New Deal Senate Tests Across Ohio Arkansas and Idaho
Washington August 9 The strength of three Roosevelt backed senators faces primary tests in Ohio Arkansas and Idaho with Idaho promising the clearest measure of New Deal appeal. Senator James P. Pote faces Rep D Worth Clark while in Arkansas Senator Caraway is challenged by John J McClellan and in Ohio contests include Bulkley vs White and Taft Neel vs an opponent, amid broader gubernatorial fights and pensions issues. The pace of results could influence President Roosevelt's remarks and strategy before votes are counted tonight.
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Washington
Ohio
Arkansas
Idaho
James FP. Pote
Rep
D. Worth Clark
White House
ALE
Robert J. Bulkley
Caraway
Cataway
Senate
McClellan
Feder
Bulkley
George White
Roosevelt
White
Marin L. Davey
Charles Sawyer
Davey
Ankansas
Adeha
Webraska
Fovernors
Gintidetos
Pan
Burgeyveit
United States
Permats
Georgia
Walter George
Lawrence Camp
Tiny
Lugene Talmadge
George
American Federation of Labor
Weather summary across states with uncertain notes
Fragmented forecast notes describe cloudy Kentucky and Tennessee with possible showers and variable temperatures. Virginia hints at partly cloudy to showers with unsettled tonight and Wednesday, but many words are garbled, leaving core regions and timing unclear.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Vinginia
Hinder
Roosevelt Plans Economics Study
Washington reports Roosevelt will study the nation s No 1 economic problem by reviewing conditions in the south. He will examine the report in Warm Springs and may discuss it in a Georgia speech after returning Friday. The survey by the national emergency council precedes a possible White House discussion with Lowell Mellett.
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Washington
Provident
Roosevelt
South
Warm Springs
Georgia
XN. E. C
National Emergency Council
Lowell Mellett
NGC
Public Works Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
PWA
Works Progress Administration
Hal Hopkins
The
Commerce Ce
Danger To Czechs Feared In Dispute
News analysis notes that the Czech homeland faces risk as Russia and France may provide aid if attacked. The piece explains how Czechoslovakia’s autonomy struggle intensifies tension amid the Russo Japanese War and its impact on central Europe. The article discusses military alliances with Russia and France as shielding factors.
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Dewitt MacKenzie Assun Tuna A'Cen Kareian
Vitney Weiler
New York
Rus
Japan
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Russia
France
Long Arm of Law Snatches Freedom From Desperado
Described as a notorious Cleveland robber, Charles Bird and his blonde wife Barbara Leiber Bird were trapped by detectives after a string of armed robberies. Bird confessed to at least seven hold ups including a National Brewery raid, and fingerprints identified the couple. They have a year old son living with grandparents. Police say more details follow on page eight.
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Itimore
Charles Bird
Maidwest
Aiteo
Cleveland
Ioese
Witt
Barbara Leiber Bird
Joan A. Cooney
Bird
Tac
Onlice Bureau of Identification
Charles, Jr
Stephen C. Nelson
National
Baltimore Land
Hopkins
Passat
Harland Hopkins
Hinckley
Minit
Iumanty
Central Press
Peace Totters Amid Old World Turmoil Across Regions
Widening conflicts sweep the globe as Soviet Russian and Japanese forces clash near Schliufen, while Canton endures Japanese air raids with heavy casualties. In Palestine, Arabs and Jews clash, and Spain and China remain engaged in ongoing hostilities. Tensions rise as German Nazi press targets Czechoslovak affairs after the Sudeten German incident.
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Holy Land
China
Spain
Schliufen
Schachofeng
Tokyo War Office
Possiet Bay
Canton
Ebro
Catalonia
Palestine
Old
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Jaffa
Nablus
Fire devastates Duffield building at Highland Park
Fire gutted the Duffield grocery and a nearby restaurant at Bristol highway and Eastman road, causing an estimated loss of 5000 dollars. Chief Roy Pyle said the rear-origin blaze spread quickly, hampering hoses as firefighters battled from 12:25 p.m. yesterday to 1:25 p.m. today, with nearby structures sprayed to prevent spread.
