Problems Hit Lemke Union Party Campaign
Philadelphia June 22 Rep William Lemke of Dakota faces a string of problems in his Union party campaign for the presidency. Leaders say he is likely to lose ground due to laws barring a new party late in the race and possible efforts by Democrats to crowd out his bid. Wisconsin Farmer Labor Federation debated backing the Union ticket while other groups weighed their stance. Dr Frank E Townsend planned a conference to discuss support while Rev Gerald L K Smith offered aid to back planks tied to Coughlin style policy and old age security.
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Philadelphia
William Lemke
Dakota
Wisconsin
Farmer-Labor Probe Federation
Oshkosh
Union Party
Frank E. Townsend
McDonald Campaign Sought Liquor Backing Denied
Raleigh dispatch reports McDonald forces sought campaign funds from liquor interests but were refused after a private North Carolina survey showed Clyde Hoey would win easily. A Raleigh insider with Washington ties allegedly offered services to back Dr. McDonald, but liquor firms declined.
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McDonald Forces
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Raleigh
Washington
Ralph W. McDonald
Dr. McDonald
McDonald
Mr. Hoey
Hoey
Liquor
New York
Mystery Slaying in Pittsburgh Claims Three Lives
In Pittsburgh a husband Martin Feely 34 a University of Pittsburgh physical instructor was at a New Jersey boys camp when the three Feelys were found strangled in their apartment. A thumb print on a hammer near the bodies emerged as the clearest lead for police. Eleanor Feely and two children Janice 3 Bobby 5 were killed in their home.
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Eleanor Feely
Janice
Bobby
Pittsburgh
Martin Feely
University of Pittsburgh
New Jersey
North Carolina parole system praised as among best in south
The 1935 parole program in North Carolina receives praise from Richard H. Chappel of Atlanta as a leading southern model. The survey, led by Justin Miller for the U S Department of Justice, will review about 500 paroled cases with 40 case workers to study post release outcomes and effectiveness starting mid July.
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En Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
South
Richard H. Chappel
Atlanta
U. S. Department of Justice
Justin Miller
Duke University Law School
WPA
Department of Justice
Gill
Chappel
Witnesses killed in St Louis strike crime
Two unemployed men who witnessed a $400 bonus rollery of a former soldier were found beaten to death in their squalid living quarters in an abandoned riverfront building.
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ST. Louis
Tar Heel Kiwanis Delegation Heads to 20th International Convention
Kiwanians from North and South Carolina travel to Washington for Kiwanis International's 20th annual convention. Four days of discussions cover child welfare urban rural issues adult education and public affairs. The Carolinas district is led by Governor J Henry LeRoy Jr of Elizabeth City with lieutenant governors Oliver Young Brownlee J Wade Hendricks Emil Bernstecker Herbert D Vail Ed L Cloyd Samuel E Leonard and the Rev T C Johnson among attendees.
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Washington
Carolinas
Kiwanis International
J. Henry LeRoy, Jr
Elizabeth City
Carolinaa
Oliver Young Brownlee
Hendersonville
J. Wade Hendricks
Statesville
Emil Bernstecker
Greensboro
Herbert D. Vail
Pinehurst
Ed L. Cloyd
Raleigh
Samuel FE. Leonard
Rocky Mount
T. C. Johnson
Kinston
Arkansas Sizzles As Summer Starts
Arkansas heats up as official summer begins with forecasts of generally fair and warm weather across the trans-Mississippi region. Texarkana reports 107 degrees, Eldorado 106, and Little Rock 100 as crops wilt in the heat.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
South
Weather Bureau
trans-Mississippi
Texarkana
Eldorado
Mercury
Lidle Rock
Dale Reson
Execution Papers Held Up In Gattis Case
Raleigh June 22. Execution papers against Rev. E H Gattis minister and filling station operator for the 18000 alienation of affections judgment were delayed at Paige counsel request. The first writ must be issued served and returned not satisfied before a second writ could issue and risks imprisonment if unsettled. Paige previously sued for 40000 after a jury found the minister had stolen the affections of Paige s wife.
