Union Leaders Fight Lewis Over Steel Move
AF of L leaders meet in Washington to decide on removing Lewis and the industrial union drive for 500000 steel workers. William Green and William Louis Davis trade sharp charges while Lewis accuses the federation faction of betraying labor unity amid a high-stakes intra union clash.
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Lewis
Joseph L. Miller
Associated Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
L. Lewis
Eniny Bo Sp
Wiliam Green
A. F. of L
United Mine Workers
A. F
American Iron and Steel Institute
Lewis Group
Green
Executive Council
Lewis’ Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
Radio Electrical Workers Union
Radio Corporation of America
Camden, N. J. Pliant
Electrical Workers Union
Cincinnati Chauffeur Admits Hiring Trio in Miller Slaying
Herber L. Hicks, a Cincinnati chauffeur, confessed today that he hired three men to kill Harry L. Miller, retired Cincinnati fire captain. Investigators say the confession exonerates Flora Miller, sister of the murdered man, who was detained with Hicks by Indianapolis police after their arrest.
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Herber L. Hicks
Cinnati
Harry L. Miller
Cincinnnati
Hicks
Flora Miller
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Hicks Confesses Miller Murder Near Kentucky Line
Indiana state police searched for three men after Heber L. Hicks confessed hiring them to kill Harry L. Miller at his New Trenton cottage. Miller's dismembered body parts were found in Kentucky, with a $120 000 securities stash, and Hicks claimed robbery motive and that Flora Miller was involved.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Matt Leach
Heber L. Hicks
Cincinnati
Harry L. Miller
Leach
Seymour
Ind
Hicks
Miller
New Trenton
Kentucky
Eminence
Carrollton
Flora Miller
Leach Declarer
Couple 66 16-Year-Old Seek Marriage License in Columbus
Oscar Crawford aged 66 and Lydia Havermann 16 visited the county courthouse for a marriage license. Clerks refused without consent of Lydia's father. The county judge read the ceremony and the couple then left for the groom’s 18 acre farm nearby.
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Columbus
Tex
Oscar Crawford
Lydia Havermann
Here
Chancellor to Hear Dolan Case at Johnson City
Chancellor S. E. Miller will hear the Dolan case regarding the Green Drag beer garden tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Johnson City. Garden operators must show cause why their establishment should not be closed as a public nuisance. Fifty two Lynn Garden residents signed the petition to close the Green Drag. the formal petition was signed by thirteen persons as required by law.
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Gert
Red Doe
Green Pragon Beer Garden
S. E. Miller
Johnson City
Lynn Garden
Weather Outlook Across States With Warm Trend
The forecast shows generally fair and warm conditions across Tennessee and North Carolina, with western showers possible in Tennessee and scattered thunderstorms in Kentucky. East portions stay warmer, and readings note yesterday’s highs and lows with no rain reported.
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Tennessee
Yirgelia
North Carolina
Kentucky
West Portion
East Portion
Chicago
Northwest
J. R. Lloyd
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
Dalhota
Injury likely to be permanent for Virginia patrolman
Roanoke, Va July doctors say Sergeant J. R. K. Cowan may be permanently crippled after a Shenandoah National Park dedication accident. A crushed bone in his leg and a broken leg leave him with a poor recovery prognosis. he was moved to Lewis-Gale hospital in Roanoke for six to eight weeks and could be eight months from returning to duty if healing proceeds.
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the Times
Roanoke
J. R. K. Cowan
Virginia Highway
Shenandosh National Park
Cowan
Harrisonburg
Roanole
Lewis-Gale Hospital
Auty
Highway Patrol
Gore Loses Senate Nomination In Oklahoma Primary
Oklahoma veteran Thomas P. Gore concedes defeat in the Democratic renomination race as unofficial returns place Rep. Josh Lee in the lead for the runoff. Gov. B. Marland and Gomer Smith follow, with Gore fourth. Lee leads with 110671 votes from 2198 precincts.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
U. S. Senate
Josh Lee
Gov B. Marland
Gomer Smith
Naonal Townsend Plan
Gore
Senate
Lee
Marland
Serong
Smith
Alabama
Congress
Unwlae
Governor Blocks Parker's Arrest in Kidnaping Case
In Tre nton New Jersey Governor Harold G. Hoffman refused extradition of Ellis Parker a rural detective chief and his son Ellis Parker Jr and three others charged with kidnaping Paul H Wendel in Manhattan Wendel a disbarred Trenton attorney says he may seek federal arrest under Lindbergh law.
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Trenton
Ellis Parker
New Jersey
Paul H. Wendel
Harold G. Hoffman
New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wendel
Bruno Richard Haartmann
Merceriously
Frets Keeps Birthday Fourth Year Cat Births Four Kittens
Mount Vernon notes celebrate Mrs. A. D. Frets birthday on the Fourth of July. Last Saturday marked the fourth consecutive July Fourth with her cat giving birth to four kittens.
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Mount Vernon
Wash
A. D. Frets
Gone With the Wind author Margaret Mitchell hides after novel acclaim
Atlanta author Margaret Mitchell quietly withdrew from public view after Gone With the Wind drew worldwide praise. Mitchell, early thirties, birthplace Atlanta, spoke of telephone interruptions and the strain of publishing fame.
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Atlanta
Margaret Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Rich heir denies seduction charge in Florida case
In Miami on July 8, Bradford Mallory, a Pennsylvania oil fortune heir, testified he did not seduce or steal Katherine Crawford from her husband James Edgar Jr. He called the telegram she sent from Winter Park a joke and said he hardly knew Mrs. Edgar. The witness described the affair as unfounded and described the suit as alienation of affection over $300,000.
