Angry Senate spar over court bill sparks filibuster charge
Washington July 12 AP A heated senate debate on the court bill sparked charges of a filibuster as both sides blamed the other for blocking key legislation. O Mahoney accused Robinson of stifling debate and Robinson pressed that a filibuster was underway under the anti filibustering rules. The clash followed moves blocking conference reports and farm bill actions as party lines hardened. The Andrews measures tied to constitutional amendments were discussed as substitutes to reform the court.
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Copeland
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Congress
Supreme Court
Girl Stops Train to Mail a Letter Near Carmi
In Carmi Ul Dear July 12 AP report describes Maxine Bayley, 19, asking to mail a letter from a Louisville and Nashville passenger train. Engineer Orlie Clabourn halted the train after seeing three girls waving from a gravel road. Bayley sought to mail the letter aboard. Local agent received the railroad request to prevent further interruptions to trains.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Maxine Bayley
Orlie Clabourn
Missouri Alumnus Seddon Dies in Virginia
William Little Seddon, 74, former general manager and vice president of Seaboard Air Line Railway and University of Missouri alumnus, died at his Portsmouth home late yesterday after retiring a year earlier.
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William Little Seddon
Seaboard Airc Line Railway
University of Missouri
Railroad Labour Mediation System Explained by Carmalt
AP feature outlines how the 1926 railway labor act created a lasting code for peace between railroads and workers. Carmalt details mediation boards, adjustment courts, and the open shop, noting collective bargaining as the path to industrial stability and the Wagner act as a newer, less proven framework.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Suave
James WW. Carmall
Pau
National Mediation Board
Carmalt
National Railway Labor Act
National Railway Labor Law
Mediation Board
United States
Missouri seeks successor to Rol la director and cuts fees
The University of Missouri board of curators plans to name a successor to Dr Charles H Fulton director of the Missouri School of Mines in Rolla after his resignation. Fulton will become research professor of metallurgy September 1 1938. The curators also cut the mine school fees for 1937 38 with a $10 matriculation fee abolished and the semester fees dropping from 45 to 49 dollars.
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ST. Louis
University of Missouri
Charles H. Fulton
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
School of Mines
Fulton
Sthol of Mines
Unis ‘Versity
Missouri
Columbia
Radio Schedule Highlights From WOS July 13 1937 Evening Lineup
The WOS program list for Tuesday July 13 1937 shows a dense schedule with musical interludes and talks from 6:30 p m to 11:30 p m including Rambling Red Home Folk Frolic Market Summary Gypsy Fortunes Harry Reser Kay Kyser Pacific Paradise Tuneful Topics Vocal Varieties Mourning Moods Radio Log Serenaders Organalities Markets Luncheon Hour Mona Hess Rhythm Rhapsody Dan Garber On the Mail Markets Afternoon Moods This Rhythmic Age Salon Music Rhumba Rhapsody The Oracle Speaks News Dance Hour Gaieties Tea Time Tunes Rhythm and Romance Musical column Shades of Swing Hollywood Brevities Sweet Music Evening Melodies Harmony Hall News Kay Kyser Orchestra Country Church of Hollywood Home Building and Loan Association Melody Time Easy to Remember Rhythm and Romance.
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Lou
Rev. Kinzler
Harry Reser
Rac Ee
Kay Kyser
Pacific Paradise
iMona Hess
Dan Garber
the Mail
Harmony Hall
Country Church of Hollywood
Home Bidg. & Loan Ags‘n
Priest Denounces Gin Marriage Bid
East St. Louis July 12 AP A Catholic pastor condemns Missouri justices of the peace who aid Illinois couples to evade a new state law requiring physicians certificates. The Rev William E Trombley of Holy Angel s denounces a newspaper ad offering a justice for marriages at any hour calling it a crime and says Missouri should house Illinois couples who cross the line.
