Speaker Byron urges House to work with press wary
Washington July 2 AP Byron, Democratic House leader, urges a productive session saying adjournment is near yet stresses no lecture. He defends leadership style, notes past roughshod accusations, and cites need to speed up bills as committees catch up. Minnesota's Ksyle quips about fisheries as motive.
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Byron
House
Joe
Pia
Democratic High Command
Ncebebty
Lac
Kvsle
Minnesota
Kyale
German Army Opens to Foreign Recruits
Berlin July 2 AP: Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler empowered the military to enlist foreigners in the German army. The decree applies to persons not currently German citizens and Germans living abroad who wish to serve the Reich.
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Berlin
Men in camp face future with homestead hope
Read soldiers in a Southeastern Army camp describe daily life and longings as they work in kitchen duties and endure separation from families. Metcalf Bestout Shinholater and Lee detail homesickness, weight changes, and plans to secure homesteads, farm ownership, and government support after training. Camp facilities expand, morale boosts, and instruction in basic reading and agriculture continue under Lieut-Col. Pittman.
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Metcalf
Gordon
H. D. Shinholaer
Shinholater
Iag
Houston County
Shinholster
Gordo
Sal
Corey W. Let
Jellico
Iire
Lee
Pittman
Party Girl Case Continues With Confession Claim
Prosecutor McCrea said the defendant finally blurted that Ferris killed the victim and that the girls rifled pockets of clothing or money, with the admission leading to continued coverage on Page One.
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Ing
McCrea
Ferris
Columbia Assured of Paying to Line
July 2 in Columbia Mayor W F Oakley Jr announced Houston county commissioners approved a resolution to cover one third of the cost for a 1 1/10 mile Main Street paving project to the Henry county line. The city will reimburse the county treasury and work will begin immediately under a three way plan with state and other authorities paying the remainder.
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Columbia
Main Street
W. F. Oakley, Jr
Court of Houston County Commissioners
Henry
Oakley
Alabama
Acquaintances Describe Plan To Kill Dickenson
The testimony recounts how Ferris and accomplices formed a murder plot, discussed signals with Jean, and planned during a hotel dining room encounter with Dickinson. They describe a sequence ending with Ferris shooting Dickinson after a confrontation, and later more details emerge from Ferris and McCrea's quotes.
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Florence
Aiguel Ferris
Mc Cren
Jean
Dickineor
Ferris
Jackson Staters
Dickinson
Miller
Rouge Park
Ferrie
Crea
Dickin
Mrs Paul Menutt McNutt Shapes Indiana First Lady Role
Mrs Paul Menutt McNutt, wife of Indiana's governor, has prioritized home life over politics during his term. A striking figure in social and political circles, she traveled with him on many campaigns and supported his Legion involvement while tending to their daughter. Her interests include art, literature, and the classics. An aside notes Alabama's 1832 rail line achievement.
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Dale County
Skipperville
Clapton
Dunn
Sam
Relef Rojia
Paul Menutt
Paw V. McNutt
Indiana
Kathleen Timolate
McNutt
San Antonio
Tex
Indiana University
American Legion
Low Cost Work Projects Sought in State Totals 10 Millions
Washington July 2 AP reports Roosevelt administration may allot up to 2 billion for jobs akin to CWA projects. First step was to authorize 142,245,875 for Harry Hopking’s works progress programs in three states New York City and DC. Local small projects to require no prior Washington approval. Quotas set: New York City 81,007,310 District of Columbia 2,043 Alabama 10,301,346 George 310,558,600 Indiana 38,617,972.
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Roosevelt
CWA
Federal
New York City
District of Columbia
Wash
Ington
Civil Works Administration
Beereitery Ickes
Division
Frank C. Walker
PWA
Walker
Alabama
George
Indiana
Telescope For Fog Reported By USF Tokyo
AP reports July 2 that Professor Daizo Nakajama of the Imperial Aviation research laboratories patented a telescope claimed to penetrate thick fog.
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Tokyo
Daizo Nakajama
Imperial Aviation Research Laboratories
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