Vote Battles Turn Fatal Across Tennessee
Four people were killed and others wounded during violence linked to yesterday's state primaries. Gordon Browning led Democrats for the gubernatorial nomination, with P H Thatch securing the Republican nod. Fatal clashes occurred in Speedwell and Claiborne County, while the Fifth District Democratic race remained hot between Atkinson, Loser, and Cheek.
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Gordon Browning
P. H. Thatch
Chattanooga
Wayne Maddox
Huntingdon
Henry N. Camp, Jr
Knoxville
Speedwell
Horace Russell
Albert Russell
William Russell
Horace
William
Charles Russell
Claiborne County
James A. Singleton
Knotville
Hohenwald
Middle Tennessee
John Gray
Joseph W. Burns
Richard M. Atkinson
Davidson County
Nashville
J. Carlton Loser
Will T. Cheek
Swan Nest Lifted On Raft To Save Eggs
In Rockaway Oregon the nest of white swans on Lake Lytle was raised on a raft to escape high water. Aboard the raft B Dalby John Tate and Wesley Batterson watched as the mother swan laid her sixth egg after the nest was moved to safety.
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Rockaway
Ore
Lake Lytle
B. Dalby
John Tate
M. Batterson
Wesley Batterson
Gly-Cas delivers miracle recovery say Amarillo man
R L Robinson of Amarillo credits Gly-Cas with ending his rheumatic pain and restoring mobility after months of misery. He says the medicine let him walk, sleep, and work again, and urges others to try Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co and leading chemists. Price is $1 per box or 6 for $5 with cash on delivery terms.
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Fox Drug Co
R. L. Robinson
More Street
Amarillo
Mr. Robinson
Fox Drug Co. No
Oliver-Eakle
Gily
Pox Drug Co
Joseph E Howard Still Sprightly at Sixty in Vaudeville and Song
Veteran vaudeville star Joseph E Howard, famed for I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now and Hello Ma Baby, reflects on hits, royalties, and a wish to revive vaudeville as rail changes may boost popularity. He recalls multiple Broadway shows, marriage to Ida Emerson, and his two sons.
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Joseph E Howard
New York
Joe
Ida Emerson
Weber and Fields Music Hall
Joseph FE
Howard
Lionel
Anita
Nine Million Out of Work Figures Reported
Commerce Department officials estimate about 9.55 million people were unemployed, based on a composite figure from various sources. The unpublished March 1933 unemployment level stood at 15.19 million, with a peak that month, and a recent decline to around 9.6 million.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ernest G. Draper
Commerce Secretary
Draper
Spirit as Theme in Sunday Christian Science Lesson
The article outlines the upcoming Sunday lesson for all Churches of Christ, Scientist focusing on Spirit with the Golden Text from Psalms and scriptures from Matthew. It notes key passages about prayer and spiritual guidance from Science and Health.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Couple Reveals Family Tolds In Knickerbocker Village Candy Shop
The notice describes a case involving a wife before last and Joe Jr aged six by his present wife. The Howards operate a candy shop in Knickerbocker Village as a side business. Born in New York City on March 1. Next mentions Lillian Foster.
Strong Man teaches prayer and healing in Mary Baker Eddy text
The article cites Eddy on praying in secret and living a sincere life to reach spiritual consciousness and healing. It notes Trinidad using small plots to grow meals for destitute families instead of relief, highlighting a social program.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Trinidad
Pacific air passenger service eyed for transpacific route
In Washington officials consider early approval of passenger airline service across the Pacific. Inspectors Ray Quick and E C Yurovich fly from Alameda to Manila aboard a Pan American clipper to assess safety and report back on whether the three clippers can carry passengers in addition to mail. The airline began weekly air mail service with a regular Alameda Honolulu Manila round trip started on November 22.
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Washington
Pacific
United States
South America
Commerce Department
Bureau of Air Commerce
Ray Quick
E. C. Yurovich
Alameda
Calif
Manila
Pan-American Airways
Honolulu
Bat swatted by sleeper in Healdsburg
In Healdsburg California Romeo Berchioli awoke to a buzzing sound and used a fly swatter to swat at it the intruding noise. He hit a bat that spread 11 inches its wingspan and killed it as he slept.
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Healdsburg
Cal
U.P
Romeo Berchioli
Lost Malayan city Yong Peng found after ten years
In Singapore Aug 7 a British official over Johore lands uncovered Yong Peng a Chinese 5000 resident town in Malayan jungle. It thrived as rubber plantation hub with 10000 acres. surrounding suburban villages form peaceful republics within the protected state.
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Singaport
Yong Peng
Johore
Woman Defends Home Then Discovers Vase Untouched
Jeanne McCluskey says she confronted a burglar in her Stuttgart Arkansas home and hurled one of her mother’s prize vases at him as she fled. Her parents found the vase unbroken the next morning.
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Stuttgart
Ark
U.P
Jeanne McCluskey
Amarillo Receives 1935 Life Insurance Payouts
Residents of Amarillo received cash life insurance payments in 1935 totaling $561,000 to policy owners and beneficiaries. The Lincoln National Life Insurance Company estimates 13.04 per capita in Amarillo with nationwide payouts of over $2.9 billion. The Tennessee River note appears as an unrelated aside.
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Amarillo
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Uni
Canada
Works Progress
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W. Wright
Oneida
Nathan L. Bachman
John R. Neal
Gly-Cas
MR. R. L. Robinson
Jeseph FE. Howard
Christian Science Services
The
News-Globe
Paramount Theatre
Want
Man
John Metaxas
George II
Greece
Metaxas
Britain
Thrower
All Druggista
CROSS
Cretney Drug Store
Pampa
Texas
Sears
America
Vance
Geet
Polk Street
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