Court Plan Originated Year Ago Wheeler Says In Senate
In Washington Senator Wheeler JD Mont said the administration’s court plan was suggested to him a year ago by two men close to the President. He warned against bringing it into politics, fearing it would wreck the President. Senator Logan defended opponents using the issue to destroy the President and described plans for a new anti administration party. He accused proponents of bias in court reform and tied the report to political maneuvering. The debate continues with claims of partisan motives and potential upheaval in the Supreme Court plan.
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Funelary Committee
Weather forecast fair across Tennessee Virginia and Kentucky
A brief regional forecast notes generally fair conditions through tonight and Thursday in Tennessee and Virginia with little temperature change in the interior Kentucky will be fair tonight and Thursday with minimal temperature shifts.
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Virginia
Kentucky
Americans win All Stars game 8 to 3 over Nationals
In sweltering Griffith Stadium the Americans powered past the Nationals 8 to 3 in the fifth annual All Stars game. Lou Gehrig homered and doubled driving in half the runs as Red Rolfe and a barrage of Yankee hitters backed the effort. Carl Hubbell exited in the fourth as Nationals pitching tried multiple arms through six innings.
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German Criticizes Ludendorff Amid British Decay Prophecy
London July 7 Dr Ernst Hanfstaengl former aide to Hitler sharply criticized Gen Erich Ludendorff who predicted the disintegration of the British empire. He appeared in court to clear his name in a libel suit against Cavendade magazine and said he would remain in England for an indefinite private stay. In Palestine, troop readiness rose as the British high commissioner prepared to appeal for calm after the royal commission report on the Holy Land amid Jewish Arab tensions.
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Peace of America Depends on Global Stability Says Mexican Envoy
In Charlottesville, Dr Francisco Castillo Najera, Mexican ambassador to the United States, warned that American security hinges on world peace. He urged ending continental superiority and addressing European unrest to prevent spillover threats to the Americas.
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Mexico
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Newport News Voter Gains On Father Time
In Newport News Virginia Milton Dimm vows to vote before turning 21 on election day. He plans to participate in the August 3 Democratic primary. Registrar K. K. Jones registers the voter and a former law ruling on fractions in majorities is noted.
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Milton Dimm
Richard Newman
K. K. Jones
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Wets Celebrate County Victory in Liquor Referendum
Edenton July 7 Chowan county wet forces celebrated as returns from yesterday's referendum showed 756 votes for liquor stores to 575 against. Chowan became the sixth county to approve the package system. Seven counties have gone dry since the legislature authorized the referenda.
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Loyalists Break Siege Front In Madrid Offensive
Government forces drive 25 000 troops against Insurgents on Madrid front near Navalcarnero to seize supply routes into Casa de Campo and University City. Eden says Italy to be pressed over arms deliveries. Campoamor tanker missing at Bordeaux with crew imprisoned by insurgents. Villanueva de la Canada seized. insurgents mass near Teruel. drive toward Santander ends. trees moved to trap government troops near Asturias.
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University City
Anthony Eden
London
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Villanueva de la Canada
Brunete
Valencia
Teruel
Spain
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Bilbao
S Point
Asturigs
Youthful Slayer May Face Hearing
Jersey City July 7 Sixteen year old Jerry May Guinea Pig in a New Jersey juvenile delinquency law faces trial on a murder charge in the fall unless counsel and the state agree before then on a plea. Opposing attorneys said they were willing to end the pro tracted case with a plea but they have been unable to agree on the charge. The prosecutor would accept a plea to second degree murder but not manslaughter. The defense would plead guilty to manslaughter as aliens ists agree it would be a sad thing to put this boy on trial. Jerry whose real name Giro L Meis is accused of beating his sev Continued on page ten
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N. J
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New Jersey
Dene
Daniel T. O'Regan
Irving Eisenberg
Jerry
Giro L. Mei
Gossip sparks fatal shooting in Couhatt a girl dies at seventeen
In Couostatta Louisiana on July 7 17 year old May Allen was shot by Jessie Pepper over gossip that May had a child. May's mother testified that Jessie and her mother spread lies about Elvin having a baby. The coroner's jury heard that the gossip led to repeated quarrels validated by the families.
