Beeler ruling disputed by Gov Browning in Shelby case
Memphis dispatch reports Gov. Gordon Browning rejected Atty. Gen. Roy H. Beeler's ruling that his two year appointment would last only until September. Beeler's decision blocks a special election while Crump-aligned forces back City Judge Milton Boyd for the vacancy amid McLain's death.
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Memphis
Gordon Browning
Roy H. Beeler
Shelby County
Beeler
West Tennessee
W. Tyler McLain
E. H. Crump
Browning
Crump
Milton S. Boyd
Boyd
Lae
Bashville
Roy H. Irew
Gorton
W. Tyler “McLain
Shelby
McClain
Hive
Seplin Heermvbly
State Attorney Generals
Frank M. Gailor
Gailor
Artiffic
Marion Boyil
Yva
Weather Fate Tense See Kentucky and Virginia Forecast
Weather outlook shows cool change tonight into Thursday. Kentucky and Virginia expect fair skies with a dip in temperatures, with Virginia turning slightly cooler Thursday.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Smith withdraws from congressional race in Tennessee
State Senator Jess G. Smith announces withdrawal from the district one race and will seek re election as state senator. Others qualified for the state senate include Hubert Brooks and Leroy Bible with rumors of Bible withdrawing to back Smith. Smith cites harmony and party unity as reasons while referencing incumbent congressman B Carroll Reece.
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Jess G. Smith
B. Carroll Reece
Johnson Gity
Senate
Hubert Brooks
Leroy Bible
Bible
Smith
Brooks
Tennessee
Congress
Another Shooting Delays Harlan Labor Conspiracy Trial
Federal Judge H Church Ford postponed today's session of the Harlan labor conspiracy trial due to the absence of defendant Lee Fleenor who is jailed in Harlan. If Fleenor cannot gain bond, a writ of habeas corpus will be sought. Fleenor, 34, a former Harlan deputy sheriff, is charged with wounding Charlie Reno near Malus. Reno, 40, is reported seriously wounded with bullets in abdomen neck and shoulder. A government witness shot and killed near Harlan weeks ago, while a union organizer alleges he was kidnapped the same night.
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London
H. Church Ford
Harlan Labor Conspiracy
Lee Fleenor
Harlan
Ford
Fleenor
Staying Flector
Bige Gross
Reno
Soviet Far East guards on high alert against Japan threat
In Khabarovsk officials say the Far East military is kept vigilant against Japan. Marshal Vasily Blucher returns to command after talks in Moscow seen as defense against possible conflict. Soviet forces monitor Manchoukuo frontier with training against invaders and spies. Vast bomber planes from Vladivostok or Khabarovsk could target Japanese industry if needed.
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Soviet Russia
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Russi Far
Iuré
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Red Napaoleon
Far East
Micow
Russia
Japan
Mosenny
Uie
China
Siberian
Outer Mongolia
Manchoukuo
Vladivostok
Flood Threat in Kobe as Hills Slide into City
Reports from Kobe Japan describe a deadly flood driven by hillsides giving way, with 400 to 480 feared dead. Frederick Taylor of Sacramento relayed that rain persisted for three days and slides endangered homes, though no Americans were yet confirmed dead. The story notes several foreign fatalities and ongoing danger as residents seek higher ground.
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Kee
Japan
Frederick Taylor
Sacramento
Calif
Associated Press
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Kobe
Refugees Influx Warned At International Conference
Myron Taylor, head of the U S delegation, warned at Evian that forced migration of political and racial groups could bring catastrophic suffering. He said general unrest and international strain were inevitable results of migrations and stressed discrimination against minorities violates accepted standards of civilization. Germany was named as an example of a country involved.
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Ruling of Bokat Awaited by NLRB in Kentucky
Armco faces NLRB action over anti union activity at its Ashland plant as examiner Bo kart weighs payroll records and CIO relations in a continuing hearing. Witness Frank E Vigor described company payments for safety dinners minutes printing ballots and voting booths. Bokat allowed CIO Armco charges to be admitted despite company claims of prior settlement
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George Bokat
National Labor Relations Board
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Igor T3
Quizzell
NLRB
Frank E. Vigor
Ashland
Vigor
Bokat
CIO
Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow Case Shifts to Society Rumors
In London on July 6 the Countess Barbera Haugwitz-Reventlow shifted from court proceedings over alleged threats by Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlaw to gossip about a possible new marriage. The hearing adjourned for a week as lawyers claimed $35 million in settlements or divorce terms while rumors linked her to another titled figure in West End society.
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London
Barbera Haugwitz - Reventlow
Court Haugwitz - Reventlaw
How Street Court
West End
Landover
London Pact Not Fulfilled Says Prime Minister
In London on July 6, Prime Minister Chamberlain said Britain cannot fully implement the Rome accord from April 15 until key conditions are met, including a Spanish civil war settlement. He noted Britain sent special envoys to major Spanish factions to seek support for the European nonintervention plan withdrawing alien troops. He emphasized the government cannot give the agreement full effect without fulfillment of the stated conditions.
