Emory Uni Student Arrested Over Turf War Legal Clash
Elizabeth Tennessee June 12 James A Dombrosky a youth who spoke at a Law and Order League meeting in Elizabethton and clashed with members was arrested on suspicion. He is jailed with no charge yet. Gastonia NC reports say he is wanted there in connection with shootings that killed Gastonia police chief L A Aderholt. Dombrosky voiced radical views and allegedly associated with National Textile Workers Union prompting arrest as he left town.
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Elizabeth
Tenn
James A. Dombrosky
Law and Order League of
Elizabethton
Gastonia
N. C
North Carolina
D. R. Singerstelt
David Rutter
Dombrosky
Singerstelt
L. A. Aderholt
National Textile Workers’ Union
Law and Order League
Dombrosky Not Wanted in Gastonia on Charge
Gastonia officials said James A. Dombrosky is not wanted in Gaston County on any charge. Elizabethton, Tenn., held him for investigation related to a police shooting, but no arrest request was made by Gastonia. Dombrosky previously attended Emory University and served as secretary of its alumni group.
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Gastonia
N. C
James A. Dombrosky
Elizabethton
Tenn
Gaston County
E. B. Denny
Loray Cotton Mill
National Textile Workers Ete
Denny
Dombrosky
Aderholt
Atlanta
Hlizaybethton
Emory University
Emory Alumni Association
Emory Glee Club
Europe
Death sentences sustained for Ficklin and Dozier
The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed the death sentences for murder of Savannah resident George Ficklin and Floyd county killer Jeff Dozier. The court also affirmed a life sentence for George Brown and ordered a new trial for Gordon Wilson due to disputed newly discovered evidence.
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Atlanta
State Supreme Court
George Ficklin
Savannah
Jeff Dozier
Floyd County
Rome
George Brown
Manuel County
Gordon Wilson
Johnny Hogan
Glascock County
Ficklin
Dan Strickland
High Court
al. Dozier
Laura Arnold
Supreme Court
Will Moring
Brown
Moring
Loring
Wilson
Hogan
Brookhart advocates Progressive party if export debenture fails
Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa urged forming an active Progressive party and nominating a progressive presidential candidate if the export debenture proposal is not approved in the farm relief or tariff bills. He warned that failure could trigger a fight to the finish, while pressing for possible attachment of the debenture to the tariff measure and criticizing President Hoover's framing of the bill.
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Brookhart
Progressive
Washington
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
House
Tomorow
Brockhart
Hoover
White House
Food Administration
Wheat Corporation
Austrian Girl Wins International Beauty Crown in Galveston
Miss Lisa Golderbeiter of Vienna won the Miss Universe title at the International Pageant of Pulchritude in Galveston Texas last night. She earned 2000 dollars, besting 34 American beauties and nine foreign damsels. Irene Ahlberg of New York took second and Dorothy Jean Davis of Massillon Ohio was third.
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United States
Irene Ahlberg
New York
Ohio
Dorothy Jean Davis
Massillon
Repairs Underway on Sverige Engine After Trial Flight
Reykjavik Iceland June 12 mechanics brought the cooler ashore from the Swedish Oceanic plane Sverige after a morning trial flight. They expect to complete repairs today though weather toward Greenland looks unfavorable. Captain Albin Ahrenberg, on a Stockholm to New York trans Atlantic trip, conducted the test flight.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Sverige
Albin Ahrenberg
Greenland
Stockholm
New York
Senate demands definite tariff vote halts summer recess
Washington lines up as House leaders force a three day recess only if the Senate commits to a definite fall vote on the tariff bill. The move upends Senate Republicans’ plan for a summer retreat while the finance committee revises the House tariff measure. Democrats promise to allow enactment before December but block early summer adjournment.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Borah Ready to Vote for Formal Adjournment
Senator Borah of Idaho urged immediate adjournment of Congress sine die if a general tariff revision is contemplated. He demanded tariff restriction to farm schedules, noting that general revision is seen as inevitable and unlikely before the December regular session. Senator Watson of Indiana agreed on the inevitability.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Watson
Arrival Framed by Forced Landing at Skaptarostate
Pairs formed after his arrival here following a forced landing at Skaptarostate. The event set off a chain of social bonds and local responses as new associations began to emerge.
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Skaptarostate
Census Districts to Announce Population Immediately
Washington June 12 Population statistics from the 1980 decennial census will be announced publicly in each of 500 districts as soon as gathered. The plan aims to detect inaccuracies before permanent tabulation and requires about 123 million individuals to be listed.
