Grandi and four Italian ministers ousted in Mussolini shakeup
Rome July 20 AP Dino Grandi Italian Foreign minister resigns as Mussolini reorganizes cabinet. Five ministers and eleven secretaries displaced, Mussolini retains foreign affairs and corporations. Grandi, Rocco, Boscini, Giuliano, Battai among those leaving. Duce keeps control of key posts.
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Rome
Dino Grandi
Mussolini
Grandi
Alfredo Rocco
Antonio Broscini
Balbino Giuliano
Giuseppe Battai
Duce
Posti Mussolini
Interior
TJ Duce
Francesco Giunta
Signor Grandi
United States
Hoover
MacDonald
Great Britain
Laval
France
Anit
College Dental Work Is Probed By Trustees
In Knoxville Tennessee on July 20 a protest by Memphis dentists over the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry in Memphis spurred a trustees committee to investigate. The board rejected seven dental college faculty resignations and will meet with Memphis Dental Society representatives. A building program totaling about 420000 was announced, including 150000 to remodel the old library into an administration building, 200000 for a biology building, 50000 for connecting buildings at the Memphis division.
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Knoxville
Tene
Memphis Dentiste
University of Tennessee
College of Dentistry At
Memphis
Hiad
Memphis Dental Society
Libmary
Slivision
Baker Considers Highway to Great Smoky Park Route
Knoxville July 20. Baker proposes a route from Knoxville to Great Smoky Mountains National Park using federal aid emergency funds for highway work in Tennessee. Government money must be spent by July 1, 1988 with contracts let by year end and labor capped at 30 hours weekly. Accompanying him were state Highway Department officials and public roads bureau representatives.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Grease Smoky Mountains National Park
Akter
T. C. McEwen
J. E. Moreland
State Highway Department
Charles D. Sneed
Janus M. Angie
J. W. Ovier
L. M. Bare
Bureau of Public Roads
Knox County election registration hits record in bid race
Knoxville officials reported July 20 that with one precinct missing the August 4 primaries registration reached 8507, a record. Biennial registrations stood at 21398 and supplemental at 17168 as the count continues.
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Knoxville
Knox County
New York man pleads guilty to illegal parking
Vincent Costello told a magistrate he would not repeat the offense after pleading guilty. The magistrate approved a fine and noted the sale of the car for three dollars, demanding five dollars to settle the matter.
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New York
Vincent Costello
North Carolina Strike Break: 21 Mills Reopen in 4 Cities
The first break in the wholesale walkout that halted manufacturing in five North Carolina cities occurred when 21 mills resumed operations in Thomasville Lexington Kernersville and High Point. About 2 500 of more than 12 000 idle workers returned to work with plans for more reopenings as leaders say plants will stay open and resist further shutdowns.
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High Point
N. G
North Carolina
Thomasville
Kenersville
Lexington
Parry-Piswood Furniture
Kernersville
Prussia Placed Under Dictator To Curb Riots
Berlin reports the government moved to form a practical dictatorship over Prussia and impose martial law on Berlin and Brandenburg after days of deadly riots. Franz Von Papen named commissioner of Prussia and Franz Bracht appointed chancellors assistant with dictatorial powers inVon Papens name, while Prussian interior minister Karl Severing refused to accept the decree without force.
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Berlin
Prussia
Brandenburg
Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Franz Bracht
Essen
von Papen
Karl Severing
Gerd von Rund
Politics Roils Long Island Murder Probe in Mineola
A charged political row surrounds the Hy man Stark murder probe in Mineola as a grand jury consideration looms amid calls to remove District Attorney Elvin N. Edwards. Assemblyman Edwin W. Wallace backs Edwards while Gov Roosevelt weighs superseding him. A John Doe inquiry by Justine Meier Steinbrick into a separate beating case may announce findings and indictments for suspended officers.
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Mineola
N. Y
Long Island
Hyman Stark
Laville Cook
Roosevelt
Elvin N. Edwards
Albany
Edwin W. Wallace
Edwards
Fany Taull
Justine Meier Steinbrick
John Doe
East Side
Béwards
73rd Congress Faces 175 Fresh Names On Roll
Washington July 20 AP An eighth of the 435 House members are out before the campaign. Primaries redistricting and retirements trim the scene to 150 to 173 new names on the first roll call of the Seventy third Congress. Shifts in districts force 27 changes, while senatorial turnover remains slower. Several incumbents lose primaries or retire across states including Alabama Arkansas California Florida Georgia Winds Indiana Iowa Kansas and more.
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Washington
House
Matey
Congress
Brookhart
Towr
Morrison
North Carolina
Alabama
Patterson
Allgood
Arkansas
Effiegene Wingo
California
Crasl
Senate
Florida
Drang
Yon
Ruth
Bryan Qwen
Georgia
Crisp
Wright
Mobley
Laysen
M. D. Hull
Willum E. Hull
Igoe
Kunz
Chindblonm
Johnson
Dietetich
Indiana
Canfield
Gillen
Towa
Cole
Ramseyer
Kansas
Lambertson
Strong
Fair Continued Warm Tennessee and Virginia Tonight
Generally fair and continued warm tonight and Thursday with highs and lows noted. Readings taken at 6:00 daily by T. G Harris and Ls.W0 ding show yesterday's high near 94 and low around 38, with no rainfall recorded.
