Coal Commission Starts Cost Hearings On Prices In 1934 Plans
The Bituminous Coal Commission finished first hearings in Washington to set minimum production cost figures by district. Officials expect months before final rulemaking on price floors, with figures showing costs per ton across districts and adjustments for freight and market demand. Continued on page eight.
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Washington
Bituminous Coal Commission
P Oor
Commission
Denver
An & Coal
Maile Crientations Commission
Neures
West Virginia
Arkansas- Oklahoma
Weather forecast notes showers across states
Weather outlook reports showers and thunderstorms in Tennessee and Virginia with periods of clouds. Kentucky expected mostly cloudy with afternoon showers, east portions likely to see more activity tonight and Tuesday, cooler conditions in the west.
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Virginia
Meriot
Kentucky
FDR May Review Tour With Fireside Chat
Well informed observers think President Roosevelt may issue a fireside chat on his western tour upon returning to Washington. The speech would recount observations of conditions and outline political and legislative aims. He paused political remarks to fish in the Pacific and may resume plans after August 9 at Pensacola Florida.
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John M. Hightower Shincton
Presient Roosevelt
Washington
Rr. Rongevelt
Pacific
Pensacola
Fla
Memphis Officer Split Clash At City Hospital
Memphis July 18 ambulance driver Joe Thompson faced two charges in separate courts after a midmorning clash at St Joseph's hospital. Six state highway patrolmen and 14 city police officers were involved as Thompson, son of Rank Thompson Browning ally, transported three injured people to the hospital and was later arrested on a no license and speeding charge amid a tense scene.
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Memphis
Joe
Littte Joed )Thompson
Browning
Thompson
Rank Thompson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Stte
Loyalist Spain Could Hold Out Another Year Says Writer
Madrid based Associated Press chief reports in New York that civil war enters its third year as loyalist and insurgent forces grind on. Government resupplies, growing arms, and steadfast civilian morale sustain resistance, with both sides expecting years of conflict ahead.
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Spain
Queen Marie of Romania Dies at Sinaia Palace
Dowager Queen Marie of Romania, famed for her beauty and influence, died at her palace in Sinaia at 6 25 p m local time 11 25 am EST. She shaped the destiny of Romania for a generation and passed away in her sixty third year.
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Bucharest
Marie
Rumania
Sinaia
Bomb-Slayer Dies Denying His Guilt in Electric Chair
BELLEFONTE July 18 Michael Pugmann died in the electric chair after declaring his innocence to the end. The German veteran, a model prisoner, forgave those who sent him to death, saying he took the life for a crime he did not commit. He was convicted of sending six bombs in cigar boxes to Romanian Prime Minister Miron Cristea.
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Bellefonte
Michael Pugmann
Stanley P. Ashe
Peisoner
Fugmann
Erne
Kentucky stump paths are divided in campaign week
Democratic Senate contenders Senator Alben W Barkley and Gov A B Chandler enter another campaigning week with Barkley slated to speak in Paintsville Louisa Graystown and Ashland while Chandler addresses delegates at the State American Legion convention in Bowling Green and makes stops in Russellville and Elkton along the southeast corridor Chandler touts threefold road building while Barkley defends Roosevelt ties in a weekend speech and other speakers follow.
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Aly
Bresey
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
A. B. Chandler
Senate
Barkiey
Paintsville
Loutisa
Gray‘sox
Ashland
Hastern
Chandler
American Legion
Bowling Green
Russellville
Elkton
Bath
Calhoun
Barkley
Roosevelt
Louisville
Jefferpsod County
Morgan to present case at TVA quiz hearing
Enonville July 18. Dr Arthur E Morgan former TVA chairman, faces congressional probes into alleged intrigue and mismanagement. The joint committee, already bitterly split over Morgan and TVA directors Harcourt A Morgan and David E Lilienthal, prepares to hear open sessions at 2 p.m. in the district federal courtroom.
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Enonvelle
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Congressional
Jean, Graying
Harcourt A. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Dr. Morgan
Thomas Panter
Panter
Los Angeles Bureau of Light and Power
Ezra Frederick Seathergood
Authority
Vic Donehey
Dohio
Pabter
C.S. T
Double Explosion Hits Oil Company in Wellsville
A second explosion at the Sinclair refinery in Wellsville New York causes a massive blaze. A storage tank of 2500 barrels of naphtha explodes sending a huge fireball and injuring 75 people last night. No fatalities reported, but another tank explosion across the Genesee River killed three spectators. Fire chief estimates damage around six million dollars with widespread disruption to operations. Firefighters from multiple regions battle the blaze using specialized chemicals as a 50 000 barrel tank ignites but is under control after 109 firefighters risk their lives.
