Fourth of July Celebration Opens in Kingsport Parade
Fireworks and trumpet music open a full Kingsport Fourth of July with a massive parade along Broad Street led by the Kingsport high school band. Some 500 local groups and 4,000 spectators fill the route as events continue with baseball games, prizes, and an evening Country Club dance.
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Banks Close Paris July 44 Suspensions Hit French Lenders
French banks suspended payments today as Bynissier Bank at Nimes closed its doors reporting an 800000 dollar deficit. Banque Castellan and Company at Montperry also suspended payments amid inability to secure long term loans.
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Weather forecast for Tennessee and Virginia notes
Tennessee remains fair and cooler with scattered afternoon thunderstorms on Wednesday and Thursday. Virginia shows showers then clearing and cooler in the north with local thundershowers in the south, followed by fair Thursday morning and thunder showers later. Data includes yesterday's highs and lows and rainfall comparisons with the prior year.
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Roosevelt and Talmadge Clash in Georgia Campaign
In Georgia the Roosevelt Talmadge fight dominates the governor race with Talmadge declaring support for the national program while critics accuse him of opposing Roosevelt. Speeches at Bainbridge Warm Springs and Lithia Springs frame the dispute over federal policy and Georgia delegation votes.
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Liberty Bell Will Ring Again As Byrd Rings Bell From Pole
Philadelphia marks Independence Day with the Liberty Bell ceremony at Independence Hall. Navy ships in the Delaware listen as Admiral Byrd is set to ring the bell from a pole. Mayor Moore frames the moment as a reaffirmation of American freedoms against internal and external challenges.
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Marland Leads in Oklahoma Democratic Governor Race
Oklahoma City July 4 Ernest W Marland oil magnate and Tom Anglin top contenders for the Democratic nomination for Governor after a statewide ballot surge. Marland leads Anglin by about 15 000 votes as precinct returns come in, setting up a run off July 24 with Murray's ally Anglin. Other contenders include J G Gack Walton and J Barry King. In Baton Rouge the Fourth of July clash between Huey Long and Edward Brodtmann over liquor tax bills ends without violence after a tense exchange and a quick break in the finance committee. Long and Brodtmann resume work as Allen presides.
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Heat, celebrations mar national Fourth day reports
AP notes generally favorable weather across the United States for Independence Day. Heat fatalities rose to at least four in St Louis and Ohio and two more near Boston, with New York expecting a hot day despite a shower. Premature festivities caused injuries including a burned hand and eye from a cannon blast and a firecracker explosion on an auto seat injuring Mrs Retan in Des Moines.
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Mrs Gill confesses hire of painter to kill Gentry
Jefferson Wisconsin July 4 Mrs Gare Gill 59 known as the Sunshine Lady admitted hiring a painter for 60 to kill Earl Gentry former bodyguard to D Stephenson Indiana Klan Dragon The painter’s name withheld as authorities pursue him Gentry was found dead in his automobile with a bullet in the head near Mrs Gill’s home motive jealousy over attention to her niece Josephine Probst sheriff and district attorney said the confession followed extensive questioning and new search for the painter continues
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Monkey causes scare in city garden
In Kansas City a garden sighting ends with a monkey sample gobbling apples and tossing fruit at Mrs. E. B. Davidson before fleeing. The incident unfolds in a casual note as the animal chatters away.
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Mrs Roosevelt Sees Kingsport On Asheville Journey
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt wife of the president passed through Kingsport en route to Asheville North Carolina amid light recognition. She traveled in a Pard V-8 roadster with Miss Mary Dickerson and Miss Nancy Cook stopping briefly at a Johnson City drug store before continuing through Norton and Big Stone Gap toward Appalachia escorted by Sheriff Adkins. Continuous secrecy about the itinerary was requested.
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Kennedy Warns Wall Street Rigging Is Out
Washington July 4 Wise guys on Wall Street face a Kennedy warning that market rigging is out and equal access to stock information will curb profits for speculators. Joseph F. Kennedy, new SEC head, says reforms aim to stop insider advantages and protect investors. Mme Marie Curie dies at 66 after a long illness leaving a legacy in radium research and Nobel prizes.
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Strange Malady Kills Children in Belmont Family
Belmont reports a mysterious hereditary paralysis striking only male children. Glen W Dietrich 16 and John L Dietrich 17 are among seven victims since 1858, with doctors unable to diagnose beyond creeping paralysis. Family physician Dr. J W Turner cites five-year onset and 18-year fatality pattern, noting daughters’ offspring are affected while sons are spared.
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Shakeup Seen By Louis P Lochner
Berlin reports indicate President Von Hindenburg may direct the Nazi regime as Hitler presses a bold policy review after an interview at Neudeck. Uncertainty surrounds Von Papen's fate, with cabinet reshuffle rumors and possible tightening of Nazi control ahead.
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