Senate Debate Echoes NRA Ruling and Kidnapping Law
The article describes Senate discussions on the Supreme Court NRA ruling, a keynote speech by Jim Ham Lewis, and an amendment to the Federal kidnapping law. It notes the Finland debt payment context, the Helsinki embassy building request, and praise for President Roosevelt as lawmakers exchange formal oratory. The piece closes with references to senate dialogue and the appeal of the times.
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Yang
Congress
Ume
Pata
Finland
George Weyerhaeuser
Bureau of Criminal
Washington
Congresshet
Jim Ham" Lewis
Timois
Wapreme
NRA
Congressional Record
United States
M. BR
Young Jamaica boys arraigned for homicide in gun theft
In Jamaica, three boys aged eleven to thirteen were arraigned on a homicide charge after police said they stole patrolman Louis Chucehdale's revolver and killed a man, William Walsh, during a failed robbery. The youths claimed the gunfire followed a failed hold up and an attempted burglary at the police station.
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New York
Jamaica
Wnagittrste
Patcl
Frank Damato
Julia
Lisbon Lawrence
Mount Calvary Baptist Church
Children's Society Shelter
Thomas F. Doyle
Julius
Doyle
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O'Hare
Children's Court
Frank
Louis Chucehdale
Lisbon
Damate
J. Robert Glover
Town Hall
Churchaale
Willian Walsh
Walsh
Damato
Woman leads Alabama Confederate Veterans at reunion
Mrs Mollye B Hooper of Mobile Alabama was elected brigadier general of the Alabama Confederate Veterans at their annual reunion in Huntsville. Daughter of Confederate veteran Thomas Worthy Branson of Tuskegee and Mobile, Hooper has served as adjutant of Raphael Lemmon Camp No 11 and has worked for the U S district attorney in Mobile.
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Mobile
Ala
Alabama Confederate Veterans
Hunteville
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Thomas Worthy Branson
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Hooper
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Raphael Lemmen
U. S District Attorney
New Orleans Wealth Hunters Stage Fiesta For Huey Long Parade
New Orleans share the wealth clubs plan a celebration and parade in honor of Sen. Huey P Long. Several hundred members met to discuss plans and it was hoped Long would attend. JB Rennyson urged free participation, praising Long's fight against Washington’s stacked deck and defense of the people.
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New Orleans
New Orleana
Share the Wealth Clubs
Huey P. Long
Ment
Senator Long
JB Rennyson
Orleans
Counterfeit Money Suspect Triumphs As Jury Disagrees
MOBILE June 18 AP A mistrial declared in Roy Hammar of Flomaton Alabama and four others charged with conspiracy to violate counterfeit laws as a federal jury failed to reach agreement. Co-defendants C C Steen Jack Moore JRA Lomax pleaded guilty while Hammar demanded a jury trial. Jurors were unable to concur on verdicts and sentencing had not yet been imposed. A note passed at a filling station raised the counterfeit concern.
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Roy Hammar
Flomaton
Ala
U. S
C. C. Steen
Jack Moore
Century
Jra
Lomax
Birmingham
Hammer
John Mcbuttie
Srreste
Machinist builds $1200 telescope in Oklahoma City yard
In Oklahoma City, machinist A. H. Hearn built a large reflecting telescope for about 25 dollars in materials. The Gregorian type device has a 12.5 inch primary mirror, aims for high definition, and Hearn says Neptune may be visible. He hopes the instrument helps study astronomy despite family earnings limits.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
A. H
Hearn
Neptune
Screw Worm War Gains Impetus Across Southeast
Washington dispatch reports Les A. Strong, chief of entomology, says the campaign to save livestock from screw worm infestation is under way with emphasis on denying egg-laying sites and destroying worms. Federal funds support pine tar and benzol treatments as field agents aid Alabama stockmen. Florida reports worst outbreak in Alachua county with 1,500 cases. Strong notes rapid fly generation and multi-generational breeding, while a coordinated campaign operates from state headquarters in Montgomery, Gainesville, Tifton, Hattiesburg, Walterboro, Baton Rouge, and Beaumont.
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Les A. Strong
Bureau of Entomology
Strong
Congress
Bureau
Alabama
Florida
Alachua County
Texas
Louisiana
Btrong
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montgomery
Als
Gainesville
Fla
Tifton
Hattiesburg
Misa
Waltertoro
Baton Rouge
Beaumont
Gospel Boat Maiden Voyage Disappoints Sponsor
In Helena on June 18, the Gospel Mother a 30 foot boat built by Rev Edward W Mellithampe returned from its maiden trip to Mississippi river dwellers to its home port. The sponsor Episcopal minister called the river folk the best to work with but only a battered urchin and the minister welcomed its arrival in Memphis yesterday. The boat was intended as a traveling library and a means of religious contact with river residents.
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Helena
Atk
Mississippi
Memphis
Edward W. Mellithampe
Millichampe
ALAPOCO SALE TO TVA GOING TO HIGH COURT
The Alabama Power stockholders test case on TVA power sales moves to the U S Supreme Court for final ruling. Arguments completed, both sides seek a definitive decision on whether TVA may buy transmission lines from Alabama Power and whether TVA acts are constitutional. John Lord O'Brien argued TVA must be presumed constitutional while Forney Johnston warned of utilities' annihilation and called TVA program unprecedented.
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Atlanta
Alabama Power Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
United States du Preme
TVA
Alabama Power Desinety
Circuit Court of Appeals
John Lord O'Brien
United States
Maell
O’brien
St Boulder Fom Forney Johnston
Storm Tactics Save Hays Family From Tornado
In Stephensville Luna 18 storm report M L Hays spotted a twister bearing down. He herded his family into a car and fled the path. Their home was destroyed but all survived the disaster.
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Stephensville
Tex
M. L. Hays
Hays
Fox hunt by automobile ends in chaos near Miami
Sportsmen in Miami try a fox hunt by car but dogs split from hunters after the chase. Resulting misadventures include several wearied hunters, damaged autos, some lost dogs, and a solitary dead fox.
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Fox Hunt
Miami
Fla
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