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Pretty May Allen
Jessie Pepper
Elvin
Jessie
Bill
Bibian
Alcoa Mill Secures TVA Power for Expansion Drive
Alcoa Tennessee and the Aluminum Company announce TVA will supply power for an expansion costing about 15 million dollars aimed at virgin aluminum production and new fabrication units. The plan expected to add many jobs, roughly doubling the current 5,000 workers by completion.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Aluminum Company of America Electric Power
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German American mixed claims group dismisses US $22 million bid
The German-American mixed claims commission ruled unanimously to dismiss the United States motion seeking $22,000,000 for wartime fire and explosion losses. The claimants included victims tied to the Black Tom and Kingsland, New Jersey disasters.
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Mixed Claims Commission
United States
Black Tom
Kingspland
N. J
Picketers clash with cops at Covington plant reopen attempt
In Covington Virginia on July 7 AP pickets numbered in the hundreds blocked the reopening of the Industrial Rayon Corporation plant. Fist fights broke out and two cars were overturned as authorities tried to disperse the crowd during a 14 week strike.
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Covington
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Wage and Hour Bill Under House Labor Committee
Washington July 7 AP The House Labor Committee decided to begin consideration next Monday of the administration's wage and hour bill.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Search widens around island for missing flyer
Navy ships and planes expanded the hunt around Howland and Phoenix islands for Amelia Earhart and navigator Frederick Noonan. Coast Guard cutters Itasca and Swan, aided by battleship Colorado, scouted 104000 square miles with no trace. Refueling and reconvening near Howland, the search intensified as crucial hours passed.
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Cat Pierson
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Pickets, Police Clash At Alcoa Plant Clash Leaves Several Shot In Tennessee
At the Alcoa Aluminum plant in Tennessee, police and pickets clashed as the mill reopened after a seven week strike. At least 14 strikers and two officers were wounded by gunfire, with victims including Ralph Gentry and Edgar James among the injured. Witnesses described a volley of about 500 shots as officers moved to break the line amid rock and bottle threats. The plant’s 3,000 workers saw roughly 1,500 enter during the incident.
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Aluminum Company of America
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Gordon Woolf
Harry Young
J. Howard Murr
Edgar James
Ralph Gentry
Paul Weaver
Gordon Blue
Earl Kleniiger
O. R. Kinser
Walter Goddard
Harrison Klick
Henson Klick
J. F. Shultz
Clyde Testerfield
A.L. Lively
Bruce Hembree
Aluminum Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
New Kensington, Pa
Pittsburgh
Maryville Hospital
A. D. Huddleston
Fred Wetmore
Tom Love
Lively
Conflicting Union Meeting Reports Near Highsplint Ky
In Harlan Ky a clash of reports described a tense scene at Highsplint where anti United Mine Workers barricaded a bridge hindering about 50 union men from returning to town after a meeting. State police denied trouble while officials pursued actions amid tensions and union activity in the Harlan field.
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United Mine Workers of America
Highsplint
Here
Twe
Highsprint
George Titler
S. C. Payne
High Sprint
Titler
William Turnblazer
UMWA
Chandler
Frankfort
Tiller
Turnbol
Neb
Harlan Fields
Senate Civil Liberties
Morris Saylor
Holyoke Re elected City Mayor As New Term Begins
W L Holyoke, three years mayor of Kingsport, was re elected without opposition by the board of mayor and aldermen at their regular meeting marking the start of the 21st year of the city government Glen Bruce former vice mayor was chosen for another two year term The mayor and aldermen were sworn in by City Recorder J R Pecktal One bid for concrete paving on New Street between Broad and Cherokee Streets was submitted by Alley Construction Company of Bristol They were awarded the contract for 78924 project cost including gutters curbs sidewalks and storm sewers City engineer estimate was 9355 A paving petition signed by all Clinch Street property owners was presented for board consideration
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Kingsport
Board of Mayor
Glen Bruce
HE. W. Tipton
J. Kineheloe
Hobyoke
Nty
J. R. Pecktal
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Broad
Cherokee Streets
Alley Construction Company
Bristol
Linville
Branch Streets
Bristol Company
Clinch Street
All Star Steam Released Before Solons Attend Game
Washington dispatch notes a clash between administration supporters and opponents over a constitutional amendment as senators rally in a big political baseball metaphor. Leaders named include Joseph Robinson Henry Ashurst Robert LaFollette M Logan William Dieterich Alben Barkley and Burton Wheeler with the scene set two hours before the all star game.
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Washington
Suly
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
D- Ark
Henry F. Ashurst
D-Ark
Tong-Maned
Robert M. LaFollette
Wis
M. M. Logan
D-Ky
William H. Dieterich
D-Ill
Babe Ruth
Alben W. Barkley
Burton K. Wheeler
D-Mont
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