Morgan Attacks Morgan Before TVA Inquiry
Harcourt A. Morgan, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, reopened the TVA feud in Knoxville as he attacked deposed chairman Dr Arthur Morgan before a congressional investigation committee. He said Morgan's accusations rested on distrust and suspicion, not fact, and charged him with trying to create a false picture of board dissension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Knoxville
Tenn
Harcourt A. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arthur EB. Morgan
Congressional Investigation Committee
N B A Recognizes Hostak as World Middleweight Champion
The National Boxing Association will recognize Al Hostak as world middleweight champion despite the New York Commission declaring the title vacant. Edward C. Foster, executive secretary, said the N B A will ignore the New York board action removing John Henry Lewis as holder.
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XN. B. A
Hostak
Providence
BR. Lt
National Boxing Association
al Hostak
New York Commission
Edward C. Foster
New York Board
John U Heny Lewis
John Henry Lewis
Foster
Griffin Demoted After Court Martial At Governors Island
New York July 27 A general court martial at Governors Island reprimanded Lieut Col Stewart Griffin and ordered a reduction of 100 files on the army promotion list. Griffin faced six specifications alleging drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was found innocent on four, and the remaining findings are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
New York
Governor's Island
Stewart
Farm Security Admin Extends Tenant Loans to 33 More Counties
The Farm Security Administration announced that 33 additional counties have been made eligible to receive loans for tenants to buy farms.
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Raleigh, N. Cur
Farm Security Administration
Canadian Premier Hepburn Turns Back En Route Home
The Army Signal Corps reports Premier Mitchell Hepburn of Ontario and his party, delayed by a Skagway Alaska leg, turned back last night from Skagway to Carcross. Officials say Hepburn and entourage spent the night at Carcross before continuing.
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Washington
Army Signal Corps
Skagway
Alaska
Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
Carcross
al Corps
Hepburn
Poland Delivers Second Protest to Czechs Over Anti Polish Actions
In Warsaw a second Polish note was presented to the Praha government protesting alleged anti Polish activities of the Czechoslovak Communist party. The note accused Prague of not taking March 22 warnings seriously and said Czechoslovak measures to liquidate the Communist party are insufficient. It offered help to Czechoslovak police to curb the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Communist Party
Praha
Siberian Paper Warns Japanese in Far East Purge
The Siberian Pacific Ocean Star reports a new purge of wreckers in the Far East under Stalin. It warns Japan against invasions, pledges to crush spies and terrorists, and cites a strengthening Bolshevik frontline and Pacific fleet.
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Moscow
Pacific Ocean Star
Far East
Japan
Khabarovek
Bolshevists
Primorsk
Stalin
Far Eastern Front
Board Deliberates Thousands of Affidavits in 8th District Race
Raleigh July 28 The late Board of Elections with five members and secretary Raymond Maxwell tirelessly reviews hundreds of affidavits alleging fraud in the eighth district primary. Executives sessions weeklong, as stacks of papers await scrutiny for each claim and counteraffidavit to determine illegal ballots and outcomes. Continued on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
Board of Election
Raymond C. Maxwell
W. A. Lucas
Lucas
Britain Moves To Strengthen Army And Evacuation Plans
London reports two new moves to quicken military readiness on the Austro Hungary war anniversary. War secretary Hore Belisha proposes faster promotions and open Sandhurst access to all social backgrounds with rank from the service. home secretary Hoare pledges swift civilian evacuation plans for London and crowded areas.
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London
Great Britain
Austro-Hungary
Serbia
Britain
Birmingham
Jack Judge
Tipperary
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Sandhurst
West Point
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Belisha
Woolwich
Martin Claims Foes Are Reds in UAW Trial
Homer Martin the UAW president says a woman testified she heard a report at a communist meeting about a deal with Dick Frankensteen to control Wayne county non partisan league activities. Frankensteen and three other UAW vice presidents deny any deal with communists.
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Detroit
Homer Martin
Communist Party
United Automobile Workers Today
Wayne County Unit
Labor
Martin
UAW International
Dick Frankensteen
League
Committee For Industrial Organization
Sudetens Given Czech Proposal
Praha July 28 The government sent the draft law establishing territorial self administration to the Sudeten German minority. The proposal would modify the administrative setup for provinces districts and communes. Officials kept details secret and Sudeten leaders offered no immediate reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Six Killed in Burma Buddhist Muslim Clashes
In Rangoon Burma on July 28 six people were killed and about 100 injured in savage street fighting between Burmese Buddhists and Indian Muslims. Shops were looted and burned, prisoners filled the jail as armored cars patrolled the streets.
