Italy Holds To League Ties Amid Ethiopia Rift
Italy's cabinet declared it would not break with the League of Nations until the league assumes full responsibility for measures against Italy. Mussolini said Italy seeks peace with Britain while criticizing League procedures in the Italo Ethiopian dispute and warning of grave events.
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Roosevelt Lands AAA In Talk To Farm Audience
President Roosevelt told farmers the Agricultural Adjustment Act gives them a real chance for the first time in this generation. He called the AAA economically and constitutionally democratic and said government must unite farmers to promote the general welfare during his western tour stops.
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Roosevelt warns renew of naval treaties may shift US policy
President Roosevelt bluntly warned that failure to renew the naval limitations pacts could push American policy toward building only to treaty strength. He tied the issue to Britain’s rumored renunciation and spoke during a western tour with a fleet demonstration planned off San Diego. He traveled to Fremont Nebraska for a farmers meeting while touting harmony in the party amid Kentucky political drama and support for L. B. Chandler.
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Cuba hurricane nears Miami as it moves north
The Jacksonville weather bureau reports a tropical hurricane that crossed Cuba is likely to pass near Miami late today or tonight as it tracks northward.
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North Carolina Gets Public Works Approvals For 562 Projects
President approves 34 995 550 in grants and loans for 562 North Carolina public works projects totaling 6 659 777 000 dollars. Alamance County receives 410 909 for four new schools and related facilities. Western North Carolina sanitarium gets 245 454 for TB treatment. Relief funds cover 45 percent of project costs. The bill awaits Comptroller General approval.
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Lewis ill with relapsed pneumonia in Moscow
J. Hamilton Lewis, who has dual pneumonia, was reported to suffer a slight relapse in Moscow on September 28. Physicians said there is still hope for recovery despite the setback.
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Wanderer Steamer Grounds Off Point Birril Cuba
The British steamer Wanderer ran aground near Point Birril on the south coast of Cuba shortly before 1 PM. Rescue forces and tugs were notified as crews remained on board awaiting instructions.
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Many Dead as Hurricane Winds Hit Cienfuegos Harbor
A Havana headquarters reports the cruiser Veinte De Mayo at Cienfuegos harbor with 30 dead and 300 wounded as a tropical storm rages through the area.
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Suez Canal Company Plans To Keep Canal Open
Sept 28 ARIS reports the Suez Canal Company intends to keep the canal open regardless of potential sanctions amid the Italo Ethiopian conflict.
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Aloisi Ends Italian Delegation Visit at Geneva
Pompeo Aloisi, chief of the Italian delegation to the League of Nations, departed Geneva today after concluding talks.
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Havana Faces Panic as Early Hurricane Winds Hit
Hav ana experienced panic as the first effects of a hurricane arrived from the south. Strong winds and heavy rain swept the city, with residents staying indoors and officials warning of worsening conditions.
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State driver’s permit rule notes age minimum
In Raleigh North Carolina on September 29 a notice states that all applicants for a state driver’s permit must be at least 16 years old. The source also mentions A J Maxwell of revenue.
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Governor orders National Guard to Harlan County
Troops were ordered to move to Harlan County Kentucky by Governor Ruby Latffoon to quell unrest described as the worst reign of the time. The dispatch notes urgent action and direct deployment of guardsmen to the troubled area.
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Trial testimony in Worcester murder case ends
In Worcester Massachusetts testimony ends in the trial of Newell Paige rman scoutmaster accused of murdering his wife. The defense claims the defendant had improper relations with a girl whose love the state says drove the murder charge.
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Green 18 Held In Mooresville Strike Case
Leonard J. Green United Steel Workers organizer was held for superior court after a judge found probable cause that he incited a strike at the Mooresville Cotton Mill involving about 600 workers. A $1,500 bond was posted for the higher court appearance.
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Americans Lead Ridgewood Ryder Cup Foursome
In Ridgewood New Jersey on a damp day Sarazen and Walter Hagen forged ahead, five strokes clear of Alf Perry and Jack Busson after pairing, both teams carding 40s on the front nine before a rain delay.