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Chamberlain
House of Commons
Rome
Britain
European
Spain
J. J. Davidson
Laborite
Kingsport Board Rejects WPA Improvement Grant Plan
City officials doubt Kingsport will negotiate with the Works Progress Administration for street paving. The board favors local purchase of stone and tar and local labor to complete the project faster and cheaper. The east end of Main Street between Wexler and Sullivan is under consideration.
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Works Progress Administration
WEA
WPA
Attar
Main
Wexler
Sullivan
Gibsontown
South approves diagnosis of NEC for southern economy
A 1- point NEC analysis of 14 states' conditions was approved by a Dixie delegation of 22 merchants and educators as a step toward solving the nation's No 1 economic problem. Government experts prepared the study, with no recommendations issued yet. Mellett noted the report will go to the President and Congress, and Roosevelt called the South a key national issue.
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Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
Dixie
Lowell
Mellett
NEC
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National
Spanish Denied Gold In Paris Court Ruling
Paris court rejects immediate transfer of roughly 40 million dollars in Spanish deposits with the Bank of France from 1931 to Spain and to Spanish insurgents. In Memphis, Dr. John R. Neal of Knoxville seeks federal court action to supervise Shelby county primary election. Nashville sees Attorney General Beeler block Browning plan to install a district attorney general in Shelby county for two years. In Glendale, the death of 23 year old Marie Lobnales, an expectant mother, prompts a second autopsy after a hypnotist presence.
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Court of
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Neal
U. S
Chattanooga
John R. Neal
Knoxville
Fishiet Federal Court
Memphis
Shelby County
Beeler
Browning
Nashville
Roy
Glendale
Cali
Marie Uo- Inmales
Slaying Over Dog Dispute Leads to Death in Greene's Chapel
In Scott County near Fort Blackmore two youths, Jim Laney and Jack Collins, are jailed after a July Fourth confrontation tied to a dog dispute ends with Coy Welch dying from a knife wound. Laney faces murder charges. Collins faces attempted murder charges. Welch suffered a severed jugular and injuries to shoulder and back. Relatives identify intoxication at the Greene's Chapel services as a factor. Sheriff J B Quillin led the investigation.
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Fort Blackmore
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Jack Collins
Welch
Greune’s Chapel
J. B. Quillin
Young Laney
Ike Quillin
Collins
Kenley Welch
Quillin
Scott County
Laney
Henry Begley
Cotlins
Greene's Chapel
Pardons Considered by Board in Tennessee Session
Nashville July 6. The state board, meeting yesterday, recommended seven pardons, three commutations, four denials, and seven cases postponed. Hampton Pendleton declined clemency. Carr McGinnis and Sam Wheelock received commutation recommendations. McGinnis would see his sentence cut to two to ten years, with the offense reduced to voluntary manslaughter.
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State Board
Hampton L. Pendleton
Knox County
Lloyd Allen
J. Fred Bibb
Carr McGinnis
Grainyger County
Rankin Acuff
Trehoard
Supreme Court
Sam Wheelock
Washington County
Wiley Reece
Prentice Cooper To Speak In Kingsport Tuesday
Prentice Cooper and coalition allies oppose the state organization and will visit Kingsport Tuesday at 1 a m. He runs against Governor Browning for the gubernatorial nomination with Tom Stewart aiming for U S Senator and W D Hudson seeking Utilities Commissioner. The trio begin upper East Tennessee campaigning in Jonesboro Monday night and proceed to Johnson City and Blountville with planned stops.
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Coalition
Kingsport
Cooper
Browning
Tom Stewart
U. S
W. D. Hudson
Upper East Tennessee
Jonesboro
Johnson City
Blountville
Tso
TVA Investigator Due In Knoxville
TVA investigator Donahey of Ohio arrives in Knoxville amid preparation for a committee inquiry into TVA. Chief counsel Francis Biddle arrives with aides as plans call for an executive session and a 600 mile Tennessee Valley river trip to start next week.
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Vic Donshey
D-Ghio
Congressional Committee
TVA
Francis Biddle
Philadelphia
Biddle
Donahey W. O. Heffernan
Tennessee Valley
Washington
Br. Arthur E. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
National League Bests American League in Charity All Star Game
In Cincinnati the National League defeated the American League 4 to 1 in the sixth annual charity game before 25 000. Vander Meer Lee and Brown limited the American sluggers to seven hits while the Nationals scored in the first fourth and seventh innings. Cronin and DiMaggio provided the lone American tally in the ninth.
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Cincinnati
Nationals
Ohio Valley
Johnny Vander Meer
Bill Lee
Mace Brown
Jos DiMaggio
Joe Cronin
Vander Meer
Lee
Brown
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Auer
Cleveland
Americans
Turkey Uses Credit Boost in Far East Move
AP dispatch notes two pivotal events shaping Turkey's stance. Britain extends 20 million dollars in credits bolstering Ankara's economy while Turkey deploys troops into the Syrian Sanjak of Alexandritta to share governance with France pending a plebiscite on future rule.
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Turkey
Alexandritta
France
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