Bicyclist Killed In Collision North Of Austin
Jessie Jordan Heath a 15 year old bicyclist died after his path crossed James G Taylor’s car on the Dallas highway four miles north of Austin. Taylor swerved to avoid him and overturned the vehicle injuring passenger P A Stark. Police said the car was traveling at a moderate speed as the boy learned to ride a bicycle.
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Hoover Endorses FDR Defense Plan
Former President Herbert Hoover endorsed Roosevelt's defense plan saying there can be no partisanship on national defense and that armament should be judged by wartime experience. Hoover spoke in New York on May 17.
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Texas Democrats Favor Garner Roosevelt Delegation Leaders
In Austin on May 17 WP The Garner and Roosevelt truce leaders in Texas are set to head the state delegation to the Democratic National Convention The plan names Sam Rayburn as chairman of the Texas delegation Lyndon B Johnson as vice chairman Jane V McCallum nominated as secretary and Myron Blalock expected as national committeeman The Waco convention is to decide these recommendations with May 28 as the target date for the vote
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Credit Udet for Parachute Army Tactics
Berlin May 17 U.P The brains behind Germany parachute army identified as Gen Ernst Udet famed barnstormer and stunt flier who devised three techniques for bailing out dropping supplies rolling attack and landing troops Hitler promoted him to full general in the air force April 19 Udet trained troops used in Norway Holland and Belgium and tested at Gatow and nearby sites.
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Oregon Democrats Vote Today for Garner or FDR
Oregon voters choose between President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner in a May primary. Republican ballots show Charles L. McNary unopposed, with Dewey supporters pressing for write-ins to gain McNary delegates if he releases them.
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Landon To Speak On Radio Tonight From Missouri College
Former Republican presidential nominee Alf M. Landon will address a nationwide radio hook up tonight from Central Missouri State Teachers College. He will discuss the foreign policy of the Republican party on the Red Network of the National Broadcasting Company from 8:30 to 9 p.m. CST.
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