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Wellsville
Sinclair 1 Company
Tires
Genesee River
Hollie Johnston
New York
Pennsylvania
Last Minute News Flashes Seize Headlines From July Dispatches
Washington reports Charles M. White of Republic Steel says the company does not expect to be blackjacked into signing with a professional labor union. Roosevelt urges a comprehensive health program at a national conference in Washington. Berlin notes Reintald Wulle, who hid Adolf Hitler, was arrested with his wife and staff. Memphis records Chancellor Bejaca ordering placement of Marion Speed Boyd on the August ballot for district attorney general.
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Bays Steel Company
Washington
Charles M. White
Cleveand
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate Civil Liberties
Roosevelt
National Health Conference Today
Mitler
Berlin
Plane stunt and weekend violence shake Kingsport area
Over the weekend four car crashes and two shootings in Kingsport and vicinity sent nine to Community Hospital and left one dead. In the shooting at a Cast City highway, Lucien Aesque and George E. Pierce were wounded. Pierce faces possible loss of sight, while his companion was treated and discharged. Will Phipps, the father-in-law of the slain victim, is detained on related charges. Also reported, Douglas Corrigan landed at Baldonnel Airport Dublin after a 28 hour transatlantic hop from New York in a single motor plane, joking about California and drawing Irish crowds.
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Kingsport
Wee
Will Phipps
George E. Pierce
Lucien Aelique
Pierce
Aes
Church Hill
Gene. McGaffey
Baldonnel
Dun- UN
Ireland
Douglas Corrigan
Atlantic
New York
Corrigan
Floyd Bennett
California
Dudliner
Col
Charles A. Linburgh
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Paris
Belfast
Belfast Harbor
Baldonne
James A. Meillison T
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
London
Dublin
John Cudahy
Regation
Crump Browning Feud Resumes In Memphis
Memphis observers report the Crump Browning feud to renew in court and politics. Chancellor Lois Bejach scheduled to hear Boyd’s writ to place his name on the August 4 ballot for district attorney general. Crump backing reportedly aids Boyd, while T. Galen Tate declines ballot placement. Crime commission hearings resume on election irregularities as Abe Waldauer plans to subpoena witnesses.
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Boyd
District Attorney’s Post
Memphis
Gordon Browning
EB H. Crump
Shelby County
Chancery Court
Lois D. Bejach
Marion S. Boyd
pro-Browning County Election Commission
Crump
Crimp
Joseph Hanover
Browning
T. Galen Tate
The
Election Commission
Governors State Crime Commission
Star Chamber
Crime Commission
Abe Waldauer
State Board of Elections
Shelby
Freight Hearing ICc 18 criticised in southern rate case
J Spencer Smith president of New Jersey board of commerce testified at an interstate Commerce Commission hearing, arguing against changes in north south freight rates as destructive to New Jersey industry and the railroad system. Charles B Bell also testified for northern interests opposing the rate change as the hearing neared its second week.
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Buppalq
N. J
J. Spencer Smith
New Jersey
Board of Commerce and Navigation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smith
South
Charles B. Bell
United States Railroad Administration
Bell
Mrs Cox To Face Trial In Rye Cove Homicide Case
Myrtle Mitchell Cox faces trial in Rye Cove on charges of killing her father W H Mitchell with blows to the head at their home. Jury deliberations previously ended in mistrial after failing to reach a verdict. The prosecution and defense, including lawyer S H Bond and Cecil D Quillen, present varied testimony on the fatal injuries and circumstances.
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Cox
Mitchell
S. H. Bond
Hagen Bond
Cecil D. Quillen
Insurgents Press Toward Valencia in Spain War
Spanish insurgents advance toward Valencia in a major offensive as the civil war enters its third year. Reports say government forces retreat along the Teruel to Mediterranean corridor while a government division is said to have been annihilated. The battle area lies about 50 miles northwest of Valencia, where Franco’s forces raised their banner two years ago.
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Valencia
Spain
China
Japan
Yangtze River
Palestine
Teruel
Medierranean
New York Jurist Sees Idle Rich Critique in Divorce Case
New York jurist Justice Salvatore Catillo cites the so called idle rich in a bitter ruling granting Mrs Martha Barkley Ryan a separation and 883.24 dollars monthly permanent alimony from Basil Allen Ryan, heir to Wall Street wealth. He assails a culture of drunken playboys and “poor little rich girls” who marry for status. The couple wed in North Carolina. Ryan deserted shortly after, denying the marriage. Mrs Ryan is mother to a child born six weeks before the wedding. the father named Ned Parks, a soda fountain attendant in Washington. Ryan did not defend, drawing further remarks about his manhood. Continued on page eight.
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New York
Martha Barkley Ryan
Basil Allen
Pat) Ryan
Wall Street
Thomas Rarkine Ryan
Supreme Court
Salvatore A. Catilla
Catilla
Ryan
North Carolina
Morgantown
N. C
Ned Parks
Cotillo
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