Knox Stimson Deny FDR Plans as U S Fleet Grows
Washington reports testifying before the Senate Military and Naval committees, Henry L. Stimson and Frank Knox deny knowledge of FDR's third term plans. Stimson says armament pace depends on Britain's North Atlantic control. Knox says he refused to discuss royal policy or a third term before accepting Navy secretary post.
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Stimson
Fdr
U.S
Washington
Lenry L. Stimson
Jay
Rotary of
Roosevelt
Senate Military Committee
Col
Frank Knox
Senate Naval Committee
Navy
United States
Ellender
D-La
France
North Atlantic
Flood Damage in Southeast Texas and Southwest Arkansas
Flood waters receded as heavy rains caused extensive destruction across Southeast Texas and parts of Southwest Arkansas. The disaster left multiple fatalities and damage tallied around five million dollars with inches of rain measured in the affected counties. Local officials report numerous homes submerged and crews assessing the scale of impact today.
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Texas
Tex
US Navy Warns Two Ocean Strength Amid Growth
Washington reports the United States Navy speeding toward two ocean strength with 395 completed combat ships totaling 1 327 320 tons. Figures contrast British 313 ships and emphasize ongoing construction and new warships including 22 submarines under a $17 051 521 contract.
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Washington
United States Navy
Navy
Uncle Sam
Europe
United States
Electric Boat Company of
New London
Conn
Eas
Hse
Roosevelt
Britain
Japan
Ottawa
Louisiana
Gilson D. Light
Ohio
General Light
Kiwanis Club
Leftist Leader Faces Arrest Amid Turbulent Session
Leftist leader of the Nationalist Congress, once tied to terrorism and a president of the Indian Congress Party, visited Premier Mussolini and Hitler. The text notes illegal ball games in Inglstown and a licensing dispute leading to a judge’s action.
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Suonas Cnan
Congress
Ulations
Indian Congress Party
Mussolini
Hitler
Ingstown
Hich
Wollars
Saterday
Jon Pleas
L'vid G
Moore Dies in Cleveland In Iron Ore Shipment Report
A Cleveland obit notes the death of Moore, Canton publisher, chief of the Great Lakes iron ore shipment bureau. The association reports a record month with 10,511,381 tons in August and an annual gross total near 9,525,494 tons, highlighting Lake Superior ore movements and state industrial output.
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Moore
Cleveland
Yunes
Franklore
Great Lakes
Indus
Mich
Lake Superior
Canton
Association
Hoover orders expedited FBI training program
Washington dispatch reports J Hagar Moorer charged with espionage and countering Fifth Columnists orders to compress FBI training into seven weeks. The plan includes moving the academy to Quantico and housing recruits in barracks while intensively teaching firearms, fingerprinting, arrest, raiding, jiujitsu, evidence handling, law, public speaking and gym. Hoover aims to rapidly expand the force, while preserving core training and selecting about one in a thousand applicants. Cleveland dispatch notes railroad orders for 1000 all steel 50 ton box cars and 100 all steel cabooses.
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Washington
J. Hagar Moorer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Marine Bas
Quantico
FBI
Wemen
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Fone
Hoover
Bureau
Cs School
Judge removes Ralston Russell from practice
Union County Common Pleas Judge Richard L. Lameron ordered local attorney and Pom eroy solicitor Ralston Russell removed as an attorney at law. The July 2 ruling found Russell guilty on six of seven specifications, citing conversion of client funds and failure to pay court costs.
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Romenur
Stat Speciaty
Ralston Russell
Pomeroy
Union County Common Pleas
Richard L. Lameron
Cameron
Meigs County
Russell
River Pollution Bill Advances Amid State Compact
House passage with a minor amendment approves a compact among Ohio Valley states to halt river pollution. Representative Spence notes the measure enables coordinated action by New York Illinois Kentucky Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia to cleanse the Ohio River and its tributaries while preserving each state’s power to regulate pollution in its own waters.
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Vga Us
Ohio Valley
Spence
D-Ky
New York
Illnois
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Ohio River
Athens Woman Dies at 89 After 64 Years Married
Mrs. I J Oxley age 89 died Monday at home 102 F Union Athens. She was daughter of the late George and Rebecca Sains and last of that family. She and Mr Oxley observed their sixty four year wedding anniversary on June 3. Survived by husband Emmett of Rockbridge four daughters plus one son, thirteen grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Funeral at Bates Church Thursday at two o'clock.
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I. J. Oxley
F. Union
George
Rebecca Sains
Mtas
Quince Carsey
Athens RD
Sire
Sherlock
Fred Woodruff
Athens
Germany Buys From Victims
German sources say Germany will buy from victims including Sweden Finland and Norway with exports rising by a percentage over 1938 39 levels. The sources claim most output from fishing lumber and metal industries will be directed to Germany at stable prices regardless of world fluctuations.
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Fier
Germany
Finland
Fone
Ohio Liquor Sales Rise Ahead of Defense Tax
Ohio wartime tax change lifts liquor store sales in early June. Report notes sales for the first three weeks of June 25 per cent above the 1959 period, with the week ending June 22 showing about 1.1 million dollars in business, ahead of last year.
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Columbus
Fate
English Union Seeks End of Appeasement
The National Union of Railwaymen in London adopted a resolution demanding removal from office of persons in high office tied to the previous government's appeasement policy. The union urged immediate action to end appeasement and restore firm policy.
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English Union
London
National Union of Railwaymen
Two Gallipolis Men Admit Pool and Store Breaks
Elmer Rose aged 24 and Clyde Kraus aged 25, both of Gallipolis, were held on charges of breaking into the pool concession and Morris Store. Officers said both admitted guilt.