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Highland Park
Duffield
Bristol Highway
Eastman Road
Hames
Duffield Grocery Store
D. J. Hook
Roy Pyle
Nurse Saves Baby as Parents Die in Mansion Fire
In Tuxedo Park New York on Aug 9 Mr and Mrs William Adee perished in a fierce blaze that destroyed their rambling estate. Their 21 month old son George T Adee was saved by Lillian Henson a 19 year old nurse maid and Anthony Reds a volunteer fireman with a broken arm. Reds awakened by smoke entered the north end of the mansion and found the nursery scene. Henson leaped from a window 27 feet above ground holding the baby during the rescue.
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Tuxedo Park
William
Adue
Aire
George T. Adee
Stone
Anthony Reds
Miss Henson
Ross
NURSE
Cooper Majority Shows 1,051 Lead in Sullivan Primaries
Corrected official results from Sullivan county Democratic primary reduce errors from the previous count. Cooper Prenti coalition candidate for governor led with 3,914 votes to 2,864 for Browning, with W D Pete Hudson atop the coalition ticket at 3,220 to 1,785 for Turner. Stewart beat Berry for US Senate nomination by about 259 votes, and Buckles held a near 500 majority over Charles.
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Sullivan County
Prenti Cooper
Gordon Browning
Waddell
Iain
Cooper
Browning
W. D. Pete Hudson
Railroad and Public Utilities
Coim
Turner
Stewart
Crump
Cooper and Hudson
Hawkins County
George L. Berry
United States Senate
Berry
Jury Told Dictagraph Trap Failed at Thomaston Case
In Me. at Thomaston prison a dictograph to overhear Francis M. Carrell and Paul N. Dawyer failed as the jury tried Carrell for strangling Dr James G Littlefield. Warden Welch testified the instrument was installed but misconfigured and did not capture usable conversations.
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Paris
Thomaston
Francis M. Carrell
James G. Littlefield
Carroll
Paul N. Dawyer
Dwyer
John H. Welch
Death Preferred To Kidnap Charge Man Hangs Self
In Jacksonville Florida a 42 year old man identified as Anthony M. Odom chose death over kidnapping charges. He reportedly hanged himself in a city jail cell after being sought by officers and federal agents investigating a kidnapping and securities sales links. Authorities said Odom fled as they pursued him for questioning in connection with the case.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Anthony M. Odom
H. V. Branch Ponte Gedaoin
George Boon
Hattiesurg
Ohio
Johnson City Hit By Violent Storm
Johnson City Tenn Aug The city suffered torrential rains that flooded downtown business blocks and swept through homes. Damage was estimated at about 100000 with no deaths reported. Brush Creek overflowed flooding streets and forcing many families from their houses. Fire Chief L L Geisler cited damage at least 100900 as fire crews pumped out water and cleaned debris. Main thoroughfares were two to six feet deep with stalled traffic and delayed trains.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Brush Creek
L. L. Geisler
Grush Creek
New Orleans
Indictments Dropped in War-ragansett Racing Probe
In Providence six federal indictments charging corrupt practices through political contributions by the Warragansett Racing Association were dropped with approval of U S District Attorney J Howard McGrath and Federal Judge John G Matores. At Harrisburg Pa Chief Justice Kephart issued a rule halting a grand jury investigation into Gov George H Earls conduct. In Perryville Ark Round Mountain township reported the first precinct results with Cook leading Bailey and McNutt distant. In Louisville Ky Gov Chandler said he will delay a grand jury probe into his poisoning allegations and depart for a northern fishing trip.