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Rangoon
Burma
Conrad Cleared of Manslaughter in North Carolina Case
Gastonia July 28 Conrad 24 of Greensboro North Carolina State athlete was cleared of manslaughter charges by directed verdict in superior court. Judge Ervin dismissed the case after Jess Tatum testified Miss Julia Spratt Charlotte stenographer was driving when the wreck occurred and Spratt died.
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Gastonia
Carroll Conrad
Greensboro
North Carolina
Ervin
Jess Tatum
McColl
8. C
Julia Spratt
Charlotte
Tatum
Chandler Backer Alleges Farley Aided Logan Bench Move
Kentucky politics boil as Dan Talbott accuses James Farley and President Roosevelt of backing a plan to place U S Senator Logan on a federal bench. The scheme would clear the way for Gov. Chandler to seek Logan's Senate seat amid Barkley’s renomination drive.
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Chandler
Farley
Logan
Louisville
Postmaster General
U. S
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentuccky
Dan Talbott
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Washington
James Farley
Barkley
Senate
Record registrations buoy Mid-Summer Southern Market
The Mid-Summer Southern Furniture and Rug Market nears its final two days as 2,386 register by 11:30 am and observers anticipate a new record. Buyers stay active amid lower current prices, with manufacturers showcasing refined furniture and preparing for fall restocking and possible price increases due to wage hour legislation and higher costs.
Air raid kills 18 at Valencia harbor
An attack by 12 Insurgent planes in Valencia harbor killed 18 people including Albert Moyell Danish agent of the European non intervention committee and a Chinese cook aboard the Kellwyn. The Kellwyn, a 1464 ton Cardiff-registered vessel, had just arrived from Marseille with sugar and coffee. The raid dropped 115 bombs and lightly damaged the Kellwyn. the Dellwyn, sister ship to Kellwyn, had been sunk yesterday at Gandia.
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Madrid
Valencia
Marseille
France
Albert Moyell
European Nonintervention Committee
Kellwyn
Cardiff
Wales
Dellwyn
Gandia
ABA panel blocks Black eligibility inquiry at convention
The American Bar Association resolutions committee rejected a request to seek Supreme Court guidance on Justice Hugo Black eligibility. It also opposed a resolution criticizing Nazi Germany for discrimination, noting it falls outside the association’s purview and highlighting the court’s refusal to rule in Alabama’s LeVitt case. Dean Edward T. Lee proposed the Black measure.
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Cleveland
American Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Nazi Germany
Association
L. B. Day of
Lincoln
Neb
Germany
C. C. Burlingham
New York City
Supreme Court
Albert Levitt
Dean Edward T. Lee
John Marshall Law School
Chicago
Janitor Thwarts Bank Robbery in Belton
Belton reports an attempted bank robbery at the South Carolina National Bank foiled at 6 45 am when Lewis Anderson a 65 year old janitor spotted a robber hiding inside and rang the alarm. The suspect Raymond Ambrose 35 of Belton fled and was later captured in a bamboo grove nearby. Two accomplices fled toward Greenville as officers pursued.
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Belton
South Carolina National Bank
Lewis Anderson
Raymond Ambrose
Greenville
Anderson
Ickes Sees $250 Million PWA Expansion Possible
Secretary Ickes said the public works program could expand by as much as 250 million dollars under a new working agreement with Jesse H. Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The plan lets RFC lend its 1.5 billion to projects receiving grants from PWA’s 950 million, boosting federal spending for large undertakings.
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Washington
Ickes
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
PWA
Ite
Jesse Jones
New York City
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Chicago
RPFC
Congress
Witnesses Support Tharrington Plea Of Self-Defense At Trial
In Smithfield North Carolina the defense rests on self-defense as witnesses back James E. Tharrington 33 a former bank cashier in the trial for the fatal shooting of John McMillan a Selma oil dealer The defense contends McMillan attacked Tharrington first while state witnesses argue Tharrington fired without warning and out of jealousy over Mrs Rosalie Hales King
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Smithfield
N. C
Poe
James E. Tharrington
John McMillan
Tharrington
McMillan
Selma
Hugh Anderson
Washington
Rosalie Hales King
King
Anderson
R. &. Yarborough
Louisburg
Walton Parker
Yarborough
Parker
T. M. Harris
Louisbur
J. A. Gregory
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Cae
Poland
Hugh Pittson Macwie
Fom
Macmillan
Scotland
British Isles
Lord Macmillan
Ironsides
Boston Harbor
Hankow
Loyals
Tri-City
Associated Press
China
Spain
Catalonia
Yangtze River
Wuchang
Hanyang
Hupeh
Kitkiang
Francisco Franco
Ebro
Gandesa
Conrad
Corrigan
British Science Museum
Wright
Bar
Black
Belton, S. C
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