Southern Foes Of FDR Weigh Use Of Experience Weapon
President Roosevelt argues that seniority and experience determine Senate influence, a factor Southern Democrats may exploit against New Deal backers. The piece analyzes Barkley’s leadership position, committee chairs, and how time in office shapes policy power amid primary pressures in Georgia, South Carolina, and Maryland.
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W. B. Ragsdale
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
House
George
Georgia
Ith
South Carolina
Ings
Maryland
New Deal
Senator Barkley
Smith
Borah
Idaho
Naval Affairs and Privileges
Tydings Barkley
Tydings
Territories and Insular Affairs
Goggle fishing tried along North Carolina coast
Beaufort July 11 Major W A Ferrell of the U S Marine Corps reports goggle fishing near Breakwater Cave Lookout yielded best results along the Carolina coast He and Dr Herbert F Prytherch speared over 150 pounds of sheepshead in two days using a goggle spear or ordinary gig Ferrell learned the art in Guam to keep his eyes open underwater and is stationed at Quantico Virginia
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Beaufort
North Carolina
W. A. Ferrell
U. S. Marine Corps
Guam
Cave Lookout
Carolina
Herbert F. Prytherch
Major Ferrell
Quantico
England's Sick King Is Better
King George, ill with gastric influenza, showed quiet improvement after a night at Windsor. Queen Elizabeth visited from the Royal Lodge with Princesses, while doctors Dawson and Weir monitored his condition. no bulletin is planned today.
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Windsor
Eng
George
Elizabeth
Buckingham
Royal Lodge
Lord Dawson of Penn
John Weir
London
Buckingham Palace
Salesmen's Crusade Plans To Be Laid At Meeting
High Point prepares a salesmen's crusade meeting with Eichelberger to outline buyer access and citywide support. Mayor Grayson, rail leader O A Kirkman, editor M Waynick, and Paul Ingle set talks as plans for a mass citizen rally at Dry Lake Park unfold. Local sponsors expect strong turnout and a citywide response.
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High Point
Eichelberger
Grayson
O. A. Kirkman
Thomasville
Denton
Capite M. Waynick
Enterprise
Paul Ingle
Chamber of Commerce
Dry Lake Park
British Patrols in Jerusalem Fight Band Clashes
Armored cars of Britain's mechanized army moved through Jerusalem as a large band confronted Givat Ada. A 18 year old Jewish boy died on the Tiberias Roshpina road and a Jewish bus driver was fatally injured at Haifa. Police seized hazardous devices and British officers arrested an Arab in Jerusalem. Naval detachments strengthened Haifa with marines and seamen around danger spots.
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Britain
Jerusalem
Givat Ada
Tiberias-Roshpina
Haifa
Lifta
Mount Carmel
Peach prices plunge below 1937 levels despite quality
North Carolina peach growers face 30 to 40 percent lower per bushel this season than last, with U S No 1 peaches selling for 1 to 2 dollars in New York on July 7 versus 3 to 3 25 last July. June 1 crop estimates show 2 48 million bushels in NC, ninth among states, led by California. Montgomery Anson and other counties hold large orchards and hundreds of thousands of trees.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
A. B. Harless
Department
S Markets News Service
U. S
New York
California
W. H. Rhodes
Department of Agriculture
Montgomery County
Anson County
Lindbergh Trains Solo Flight Record In 1927 Historic Crossing
Charles A. Lindbergh flew solo in The Spirit of St. Louis from New York to Paris, achieving 108.18 mph with minimal instruments and celestial navigation. Howard Hughes led a crewed Lockheed 14 flight, averaging around 200 mph, equipped with ten radios and an automatic pilot.
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Lindbergh
St. Louis
Atlantic
Hughes
Flight to Moscow halted by damage and bad weather
Ambassador William C. Bullitt welcomed Charles A. Lindbergh inspired crew of five as they landed at Le Bourget after a 16 hour 31 minute transatlantic flight. Hughes planned immediate departure for Moscow aided by favorable weather and official reception despite earlier delays. The party proceeded to refuel and ready the plane for the next leg under cloudy skies and a 1500 foot ceiling.
