Obstacles Delay U S Lending Bill Ahead of Adjournment
The $2.8 billion lending bill faces new delays as House and Senate committees cannot finish before early next week. Senate Republicans press amendments despite administration changes while party leaders forecast adjournment unlikely by July 29 and possibly August 5. Senate panel met in executive session amid debate over proposed changes.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Sen
Barkley
D.-Ky
Senate Committee
Socialite Held In Hit Run Case In Connecticut
Au drey Gray, 21, a Long Island socialite and niece of the Duchess of Marlborough, is jailed in Putnam Conn as a hit and run driver. Two boys, Wilfred Martineau Jr. and Gerard Martineau, suffer severe injuries including amputation and a skull fracture as authorities say she struck them while riding a bicycle. The suspect, arrested in Southbridge Mass, allegedly admitted knowing she hit the boys but believed they were uninjured. Her car shows a broken headlight dented door bloody handle and dented rear fender. Gray inherited $60 000 in February from her grandmother.
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Putnam, Conn
INS
Long Island
Audrey Gray
Duchess of Marlborough
Wilfred Martineau, Jr
Gerard
Southbridge
Mass
Gray
Vacation Blues From Willie Willis
Robert Quillen writes Willie Willis laments a vacation ruined by early birds and breakfast aromas that spoil sleep, delivering a tongue in cheek reflection on leisure misgivings.
House Orders Broad Inquiry Into NLRB Action
The U S House approved a five member investigating committee with subpoena power to study the National Labor Relations Board and propose legislation. The vote was 254 to 134, a setback to Mrs. Norton and the House labor committee as they had considered amendments since May.
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Washington
House Today
National Labor Relations Board
Norton
Chamber
D.-N.j
House Labor Committee
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Political Relief Measure Passed
The House voted overwhelmingly to restore the Hatch bill provisions to keep politics out of relief. It adopted amendments to curb federal official election interference and protect relief workers from intimidation, including an amendment by Rep. Dempsey prohibiting executive staff from using authority to influence elections.
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Washington
INS
House
Hatch
Senate
Rep. Dempsey
New Mexico
Risk Hanged in Effigy After Mock Trial in Woonsocket
In Woonsocket Rhode Island a mock trial ended with a effigy of Republican Congressman Charles F Risk of Rhode Island hanged in a busy square. The figure wore a lily in the lapel and carried a Congressional Record in a pocket while a dummy hung from a third story window.
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Charles F. Risk
Rhode Island
Woonsocket
R. I
Congressional Record
Man Life of Party At His Own Wake
Claude Joseph Bradley a 53 year old cement salesman with cancer hosted a wake at the Montauk club where he played the piano for friends. He joked about his pending death while planning to leave enough to cover debts and provide for his daughter as doctors said he has two to three months to live.
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New York
Claude Joseph Bradley
Brad
Montauk Club
Bradley
Flatbush
Cement
O. K
Ohio Minister Kidnapped in Jerusalem Seeks Ransom
Arbeg rebels in Moab hills demand $5,000 for the release of Gerould R. Goldner, 29, pastor from Mogadore Ohio, after abducting him with his father Dr. Jacob Goldner in Jerusalem. U S Consul George Wadsworth aided rescue efforts as searches by British planes and local authorities continue.
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Gerould R. Goldner
Jacob Goldner
Jerusalem
Dr. Goldner
Cleveland
Christian Church
Mogadore
U. S
George Wadsworth
Tive
Mar Saba
Goldners
Goldner
Gerould
Holy Land
WPA Quarters Move Considered for Charleston Office
State WPA administrator Joseph N. Alderson announced decentralization plans that would shift 150 workers to Charleston from other districts and relocate operations to new spaces including Armor Park school and the Kleeman building. The change aims to meet a 30,000 square foot minimum and improve efficiency amid space shortages.
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State Works Progress Administration
Charleston
WPA
Joseph N. Alderson
Alderson
Armor Park
South Charleston
Kleeman
Summers Street
Kanawha
Odd Fellows
Capitol Street
Davidson
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Trusted Cashier Held For Thefts
Fairmont July 20. Gladys Lipinski a 33 year old trusted cashier of Golden Bros department store was jailed on 10000 bond for embezzling 28000. Sheriff West said the amount could reach 60000 and noted she played numbers with daily losses up to 15 to 25 dollars and once 1500.
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Fairmont
Gladys Lipinski
Golden Bros. Department
Marion County
West
Lipinski
Sheriff West
Britain Poland near agreement on 100 million arms loan
Britain reaches near complete agreement with Poland to provide a 100 million arms export credit with airplanes anti air and anti tank weapons to Poland while France and possibly Russia will supply rifles and machine guns. Talks also touch on Anglo Japanese and Anglo Polish trade negotiations as broader entente efforts progress.