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Raleigh
E. H. Gattis
Hoke M. Paige
Paige
Sarah Allen
Gattis
M. W. Barnhill
Funeral services held for Thomas Roland Emmons
Thomas Roland Emmons of Thomasville died Friday. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at four o clock from the Rockwell Street home with many mourners in attendance. Pallbearers included Sam Deveese N A Clodfelter S A Wood Vasen Cook Walter Panes and Homer Smith. Interment followed in Liberty Baptist church cemetery near Thomasville.
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Thomas Roland Emmons
Thomasville
Rockwell Street
Sam Deveese
N. A. Clodfelter
S. A. Wood
Vasen Cook
Walter Panes
Homer Smith
Flowere
Liberty Baptist Church
Funeral for Gerald Dean Myers Held at Fairgrove M E Church
A large crowd attended the funeral for Gerald Dean Myers seven fatally injured when struck by a truck Friday. Services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Fairgrove M E Church by Rev. A Kennedy and Rev. W R Jenkins with pallbearers Dalton Fritts Moose Clodfelter Harold Sechrest Dalton Myers and Raymond Kennedy. Interment followed in the Fairgrove church cemetery.
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Gerald Dean Myers
Thomasville
Fairgrove M. E. Church
Julian Myers
A. ©. Kennedy
W. R. Jenkins
Dalton Fritts
Moose Clodfelter
Harold Sechrest
Dalton Myers
Raymond
Brown Kennedy
Fairgrove Church
Hostage Taken As Escaped Convicts Move North
Two men believed to be Luke Trammell and Forest Gibson, escapees from the Retrieve prison farm after killing a guard, abducted J. W. Cassagne a 60 year old Columbus man and headed north with him as a hostage. A posse led by G. M. Arnold tracked them toward Rock Island fourteen miles south of Columbus, but a group of Negroes reported Cassagne had joined the men in his car.
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Columbus
Tex
Retrieve
J. W. Cassagne
Luke Trammell
Forest Gibson
Rock Island
G. M. Arnold
Retrieve Farm
Cassagne
Steam Valve Burst at Continental Furniture Plant Injures Workers
Firemen from companies one two and six and the aerial were called at 7:80 this morning to the Continental Furniture company after a steam valve exploded, causing random steam in the boiler room. There were injuries, but the plant operated as usual today.
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Continental Furniture Company
Kidnapers Decree Amid Berlin Dispatch June 22
Reichs fuehrer Adolf Hitler issues decree during war time in Berlin setting new wartime measures. The directive references security actions and aims to consolidate control across occupied territories.
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Berlin
Talmadge Seeks Support in Fight on New Deal Aims
Governor Eugene Talmadge, a New Deal critic, urges Al Smith and other Democrats to side with him against Roosevelt within the Democratic party. He clarifies he will not bolt the ticket and claims to have helped the Georgia in Supreme Court cases opposing certain New Deal policies.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
al Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Georgia
Talmadger
Supreme Court
Graham Slated For $10,000 Year Job
The Times reports Lt Gov A H Sandy Graham, a defeated candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, is slated for a $10,000 a year post in Wilmington for at least 12 years. He polled 126000 votes in the first primary and may join the United States Board of Tax Appeals with Huey-for-governor support. Seawell’s unexpired term ends as the 1928 GOP nominee leaves.
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Raleigh
the Times
A. H
Sandy) Graham
Werigton
Graham
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Herbert F. Seawell
Carthage
Husband Killed. Woman Surrenders in Maryland Farm Case
Mrs Mary L Almony surrendered to police after her husband Hollis M Almony was shot to death at their Parkton farm. Coroner charged the 40 year old woman with murder and jailed her in Towson. Patrolman said she admitted the shooting claiming he threatened to burn down the house and kill her.
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Parkton
Mds
Mary L. Almony
Hollis M. Almony
T. Walter Allen
Baltimore County
Towson
Roland Johnson
Almony
Sweden backs new Garbo shows early Ingrid Bergman promise
A Swedish report previews a young actress named Ingrid Bergman as a potential Garbo successor. The piece notes her charm and growing appeal to European audiences while suggesting she may soon attract American attention.
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New Garbo
Sweden
Ingrid Bergman
First Half Title At Stake Tuesday In Amateur League
Harriss Covington and Oakdale square off at Willis Park Tuesday at 4 pm for the first half championship. Furniture City and Guilford were edged in the half race and knockout occurred in Saturday’s playoff. A large crowd is expected.
