Hopkins Third Term Move Provokes Republican Fire
Washington reports spark a GOP rebuke after Harry Hopkins claims federal relief recipients oppose the Roosevelt administration. John Hamilton accuses an effort to perpetuate Roosevelt in war, while Senate committee chairmen say they will study the matter.
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McKenney On Bridge At Asbury Park Summer Event
Bridge fans from across the United States flock to Asbury Park New Jersey for seven championship events in the American Contract Bridge League summer program. The scene along the boardwalk hosts post mortems and recollections as players test hands and strategies, with notable figures like Arthur B. Goldsmith of Cleveland highlighted for memorable plays.
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Albemarle Sound Bridge Nears Opening in North Carolina
The Albemarle Sound bridge in northeastern North Carolina is nearly complete and will open for general traffic when accepted by the State Highway and Public Works Commission. The south approach has finished, with the north approach and bridge span under contract and three weeks or more away from final approval. Public use will begin the first day the bridge opens for traffic, with formal dedication planned for August 25.
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Haywood County Liquor Vote Reaches State Supreme Court
July 23 Waynesville report states the Haywood county liquor case heads to the state Supreme Court after a notice of appeal from a Superior Court ruling. David Cabe Jr. filed the appeal challenging the Cabe Act, deemed class legislation permitting only Waynesville and Verm- verdant townships to vote on the liquor store referendum.
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IO Leader Raps epublic Steel IO Leader Raps epublic Steel
Washington July 22 Philip Murray chairman of the Organizing Committee charged today that the Kiln Steel Corporation is the filthiest industrial cesspool labor relations in America. The testimony was given to the Senate Civil Liberties Committee investigating the steel strike of 1937.
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Doherty Defends Freedom as Red Professors Sparkrowd
Daniel L. Doherty national commander of the American Legion faced hostility at Columbia Teachers College over a charge of red professors. He rebutted critics saying freedom and democracy make such remarks possible and urged the college to purge influences. Dean Russell defended academic liberty while Doherty framed the Legion as a bulwark of Americanism amid partisan criticism.
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South's seven hearts contract and losing diamond
Bridge puzzle notes South holds seven hearts in a seven heart contract. The losing diamond must be disposed of by a specific ruff or discard line. The given hand shows typical play decisions including entries and suit management. The solution outlines the correct method to discard the diamond while maintaining control and ensuring the contract can be fulfilled if possible.
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Not Guilty in Manslaughter Case Dim Durham Trial
Chief T D Wilkie was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of James Me el Negro after a 70 minute jury deliberation. Judge Speers warned the courtroom as the verdict was delivered with minimal public reaction. In Oklahoma City J C Ferguson protested a three cent campaign expense, stamp for affidavit filing.
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TVA Worker Killed and Three Hurt in Hiwa ssee Dam Slide
A rock slide caused by blasting at the Hiwassee Dam killed Grayson St. Clair Parker 82 of Andrews Minnesota and injured three other TVA workers. Robert A. Charley and Charles Langley suffered broken legs while Elmer RB Collins endured facial and head injuries.
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Athlete’s Poot Itch Ring Worm Drug Store Notice
Poot Itch ring worm skin ailment described with symptoms of fatigue aching burning feet. Listing claims of a treatment or product priced at 81.00 for purchase from Mann's Cut Rater Drug Store.
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