Democratic breach widens as Pipes joins Republicans in Louisiana
In New Orleans on July 20 the Democratic split over Secretary Wallace’s nomination deepened with David W Pipes Jr a lifelong Democrat and sugar planter from Houma announcing his candidacy as a Republican for Congress He seeks to unseat Democrat Rep Robert L Mouton from the third district amid a sugar industry worth 160 million dollars The move comes after Charles A Farwell of the American Sugar Cane League and other party figures criticize Wallace and bolster Republican hopes
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Priest in Denver Quits Democrats Over Third Term
The Rt. Rev. Hugh I. McMenamin, pastor of Immaculate Conception cathedral, withdraws from the Democratic Party alleging a consuming greed for power. He admonishes Americans to resist a potential Roosevelt third term, calling it a dictatorship risk to the nation and its institutions.
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Lightning turns on all lights at school in Orleans
Orleans Neb July 20 Lightning pulled hijinks at the high school building After one wary ghright fingh all the lights in the building went on The janitor turned off the switches but the lights continued to blaze The power company arrived at the habitatry
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Garner Is Leaving Capital May Walk Out on Democrats
Vice President Garner expressed private views to senators and friends said he planned to quit the capital to vote in the July 27 Texas primary. At 71 he might stay in Uvalde, leaving Congress and the Democratic party, unable to campaign for Roosevelt and Wallace. The third term issue stirred activity as Sen James A Reed of Missouri and Sen Burke of Nebraska planned to organize anti third term Democrats. The Harrisburg Patriot endorsed Wendell Willkie, while Wallace said he would not resign as secretary of agriculture.
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Bank Robber Is Captured in Missouri
St. Joseph Missouri July 20. Tran Sullivan survivor of two Kansan gon fights and a suspect in Nebraska and Minnesota bank robberies surrendered on a highway today second of three maniding fugitives to fall captive in less than 24 hours. A chosen remark credited to Sullivan by a hostage on his lant Might led officers to Aneculata that the third member of the trio which fled the Fort Madison los peniten tary Jung 22 might be dead. Lowell Haonge 27 who escaped with Bullivan was wounded and captured in church at Maryaville Kon yesterday. Sullivan Med in the car of Francis Mensick armed forclity Dea
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Hen Lays Egg for Owner of a New Automobile
Wanaqua New Zealand July 27 Beith drove to John Harty s home in a new city Fifteen minutes later Beith heard a hen cackling Investigating he found an egg on the front seat of the car and suspects the hen laid it every time a new car proves love He notes the hen tale as he travels with the car and the windows see the event
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Worst Heat Wave of Year Engulfs East with Twelve Dead
The worst heat wave of the summer drenched the eastern half of the nation. Twelve deaths were attributed directly to the siege and nine more perished seeking relief in cooling waters. Temperatures reached the nineties in many cities, with Washington 96.6 and Baltimore 86 setting new highs. Readings in Des Moines 85 and Kansas City 85, Chicago 94, New York City 96.6. Heat brought oppressive humidity and sporadic forest and park fires near peak conditions. Deaths by state included Minnesota 1, Wisconsin 2, Pennsylvania 2, Nebraska 1, New Jersey 1, Kansas 1, Maryland 1, Iowa 2, New York 2. A radio report from Antarctica noted unusually warm conditions there, 10 degrees below zero, via a signal picked up in San Diego.
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U S Decides Fate of 100 Planes Dispute
Washington July 20 AP Muval ayuttah and French plots to 100 planes held by the Trench in the Caribbean Inland of Martinigia were submitted to acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles. Count de Quentin and British and French envoys conferred with Welles on the dispute over postarmistice commitments.
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161 New Forest Fires Break Out In Western Area
Missoula July 20 161 new fires broke out in the Lolo Wiler Root and Kanths forests as a dry Nehtining storm exploded over the raglan. Men were dispatched to danger points. Immediate reports from regional forest service headquarters. Fire counts show Altter Root sixty one Lolo sixty Kanikeu sixty.
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Finland Regognizes Fatherland Party After Objections
Valavik Finland July 20 AP The Finnish government withdrew objections against the Fatherland fascist party allowing resumption of activities curtailed last year. Government spokesman said leaders and members fought alongside the population in the Innu war.