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Britain
Poland
William Hillman
London
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Great Britain
Warsaw
Moscow
Tokyo
Paris
Russia
Tientsin
England
U. S
Sweden
France
William Leeds
First Lady Not Target of Talk Says Governor
Gov. Loren D. Dickinson says he did not target Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt in a radio address quotes. He notes he mentioned her words without naming her and only shared the quote with two reporters. He rejects headlines accusing him of attacking the First Lady.
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Lansing
Mich
Loren D. Dickinson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Michigan Anti- Saloon League
Dickinson
Roosevelt
U. S
Hitler Calls Nazi Aides to Danzig Conference
Exchange Telegraph from Berlin says Adolf Hitler summoned Albert Foerster and other Nazi leaders of the Free City to Berchtesgaden for a conference at the end of next week. Report says the most important decisions will be taken there. Vienna reports Joseph Buerkel plans to travel to Danzig.
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London
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Albert Foerster
Danzig
Free City
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Vienna
Joseph Buerkel
Kuhn Pleads Guilty and Pays Fine in Webster Incident
Fritz Kuhn the German American band leader pleaded guilty to drunkenness and profanity in Webster Massachusetts court. He paid a five dollar fine and claimed sobriety in speech and conduct while denying boisterous behavior. Police officer Henry Plasse described the arrest details after Kuhn's statement.
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Webster
Mass
Fritz Kuhn
Henry Plasse
Kuhn
Plasse
New City Hall Opens for South Charleston Council
The South Charleston city council plans its first meeting in the new municipal building tonight. Mayor L. H. Oakes said the $47,000 structure, designed by Francis George Davidson, built by Leslie L. Evans, will open for public inspection tomorrow. The first floor houses mayor and police offices, treasurer and engineer, a police courtroom and reception room, with the fire department at the rear. council chamber and recorder offices are also listed.
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South Charleston
Scientist claims plant life on Mars with color photos
American astronomer Earl C Slipher reports clear skies aided first successful Mars color photographs. He bases plant life evidence on changes in Solis Lacus the great eye area, suggesting vegetation over a large area. Mars approaches earth closer than since 1924 with near term photos and noted seasonal changes.
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Mars
Earth
Bloemfontein
Union of South Africa
Earl C. Slipher
Slipher
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
U. S
London
W. H. Steavenson
Royal Astronomical Society
Soldier Shot Sparks Tense Polish Danzig Friction
A Danzig customs inspector shot and killed Polish soldier Witold Budziewicz near Postelau, inflaming Polish officials who demand satisfaction. Accounts differ with Danzig claiming self defense, while Polish reports cite hostile provocations. Border security and political tensions rise as both sides assess reprisals.
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Free City
Danzig
Postelau
Poland
the Pole
Witold Budziewicz
Max Stein
Pole
Stein
Gdynia
Bozepole
Budziewicz
Warsaw
Poland Pledges Fight for Danzig Rights If Impaired
Warsaw radio broadcasts a declaration that Poland would fight without hesitation to defend its rights and interests in Danzig if they are impaired. The statement, read in Frisch, German and Italian, emphasizes no other way out for Poland.
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London
INS
Poland
Danzig
Warsaw Radio Tonight
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Exchange Warsaw
Kingston UMW Sign First Satisfactory Contract
United Mine Workers district 17 chief William Blizzard announced that Kingston Pocahontas Coal Co signed a satisfactory contract with the union for 2200 miners across four operations. The strike began April 1 and workers had idle time at Hemphill McDowell county Kingston Harewood Fayette Springton Mercer.
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William Blizzard
United Mine Workers District 17
Kingston-Pocahontas Coal Company
UWMA
Hemphill
McDowell County
Kingston
Harewood
Fayette County
Springton
Mercer County
Admission Price To Fair Is Out
NEW YORK July 20. The World's fair board voted to cut admission to 40 cents after 9:30 p.m. starting next Saturday. Before 9:30 p.m. the price stays at 75 cents. A $3.75 combo ticket offers $7 in value for one grounds admission and access to 10 concessions. Parking also drops from 50 to 25 cents per car.
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New York
The
Actor Lawyer Exchange Wives in England
In Storrington England a reshuffle of marriages linked actor Raymond Massey and New York lawyer William Dwight Whitney concluded with Whitney marrying actress Adrianne Allen. Allen, formerly Mrs Massey, followed Massey’s divorce from his first wife, while Whitney’s ex-wife Dorothy Ludington Whitney had separated earlier.
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