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Providence
R. J
Warragansett Racing Association, Inc
U. S
J. Howard McGrath
Joh GC Matores
EARLE
Harrisburg
Jah W. Kephart
Pennsylva Supreme Court
George H. Ear
Esoctiles
Cook
Perryville
Ark
Round Mountain
Ferry County
R. A. Cook
Gay
Carl EL Bailey
W. S. McNutt
Chandler
Louisville
A. BS
Alben W. Barkley
Milam Wins Sheriff in Sullivan County by 825 Vote Margin
Official returns show Roby A. Milam capturing the Sullivan County sheriff seat by an 825 vote majority over Democrat E. M. Cross. Milam 5,142 to Cross 4,317 with Republicans sweeping the ticket for first time in history. Roy Clarke led the ticket for school superintendent with 2,547 over Democrat, Clarke W724, Orr 3,177. Ward Gardner 4,884 narrowly beat J. W. Erwin 4,113 for highway commissioner, breaking Dem hold. Warley Fain won 4,870 to Holt 4,259. Unopposed Democrats 6,238, 6,210, 6,028, 5,518 also listed.
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Sullivan County
Roby A. Milam
E. M. Cross
Blountville
Milam
Cross
GOP
Roy
Clarke
Ton
Orr
Bluff City
Ward Gardner
10Th
J. W. Erwin
Gardner
Erwin
Warley Tain
Fain
T. L. Hall
Holt
Upper East Tennessee
Sullivan
A. N. Hawk
Kingsport
H. W. Cappenhaver
State Will Share PWA Allotments In New Grants
Washington August 9 The Public Works Administration approved 127 additional non federal projects raising total estimated construction cost to 1 243 990 319. Totals list Tocay 20 683 426 in construction with PWA grants 0 310 433 and loans 53 000. Allotments include Cranks etc. Bedford County Tennessee 22 750 Bland County Virginia school 308 Dothan Alabama electric system 12 763 Gallatin Tennessee 76 050 Greensboro Georgia waterworks 8 693 Henrico County Virginia school 99 000.
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Washington, Au
Public Works Administration
Tocay
PWA
Bedfort County
Tens
Selients
Bland County
Hearing on Borden Mills labor dispute set for Sept
The National Labor Relations Board will hear oral arguments on bills of exception to Trial Examiner James G. Ewell's report in the CIC versus Borden Mills Inc and Borden Mills Employes Association on September 13 in Washington. The case centers on whether TWOC was recognized as the majority union and on recommended outcomes including disestablishment of the BMEA and back pay for discharged workers. The filing of exceptions by all sides follows Ewell's certification actions and the TWOC's bid for recognition and contract with mill officials.
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James G. Ewell
CIC
Borden Mills, Inc
Borden Mills Employes Association
Nation Labor Relations Board
Washington
Examiners
Labor Relations Board
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Borden
BMEA
Ewell
Tris
Borden Millis Employes Association
TWOC
Borden Mills
Nf Borden
TWOG
Physician Agrees To Reunite Quintuplets In Ontario
In Callander Ontario Dr Alan Roy DaFoe agreed to reunite five quintuplets after four sisters protested Emilie’s isolation in a room at DaFoo hospital. The siblings have been ill with throat infections and separation was blamed for worsening condition. Keith Munro, their businessman, noted the excitement of separation was unhelpful. See Quints Reunited, page eight.
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Callander
Ontario
Alan Roy DaFoe
Emilie
DaFoo Hespital
Tor
Yvenne
Marie
Cecile
Annette
Keith Munro
Quints
Chandler Called Before Grand Jury in Poison Probe
In Louisville Colorado? Gov Candler asked to appear before a special grand jury investigating a poisoning report tied to the Barkley Chandler campaign. Commonwealth attorney Merit ONeal said Chandler and two others were questioned over poisoned drinking water claims. Chandler said he had no word and planned travel on vacation. Barkley leads Chandler in the state renomination race and faces Haswell in November with Haswell securing the Republican nomination.
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Louisville
A. B. Candler
Hss
Commonwealth
Alben Barkley
Mae Jovity
Chanddler
Merit O'Neal
Chandler
Barkley
John P. Haswell
Hardinsburg
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Prentice Coover
Carrol
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Congressional Investigation Committee
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Lunn
Francis Biddle
Berry and Associates
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Eckel
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W. H. Ford
Leslie Mortis
Frankfort
Arthur E. Morgan
Boodjed Dam
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