Avy Opens Season in Annapolis Opener
Under grey skies the Tara Academy football team set sail on its 1935 tour in Annapolis facing Wil Mary College of Virginia before 7,500 spectators.
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Highway Commission Meeting Delayed Until October
Leigh September 28 state highway commission will not meet here until October 10 Capus Mick chairman said today there is a letting on Oct following a letting to bids but some men would not be present so no date has been fixed for the meeting.
Raleigh lawyer named to judicial tribunal committee
Leigh September 28 A Raleigh lawyer has been named to the state Bar Association's special committee on judicial ethics following a meeting in which the appointment was announced.
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Sentiment On Cotton Control To Be Asked
A public hearing to weigh sentiment on the AAA cotton control program is planned for Memphis on October 11. It will be the fourth major hearing on farm administration control policies. Cotton producers, consumers, processors and manufacturers have been invited to testify at the Memphis hearing.
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North Carolina Education Association Seeks Convention Host
The board met in Raleigh to pick a time and site for the annual convention. Bids come from Raleigh Winston-Salem Greensboro Charlotte and Durham.
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France fears Hitler three-way axis with Hungary and Poland
Paris reports warn Laval may seek closer ties with Britain as Goembo s visits Berlin. French officials fear a Rome Berlin alignment would pressure Mussolini to concede Brenner pass while France and Britain discuss a mutual defense accord reviving the prewar entente.
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Convict treated after prison escape gunfight
Raleigh Sept 28 Marvin Parker one of four Negroes who escaped from the Woodville prison camp Monday was treated at the central prison infirmary for wounds from a gun battle when recaptured. His condition was not serious and two other escapees remained at large as officers hunted in Gates county's Dismal Swamp area.
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Charlotte Trio Feces Embezzlement Charge
Charlotte trio of Jpeston and O Beatty with W B Kiser and J E faced embezzlement charges after a jury returned true bills. Each was released on a 5000 dollar bond signed by their sureties. Indicted Wednesday they allegedly misappropriated about 16000 dollars from Charlotte National Bank.
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Southern Bell tax value reduction denied in North Carolina
Raleigh reports A J Maxwell says Southern Bell’s $12 million petition for tax valuation reduction was denied with utilities commission findings guiding future utility valuations. The case, contesting $22.7 million rate base and $18.7 million company value, faces Wake Superior Court action next month. Major reductions petitions were also denied.
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VPA Officials Hurt In Auto Accident
Three persons were seriously injured in an automobile crash near Raleigh last night. They are Thomas P. Moore S. W. Courinty and W. R. Verty all affiliated with WPA car collection parties in Charlotte.
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Capper Praises Democratic Agriculture Plan in Kansas
Senator Arthur Capper a Kansas Republican called the Democratic agricultural program a Godsend to farmers and said if the Republican platform opposes the AAA farmers may not vote for the party. He announced Kansas is for the AAA after a three week state survey.
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Football injury claims life of Athens high student
Athens September 6 23 report says Joseph Green 16 a Athens high school sophomore died from blood poisoning after infection from a bruise on his right leg sustained in football practice on September 13. The case notes the injury led to fatal complications despite medical care.
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Trading Cautious On Market Today
New York traders showed caution with dullness across the board. Alcohols motors and scattered specialties led demand while most leading equities stayed flat as transfers neared 600000 shares.
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Memel Faces Tense Vote as Elections Open
Memel 68 000 voters prepared to elect Landtag representatives amid tense hush as Britain France and Italy watch. Lithanian troops guarded Memel City with a full regiment on duty and another nearby. The contest pits German autonomy advocates against Lithuanian control aims, amid broader European anxiety.
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Children Six By January May Enter School This Year
North Carolina school rules allow a child six by January 15 to enter first grade this year under state commission regulations. Next year six by October 1 will be required to start school. A committee was named to study supplemental budgets and report at the October 11 meeting.
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