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Willkie Outlines Farmer Needs at Denver Conference
Colorado Sings July 20 reports Wentell Ty Wilkie presented a detailed outline for a farm program. George N. Perkins, former AAA administrator, read a memo urging policy shifts as Wilkie seeks to frame farm relief. Proposals include protecting American markets, establishing an independent American price for commodities, and expanding federal assistance.
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Highway worker killed as lightning strikes in Montana
Butte July 20 Lawrence Hain about 88 at Whitehall, employed by the Montana highway department, was killed instantly at 4 20 p m when lightning struck the depot for the second time in 24 hours along U S Highway 10. The accident occurred a mile west of the Nineteen Mile house and 1 mile west of Whitehall. Hain, a flagman at the pass, sat on a three inch plank when killed.
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U S Delegation Focuses At Havana Meetings
In Havana the United States delegation sits at the center of intense discussions at the second meeting of a regional forum. Secretary of State and advisors arrive to present U S proposals while other delegations seek clarity on potential U S aid and economic plans amid delicate international negotiations.
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Pioneer Dies in Rimini Fire at Home
Kon B Shaw longtime Ti Ink resident and rancher perished last night in a Rimini home fire that also destroyed an adjoining warehouse. Fire officials blamed an overloaded stove for igniting tinder dry wood and turning the dwelling into an inferno as Shaw prepared to retire.
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Navy Heads Promise Quick Action on New Expansion Project
Washington reports promise rapid start on the 4 billion dollar expansion to build a 701,000-ton two ocean navy. After Roosevelt signed the bill, construction begins on 9% of vessels already authorized, with hearings set on 178 million dollar initial funds and further requests totaling over 4.6 billion for defense. The plan envisions 200 new ships by 1946 or later, including aircraft carriers and battleships, to form a formidable fleet.
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German Bombers Carry On Almost Steady Attack
British defense reports describe widespread Luftwaffe raids across England and Wales. Eight bombs killed one person and injured several in northwest England while another bomb hit a school. In southwest England shops and cottages were damaged as German planes penetrated to Wales before pursuit. The ministry of home security listed 41 seriously injured and casualties across the month ending June 18, with air attacks continuing to press Britain.
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Nazis Try to Weaken Foes in Broadcast
July 20 report says German broadcasts aim to undermine Britain's resolve by vilifying Churchill and portraying England as doomed. German officials claim only a German victory can spare England from invasion, while praising anti Churchill sentiment and urging removal of London leadership to end the war.
Lake regatta opens with speedy heats and crowd
A large crowd gathered at Lake Mauser for the first annual regatta co sponsored by the Helena American Legion and the Lewis and Clark Boating Club. The day featured precise clocklike races, minor incidents including a overturned runabout righted by Haines. Ray Boettcher dominated with three wins in the class racing runabout and one in the class D hydro, as dusk gave way to a fireworks finale.
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German Legation Withdraws Note To Pan Americas
The German government announced from San Jose Costa Rica that the German Legation has withdrawn the note issued two weeks earlier. It said Continal American nations should act neutral at the Havana conference of foreign ministers. The withdrawal was made by German Minister Otto Reinbeck from Havana where he was awaiting arrangements at the seaborne opening tomorrow.
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Great Narcotics Haul by Federal Agents
Federal agents seized 27 pounds 3 ounces of narcotics aboard a freighter anchored in San Francisco. Japanese national Yo Shitome Wada, 38, was detained in the engine room of the Nanmuu Baza from the Orient via Los Angeles. California Narcotics Enforcement chief Paul E Madden estimated the contraband wholesale value near 1 million, with potential street value well over 200,000.
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Catholic Crusade On Naziism Urged By Archbishop
London July 20 AP reports Arthur Cardinal Hinsin er archbishop of Westminster called for a Catholic crusade against the “sank pa Banism of naziism” saying the task is the main defense of Christianity and must be pursued worldwide.
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Invasion of England Only Days Off Says Rome
Rome reports a Nazi invasion of England may be imminent within days as Mussolini’s ally media predict a swift thrust. German high command acknowledges losses in the Mediterranean while Italian bombers target ships and Gibraltar. Britain contemplates aircraft carrier Ark Royal for repairs as Allied and Axis chatter intensifies.
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