Baruch and Moley spark debate on New Deal tactics
Washington July 28 baruch sailed for the market decline and said he urged a cure at vichy while moley privately predicted the president would reconsider. rumors of rifts and backroom plotting swirl as funds tighten and the administration eyes a dollar revaluation. investments, credit curtailment, and open market operations are debated as roosevelt weighs steps to stabilize prices and wages.
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Washington
Bernard Baruch
Vichy
Moley
Ashington
Pers Indihe
Iner Circle
Baruch
Mr. Roosevelt
London
English pair crash after flying ocean
England's famed aviators Jim and Amy Mollison were hospitalized after a transatlantic flight ended in a marsh crash near Bridgeport. Exhaustion blamed. both pilots and passengers suffered only minor injuries and were expected to stay a few days.
Mc Kay radio says Balbo flight delayed by weather
New York July 24 General Balbo will not depart for Shedlac New Brunswick today due to unfavorable weather conditions along the route The flight will resume tomorrow if weather permits
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New York
McKay Radio
General Balbo
Shedlac
New Brunswick
Tornado Damages Prescott Business District
A tornado struck part of Prescott Arkansas this afternoon damaging buildings and uprooting trees. No injuries were reported and preliminary damage estimates were filed.
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Prescott
Ark
Prescott Business District
Firefighters Mistaken Mail Box For Fire Alarm Post
July 24 story shows two countrymen seeking a mail box. They pull a lever on a fire alarm box. Seven fire apparatus arrive as a puzzled cop detains them. Asst. Fire Chief S L Mitchell orders release after explanation. Farmers vow to use the post office next time.
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S. L. Mitchell
Nashville Man Is Charged Murder
Nashville Tennessee July 24 AP Police arrested William Rittenberry 47 superintendent of an apartment house where Mia Golden Keith 35 an elevator operator was found strangled in the basement with a cash cord. He confessed claiming a love affair and fear she would tell his wife.
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Nashville, Tenn
Police
William Rittenberry
Mias
Golden Keith
Rittenberry
Dothan Guard Unit Replaces Horses With Trucks
The 117th Field Artillery Alabama National Guard in Dothan replaces horses with motor trucks after encampment at Camp Jackson. Over a dozen horses were left behind as three army trucks have already been delivered to the unit for improved mobility and economy.
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Dothan
117Th Field Artillery
Alabama National Guard
Dothan Guard
Camp Jackson
8. C
Mrs W M Jones Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs W M Jones of Birmingham formerly Miss Juanita Sternbridge underwent an appendicitis operation at a Dothan hospital Saturday. Her condition today was reported improving.
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W. M. Jones
Birmingham
Juanita Stembridge
Dothan Hospital
Roosevelt to address nation on recovery program tonight
President Roosevelt plans a televised address at 8 30 pm as part of a broad drive to boost spending and aid for the needy. Authority figures including Hugh Johnson attend hearings on the oil industry amid the campaign.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Scottsboro Case Set for October in Athens Alabama
Judge James Horton said an October date will be set for further Scottsboro trials if a special court term is not called. He plans to handle other cases first and has not decided on a special session. The case would join the regular term schedule in December if no special term is convened.
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Horton
Athens
Ala
James Horton
Chipley Woman Dies in Dothan Hospital
Mrs Evlen G Bass of Chipley Florida died in a Dothan hospital early today after lingering illness. Funeral and burial will be in Chipley probably tomorrow. Complete arrangements were not announced here.
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Evlen G. Bass
Chipley
Flo
Dothan
Aingering Ilness
Cooperative Hog Sale Set for Wednesday at Ozark
A farmers cooperative hog sale will be held at Ozark on Wednesday announced by W D Thomason Dale County Farm Agent. Farmers marketing hogs will be paid in cash and hogs must be on the grounds by 1 pm on the day of the sale.
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Farmers Cooperative
Ozark
W. D. Thomason
Dale County
Thomason
Holding Court Heads to Abbeville Civil Session
Circuit Judge H. A Pearce and Court Reporter J. B. Hackney departed today for Abbeville for a short term of civil court. The session is expected to be completed in a few days.
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H. A Pearce
J. B. Hackney
Abbeville
John Peach Seeks Primary For Eighth District Seat
Montgomery July 24 AP John Peach governor's legal adviser said harmony in the Democratic party of the Eighth District could be best maintained by a primary to nominate the late Congressman Almon's successor. Peach, seriously considering entering the race if a primary is held, urged the state executive committee to allow the people to decide.
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Montgomery
John Peach
Almon
Peach
Motorist Searched After Spares Found Stolen in Graceville
A motorist stopped by city police Saturday for carrying too many spare tires was sought today as officers learned the tires were stolen from Graceville Florida. The tires were identified by Jake Jones of Graceville as those stolen Friday. The motorist was not arrested but advised to remain until ownership was proven. he could not be located.
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Graceville
Fla
Jake Jones
Tatum Gald
Hidden Door Tale of Two Murders in Washington Square
In a secluded New York side street near Washington Square a writer Colin Hewitt shares a rooftop workshop with his old friend Turner known as Reddy. They reminisce on two past murders linked only by locale as Colin reflects on their unlikely meeting after years apart.
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Washington Square
New York
Colin Hewitt
France
Colin
John
Sand
Turner
Robber on Trial Kills Policeman in Courtroom
In Chicago on July 24 an armed bank robber engaged officers during his trial for robbery at the National Bank in Niles Center. He killed Policeman John Levick and likely fatally wounded himself, as the gunman John Scheck, 21, faced charges.
