CANDIDATES ENTER HOME STRETCH FOR TENNESSEE GOVERNOR
Tennessee Democrats race to the primary with Gordon Browning and Burgin Dossett as top contenders in a threeway contest for governor. W Wright and Jon R J Knoxville also in the field along with Bachman for U S Senate and a separate fight for railroad and public utilities post. Browning backs TVA referendum stance while Dossett supports local option and pensions funding.
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Nashville
U i
Tennessee
Gordon Browning
Huntingdon
Burgin E. Dossett
Jacksdpere
American Legion
Browning
Memphy
State Administration
U. S
K. B D. McKellar
Dossett
W. Wright
Oneida
Nathan L. Bachman
Joan R. J
Knoxville
Bachman
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wright
Congress
TVA
Atea
Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Harvey H. Hannah
Leon Jourotmon
Memphis
John R. Todd, Jr
Kingsport
Joseph W. Burns
Henry N. Camm
Dwayne Madox
Huntingdean
P. A. Theed
Chattanooga
Tom Taylor
Athens
Bret Fawen
Weather Update From Chey Tennessee and Nearby States
Weather readings describe mostly cloudy skies across Chey Tennessee and nearby states with limited temperatures reported. Kentucky expected showers and cooler conditions Tuesday, while North Carolina shows partly cloudy skies with some high southwest winds. Daily readings are taken at 7 a.m. for the prior 24 hours with no rain yesterday noted.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Generidig Fein
Aubearner
Fanigld
Hee
Ted
Yin Wesberdary
Permanent rates petition denied by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a petition by Class One railroads to convert emergency freight surcharges into permanent rates. The surcharges, expected to yield about 104 million dollars annually, were set to expire December 1 after a six month extension. Railroads may seek reconsideration or pursue individual rate increases, each to be investigated.
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Washington, Aung
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Business Sets Fast Pace New Peak Recorded
New York August reports show a mid summer revival across industry. Steel mills operate at high levels, electric power output rises, auto production remains strong, retail trade stays buoyant, freight movement peaks for the year, and railroad equipment demand grows. Analysts see sustained momentum from a year of expansion, with autumn and Christmas prospects painted brightly, though duration remains uncertain.
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Frederick Gardner
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Battle Lines Are Drawn for Races
President Roosevelt met with his aides at Hyde Park to discuss campaign plans and his personal role in re election. Governor Alf M. Landon pressed Republican efforts in Topeka while primaries loom in Kansas Missouri Virginia and New York. Kentucky results show M M Logan leading J W Beckham as ballot counting continues in Louisville.
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Meny
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Topeka
Alf M. Lando
Manrrow
Kansas
London
Missouri
Virginia
Kansas City
Hy Thomas J. Pendergst
Pendergast
New York City
Kentucky
M. M. Logan
J. W. Beckham
Louisville
Beckham
Charles E. Coughlin
New Bedford
Mass
Woman air executive plans changes in planes interiors
Mary Bitasheth reports on a new female leadership push in aviation as Miss Marie Sullivan of Urban Airlines heads a newly formed women’s department. Executives say expanding women’s roles and interior design aims to attract travelers by comfort and diversity, with plans to add mirrors and other features. The piece quotes Sullivan and notes broader efforts to educate women about aviation careers and to broaden the travel experience beyond mere comfort.
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Mary Bitasheth
Cassneiaten Press
NW Oychis
Helen Dryton
New York
Metine
Uniff
M Sullivan
Sullive Vel
Emphatic No Ends in Yes Hollywood Actress Becomes Star
Hollywood, Aug. 3. Renee Orsell, a New York actress, will become a film actress today after asserting she is not a film actress. director Howard Hawks asked if she would try, and she answered yes after his offer.
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Hollywood
Calif
Renee Orsell
New York
Miss Orsell
Mady Christians
Howard Hawks
Mock Attack Training At Fort Knox Draws Guardsmen
National guardsmen and Reserve officers prepare for a theoretical Red army offensive near Fort Knox Kentucky in a staged mock attack. Brig Gen B P Wrey Deprex leads the vith infantry brigade while General Malin Craig plans to observe in person and newsreels are prohibited. The maneuver covers about 80000 acres with rapid motorized moves and restricted public access.
