Front Porch Campaigns for Garner in 1940 Nomination
Washington July 31 reports say Fi Vice President Garner plans a front porch campaign for the Democratic nomination in 1940. Associates say he will not speak publicly before the national convention and will stay at his Texas home after Congress adjourns.
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Dewey’s balance sheet traits and doubt over its balance
The piece weighs Dewey as a fitful mix of ability energy and political appeal against ambition and egotism described as ruthless. It cites Simpson as an example of tossing obligations aside while later repairing ties and notes the question whether such traits overwhelm his good qualities.
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Dewey Sees Self Elected
In New York the observer notes the energetic Thomas E. Dewey as a serious Republican contender for president. He is described as precise, executive, and unpretentious, attracting admiration from some colleagues while facing strong opposition from business figures and many politicians.
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Anti American posters spark guard at Tokyo embassy
In Tokyo on July 31 extra police guarded the U S Embassy as anti American posters appeared on streets saying Britain America and Russia are our common enemy. Police feared a demonstration before the embassy while 50 000 Japanese marched past the British Embassy amid an anti British rally organized by a citizens committee. Eighty percent of the world s petroleum reserves remain untapped in oil shale awaiting development if current pools exhaust.
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El Paso Car Salesman Found Shot to Death
George F. Pittman manager of the used car division was found shot to death in El Paso. A pistol lay beside him and he had died of a heart wound after being missing for hours. Pittman, who moved to El Paso in 1925 from Gainesville, Texas, had worked in the used car trade.
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Employee Held in Extortion Attempt Near Brownwood
Tom W. Wilson 28 of Comanche a mechanic was jailed in Brown County for alleged extortion against his former employer J M Siddons of Stephenville. A $2500 extortion claim cited threats to destroy property and life. Wilson was trapped on a highway approach, where a dummy package was left for Siddons to retrieve, leading to his capture.
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Military officials to discuss alliance with Soviet Moscow talks planned
London July 31 Prime Minister Chamberlain said French British and Soviet military missions will depart for Moscow this week. They will discuss military naval and air cooperation if a defensive alliance is reached and war becomes necessary. Discussions aim at a political agreement in Moscow.
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Young Fascists Hold First Dolomite Alpine Maneuvers
Rome July 31 Sixteen hundred young Fascists aged eighteen to twenty who had not begun military training conducted practical maneuvers with full war equipment in the Dolomite Alps near the Austrian frontier Saturday night. It marked the first such exercise and drew attention from political quarters.
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C A A Head To Be Feted At Luncheon
Plans in September honor Clinton M. Hester administrator of the Civil Aeronautics Authority with a noon banquet and a rodeo performance at the Tri-State Fair. Paul Edquist leads Chamber of Commerce arrangements, Carl Hinton chairs publicity for Air Progress Week in Washington. National Air Progress Committee reports nationwide city planning.
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Executioner Elliott in Grave Illness Report
New York July 31 AP Robert Elliott the 65 year old executioner of Hauptmann Snyder Gray and many others is seriously ill doctors say he is exhausted from overwork Mrs Elliott denies a nervous breakdown or mental illness stating he is recovering after long service and a recent lethal switch February 23 was his last execution after more than two decades on the job earning 150 dollars per execution
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Absent Minded Safe Crackers Leave $1,275-Take $65
Cincinnati report details a burglary in an insurance office. Inspector Herman Harrison found $15 cash and a $50 watch taken, plus five rings valued at $1,275, though the burglars left the rings stacked on top of the safe.
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Governors Back Air Progress Week Across States
An almost full favorable response to participation is noted with states and cities supporting the observance. Wisconsin Governor Julius P. Heil is the first to proclaim the Air Progress period, with other governors signaling they will follow.
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Old Ref the Corydon Dog and the Skunk Visit
In Corydon Old Ref the dog returns from the woods with a hungry baby skunk, offering a glimpse of friendship to a wary master Freddie Bickel. Crowds now gather at the Bickel home to recall Old Ref and his famous 1937 origins as a quarantine refugee.
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Fuller Heads Legion Health Committee in Amarillo
Dr M L Fuller named chairman of the American Legion health committee in Amarillo by Clay Thornton commander elect of Hanson Post. He will direct sanitation and health efforts and oversee rewriting blood donor lists among Legionnaires for emergencies. Five or six more chairmen to be appointed before officers are installed.
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Mrs. Homer S. Cummings Ill at Home in Washington
Mrs. Homer S. Cummings, wife of the former attorney general, is seriously ill at her Washington home. Her physician Dr. Paul F. Dickens described her condition as precarious, noting she has been confined for four months after returning from a Florida vacation.
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Local News Suspended as Editors on Vacation
Residents of six North Texas towns will have to get local news by word of mouth the next two weeks. Russell and Donald Bryant suspended publications of their weekly newspapers at Howe Tom Bean Anna Princeton Allen and Albn while they go vacationing.
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Man Swallows Ten Dollar Note in Allentown Incident
Alvis Murray, upset by a $9 theft, took his remaining $10 to a hospital after a street fight and swallowed the bill he claimed none would take. Police transported him to care as he declared the $10 was safe with him. Allentown, Pa. July 31. Tad
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Lifebuoy soap touted for freshness and complexion
A vintage advertisement promotes Lifebuoy toilet soap as a refreshing solution for hot days. It claims a unique ingredient not found in rivals, with marvelous lather and a promising complexion benefit, urging readers to order several cakes now.
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