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Chicago
John Levick
John Scheck
National Bank
Niles Center
Car Mishaps Hurt 2 Dothan Persons
Two Dothan residents were injured in weekend auto accidents but not hospitalized. Jeff McCarty, a post office employee, suffered head lacerations after his car left the Cottonwood road and struck a ditch. Dr F R Fuwards was hurt near Hartford on Sunday afternoon. injuries not yet known.
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Dothan
Jeff McCarty
Post Office
Cottonwood
F. R. Fuwards
Hartford
Beer shipments through Houston County require papers
Sheriff Joe Rollins announced all beer shipments through Houston County are halted unless proper consignment papers are presented. A state ruling allows shipments through Alabama to a state where beer is legal, but deputies recently captured the first truck involved in Alabama.
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Houston County
Joe Rollins
Alabamna
Feollina
Alabama
Hospitalization of Miss Evelyn Terry for appendicitis
Miss Evelyn Terry, daughter of Commissioner and Mrs. J E Terry, was admitted to a local hospital Saturday night with appendicitis. Her condition is described as serious.
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Evelyn Terry
J. E. Terry
Gasser Blaze Reignites at Iowa La Field
Shell Petroleum Company’s gas well in Iowa Louisiana reignites after a five day blaze that began June 28. The well had been uncontrolled since June 28 with a daily flow of 29,090,000 cubic feet. An earlier extinguisher failed when 61 quarts of nitroglycerin exploded on Tuesday. Charles Akel is reported from the AP dispatch.
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Akel Charles
Shell Petroleum Company
Iowa, la
Oklahoma Man Kidnapped at Bridge Table
Oklahoma City July 24 AP Arrangements by the Urschel family to pay ransom are under way after millionaire Charles F Urschel and fellow guest W R Jarrett were abducted from a sun porch where they played bridge with their wives. Federal agents took charge as secrecy cloaks the case. A rogues gallery photo identified the smaller kidnapper, while Jarrett, later released, confirmed the description. Betty Sick Urschel, 16, had been watched closely amid kidnapping fears.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Urschel
W. R. Jarrett
Jarrett
Jarret
Floyd
Urachel
Betty
Mi. Urachel
Stock Market Buoyant at Noon in New York
New York July 24 AP reports the stock market opened buoyant at noon with many shares up from 1 to 6 dollars. Cotton rose to about 3.25 a bale as New York Exchange shortened hours and brokerage houses caught up after last week. Prokera notes strong buying orders over the weekend and New Orleans cotton firmed in afternoon trading.
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New York
Grafan
Chienage
New York Exchange
Prokera
New Orleans
Wiine
New York Stock
Crawford Suspected of Suspension From Chicago Board of Trade
Native 24 AP reports Tea ward A Crawford, a member of the Chicago Board of Trade, was suspended from all privileges for inability to meet life obligations. His membership was registered to the firm Fr A Crawford & Co at 60 Wall Street New York.
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Chicago
Teaward A. Crawford
Crawford
Fr. A. Crawford & Co
Wall Street
New York
Woman from Norge suffers leg break in downtown fall
Mrs. A. E. Williams of Norge Connecticut, mother of Mrs. Arthur Keyton, fell at a downtown drug store and broke her right leg. She was rushed to a hospital where doctors said her condition is not serious.
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A. E. Willams
Norge, Conn
Arthur Keyton
Williams
Wade
Truck Crash Kills Ferny Kank Youth in Alabama
Fue gene Mordich twenty of Ferny Kank Mise died when his pickup overturned near Gordo Alabama on Saturday. Brooks Brewer twenty one, riding with Mordich, said the truck left the highway after passing an automobile. Brewer was slightly injured.
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Tuscalggosa
Fuegene Mordich
Ferny Kank
Mise
Gordo
Ala
Brooks Brewer
Mordich
Brewer
North Carolina Granted Emergency Reef Funds Totaling 1.27 Million
Three emergency relief grants totaling over 3 million dollars were authorized Saturday by Harry L. Hopkins. North Carolina received 209 thousand dollars, bringing its total to 1,272,277 dollars. The allotment follows a ratio of one federal dollar for every three state dollars spent in the second quarter.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
North Carolina
Post completes fastest solo world flight in Winnie Mae
Wiley Post lands at Floyd Bennett Field at 10:59 p m completing the fastest world circumnavigation in a solo flight. His 15 400 mile final leg from Edmonton Alberta took about 13 hours, aided by a robot pilot and Army directional gear, with Post greeting wife and crowd after landing.
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New York
Harold Gatty
Wiley Post
Floyd Bennett Field
Canada
United States
Edmonton
Alberta
Post
Sand Post
United States Army
Berlin
Atlantic
Alaska
Pacific
Filer
117th Field Artillery Band to Resume Tuesday Concerts
The 117th Field Artillery band will resume its Tuesday night concerts tomorrow at 8 on the courthouse lawn. Saxon Poyner, director, says new pieces will be rendered and this marks the first show since returning from summer encampment in South Carolina.
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117Th Field Artillery
Saxon Poyner
Direc
South Carolina
Ozark Woman III Admitted To Dothan Hospital
Ozark resident Mrs. H. L. Holman wife of Dr. Holman was admitted to a Dothan hospital Saturday for treatment after an illness or injury.
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Ozark Woman
H. L. Holman
Ozark
Dr. Holman
Dothan Hospital
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