Democratic leaders face vast tasks after Roosevelt fishing outing
Washington July 15 Democratic leaders return from a Roosevelt fishing trip to tackle a heavy docket. They aim to speed Congress on major issues including utilities, social security, AAA amendments, banking reform, gold clause damages, and coal regulation with August 15 adjournment target fading. Dr Marion Dorset, 63, a top USDA scientist, dies at home after brief illness.
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Case Against Young Roosevelt In Texas To Be Heard Tuesday
Fort Worth July 15. Elliott Roosevelt, son of the President, whose vice presidency of the Texas Young Democrats sparked a Dallas County revolt, will learn tomorrow if a sortie by friends can lift him from the political trouble. Fort Worth attorney Raymond Buck, chairing the state executive committee, says no bid to unseat Roosevelt is expected and that action may be taken on a resolution to address the Dallas dispute.
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Texans oppose Roosevelt drive moves to oust Roosevelt
Dallas committee member Phil Overton who organized the movement to unseat Roosevelt now in Fort Worth says the campaign to remove Roosevelt will continue though he declines to reveal plans. The group charged Roosevelt's son was illegally elected and unfit yet a county meeting favored all New Deal policies.
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AFL rows heat up as united labor splits widen
Two major AFL faction fights loom at the August 5 Atlantic City meeting. Craft vs industrial unions clash over mass production organization while building trades leadership disputes threaten to topple federation unity. McDonough cites court rulings and vows no attendance at a key convention.
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Washington notes mix humor and politics in brisk routine
A Washington roundup sketches light moments with Senator Reynolds hunger incident on a speaking program and others. It cites Rep. Connery walking five miles daily, Borah riding a streetcar and clues about hospitalities and jokes from White House aides.
Transient drowned in Colorado River near Congress Ave bridge
An unidentified transient who claimed to be 68 from Memphis drowned Sunday in the Colorado River near the Congress Avenue bridge in Austin. Separately in Nebraska Jonas Burchamp, 74, is serving his fourth year as lifeguard at a municipal pool and is described as the oldest lifeguard in the Middle West.
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Pied Piper Forms Party To Seek Gold
In Rio de Janeiro an Englishman Harold Boddy was arrested as he planned to lead ten boys aged 13 to 17 on a voyage into Matto Grosso seeking gold and diamonds. A vanguard of three returned from a 275 mile trek to Sao Paulo amid disillusionment.
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Crash Series Probe Slated In Amsterdam Tragedy
Authorities order a rigid investigation into a series of deaths after a Dutch airliner crashed near the Schipal Aerodrome killing six. The Fokker four motor plane bound for Hamburg exploded after takeoff, with thirteen passengers and one crew member escaping through a rear door. The dead included two English passengers named Newman and Hodson and four crewmen. A survivor described one engine sputtering before the craft went down.
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Deputy Sheriff Forester Injured in Mount Vernon Incident
Mount Vernon Missouri reports Deputy Sheriff Walter Forester sustaining injuries during a local incident on July 15, with no further details available in the fragment.
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