Huston Quits RNC After Whispering Attacks
Chaudius H Huston of Tennessee resigns as chairman of the Republican National Committee. He cites unjust attacks and a whispering campaign of falsehoods aimed at the party and administration. He says his withdrawal allows a leader free of factional opposition and protects the party during upcoming campaigns. He notes his integrity and desire to avoid burdening the party.
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Washington
Aug
Chaudius H. Huston
Tennessee
Republican National Committee
Lfe
Huston
Republican Party
Senate Cobny Committee
Senate
Nocturnal golf debut lights Westwood Hills course
Kansas City Aug 7 AP Harold Jug McSpaden pro at Victory Hills led a 60 plus field after a flood lighted first nine at Westwood Hills with 68 35 33 and noted many players struggled to judge distance under night illumination while spectators searched fields with flashlights and some scores drifted into the 30s. Des Moines trans Mississippi champ Bob McCarary shot 71.
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Kansas City
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Victory Hills
Kas
Westwood Hills
McSpaden
Bob McCarary
Des Moines
trans-Mississippi
Heflin Injured in Auto Wreck Near Denatur Alabama
United States Senator J Thomas Heflin of Alabama sustained bruises cuts and a sprained wrist when his automobile collided with a telephone pole to avoid a log truck. Three party members were injured. Heflin and relatives were treated at Decatur area facilities and a physician assisted Heflin at a hotel.
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Denatur
Ala
Aug. T
United States
J.thomas Heflin
Alabama
Here
Heflin
Decatur
Sre
J. Thomas Heflin, Jr
Walter Brown
Washington
Fellowship Forum
Perry Schussler
Lafayette
Senator Heflin
Grand jury sought to probe Buckley killing in Detroit
Prosecutor Chenot petitioned Circuit Judge Lester Moll for a 23 member grand jury to investigate the slaying of radio announcer Jerry Buckley and other recent Wayne County killings. The court did not immediately act. A majority of circuit judges favor the investigation, noting information exists but is too fragmented to prosecute. New York item notes a traffic arrest dispute involving a former justice and his children riding on the car bench. Yugoslavia flax cultivation and linen production are also mentioned.
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Detroit
James E. Chenot
Lester 5
Jerry Buckley
Chenot
Wayne County
New York
Mmning
Market Bears Dominate Wall Street Amid Broader Selloff
On August 7 the stock market faced a broad bear action as traders liquidated amid crop crisis concerns. Floor traders led much of the selling while bulls found some relief in commodities, with declines across major issues like Eastman, Allied Chemical, Case, and American Water Works. Cotton rose in commodities while grains lagged due to midwest showers. key gainers included U S Steel, Radio, General Electric, and General Motors.
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Associated Press
New York
Bears
Shumaker
R. C. A Victor Co
Midwest
U. S. Steel
Radio
General Electric
General Motors
Eastmen
Allied Chemical
Case
American Water Works
North American
American Power and Light
Air Induction
American Tobacco B
Atchison
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
International Hervester
Warner Bros. Allis Chalmers
Erie
Rock Island
Byers
Republic Steel
Jackson and O Brine Near Their Old Endurance Record
Dale Jackson and Forest O Brine neared the 420 hour endurance record in the Greater St. Louis monoplane at Lambert field Aug 7. They had 408 hours aloft with the current record at 554 hours by the Hunter brothers. A night fireworks display was planned if they surpass the record. radio contact had lapsed briefly and a field siren was added to awaken ground attendants. In New York six heirs to 109 104 faced inheritance tax of 748 each as Aaron de Cordova estate near wipeout from the stock market crash.
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Dale Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Greater St. Louis
Hunter Brothers of
Sparta
Lambert-St. Louis
St. Louis
Flying Field
Jackson
O'Brine
New York
Aaron de Cordova
Wall Street
Ex legislator of Oklahoma tied to illegal still arrest
Manuel Herrick former Oklahoma congressman from the Cherokee strip was arrested by prohibition agents in St Marys County Maryland for operating a still. He was jailed in Baltimore awaiting a hearing. Herrick, 54, had returned to Washington after retirement and lived near California Maryland. He had worked as a boiler tender and utility man at a mill for 15 dollars weekly. The report notes his eccentricities during his time in Congress.
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Washington
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
St. Mary’s County
Maryland
Herrick
Baltimore
Cherokee Strip
Congress
California
Defies Parents After Elopement in Mississippi
Beaumont resident Addie Kingston refused a 1000 acre land grant and 9600 dollars offered years after doing chores for Henry and Richburg Hendrix. She notes she did nothing to deserve it and remains employed at a mattress factory while visiting Mississippi.
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Beaumont
Texas
Mississippi
Addie Kingston
Henry Hendrix
Richburg
AID TO DROUGHT FARMERS PLAN OUTLINED BY GRAIN STABILIZATION BODY
Washington August 7 AP Carl Williams farm board member for cotton outlined a plan to aid drought stricken farmers via the grain stabilization corporation. Local seed distribution outfits would form responsible state corporations to guarantee notes from farmers and arrange seed sales in car lots on easy payments for one or two years. The plan asks local groups to handle distribution, note collection, and freight with no profit to the organization. The grain stabilization board has grain to spare and can replace sold feed. The act allows discretionary loan terms but not direct grants.
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Washington
Carl Williams
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Stabilization Corporation
Williams
Grain Stabilization Corporation Board
Agricultural Marketing Act
Farm Board
Hyde
Mone Building and Loan Association
John A. Linhardt
de. Baur
Drought Conference With Hoover Cited Weather Notes
Weather Bureau reports show scattered rains helped only in a few localities. General rainfall remains unlikely as drought concerns persist. accompanying humor reflects local color from a historical text.
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Ington
Hoover
Weather Bureau
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