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Tennessee
Virginia
T. G Harris
Hoover Delays Relief Signing and CFR Reorganization
President Hoover has postponed signing the $2.1 billion relief bill to allow time to finish plans for reorganizing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, which will manage the emergency funds. The shift includes possible appointments to succeed Eugene Meyer and Paul Bestor, while the CFR moves to expedite distribution of state relief funds and public works allocations.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Bestor
Owen D. Young
Wilson W. Mills
Detroit
Arizona
Wiinota
New York
Pennsylvania
Bolivian Paraguyan border war tensions flare in Bolivia
Bolivians flood streets in La Paz demanding war after reports of 800 Paraguayan troops attacking Fort Mariscal Santa Cruz and ongoing fighting. About 10,000 gather before the presidential palace as President Salamanca vows Bolivians will defend against aggression. Fort Carlos Antonio Lopez seized by Paraguayans with casualties on both sides.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Fort Mariscal
Santa Cruz
Areva
Sature
Daniel Salamanca
Gran Chaco
Filcomayo
Asuncion
War Ministry
Carlos Antonio Lopez
Borah accused as tool in letters from Memphis controversy
July 20. Senator Borah of Idaho faced sharp criticism from Representative Crump of Tennessee for releasing letters from Memphis about government donated flour distribution to the needy. Crump called the charges of political manipulation by the Red Cross and the Democratic organization headed by Mrs Crump utterly false and absurd and demanded investigation.
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Memphis
Borah
Idaho
E. Crump
Tennessee
Crump
American Red Cross
Miyseld
Farm Board
Red Cross
Washington
Bordh
Canada May Be Ready to Break From U S Ties
Ottawa July 20 An empire conference speech raised the question of Canada breaking away from American commercial influence. Stanley M Bruce former Australian premier bluntly asked if a cohesive Empire trade policy would be bought at the cost of U S relations with Canada. He warned of a major problem posed by the United States as Canada’s large market and urged Canada’s chance to move toward independence.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Stanley M. Bruce
Australia
Bruce
Taft
U. S
One Killed in Fight for Jobs at Illinois Dam Site
In Marseilles Illinois a gun and fist clash over hiring left one man dead and more than twenty injured. Unemployed union members from Joliet and others protested nonunion labor on a state waterway project, fatally shooting Steve Sutton before officers detained Dwight Wallace as incident escalated.
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Marseilles
Illinois
Steve Sutton
Joilet
Til
Dwight Wallace
New Orleans
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Prohibition Repeal Debate Shapes 1930 Campaign Attacks
In a crowded policy collage Roosevelt's wife backs repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment citing failure to curb vice. Senator McKellar blasts Hoover for extravagance as Byrd criticizes Congress. McCormick blames Reds in tax law, Garner camps at home, Tunney campaigns, Thomas plans July push, Butler withdraws, Reynolds eyes North Carolina race.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Spe
McKellar
Tenn
Hoover
Congress
Richard E. Byrd
Boston
Byrd
Chicago
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Garner
Uvalde
Texas
Gene Tunney
Columbia
Connecticut
Norman Thomas
Smedley D. Butler
Pennsylvania
Robert R. Reynolds
Senate
North
Karclas
Roosevelt
Heaver
Dollar Wheat Plan Aims For One Dollar A Bushel Price
North Dakota farmers in Tolna rally to hold wheat for a dollar a bushel starting August 1 as a nationwide price plan. Dell Willis chairs groups in over 400 townships pledging to store grain until demand meets the set price, with a ten percent sell each month to maintain order. Federal July estimates show North Dakota poised for 124.6 million bushels of wheat. U.S. total 787 million.
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Tolna
N. D
North Dakota
United States
Dell Willis
Tolua
North
Dakota
Wills
Willis
Hummel Resigns From Canadian National Railways
Montreal July 20 L V Hummel assistant to the president of the Canadian national railways resigned today. The move follows Sir Henry Thornton stepping down as president yesterday.
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Hummel
Montreal
Que
L. V. Hummel
Canadian National Railways
Sir Henry Thornton
Slaying case delayed as wounds guide proceedings
Preliminary hearing for TE M. Cox and M. Cox charged in the shooting at Cox's filling station was postponed to August 6 after state and defense counsel agreed to delay pending Thompson's recovery. The elder Cox, his son, and a third man face murder and attempted murder charges related to the Bevington killing and Thompson and Potter injuries. Thompson's condition improved. doctors expect bullet removal after healing. Funeral services for Guy Bevington Jr. were held.
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TE. M. Cox
M. Cox
Guy Bevington, Jr
Fred Thompson
Glen Potter
A. N. Hawk
T. Herndon
Shelburne Ferguson
James R. Worley
John Blevins
Thompso
Cox
Bevington
Thompson
Potter
Coxes
Roy Gaines
Guy Bevington
Cryle Bevington
Story Lo
Paul le Thompson
Oy Thompson
Smith and Wesson
Times
Jy Sulliver
Marsh Clinic
T. T. McNeer
Colton
Lttle Hope
Danzer Potter
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Susie Ballo
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Dollar Wheats Plan OF Farmers
T. M. Cox
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