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Washington
William W. Stewart
Census Bureau
Judge McKenzie Moss Dies Sudden Heart Trouble
Washington June 12 Judge McKenzie Moss of the United States Court of Claims died suddenly early today of heart trouble. His home was Bowling Green Kentucky.
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Washington, D. C
McKenzie Moss
United States Court of Claims
Bowling Green
Kentucky
$25 000 to Dependents of Persons Slain by Dry Agents Proposed Today
Washington June 12 Republican Rep Florence P Kahn proposed a bill to pay 25000 to dependents of persons killed by prohibition officers if the death was not in self defense. The move follows the Virkula killings at International Falls Minnesota.
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Washington
Florence P. Kahn
California
Washington, D. C
Detroit
International Falls
Minn
Minnesota Indicates State Action Continues on Page Four
International Falls Minnesota dispatch notes that state authorities indicate ongoing action with details continued on page four. The brief report marks a procedural moment in a larger statewide development, referencing official steps and continued coverage.
Peaches Moved From Georgia Despite Weaker Crop Outlook
Atlanta reports the state bureau of markets shows 91 cars of peaches moved to national markets last week, 85 from Georgia, amid indications of a smaller crop than last year. USDA notes poor fruit condition in California and Florida and overall weaker fruit production, with gains in tomatoes, watermelons, cabbage, cantaloupes and new potatoes in Georgia. Watermelon shipments totaled 2,960 cars nationwide, up from 2,000 a year ago.
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Atlanta
State Bureau of Markets
Georgia
California
Florida
Atlanta Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Former Prohibition Officer Ambushed Near Huntsville
R E Craft 55 former Federal prohibition officer and Madison county deputy sheriff was ambushed 17 miles from Huntsville Alabama while driving his car. A shotgun blast struck him in the head and a passerby found his body slumped at the wheel. Craft had recently retired and run a Gurley area farm after active duty against moonshiners and liquor traffickers in the region.
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Huntsville
Ala
R. E. Craft
Madison County
Craft
Gurley
B. F. Riddick
Hit and Run Wagon Driver Stirs Atlanta Police
Atlanta June 12. A hit and run wagon driver struck and damaged the parked automobile of M. M. Knox and fled at full speed. police seek a man who last week collided head on with another car injuring a person and drove off without exchanging license numbers or names.
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Atlanta
M. M. Knox
International Paper Company did not finance newspapers says president
Washington June 12 The International Paper Company and its Power unit were declared to have provided no financial assistance for investments in 13 newspapers. Archibald R. Graustein, president, testified in a federal trade commission session and said investments were made by International Paper or its affiliates only.
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Washington, D. C
International Paper and Power Company
Archibald R. Graustein
Federal Trade Commission
International Paper Company
Graustein
Robert E. Healy
Commission
O. G. Tibbot
Smithsonian Institution
Institution
Abbot
S. S. Wyer
Columbus
Ohio
The
Smithsonian
William Lavarre
New York
Lavarre
Healy
South
Slicer Goes On Trial For Larceny After Trust
J Sam Slicer president of the insolvent Colonial Trust Company faces a Fulton Superior Court trial for larceny after trust. Indictments name T J Norman, vice president, while Norman awaits trial. Judge Moore overruled a defense demurrer as jury selection began.
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Atlanta
J. Sam Slicer
Colonial Trust Company
Fulton Superior Court
Slicer
Georgia Bankers
United States Supreme Court
Colonial Trust
T. J. Norman
Norman
Moore
McGowan Unable to Appear in Paper Probe Friday
The Federal Trade Commission said Joseph F. McGowan of Mobile Alabama a director of the Mobile Press could not testify Friday due to a serious horse accident. Witnesses R B Chandler and Ernest F Ladd were excused and a new hearing date was set for Wednesday June 19. Other Alabama witnesses Thomas W Martin Logan Martin and Victory Hey were expected to appear.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Joseph F. McGowan
Mobile
Ala
Mobile Press
McGowin
Thomas W. Martin
Logan Martin
The
Alabama Power Comp Tespectively
Victory Hey
Birmingham News
Age Herald
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Emory Uni
Fliabethton
Tennessee
Dozier
Supreme Court of Georgia
Galveston
Tex
Lisa Golderbeiter
Miss Golderbeiter
Treasury
Henry Virkula
Mellon
Associated Press
Ferry Kimball Heath
Grand Rapids, Mich
the Treasury
Carl T. Schuneman
Lowman
Loman
State of Minnesota
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Hia
Een Malesim
Ales
Istehbel
Margaret Lawrence
Louis Bennison
Prohibition
Slayer
INT. Paper Company
International Paper and Power Co
Trust
McGowan
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