Crump backs Browning in Tennessee governor race
Memphis leader E H Crump announced support for Gordon Browning in the Democratic primary, signaling unanimous backing from his Shelby County bloc. Senator K D McKellar, meanwhile, publicly backed Burgin Dossett, stressing no break with Crump though differing on the race. Both figures stressed ongoing friendship and mutual respect despite the split in support.
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Memphis
Tenn
E. H. Crump
Shelby County
Gordon Browning
Huntingdon
Augusta
Crump
Browning
Morristown
United States
K. D. McKellar
McKellar
Burgin Dossett
Tennessee
Senator McKellar
Mr. Crump
Crumbp
Cramp
Dossett
Burgin E. Dossett
Weather outlook for the Carolinas and Kentucky
Occasional showers expected Sunday and Monday with scattered afternoon thunder in North Carolina. Kentucky to see showers Sunday and Monday with cooler conditions Sunday night. Readings show highs Friday and low temperatures, with 7 am data for the prior 24 hours.
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Venta
North Carolina
Kentucky
Imehes
Cutler Candidate for Highway Post
Jefferson City Mo July 18 T H Cutler chief engineer for Missouri state highway department considered for a similar Kentucky post learned his craft in the Blue Grass state Born at Fort Scott Kansas fifty four years ago he moved to Louisville as a youth attended schools and the University of Kentucky Lexington graduating in 1903 with a bachelor of science in mechanical engineering Continued on page beyond
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T. H. Cutler
Missouri State Highway Department
Kentucky
Fort Scott
Kans
Louisville
University of Kentucky At
Lexington
Cutler
Missouri
Violinist Held In Hotel Death Of Young Co Ed
Asheville news reports violinist Mark Wollner held for questioning in the murder of Helen Clevenger, 18, a New York University student. Wollner, German-born, was brought to the county jail for questioning under a 48 hour hold. Two others had been detained earlier.
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Young
Frank B. Gilsbeth
Asheville
N. C
Mark Wollner
Helen Clevenger
New York University
Vollmer
Germany
West Brown Wollner
Berlin Normal School
Ecole Normal
Paris
Jacques Thi
Two Men Held In Shooting Affray In Kentucky
In Greenville Kentucky on July 15 Charles Sumner Alfred Walls and Del Miller all of Muhlenberg county were jailed on murder and malicious shooting charges in the ambush killing of Len nie Miller and wounding Almer Gibson. A fourth suspect remained at large. An auto tied to Sumner had a McLean county license. Harper died after being shot on the Greenville Drakesboro road. Gibson was wounded but alive. Two other men were fired on previously at the Luzerne mine but survived. Muhlenberg mines have been idle since last September due to a strike.
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Greenville
Charles Sumner
Alfred Walls
del Miller
Muhlenberg County
Lennie Miller
Almer G. Gibson
McClean County
Sumner
Harper
Gibson
Rogers Brothers Coal Company
Bevier
Greenville-Drakesboro
T. G. Rogers
Rogers
Motor ship Nunoca 10 days overdue hunted by coast guard
Coast Guard aircraft and a patrol boat search Florida west coast and Gulf waters for the 110 foot Nunoca overdue since July 1 with 21 passengers aboard from the British West Indies. Americans Mr and Mrs Warren and Mrs Hunter are among the passengers, while officials ray the vessel likely met trouble before reaching the Gulf.
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Coast Guard
Nunoca
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Straits
Gulf
Cubs
West Indies
Jamaica
Honduras
Georgetown
Louis R. Warren
Lee Hunter
Catherine Hunter
Mobile
Ala
Durbin Tibbetts
Jacksonville
Flay John and Lee Borden
Harold Eden
Slaying of 11 year old Helen Clevenger shocks city
A violinist was questioned early today in connection with the brutal slaying of 11 year old Helen Clevenger, found murdered in an Asheville North Carolina hotel. Two other men were detained for questioning.
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Helen Clevenger
New York University
Asheville, KW. C
Mystery woman found wounded in downtown church yard
Louisville police questioned Edna Morris, 33, of Cincinnati, after she was found dazed with facial wounds sewn with black thread and a button. She was jailed for disorderly conduct and vagrancy and disputed the July 15 car accident story while investigators traced her stories to Cincinnati Covington and Indianapolis.
