
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North Carolina
Middle Belt
Raleigh
Caroline Middle Belt
Landon 10 Make First of Three Talks Tonight
Topeka dispatch notes an expanded Wisconsin campaign tied to La Follette. In Henderson sales reached 750000 pounds of bottom primings with 43 piles on first row averaging 25 cents per pound and top prices at 45 cents. Oxford reports an expected around 23 dollars per hundredweight.
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Landon
Topeka
Kan
Wisconsin
la Follette
Henderson
Oxford
Highway Robbery Charge Preferred Against Loflin
Wade Loflin 22 of 1612 Long Street was released by local police to Sheriff J H Krider of Salisbury to face a highway robbery charge. He faces a Davidson County forgery indictment. Sheriff Krider says Loflin is identified as the man who entered an automobile agency in Statesville and bought a car for 550 dollars.
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Wade Loflin
Longstreet
J. H. Krider
Salisbury
Davidson County
Krider
Loflin
Statesville
Gorilla Man Confesses Slaying Riverside YWCA Secretary
San Diego police chief says Donald J. Hazell a 225 pound "gorilla man" confessed to killing Ruth Muir, 48, Riverside YWCA secretary, Aug 31 at La Jolla. Hazell, arrested Sept 4 during the inquest, was sent to a state insane asylum after capture. Confession relayed by Officer Stotler and Deputy Blue. city officials and detectives briefed.
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San Diego
Calif
George Sears
Donald J. Hazell
Ruth Muir
Riverside Y. W. C. A
la Jolla
Hazell
Miss Muir
California State Institution For the Insane
Sears
Ed Stotler
Walter Blue
Patton
Robert Flack
Chester Gunn
F. Be, Toomey
Judge refuses dismissal in Poole murder case
Detroit September 22 Circuit Judge Joseph A Moyniham denied defense motions to dismiss nine of the 12 Black Legion suspects charged with kidnapping and murdering Charles A Poole The judge said the evidence supports sending the case to the jury Defense attorney Bernard W Cruise argued Dayton Dean guilty of the crime and awaiting sentence.
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Detroit
T Circuit
Joseph A. Moyniham
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Gilbert Jacques
Findlater Hall
Bernard W. Cruise
Dayton Dean
Dayton
Dean
Harvey Davis
Cruise
Red Cross Plans Aid for 350 Families Along North Carolina Coast
The American Red Cross announced relief for about 350 families after a survey of hurricane damaged areas along the Eastern Seaboard. An estimated $30,000 in aid was planned. Six Hatteras villages reported 125 distressed families while 18 homes were destroyed and 35 damaged along the North Carolina Banks. In Norfolk area roughly 125 to 175 families needed help. Chincoteague Island saw five homes destroyed and 20 damaged with one fatality.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Seaboard
Red Cross
Hatteras
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Norfolk, Va
Chincoteague Island
Virginia
Mrs Rohde Falls and Breaks Leg After Speech
Mrs Ruth Bryan Rohde former US minister to Denmark and daughter of William Jennings Bryan suffered a broken left leg in a fall in Washington Indiana after finishing a speech urging Roosevelt’s re election She fell beside her car as it raced downhill hitting a tree and was not seriously injured her husband was in the car at the time and no other injuries were reported
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Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
U. S
Denmark
Roosevelt
Washington
Ind
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Rohde
Tax Systems Need To Be Placed On Sounder Basis
Robert V. Fleming, president of the American Bankers Association, urged that tax systems across the United States be placed on a sounder basis in his annual report to the convention. He spoke at the first general session of the financiers' general convention in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Robert V. Fleming
American Bankers Association
United States
Parents clash over mercy operation for malformed infant
In Chicago at Danish American hospital a mother, Eva Tafel, begs consent for an operation to save her baby Julian Z Jr. The father Julian argues for a mercy death, claiming the child would be bedridden and unhappy. Doctors cite absence of a portion of the descending colon and starvation risk, stressing no surgery without consent.
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Chicago
Eva Tafel
Julian
Julian, Z Jr
Louis K. Eastman
Rebels Move Against Madrid and Toledo In Civil War Clash
Fascist bombers attacked a railway bridge near Toledo while government troops moved to Torrijos to halt the rebel advance toward Madrid. At Montevideo a diplomatic crisis sparked as Uruguay cut relations with Spain after reports of sisters of a Uruguayan diplomat killed in Madrid.
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Associated Press
Tol
Madrid
Spain
Toledo
Spa
Montevideo
Urug
T Do
Associated
Torrijos
Queda
Gas
Esmadura
Alcazar
Oliag
Uruguay
Dipio
Dolores
Consuelo Maria Aguiar
Sisters
Movideo
Sam Tate Injured at School Grounds Stabbing Incident
Sam Tate, a 12 year old student at B wood school, was treated at Guilford General Hospital this afternoon for a cut on his right foot after being stabbed while playing on school grounds. A girl student accompanying him was slightly injured but not treated. her name was not recorded.
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Sam Tate
Street
B Wood School
Guilford General Hospital
Weather Update for Coastal Regions Tonight and Wednesday
Georgia forecast calls for generally fair skies and continued warmth through tonight and Wednesday. Hatteras to Jackson region expects gentle variable winds near shore with moderate northeast winds offshore and partly overcast weather. Sandy Hook to Hatteras shows variable winds over the north with moderate southerly and easterly winds to the south, fair weather continuing into Wednesday.
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Georgia
Hatteras
Jackson
Sandy Hook
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