Aviator Mattern crash lands during world flight rescue tale
Reports from Soviet and American agencies recount aviator Mattern surviving a wreck 40 miles west of Anadyr during a world flight leg. Two sea planes evacuated him to safety after his craft broke apart. conflicting dispatches noted engine trouble and rapid aid from authorities at Anadyr.
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Hull Points Out Problems Nations Have Yet to Study
The article reports on Hull and others outlining unresolved global issues to be studied at an international economic conference. Secretary Hull presses for broad international participation and policy exploration, emphasizing monetary, trade, and credit questions. He meets with speakers and delegates to advance a flexible program guiding future negotiations and fostering inter nation amity.
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Roosevelt Plans Economic Conference Coordination
Washington officials outlined a program linking the American recovery drive with the international conference in London. President Roosevelt aims to keep currency stabilization off the table until domestic purchasing power is restored, while urging an active discussion on the global economic situation.
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Showers and Cooler Across Tennessee and Virginia
A fragmented weather note reports showers and local thunderstorms in Tennessee with cooler, unsettled conditions. In Virginia expect mostly cloudy skies with chances of showers Sunday night and a cooler start to the week. The entry references past temperatures and rainfall from a year ago and yesterday without solid figures.
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Gold countries form bloc to defend gold standard
Six national banks led by France form a common fund to keep their gold at parity and block speculators. Italy Belgium Poland Netherlands Switzerland join. Germany Czechoslovakia and Danzig expected to follow. Plan kept secret. next review set for July 7 by BIS directors.
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Success claimed in rove to curb fare production
Administrators announced progress in curbing cotton production under a rove program. Secretary Wallace and George N. Peek said contracts offering up to 5,006,165 acres would be signed, with extensions possible to ensure all growers can participate. They aim to cut potential output by at least 3,000,000 bales, hoping total crop falls near 10,600,000 bales, amid midyear acreage estimates of 4,798,000 acres.
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Factor Reported Found In Texas After Kidnapping
A Chicago financier known as Factor was reported found alive near Alice Texas with two alleged abductors after a week of rumors about his disappearance from a roadhouse. Lieutenant Joe Miller of the Texas highway patrol opened an immediate investigation into the case.
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Codes spark fear of forced unions under fair competition plan
Washington reports say industry fears grow that new codes may force unionization despite White House assurances. Hugh Johnson edits the cotton code to be presented to President Roosevelt as industries like steel automobiles and coal seek timely action while non union trades worry about organizing rights under the act.
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Roosevelt Urges Cotton Producers to Join Reduction Plan
President Roosevelt urges cotton growers to enroll in the acreage reduction program next week to cut supply and lift long-term prices. He cites absurdly low recent prices from his Warm Springs Georgia land and notes strong farmer support via Secretary Wallace.
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Cove Local Labor Plan Explained by Authority Leader
Washington July 8 The Tennessee Valley Authority plans to use local labor for Cove Creek Tennessee. Chairman Morgan said unemp loyment in mountain regions is sharp due to workers returning from cities and vowed to employ local men for the Cove Creek project where 85 million dollars will be spent to ease the burden on poor hill communities.
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Dr Hauk Remains at Vanderbilt for Observation
Kingsport physician Dr. O S Hauk remains in Vanderbilt hospital Nashville under medical staff observation. His brother Dr Hank land Dr lL G Cox arrived with him and returned to Kingsport yesterday. Mrs Hauk stays in Nashville as doctors monitor his re diagnosed ailment on a special diet for ten days.
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Roosevelt presses repeal pledge as three states near vote
President Roosevelt backs the Democratic effort to repeal the 18th amendment with campaigns in Alabama Arkansas and Tennessee slated as pivotal. He cites letters from Tennessee Arkansas Kentucky and Alabama and reiterates that the Democratic platform calls for constitutional repeal. Postmaster General Farley plans speeches in Memphis July 15 and other southern events as repeal momentum grows.
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