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Louisville
City
William A. Oeltjen
Edna Morris
Cincinnati
Oeltjen
Ernest Smith
Relief in drought area expanded across eleven states
The Federal drought relief plan extends tonight to eleven southern, central and northwestern states. Resettlement Administrator Tugwell informs 16 state heads that at least 664,000 farmers and dependents must be aided immediately. Quick order calls for rapid application of aid in Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Western Wisconsin.
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Tt. G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Spain Suppresses Moroccan Revolt Amid Global Tension
Spanish air and naval forces moved to crush revolting soldiers in Spanish Morocco and the Canary Islands while the government claimed control of outbreaks in mainland Spain. Reports from Tangier described 20 000 rebels led by General Francisco Franco holding Moroccan territory. The border near Gibraltar was closed after clashes at La Linea with casualties.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spanish Morocco
Canary Islands
Spain
Tangier
Morocco
Francisco Franco
Oran
Algeria
Franco
Tetuan
Pines
Gibraltar
Iberian Peninsula
la Linea
Spanish Foreign Legion
Melilla
Ceuta
Africa
Las Palmas
Public health nurses aid sick children during Nashville milk strike
Nashville public health nurses delivered milk to dozens of homes after a strike by Nashville Pure Milk Company drivers disrupted service. Violence erupted as agitators boarded trucks and pulled drivers from seats. drivers were invited to join the milk drivers union. About 15 of 60 drivers joined the walkout while six men were arrested on disorderly conduct charges before release.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Pure Milk Company
Labor Temple
Hi Burton Wilkerson
Morgan Smith
Loop holes cited bonus payments in wage hour law
Washington July 18 the Walsh Healey act to take effect September 28. It requires 40 hour week, minimum wage, no child labor, sanitary conditions and public hearings to set wage levels. Manufacturers warn narrow exemptions limit reach. Bonus payments to veterans slow as bonds replace cash. Of 1.708 billion in bonds issued, 1.064 billion cashed so far. If trend continues, budget figures may need revision.
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Washington
Perkins
Walsh-Healey
National Association of Manufacturers
Miss Perkins
Labor Department
Treasury
Startling Developments in Hamm Kidnap Trial Forecast
In St Paul July 18 a federal case reports promised revelations in the Hamm kidnap trial. Gov witness Byron Bolton faces scrutiny as Archie Cary seeks links to the 1920 Saint Valentines Day massacre. District Attorney Sullivan notes no federal action against Brown and cites hearsay in Bolton’s testimony. Brown, named as the tip-off man, was suspended from the St Paul police department after testifying.
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ST. Paul
Tom Brown
Archie M. Cary
John Peifer
William Hamm, Jr
Brown
St. Valentine's Day
Bugs Moran
Chicago
U. S&s
F. Sulivan
Pei
Bolton
Townsend Leaders Endure Convention Rift at Townsend Plan Vote
At the Cleveland convention Townsend Club leaders maintained Dr. Francis E. Townsend’s control despite Socialist candidate Norman Thomas denouncing the age pension plan as unworkable. Delegates booed his remarks as debates on reorganizing the movement failed, and resolutions condemned a congressional probe while avoiding direct endorsement of any presidential candidate. Tomorrow’s session would feature Union party candidate William Lemke.
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Cleveland
Norman Thomas
Townsend Clubs
Francis E. Townsend
Thomas
Pie
Hoos
William Lemke
New Union Party
Gerald L. K. Smith
Gomer Smith
Smiths
Dr. Townsend
A. R. Wright
Townsend
Siow
Congressional Committee
Board of Directors
National Board
Ueorgne Piaalion
Jrous
Une
World Youth Conference
Geneva
Une Wouth
Duvelars
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Fla
Nusbaum
Wichita
Townsend Old Pension Movement
M’kellar
Highway Post
Kentucky Highway Department
Walls
Southern
Central
Northwest States
Hamm
Oldsters
W. B. Ragsdale
Ubeir
Hatels
Ciligens Pasha
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