Hitler Orders Truce and Vacation Amid Crisis
Berlin July 7 Adolf Hitler called for peace and a political truce during the tense week for the regime. He left Berlin for a retreat in the Bavarian Alps, signaling a calm exterior while secret police stay vigilant. Vice Chancellor Von Papen commented plans are not complete as officials report continued NazI purges and unrest.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf
Hitler
Oly Lohig Reyreat
Bavarian Alps
Franz von Papen
Paul von Hindenburg
Propaganda Ministry
Geermany
Ity
Conneellon
Din
Bad Wigsse
Near
Munich
Ernst Rechm
Weather Summary for Tennessee and Virginia
Weather forecast notes fair and warmer conditions across Tennessee with Sunday and Monday increasing temperatures. Virginia expected fair and mild, with warmer conditions on Monday. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. daily compare current to last year with notes on rain amounts and temperatures.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Republic Steel to buy Corrigan McKinney in Cleveland
Reports say Republic Steel Corp, the industry’s third largest, plans within a week to acquire Corrigan McKinney Steel Company of Cleveland for about 33 million dollars. Hayden Stone & Company is handling financing as part of broader expansion into Otis Steel for potentially 21 million more.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel Corporaon
Corrigan, McKinney, Steel Company of
Hayden Stone & Company
New York
Republic
Otis Steel
Otir
Si Id
Corrigan-Mer Kinney
N. & G. Taylor Co
Cumberland
Newton Steel Sonpany
Mooroo
Mici
Newton Falls
Corrigan-McKin
General Motors
Corrigan-McKinney
Lovette Funeral Arrangements Announce Local Service
O B Lovette 63 longtime Congressman from the First District dies at a local hospital from heart disease and pneumonia. Funeral at 2 00 p m Sunday from his home with Dr Jove Moore officiating. Burial at Oak Grove. Surviving are widow two daughters and two sons. Lovette served 1930 32, defeating B Carroll Reece before returning to law practice.
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Greeneville
O. B. Lovette
Jove Moore
Pensbyterian
Oak Grove
Leon Esterly
Frank Berry
W. H. Dougherty
A. Lancaster
N. B. Tweed
J. C. Lowe
Frear
H. N. Baker
D. W. Williams
C. P.fox
Ht. Kiser
G. H. Smith
J. A. Susong
S. A. Busong
Fred Parvin
J. S. Swingle
J. N. Hart
Din
B. T. Fraker
Conway Mallee
Walter Gray
Kilgo
Milligan
SW. P. Haynes
Dale’ Mysinger
E. Wallin
Glyde Andi
John Bownlan
Tvivors
Francis McCorkle
Annapolis
Wendel WH. Kline
Panama
Ligutennant
Leland Iovette
U. S. Navy
Frank H. Lovette
New York City
Reece
Kentucky to reclaim man held for slaying in Ohio
Sheriff J W Ridings of Bell county will return W S Jackson 46 of Jackson Ohio to Kentucky for the slaying of William Flannery. Jackson has lived in Ohio eight years and has aided Harlan County officials in the search. The case centers on a 1936 to 1938 period and involves cross state capture.
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Pineville
S. W. Jackson
Jackson
Ohio
Harlan County
William Flannery
Kentucky
J. W. Ridings
Bell County
Finland Praised by Cordell Hull for Debt Payments
Washington July 7 Finland the only nation to promptly and fully pay its war debt installments to the United States was praised by Secretary of State Cordell Hull today for keeping faith with its financial obligations and setting a timely and valuable example to the world. Hull delivered a note to Sigurd von Wambera noting Finland's June 15 payment of $168,588 on its 8,000,000 debt to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as twelve other nations defaulted.
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Finland
U. S
Washington
Cordell Bull
Hull
Penny Tax Passes In Kentucky Three Percent Gross Receipts
Kentucky adopts a three percent gross receipts tax acting as a sales tax on retail sales of tangible property and services. Bracketed small purchases escape or incur minimal tax while larger sales pay the full rate. Estimated revenue of about 10.5 million dollars yearly funds county road debt retirement and state needs.
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Prankfort
Kentucky
General Assembly
State Tax Commission
TERA Approves 70 New Projects
Nashville July 7 AP Lieut Col Walter L Simpson State Administrator announced approval of 70 TERA projects creating work for 4 727 men and women This brings total TERA job openings since April 1 to more than 60 000 though many are not currently employed on TERA projects due to short durations and completions
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Nashville, Tenn
Walter L. Simpson
Charges by Republicans at Jackson on constitution
In Jackson Michigan on July 7, Henry P. Fletcher and Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg charged the Democratic administration with seeking the emasculation of the constitution. Former minister Hanford MacNider also said the constitution is being undermined. Republicans at an 80th anniversary event warned the coming campaign would demand a return to the constitution and condemned a new bureaucracy and fiscal policy they said burdens taxpayers or invites repudiation.