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Lewis FE. Mallory
Pennsylvania
Miami
Fla
James Edgar, Jr
Michigan
Mallory
Kathryn Crawford Edgar
Edgar
Detroit
Bradford, Pa
CCC Camp Strike Ends With Food Troubles Cleared
Tiptonville Tenn July 8 1 The 200 cadets at Camp Reelfoot on Reelfoot Lake returned to work clearing woodland after a strike over food. Camp commander Captain J A Bolland said girls were removed from the breakfast menu and conditions had returned to normal. One member Herbert Paniets of Conton Tenn faces charges for instigating the strike. He said the trouble began at breakfast when men refused to eat grits and work. The captain cited a few inciting youths as the cause and pledged normal operations once they are weeded out.
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Tiptonville
Tenn
Coc
Herbert Paniets
Conton
Holand
Sher
Captain Holand
Heat Toll Rises as Roosevelt Acts to Aid Drought Stricken Midwest
The heat wave kills at least 53 across the drought regions with crop losses near 300 million dollars as Roosevelt moves to aid 170 000 farm families. WPA work loans and subsistence funds support farm families and cattle breeders while the AAA adjusts soil programs to feed livestock.
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Midwest
Roosevelt
Fede
Washington
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wyoming
Montana
AAA
Wishek
WW. D
Duluth
Ming
Green Bay
Wis
South Dakota
Bloomington
Oak Park
Peoria
Lil
Mississippi
Rock Island
Wisconsin
Saskatchewan
TVA dams stride forward in multi-year construction
The Tennessee Valley Authority moves its dam program into full stride in 1933, with Norris, Wheeler, Guntersville, Chickamauga, and Pickwick Landing nearing completion. Work employs nearly 2,000 men across East and Middle Tennessee and nearby states as the agency aims to control water resources and improve navigation on the Tennessee River. Fowler Bend storage project planning begins on the Hiwassee near Murphy North Carolina. John D. Rockefeller observes his 97th birthday in Lakewood with family and guests, while his son John D. Rockefeller Jr. is reportedly in France.
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Knoxville
Tennessee Valley Authority
Norris
Clinch
East
Tennessee
Joe Wheeler
Tennessee River
Wilson Dam
Ala
Pickwick Landing
Guntersville
Chickamauge
Chattanooga
Fowler Bend
Hiwassee River
Murphy
N.C
TVA
Wick Landing
Wheeler
Guntervile
Wilson
Hales Bar
Lakewood
John D. Rockefeller
Réasott
Muultimilllionsire
Anol Rockefeller
Goa
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
France
Wirs. E. Parmeree Prentice
New York
Mr Evans
Prentice
Fannie A
Madeline Laurance S. Rockefeller
Laurance Rockefeller
Italian airmen slain in Ethiopia mass reprisal raids
Rome reports that Italian planes were sent to avenge ten fliers killed June 28 in Wallega. Among the dead were Maj Antonio Locatelli and General Vincenzo Magnoces with others including Magliacco Calderini and a mechanic Pross o. An unconfirmed Ethiopian attack killed three airfields’ occupants as a priest fled to Addis Ababa with the news.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Antonio Locatelli
United States
Vincenzo Magnoces
East Africa
Wallega
Barello
Addis Ababa
Magliacco
Carlo Calderini
Prosso
Comraunique
Russia Threatens Quit Conference Over Warship Policy
The Associated Press reports Russia opposed by Great Britain over warship passage seeks to withdraw from the conference at Montreux. Britain demands freedom to send ships through Black Sea straits. Austria Hungary Rome accord complicates any policy shift. A visit by Baarenfeld to Premier Goemboes signals need for Italian approval in any change. A separate Atlanta note mentions two men found asleep beside a whiskey cache after a raid.
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Associated Press
Russia
Great Britain
Switzerland
Derda
Montreux
Britain
Great
Black Sea
League of Nations
Baarenfeld
Baar-Austria
Goemboes
Hungary
Austria
Rome
England
Germany
United States
House of Commons
Berlin
Puerto Rico independence urged over statehood
Julia Garcia Diaz dean of the University of Puerto Rico urged independence for Puerto Rico at a Virginia discussion, saying statehood would keep the island a separate, non continuous territory and not truly American. She argued independence would foster liberty and closer ties with the United States based on geography and mutual benefit.
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Charlottesville
Puerto Rico
Julia Garcia-Diaz
University of Puerto Rico
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia Today
Garcia-Diaz
United States
Roundtable
Ce Esmund Platt
Marine Midland Group
Federal Reserve Board
Killer Ready to Face Rifle Squad Says Insistent Killer
Delbert Green, jailed for murder, insists he will face the rifle squad at dawn with a smile. He told his spiritual adviser and Sheriff Holbrook he has squared his affairs and will not attempt further escape. His mother, who pursued the case, is said to be near breakdown as Green faces execution.
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Salid Lake City
Delbert Green
Tye
Afra
Pe Gona
Philo Tainsworth
Joseph Holbrook
Qoather
Wiffe
She - Sheriff
Green
Farnsworth
Billie Mae Alexander
Ogden
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Lewis E. Mallory
C.C.C
Ty.a
John D
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Rockefeller
Masa
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Mark Barron
Barron
Neghelli
Dale
Locatelli
Ogaden
Feam Dale
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