Senate Investigator Returns to Observe Kentucky Primary
Senate campaign cost committee sent an investigator to Kentucky to gather facts on the primary tactics deemed deplorable. The probe aims to prevent any contest on the senate floor by exposing excess expenditures and influence involving relief funds and federal employee contributions for candidates.
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Kentucky
Washington
Cba
Sheppard
Witt Tennesee
Democratic Pri
Shep
H. Ralph Burton
Bark
Administration
A. B. Chandler
United States Senate
WPA
Harry Hopkins
WIA
Edward W. Carmack
Word-block riddle reveals true statement puzzle
A set of word blocks forms statements from list items. Examples include pairs like Dorado fandango limbo duodenum to a court yard etc. The puzzle invites finding which blocks create true statements, with references to historical figures and cities.
Industrial Operations Curtailed by Low Water Supply
The text reports water pressure drop at fire station and a severed 24 inch main from a railway cave‑in near Wrenn Street. Repairs involve shifting lines north of the embankment with piling for future cave‑ins. Fire Chief Ingrames orders 12 volunteers to patrol for fires while insurers urge shutdowns to safeguard workers and resume by the second day shift.
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Wrenn Street
BE. K. Ingramesata
Americans in Catalonia Push Celebrate Revenge and Victory
The first Americans to return from the Ebro front report the International Brigade delivering revenge on the insurgents for prior defeats. Volunteers describe a smashing advance toward Gandesa, deep into insurgent territory, with others remaining to press the government offensive.
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Ebro
International Brigade
Gandesa
Aragon
Long
Mediterranean
Leonard Lamb
New York
Saul Wellman
Wellman
Peace urged as new clash with Japan escalates
The foreign office announced a second protest to Moscow over border violence in which Japan says six divisions and 30 tanks attacked its frontier positions at 6 am and were repulsed with heavy losses. Ambassador Shigemitsu was to deliver the protest to Litvinov and press for immediate steps to prevent recurrence. Pravda and workers’ resolutions call for strong Soviet resistance and a sharp rebuff to Japanese actions.
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Foreign Office
Moscow
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Maxim Litvinoff
Manchoukuo
China
Pravda
Soviet says it defends only its territory in conflict
Tass reports the Soviet government intends only to defend territory belonging to the Soviet Union. A Moscow press summary notes willingness to redefine the Siberia Korea boundary and Manchukuo, while asserting Red forces stay within Soviet borders and denying Japanese air raids.
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Tass
Soviet Union
Siberia
Japanese Korea
Manchukuo
Red
Armistice prospects loom over Russo Japanese clash
Washington reports indicate officials expect the Manchoukuo border fighting to stay local with a possible armed truce. Diplomats note neither Japan nor Russia seeks a general war at this time, but warnings rise if fighting escalates beyond control. Secretary Hull says the government watches reports from Tokyo and Moscow closely.
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Manchoukuo-Korea-Siberia
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North Carolina tobacco heads to market
Florence South Carolina August 3 Tobacco piles flow into sixteen market towns as growers prepare for tomorrow's season opener. Reports from Georgia Florida markets show about 25 cents a pound with last year’s opening near 30 cents in SC and NC border markets. No organized opposition to federal quotas has been reported in the area.
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Georgia-Florida
eGorgia
Florida
Roosevelt Backers and Foes Split Democratic Honors
Pro Roosevelt candidates lost by about 1,500 votes to Colgate Darden whom he had unseated in 1936. Darden was backed by Senator Byrd's organization. Kansas GOP nominations went to Clyde Reed with 94 648 votes. Winrod finished third amid Naai accusations. Missouri chose Henry Caulfield for senator and Stark v Pendergast looms for state supreme court. Tennessee and Kentucky primaries due later this week. campaign probes active.
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Kansas
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Winrod
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Reed
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Coffeyville
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Missouri
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Robert I. Young
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Tennessee
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A. B. Chandler
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Carroll Slew Doctor Faces Dwyer in New Trial Fight
In a crowded courtroom Paul Dwyer testified Carroll pursued Dr. Littlefield upstairs and assaulted him with a hammer after a wrench failed. Dwyer claimed Carroll threatened his family over letters Barbara Carroll allegedly shared, while Barbara watched from nearby.
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Ingalls
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Littlefield
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Barbara
Ilnesse
Local Weather Summary For North and South Carolina
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers possible in central North Carolina Thursday. South Carolina sees partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with moderate southwest winds. Sandy Hook to Hatteras expects gentle to moderate southwest winds and overcast weather tonight and Thursday. Local noon high 86, low last night 71.
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South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras Gentie
Youth gang linked to string of state hold ups
A young man, identified as James F. Godwin, tied to robberies from North Carolina to near Little River, D C, held up a service station with a gun, taking 53 dollars and cigarettes then another station near Little River taking 33 dollars. Dr. Godwin, the assault victim, was reported as doing fine. The case connects to a family history and prior crimes including forgery and reform-school sentencing.
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Way
Godwin
High Point
Carthage
Myrtle Beach
Laurinburg
Aberdeen
Little River
D. C
Davidson
James F. Godwin
Young Godwin
Helen Way
Methodist Education Bodies Consider Consolidation
Representatives from the three branches of Methodism in Asheville discuss plans to unite all educational institutions under one supervisory body. The education committee, one of eight, seeks to consolidate all phases of Methodist schooling.
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Asheville
WN. C
Methodist
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