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Jackson, Mich
Henry P. Fletcher
National Committee
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Hanford MacNider
United States
Canada
Feltcher
Vandenberr
Six Die in Amsterdam Riots Amid Unemployed Tensions
Amsterdam reports six deaths and about sixty injuries after three days of clashes sparked by unemployment relief cuts. Communists attacked Jordaan district, bridges burned, shops looted, and windows smashed as troops and police restored control. Authorities seized the Tribune newspaper plant and banned street pamphlet sales, while Breda military orders halted furloughs to quell unrest.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Taly 7
Joréamm
Jordamm
Haarlem
Hague
Heerlem
the Tribune
Breda
Moffett Tells Nation He Will Learn to Spend 500 Million
James A. Moffett, named Housing Administrator, declared he does not know the job but will learn. He aims to push about 800 million dollars into home modernization and repair, backed by government guarantees up to 20 percent of private loans. He described a simple path: homeowners seek loans from banks or building loans, with the Housing Administration approving terms and guaranteeing no loss to lenders.
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Moffett
Sam Bledsoe
Washington
James A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company of California
Building and Loan Association
Housing Administration
Candidates Give Week's Schedule in Tennessee
Democratic candidates for governor U S senator map out busy week tours. Browning Bachman McAlister Pope and Browning cap itineraries with daily speeches and multiple communities across Tennessee while Bachman limits formal remarks to one address and focuses on goodwill visits.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lewis
Pope
McAlister
Gordon Browning
Nathan L. Bachman
Jasper
Dunlap
Pikeville
Lenoir City
Kingston
Harrriman
Wartburg
Crossville
Coole
la Follette
Tazewell
Rutledge
Rogersville
Kingsport
Elizabethton
Erwin
Blountville
Johnson City
Second Outbreak Is Feared on Waterfront
Mrs. Roosevelt in Lexington envisions a future where every citizen has a better chance for a better life. She spoke at Memorial Hall after visiting Berea College and Norris Dam, joking about being mistaken for Theodore Roosevelt’s cousin as she discussed national prospects.
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Lexington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
University of Kentucky
Memorial Hall
America
Marion Dickerman
Nancy Cook
Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Berea
Berea College
Norris Dam
Tennessee
On Tour She Says She Didn’t Mind Ties With Roosevelt Family
A fragment notes that on tour she did not mind being tied up with the other side of the Roosevelt family. The remark hints at personal or social connections during an era of prominent political families.
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Roosevelt
Pope to speak on economy and honest gov in Kingsport
The Hon. Lewis S. Pope, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, will address Kingsport citizens at the Municipal Auditorium at 8:00 p m Thursday. A loud speaker will broadcast the event to cars outside. Pope supports a $3 license plate fee, to cut state costs and exempt homeowners up to 2,500 valuation. He served in Gov. Aust in Peay's cabinet and is viewed as an able speaker. A large crowd is expected.
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Lewis S. Pope
Kingsport
Pone
Pope
Austin. Peay
Fireman dies as engine overturns near Paintsville
A passenger engine derailed while plowing the right of way along the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks near Paintsville Kentucky. Fireman W D Gheap aged 40 was killed when the engine turned over. Engineer R C McDonia was seriously injured. Only the coal car derailed. no passengers suffered injuries.
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Paintsville
Chesapeake and Ohio
W. D. Gheap
R. C. MclDonia
Veterans Admin orders reshuffle at National Soldiers Home
Washington reports the Veterans Administration and Civil Service Commission confirmed President Roosevelt issued an executive order on June 28 restoring April 23 1981 status to Johnson City Tenn National Soldiers Home workers removed from competitive service. Lea Hart was named superintendent succeeding Col Everett Greer who moved to the VA central office legal division. Gertrude M McNally attacked the move as a blow to merit and a step toward spoils system, arguing it broadens political appointments despite civil service rules.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Civil Service Commission
Roosevelt
National Soldiers Home
Johnson City
Tenn
Lea Hart
Everett Greer
Central Office of the Veterans Administration
Gertrude M. McNally
National
Federation of Federal
Labor turmoil grips San Francisco waterfront riots
In San Francisco police rush more machine guns to downtown buildings as 2000 national guardsmen guard the waterfront after Thursday’s clashes that left two dead and many wounded. A labor strategy committee vows to back striking longshoremen and marine workers while a federal labor board prepares hearings starting Monday. Portland sees rail car blockades and a possible general strike amid the nationwide seaport labor dispute.
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San Francisco
San Franciso
National Guard
Labor Counsil
Edward Vandeleur
Roosevelt
Labor Disputes Board
Portland
Oregon
Mernt
Vegetable Growers Association of
Alameda
Contra Costa Counties
Hast Bay Area
Labor Council
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Athens
Witler
Olien
Wiesse
Reehn
House of Si
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Republic Steel Corporation
Corrigan, McKinney Mills
Lcan
Lovette
Cordell Hull
TERA
Fletcher
Vandenberg
DEMS
Jems
Bachman, Browning, Pope
Mrs. Roosevelt
Lewis Pope
Grand Jury
Bill
Madisonville
APJ
Boone County
Fred G. Held
Marriman
Chattanooga
Beecher Witt
Held
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Harriman
Morgan
Creed Mabry
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