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Harriss-Covington
Oakdale
Willis Park
Furniture City
Guilford
Mrs. Minnie Lee Hooker Dies at Home
Minnie Lee Hooker wife of W M Hooker died at her home 224 East Washington Street shortly after 10 30 this morning after a brief illness She was born in Randolph county September 10 1887 daughter of Neal and Elvira Heads Lemmons She operated a boarding house 17 years and is survived by husband son W S Hooker and sisters Mrs Sam Hooker Asheboro and Mrs M Farlowe Scargove Funeral services set for West Bend Methodist Church near Asheboro Tuesday at 2 pm with interment in church cemetery leaving 12 45 pm from the home
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Minnie Lee Hooker
W. M. Hooker
East
Washington Street
Randolph County
Neal
Elvira Heads Lemmons
W. S. Hooker
Sam Hooker
Funeral Rites Held for Ernest F. Chappell near Elkin
Funeral services for Ernest Franklin Chappell were conducted at Swaim's Baptist Church near Elkin with Rev. Bliss Norman officiating. A prior service was held at the home near Thomasville by Rev. W. R. Jenkins. Pallbearers were Myrtle Desk Company coworkers J. C. Yarborough, Roy Rector, Jones Burns, Clarence King, Jack Rickard, and C. Brooke. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Ernest F. Chappell
Ernest Franklin Chappell
Swaim’s Baptist
Elkin
Bliis Norman
Thomasville
W. R. Jenkins
Unity Chapel
M. E
Myrtle Desk Company
J. C. Yarborough
Roy Rector
Jones Burns
Clarence King
Jack Rickard
C. Brooke
Dog Bum Walks Tampa Waterfront With Credit
At the river Front bar in Tampa on June 22 a white dog named Bum is said to have seven years on the waterfront. The dog uses credit for luxuries and often woofs for candy while sailors drop dimes to settle the bills. Bum has no fixed owner and is treated as part of the bar scene.
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Tampa
Fla
River Front
Anyonelse
Regatta Draws 80,000 to Poughkeepsie for Intercollegiate Rowing
Thousands crowd the Hudson for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship regatta in Poughkeepsie. Eastern powers led by Cornell challenge five eastern and two western colleges across three races as boats race for the IC4A title and glory on a sunlit day.
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Poughkepsie
Hudson
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Cornell
Navy
Golden Bears
California
Columbia
Syracuse
Washington
Columba
Riggs Captures National Clay Court Title in Chicago
Robert Riggs of Los Angeles, national junior champion, won the national clay court singles title with a straight set 6-1 6-4 victory over Frankie Parker of Milwaukee who entered as the top seed. In doubles, Riggs and Wayne Sabin defeated Joe Diarmid of Chicago and Eugene Merace of New York 4-6 6-2 7-5.
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Chicago
Far West
Robert Riggs
Los Angeles
Champain
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Riggs
Wayne Sabin
Hollywood
Johle Diarmid
Eugene Mebrace
New York
Ralph Guldahl Captures Western Open With 64 Final Round
Ralph Guldahl, 24, won the Western Open at Davenport with a final 33-31-64 round for a 274 total, his first Western and major title. The performance surpassed by Tommy Armour's 273 record from 1929, and follows a period without club connection.
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Davenport
Ralph Guldahl
Tommy Armour
Milwaukee
Deranged Mother Kills 3 and Self in Madison
Sheriff says Annie B. Jones 32 used a rifle to slay her twin sons Robert and Edward 4 and son Norman 2 then killed herself in a secluded oat field behind the family home. He reports the mother tied the children and shot them at close range before dying.
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Madison
Martin J. Gallant
Annie B. Jones
Robert
Edward
Norman
Gallant
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Bobby Breen
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Old Mill Pond
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Ann Loring
Carolina
M'Donald
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Motel
J. C. Baskerwill
Rial
Jor Penner
Jack Oakie
Frances Langford
Josephine Hutchinson
Salem Street
Palace Theatre
Klondike
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Mae West
Loc
Rael Ee
Mrs
Janice Feely
Bobby Feely
Entire South
U. S. Attorney
In. O
Black and Decker Tool Co
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W. C Shows
Talmadge
Garbo
Parker
Birmingham
High Point
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