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Gallipolis
Elmer Rose
Clyde Kraus
Morris
Famed Foreign Legion of France Disturbance Reported in NY
A distorted report claims the British Broadcasting Corporation uncovered a foreign legion misdeed. Federal agents say counterfeit nickels were halted by arrests near Wellaville as part of a postwar armistice related action.
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Foreign Legion of France
New York
U—A
British Broadcasting Corporation
East Liverpool
Wellaville
Gail Page quits films to devote life to radio work
Actress Gail Page announces she will leave movies and focus on radio careers. She states she prefers health over glamour and plans to pursue opportunities in radio, noting a shift in her public image and work priorities.
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Gail Page
Opposition To Excess Profits Tax Predicted
Senator George of Georgia predicted strong opposition to an excess profits tax on individuals, with a corporate levy likely to follow. Chairman Dough Ton of the House Ways and Means Committee noted that the World War tax on individuals failed after a year. Roosevelt did not propose a formula, but Rep. Rayburn indicated the plan would mirror World War measures to fund programs and require equitable sharing of the tax burden.
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George
D-Ga
Dough‘Ton
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means Committee
T Gram
Four Charged With Murder In Idaho Exposure Death
Shoshone Idaho four charged with murder in the slaying of Charles Sanders a 48 year old retired storekeeper at Sieghost Yale. George 16 Joseph 20 Flor ence 18 and Chester Philips 22 named as slayers after long interrogation. Sheriff G M Brown signed the murder complaint citing claims of exposure as motive.
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G. M. Brown
Charles Sanders
Sieghost
Yale
Idaho
Brown
George
Joseph
Flor
Fence
Chester’ Philips
Sanders
Fifth of U S Planes Fit for War Warns Aviation Report
An aviation briefing from Battle Washington warns the United States would field under 450 combat planes for homeland defense if war erupted tomorrow and under 1,300 for the Western Hemisphere and the Philippines. It notes American factories turn out fewer than 2,000 military planes annually, while Germany may produce 36,000 to 48,000.
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Hoover Administration
Taft
Congress
Johnson
D-Colo
National Defense
S Nye
Py Wnyun Pmasees
Wash
Army Air Corps
United States
Philippines
Germany
State of America
Air de
Navy
Reynaud
Byrd
Virginia
Senate Naval Committee
John H. Towners
Naval Aeronautics
Louisiana
John H. Jouett
Langley Field
Aeronautical Chamber of
General Merce, ‘Trade Association
Ests
Air Force
Barks
Gile
Field
Shreveport
Louis Johnson
Armed Services
Henry Ford
German and Italian U Boat Campaign Cripples Britain
An Associated Press report notes intensified German U boat activity after France fell, with heavy losses among Britain s merchant fleet. Italian subs may aid the war at sea to cut vital food imports, as losses through June 2 to June 23 reach about 186 837 tons, and total losses by June 4 top 196 ships totaling roughly 600 000 tons.
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Associated Press
France
Britain
London
Brest
St. Jean de Lux
Germany
Tate
Tnd
German Made Bombers Arrive In Romania Amid Balkan Tensions
Reports say German built bombing planes arrived at Brasov Airport as Romania seeks allied support to deter Soviet advances and resolve border disputes with Hungary and Bulgaria. Tass notes Red Army progress in Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina, while border clashes and mobilizations escalate.
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Balkan
Rumania
Germany
Hungary
Bulgaria
Russia
Brasov
Reich
Tass
Red Army
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Budapest
Transylvania
Dobruja
Southeastern
Federal court to hear suit against publisher Jones
In a case brought by Ethel Stillwell, former wife of Zanesville publisher Earl J. Jones, the Northeast Ohio action seeks support for their twin sons. Jones, previously Ralph A. Stillwell, faces claims of failing to provide for the children since 1928 after their 1951 divorce. The matter was moved to Federal Court as of this week.
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Umania
Britain
North Columbus
Feast Scotland
Earl J. Jones
Zanesville
Bristol Channel
Cou
Ethel Stillwell
Fof
Sicily
Stillwell
Kingum County Common Pleas
Jones
Ralph A. Stillwell
WPA Workshoes Free Through Gallia County Aid
Gallia County surplus commodities office now supplies WPA workers with workshoes free of charge. A large shipment of army footwear from 1918 has been received for this purpose. The shoes come in all sizes and are heavily repaired for distribution.
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Gallipolis
Gallia County
WPA
New Dean of Men at Ohio Meets Faculty
Laurence W. Lange began duties as dean for men at Ohio University by meeting faculty yesterday. He and his wife moved from New York City to Athens and reside at 13 Second Street. Lange previously led student personnel and admissions at New York University. He succeeds Associate Deans Victor Whitehouse and James Patrick. Leopold II, king of Belgium, is kept under discreet guard at Laeken Castle in Brussels.
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Laurence W. Lange
New
Ohio University
Leopold
Brussels
Belgium
Laeken Castle
Rural electric aid allotted to Ohio systems
Washington reports two Ohio rural electric cooperatives received a total of 345000 in Rural Electrification Administration funds. Belmont Electric Cooperative of St. Clairsville was awarded 147000 and Guernsey Muse Kingum Electric Cooperative of New Concord 198000.
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Washington
Ohio
Rural Electrification Administration
Belmont. Electric Cooperative, Inc
St. Clairsville
Guernsey-Muse Kingum Electric Cooperative
Iney
New Concord
Willkie Attends Night at Theater Amid Warm Reception
In New York Mrs Willkie says he has not been to the theater all winter but tonight he relaxed to see Life With Father. Despite a mob scene, he moved through the opera house after the show, shaking hands and signing autographs on the way to his taxi and home.
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