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CEL Air
Associated Press
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Vith Infantry
BP. Wrey Deprex
National Guard
Malin Craig
U.S. Army
M. M. Pool
General Headquarters
Georgia Tobacco Placed in Markets Across Georgia
Georgia’s tobacco season opens in August with auctions starting tomorrow. Huge warehouses in multiple towns will receive leaf expected to be of better quality than last year though lighter in weight. Better prices anticipated due to improved drought cures in North and South Carolina. The marketing run lasts a month and spans Adel, Baxley, Blackshear, Douglas, Hahira, Moultrie, Nashville, Pelham, Tifton, Valdosta, Waycross and others.
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Valdosta
Georgia
North
South Carolina
South Georgia
Omre
Treargda
Adel
Baxley
Blackshear
Douglas
Hahira
Hauthurst
Metter
Moultrie
Nashville
Pelham
Stalesboro
Tifton
Videlia
Waycross
Abrus Adel Find Huhira
Sear San
Plan to Stay Out of Rebel War Dominates Talks
Washington moves to delay the 38 showdown as the American Federation of Labor debates whether to confine action to seat and rubber industries and whether to back Lewis in organizing drives. The case against John L. Lewis and allied leaders remains central as internal divisions surface over industrial versus craft unionism.
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England
Italy
Washington
Arerigan Federation of Labor Executive Council
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Henry Owl, Jr
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
John P. Frey
Lewis Committee
Stoel
United Mine Workers
Ats 11
Lewis
Gas Kills Miners as Inquests Ordered in Two Illinois Counties
Two southern Illinois counties ordered separate inquests into nine coal miners killed by carbon monoxide at Union Collieries Kathleen mine near Dowell. Six died while rescuing three colleagues. twelve others survived. Fire began after a transformer exploded, spraying burning oil over entry No 7 near the Jackson Perry county line. Names listed include Forrest Devers, Steve Hrim, Clarence Canvey, Louis Rees, Joseph Spillers, George Fordfi, Edwin Harris, Logan Graeff. Mine Superintendent Ed Leming described how rescuers wore oxygen helmets as they battled the underground blaze and asphyxiation.
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Duquoin. I
Aux
Tinois
Union
Kathleen
Dowell
Here
Ed Leming
Jackson-Perry County
Forrest Devers
Steve Hrim
Clarence Canvey
Louis Rees
Elkville
Joseph Spillers
George Fordfi Duquoin
Edwin Harris
Duqu
Leming
Fire Hall Considers Siren Over Bell at Averill Park
Volunteer firemen in Averill Park New York discuss replacing the church bell with a siren after a reported evening bell sound at 6 PM. The meeting referenced Arc as Pierce D. Kane, president of the aid, with concerns about possible fights over the change and the bell’s role in the community.
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Averill Park
N. VY
Pierce D. Kane
Aid
Angelus
We Church
Famed Authoress Claimed by Death in Syracuse
Syracuse N Y Aug 3 Mrs Mary R Shinman Andrew famed author of The Perfect Tribute a Lincoln narrative died after an operation in a hospital yesterday She published many books and stories from the turn of the century to 1922 and her Lincoln tale first appeared in Scribner 1969 and later as a book selling about 400000 copies The Perfect Tribute recounts Lincoln’s return from Gettysburg and is widely known across the country
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Syracuse
N. Y
Mary R. Shinman
Andrew
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Scribners
Gettysburo
Sewanee Bishop Attacks 32 Athletic Scholarships Plan
Sewanee Tenn Aug 3 Bishop Walter Mitchell of Arizona urged the University of the South to rescind its action establishing 32 athletic scholarships intended to boost football standing. He denounced the plan at All Saints Chapel, with Chancellor Theodore Bratton and others in attendance. He condemned the move as secular and harmful to the university’s moral standing. The regents approved the scholarships at their spring session, tying awards to care of sons and other expenses while imposing conditions.
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Sewanfe
Tenn
Walter Mitchell
Arizona
University of the South Today
All-Saints Chapel
Sewanee
Theodore Bratton
Sippi
James Craik Morris
Louisiana
Benjamin Finney
Mitchell
Board of Regents
Tourists mistake guide for Garner at Capitol
Washington tourists often mistake Capitol guide Hughes for Vice President Garner due to near equal build and striking likeness. Hughes, a tour guide with similar hours, recounts humorous reactions from visitors who mistake him for the president and address him as Mr View-President.
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HPV
COTM
Washington
Avs
Hoy
Vier Pedent
Garner
Britten Tughes
Hughes
Capitol
Gapitel
Franklin Field
Phadelphia
New Jersey
Vna
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Los Angeles
George Kaufman
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Franklyn Thorpe
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Norma Shearer
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