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East ST. Louis
William E. Trombley
Holy Angel's Catholic Church
Missouri
Justices of the Peace
Illinois
Father Trombley
Trenton Lion Sighting Ends With Trainer's Help
Suffering residents on July 12 in Trenton New Jersey watched a real lion trot down the street. Citizens hid indoors as the animal escaped from a cage until animal trainer William C Schultz captured it and guided it back to safety in its cage. A note adds a floating excavator in Zululand river often digs up crocodiles.
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Trenton
N. J
William ¢. Schultz
Schultz
Umtolosi River
Zululand
Armistice tensions drive new troop movements in North China
In five day conflict west of Peiping both Japan and China sent fresh troops toward the North China trouble zone. Japanese reinforcements move from Japan Korea and Manchuria while Chinese forces along the Peiping-Hankow and Peiping Shanghai railways mass near the Lungting river area. Both sides claim heavy fighting with tanks and artillery and say the other side is provoking. An armistice report is disputed and Eden warns of possible Anglo American discussions amid tension to British interests and trade.
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Associated Press
Peiping
Japan
China
North China
Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Korea
Manchuria
Japanese War Office
Lungting
War Office
Peiping-Hankow
Shanghai
Yangting
Fengtai
London
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Eden
Pickups Fire at Trash Fire on McCarty Street
The fire department extinguished a trash fire in the 600 block of McCarty Street at 9:30 a.m. today. Bud Alexander, son of Mr and Mrs John Alexander of 511 Broadway, underwent a tonsillectomy at his physician's office today.
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McCarty Street
Bud Alexander
John Alexander
Broadway
Bloody Battle at Massillon Continues Page One
Massillon reporting scene highlights a major labor conflict with SWOC claiming 68 percent of 8 000 to 12 000 range workers enrolled. The Decatur Herald Review suspended both editions after 14 editorial department staff walked out. Widespread labor fronts include ALCOA Tennessee backlist and Ford wage actions amid ongoing strikes and plant reopenings.
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Decatur-e
Herald-Review
Build
Edward Lindsay
Angelo Verdu
C.I.0
East St. Louis
Swift and Company
United’ Packing House, Workers’ Union
Decatur
ALCOA
Tenn
Aluminum Company of America
Pittsburgh
Republic Steel Corporation
Dilworth- Porter
S.W.O.C
Covington, Vai
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Salvation Army Adjutant Dies in City
The Salvation Army adjutant known as the Billy Sunday of the Army died, leaving a widow and daughter. His leadership introduced a no-rejection policy at the Army door, ending conflicts with police over food and shelter for wayfarers. He was born in Cornwall, England, rose through postings in Crookston and Marquette, and later served in Jefferson City before death in Minneapolis. His successor likely will be sent from St. Louis.
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Army
Billy
Adjutant Orchard
Billy Sunday
Cornwall
England
Church of England
America
Marquette
Mich
Crookston
Minn
Lewthe n Killed Brother 5 Hurt in Tragic Home Deaths
Joseph Lewthenny was killed and his brother 5 injured in a line of tragedy that also claimed another son Jimmie three years earlier. Surviving are a sister Mrs. Elizabeth Grafe of Meta Missouri and Lewthenny’s lifelong service at Immaculate Conception church. Coroner Nichols of Centertown deemed no inquest needed.
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Jimmie
Elizabeth Grafe
Meta, Mo
Leulthen
Immaculate Conception Church
Western Catholic Union
Holy Name Society of the Church
Nichols
Centertown
Record Wheat Shipments Flood Kansas City Market
Kansas City July 12 AP record wheat shipments flood the grain market as 3030 cars arrive over the weekend, a two day record. Last weekend set a 3366 car record. By today nearly 8500 cars waited to unload in yards, futures up 1 to 1.5 cents. Since last month 28 million bushels arrived, with 13 million on track and five million shipped elsewhere. Public and private elevators hold 62 million bushels capacity.
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Kansas City
Driver Dies in Head On Crash Near St Louis
Joseph Ray Pippin, 42, was killed when the automobile he rode in collided head on with another car in St Louis county. Passengers in the other vehicle escaped with minor injuries.
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