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Moscow
Hughes
Lindbergh
Ambassador
Russia
Bullitt
Army
London
France
le Bourget
French
Brown Hat
Rhine
Cologne
Germany
Faris
Sportsman Filer
Ambassador Bullitt
Sweden Will Aid All Nations At Harvard Address
Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden told Harvard University officials he seeks cooperation for the welfare of the human race and not prosperity at others expense. He spoke during the conferment of an honorary Doctor of Laws to him as Crown Princess Louise and Prince Bertil attended.
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Cambridge
Mass
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf of
Harvard University
James Bryant Conant
Louise
Prince Bertil
Harvard
Gustaf Adolf
Luciano and Five Others Appeal Final Pleas in Racketeering
Charles Lucky Luciano and five co defendants condemned in New York for vice racketeering sought Supreme Court review. Luciano serves 60 years at Clinton Prison New York others face 16 to 25 year terms. They challenge the joint indictment under the former provender law arguing crimes occurred before its enactment. The six were convicted during Dewey era anti rackets drive.
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Washington
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
New York
Supreme Court
Luciano
Clinton
Dannemora
N. Y
David Bettilo
Abraham Wahrman
Thomas Pennocchio
James Frederico
Ralph Lugori
PWA Allocates Over Eight Million for Local Projects
Washington administrator Ickes announced new blt works allotments totaling 7,831,082 dollars. The funds raise the non federal PWA total to 260,504,872 dollars and bring participating projects to 2,061 nationwide.
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Washington
Ickes
PWA
Malone to Lead Sheraton Hotel Management in High Point
W G Malone, longtime Danville hotel manager, assumes active charge of the Sheraton hotel in High Point. He succeeds Ted Barrow, who left to run a resort in Southern Pines. Malone, a 20 year veteran, has worked at the Old Southern Elizabeth City and Sir Walter Raleigh, plus Danville Burton and Petersburg and Murphy's Richmond hotels. He joins Lions, Elks, Hotel Greeters, and Mason affiliations.
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W. G. Malone
Danville
Sheraton
Malone
Ted Barrow
Southern Pines
South
Old Southern
Elizabeth City
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Burton
Petersburg
Murphy's Hotel
Richmond
Lions Club
the Elks
Virginia- North Carolina
Hotel Greeters of American
The
Southern Hotel Association
Young Men’s Club
High Point
Argentine Cadets Visit Charleston on Sarmiento Call
The Argentine training frigate Presidente Sarmiento docked in Charleston at 10 a.m. with Fort Moultrie firing a salute. Mayor Burnet R. Maybank led a welcoming party as 37 senior cadets from the Argentine naval academy joined 323 aboard. Tenative plans include a Washington visit. the frigate stays ten days.
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Charleston
Naval Academy
Washington
Weather Outlook for Carolina Georgia and Florida
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered thundershowers Tuesday afternoon. Moderate southwest winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville and overcast conditions with a few widely scattered showers.
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North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Four Arrested in Cumberland County School Fire
Deputy sheriff David McNeill said four men were arrested in connection with the 50,000 Central high school fire in Eastover township Cumberland County. James C. Maxwell was arrested in Philadelphia PA and Hester Lee Alma GA Jesse Lee and Clarence Strickland were taken nearby. The fire occurred January 31 and the Cumberland County School Board offered a 1000 reward for arrest and conviction.
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Fayetteville
David McNeill
Eastover
Cumberland County
McNeill
James C. Maxwell
Philadelphia
Hester Lee
Alma
Jesse Lee
Clarence Strickland
Cumberland County School Board
Roosevelt urges national approach to agriculture and cattle program
The president says Texas leaders cannot act alone and he has worked on an agricultural and cattle program from a national angle. He calls Texas a great empire and seeks mutual cooperation to move from spotty prosperity to universal prosperity.
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Washington
Texas
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