Hitler Returns as Reichstag Reopens Talks on Second Revolution
Berlin reports fear and uncertainty spread as Chancellor Hitler calls the Reichstag for a Friday address on recent executions tied to the so called second revolution. A Brussels and Munich dispatch note troop orders, food shortages, and import quotas while Goebbels and Goering prepare further speeches. Continued on page six.
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Associated Press
Hitler
Reichstag
Munich
Germany
Berlin
Belgium
Baltic Sea
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Reichstag Gonvelien
Tune
Jither
Weather Forecast Highlights From Tennessee and Virginia
Generally fair conditions in Tennessee with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Virginia sees mostly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with probable showers on the coast and minimal temperature variation. Readings taken at 6 pm daily for the preceding 24 hours compared to the same date a year ago.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Bastrop Mob Lynches Black Man on Courthouse Lawn
In Bastrop Louisiana a mob of about 300 men killed and mutilated Andruw McLeod, a 26 year old Black man accused of assaulting a white person. The body was hanged from an oak tree on the courthouse lawn after the jail doors were broken, and the mob then dispersed toward the courthouse. Police and district attorney Frank Hawthorn opened an inquiry with no arrests reported by early today.
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Bastrop
Andruw Mcrcod
Lanmer
Trouisiana
Frank Hawthorn
Corve House
Morehouse Parish
McLeod
Donor
Land Offiers
Pacific Coast labor crisis deepens amid coastwide strikes
Federal mediators seek armistice as violence spikes in Seattle and Bridgeton. A seventh death, Seattle deputy Steve Watson, joins a toll from the Pacific coast dispute. Labor councils in Alameda and Portland push for general strikes while San Francisco and Oakland teams threaten action unless the Longshore dispute ends.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Steve
Watson
Depuy Sherif
Alameda County
Oakland
San Francisco
Federal Consultation Board
Bridgeton
N. J
Seabrook
Trutt
Cumberland County
Sew Jypsey Assembly
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Traclion Company
Nady
Joseph A. Moffett
Department of Labor
Charles F. Seabrook
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ivan Gill
Seamnon
Alice
Wreckage of Freight Kills Five on Nashville Line
At La Vergne Tennessee railworkers cleared wreckage from a Nashville to Chattanooga freight derailment that killed five hoboes including one white man James Stoddard of Indianapolis. Ammonia car brake failure and rails spread blamed. two white men and five negroes injured seriously. Two passenger trains delayed as units from Jacksonville Chicago and Lookout Nashville to Washington and New York diverted.
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James Stoddard
Indianapolia
Ind
Nashville
W. G. ‘Templeton
Lye
Tony
Crpel
Chattanooga
Flyer
Jacksonville
Chicago
Washington
New York
Republicans Plan British Good Will Attack Assured
Chicago July 10. The GOP outlined a major fall campaign push against NRA laws now in place in about one third of states as Henry P. Pletcher, newly elected GOP national committee chairman, traveled to Chicago with leaders to map a drive for congressional seats in the agricultural midwest. He warned that state legislatures acted under Washington pressure and pledged thorough, nationwide scrutiny of the laws. Postmaster General Farley plans Springfield talks with Democrats. a Chicago delegation will join. In other items Butter prices and dairy reports, Barthou indicates Britain would aid France if eastern Europe is invaded and notes Anglo French talks on security and naval conferences with secrecy surrounding details.
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Chicago
NRA
Union
Henry P. Pletcher
Pennsylvania
Republican National
Chisago
Tadter
Washington
Oiders
Congress
Farley
Sprinfield
Springfield
London
Louis Barthou
Britain
France
Paris
Great Britain
Barthou
Francois Fietri
Harold P. Braman
Associated Press Foreign
Stanley Baldwin
Europe
Baldwin
Callaba
Sik
Poultry Market Report Summary
Chicago market notes list hen prices at 91.2 cents per pound with live poultry steady. Fryers quoted around 20.22 to 21.2 cents per pound and miscellaneous items include colored meat products and roller shipments with various price ranges.
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Chicago
Poulsity
American League Wins Charity Game at Polo Grounds
The American League defeated the Nationals 9 to 7 in the all star charity clash at the Polo Grounds before 52,000. Verna Gomez and Carl Hubbell opened as pitchers of note, with McGraw Memorial unveiled and Gary Hubbell named National League MVP for 1933. The game featured early scoring sprees by the AL in the fourth, fifth, and seventh innings and a Nationals reply across the first, third, and fifth frames.
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New York
Nationals
Polo Grounds
John Joseph McGraw
Verna Gomez
Yankees
Carl Hubbell
Giants
McGraw
Mac
Gary Hubbel
Hubbell
Baseball Writers’ Association
Frank Graham
New York Sun
Fzewink
Cout
Gehringer
Frisch
Wally Berger
Manush
Ruth
Alabama Textile Workers Near Statewide Strike
Huntsville reports 20 000 Alabama textile workers voted to strike with a Birmingham meeting to set a date. John Dean and Albert W. Gox cite dire conditions and demand shorter hours higher pay and union recognition under the national recovery act. If no acquiescence, Huntsville would direct preparations for a statewide walkout.
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Huntsville
Ala
the Times
Alabama
Birmingham
John Dean
United Textile Workers of America
Albert W.gox
Dean
National Union
J Dean
National Executive Committee
Greeneville
S. C
NRA Bulletin
South
Police hunt after gunmen raid near Fond du Lac
Wisconsin officers chased a trio of gunmen in two cars after a highway ambush near Fond du Lac. A gray car fired a machine gun, a battered Ford was abandoned in a ravine, and Earl Rasch reported a shirtless wounded man. Federal agents, including Melvin Purvis, joined the inquiry amid Dillinger rumors.
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Pond DU Lac
Wis
PIA
John Dillinger
Wisconsin
Here
Indiana
Dept
Fond du Las
Earl Rasch
Sherif George Foreund
Fond du Lac
Mar
Melvin Purvis
Chicago
Dillinger
Kaukauna
Prison murderer calmly awaiting end on death row
This Arkansas report details Mark E. Shank awaiting execution for the quadruple murder of Alvin Colley, his wife, and two young sons near Saline County. The case centers on alleged poisoning via grape juice and a motive tied to theft accusations. Shank's mental state and a last appeal to Governor Futrell are noted as his defense unfolds.
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W. Howe Sadler Tucker
Farm, Ark
Mark E. Shank
Alvin Colley
Saline
County Woods
Futrell
Blake ‘Cook
Akron
Ohio
Cyclothimiac
Ward Game’ Alsste
Shank
Colleys
Colley
Barberton
Arkansas
Roosevelt to Visit Cartagena On South America Cruise
President Roosevelt sails with USS Gilmer along the South American coast on a first visit to the continent. The Houston will dock at Cartagena for luncheon with Colombia’s President Olaya Herrera, then transit the canal to Panama and proceed toward Hawaii.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
U.S.S
San Francisco
Tim
White House
Houston
Cartarena
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Gristobal Harbor
Hawaii
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Vincent Saetta
Antonio
American League
Alan Gould
Grounds
Huntsville Times
Cartagena
President
South America
Cristobal
Jermi Cartagena
Olaya
Zal
Bogota
Eagi
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