Lull Expected In Turbulent Party Primaries Next Week
Washington dispatch notes a quieting lull in the 1938 party primary battles as Maine and Minnesota vote next Monday and North Dakota follows. So far only nine of 48 states have held primaries, with most results shaped by party machines and a silent, mobilized base rather than broad voter turnout. Major attention centers on Democratic primaries amid intra party rifts over the New Deal, while Republicans and anti New Deal Democrats show mixed signals.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Washington
Maine
Minnesota
North Dakota
Indiana
Senate
House
Illinois
Florida
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Iowa
Massengill Faces 166 Counts In Elixir Case
United States District attorney James B. Frasier announced criminal proceedings against Samuel Evans Massengill of Bristol Tennessee for selling Glixir of sulfanilamide. The information, approved by Judge George C. Taylor, contains 166 counts tied to alleged shipments and seeks a $25 000 bond following deaths linked to the drug.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
James B. Frasier
Samuel Evans Massengill
Bristol
Frasier
U. S
George C. Taylor
Massengill
Frazier
Department of Agriculture
Heart Pictured While In Action
American specialists announced a method to X ray the living heart in detail by injecting a substance into veins, making blood vessels visible in photographs. The technique, unveiled by Dr. George P. Robb and Dr. Israel Steinberg of Bellevue Hospital and New York University, shows each heart section and surrounding vessels clearly.
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San Francisco
American Heart Association
George P. Robb
Israel Steinberg
Belu@ hospital
New Yorkniversity
New York City
FHA Not furnishing plans for shown items in clip sheet
The Federal Housing Administration does not provide plans or specifications for any items listed in the clip sheet, according to the notice.
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Federal Housing Administration
Private CCC Enrollments Found Jobs in Private Industry
New York June 11 The Civilian Conservation Corps reported that one third of its 1937 enrollment found private sector jobs. Dr Howard W Oxley education director said 90 000 youths moved from the forest army payroll to private employment. Jobs were spread across agriculture manufacturing transport business trades mining clerical forestry and park service.
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New York
Civilian Conservation Corps
Howard W. Oxley
Uncle Sam
Forest Army
Oxley
National Occupational Conference
Army Reserve Reestablished for Regular Army Recruiting
Major General George Van Horn Moseley announced the reestablishment of the regular army reserve and unrestricted recruiting. The reserve starts July 1 and targets single men under 36 who have served at least one year in the regular army and were honorably discharged within the last three years. Enlistments are voluntary for four years.
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Atlanta
George van Horn Moseley
Fourth Corps
Citadel Cadet One of McCall Kidnapping Suspects
Charleston June 11 A Citadel freshman Cadet C E Eichenberger among three men named as abductee candidates by Franklin Pierce McCall the confessed kidnap slayer of five year old Jimmy Cash of Princeton Fla Eichenberger left Charleston after graduation May 28 to return home and was eliminated due to age proximity to the kidnapper.
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Charleston
Citadel
Flin
Franklin Pierce McCall
Jimmy Cash
Princeton
Fla
C. E. Eichenberger
Military College
McCall
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eichenberger
Charles B. Eichenberger
Naranja
MecCall
George M. Nungerer
James Island
Florida
Nungerer
Beaufort
Recluse Leaves 500000 In Safe At Death Near Mascotown
MASONTOWN Pa June 11 Neighbors discuss Fred Schreyer fortune found in a safe at his lamp lit home after his May 31 death in a Uniontown hospital The heirs Mrs David Gans and three daughters guarded the house as police opened the safe revealing 1020000 bills 100000 in liberty bonds and over 50000 in school bonds The quiet recluse had little outward wealth and had warned guard Franks to protect the safe The estate is expected to reach up to but not exceed 500000 according to attorney Sturgis
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Masontown
Fred Schreyer
Mascowtown
Uniontown
David Gans
Philadelphia
Dean D. Sturgies
Schreyer
Jim Franks
Franks
William Henry Harrison Schroyer
Henry Clay Frick
Andrew Carnegie
Fred
Studebaker
National Bank of
Fayette County
Sturgisa
Miss Mary Fritts and Earl Waitman Wed in Simple Lexington Ceremony
Miss Mary Edna Fritts and Earl Young Waitman were married in Lexington on June 5 at 8:55 am with Rev. R L Fisher officiating. The ceremony featured white decor, a candlelit altar, and a musical program by Mrs. Zeb W Walser Jr and others. The couple, both local, left for a bridal tour and will reside at 210 West Center Street.
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Lexington
Mary Edna Fritts
Earl Young Waitman
R. L. Fisher
Zeb W. Walser, Jr
Cliff Waitman
High Point
Hilda Waitman
Helen Fritts
Reid Leonard
Carlee Beck
Gladys Fritts
Lank Harris
Mary Regan
J. R. Curry
Davidson County
Pilot Schools
Waitman
Charles Waitman
Esso
North Main Street
Washington
DB. C
New York City
West Center Street
Big Fourth Planned At Kerneraville
Kerneraville plans a full day Fourth of July program with a street parade Independence Day addresses and patriotic music in the school auditorium. The arrangements committee led by Kenneth Greenflek and Mayor U IL Joyner as honorary member coordinates events.
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Kernersville
Kerneraville
Kenneth Greenflek
U. IL. Joyner
Funeral for Mrs. Mary KE Way in Burlington
Rev. C. B. Way and family attend funeral rites for Mary KE Way mother of Rev. Way who died at age nearly 81 in Burlington. Rev. C. A. Brown Kernersville pastor will be among officiating ministers.
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C. B. Way
Burlington
Mary KE. Way
Mr. Way
C. A. Brown
Kernersville
Rhododendron Festival Opens in Asheville
Asheville prepares for the eleventh annual Rhododendron festival with scenic trips to Crag Gardens Mount Mitchell and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The blooming rhododendron covers 600 acres as thousands visit for a week of parades balls athletic events and revelry.
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Asheville
Cragg Gardens
Mount Mitchell
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Craggy Rhododedron Gardens
Attic Rooms Use Sloped Ceilings for Bedrooms
Rooms with sloping ceilings are best used as bedrooms by placing beds along the low wall. Draperies reaching the floor can make the windows appear higher.
Chiang to Lose German Adviser Hankow
In Hankow on June 11, Chinese reports say General A von Falkenhausen and his 60 German staff will leave China by July 1. The adviser helped Chiang Kai-shek build a national army, directing military training and organization for years during a turbulent war with Japan.
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Hankow
China
Aander von Falkenhausen
Chiang Shek
Berlin
von Falkenhausen
Sion
Chiang
Pic
Gra
von Falkenha
Stra
Japan
Two TWOC Rallies Reported in Gaffney
In Gaffney South Carolina two orderly gatherings occurred at Alma mills. One rally was organized by the Workers' Organizing Committee and the other by Independent Union members. Police and state troopers guarded the scene as speakers condemned the rival group. Over 300 people attended the twin events.
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Gaffney
8. C
Workers’ Organizing Command
Alma Mills
Cherokee County
Consta
TWOC
Indepen Square
Spon
W. M
Uncle Billy
Disturba Tce
Coley White
Fred G Ray Martin
Edna la
Spartanburg
Observations Made One for Proposed Power Project
Observations for a proposed power project were recorded for the week ending June 10 at Point at Clemmons on the Yadkin river. Data include mean temperature 72.8, high 87.8, low 51.0, mean humidity 78.9, high 91, low 62, total precipitation 0.29, river stages high 5.91 feet and low 2.50 feet.
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D. m
Murray Flood, Inc
Point
Clemmons
Styers Ferry
Yadkin River
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