Fundamentals by Edward J. Duffy
Washington July 20. As party leaders await Governor Alf Landon to accept the Republican nomination in Topeka, new factors such as drought labor dissension and Townsend convention developments influence campaign strategy. Both campaigns consult lieutenants and plan broad cross state efforts including senate and house races with governors. Roosevelt foes gather behind Lemke while minor candidates critique Roosevelt and Landon amid westward stumping and Maine focus.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Townsend
New York
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Roosevelt
Garner
West
Col
Frank Krox
Landon
East
John D. M. Hamilton
New England
Maine
William Lemke
R-Nz
New Union Party
F. E. Townsend
Charles BE. Coughlin
Gerald L. K. Smith
Lemke
Norman Thomas
D. Leigh Colvin
Earl Browder
Cleveland
Union Party
Congress
North Dakota
Cleveland Stadium
United States
In Short A Cinch
Twin Falls Idaho July 20 41 Pete Wray and Freddie Stone golfers have dominated recent matches but never won a cup. They will host a two run tournament offering two prizes, one for the winner and one for the runner up. The entry list will include only Wray and Stone.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Pete Wray
Freddie Stone
Wray
Stone
Real Thriller at Chicago Amusement Park Car Ride
Excitement seekers on a ride at a Chicago amusement park were shocked when a pistol fired after a rider kicked it from the holster of tireman John Connelly. The gun's discharge wounded two people as eight rode in the car.
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Chicago
John Connelly
Weather Summary For North Carolina And Vicinity
Fragmented climate notes describe cooler trends tonight and Tuesday with showers possible in the northeast. North Carolina expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with generally fair conditions. Temperatures show highs near yesterday and lows around pre-dawn readings, with scattered thundershowers likely in western and southern portions tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Hentock
Jace
German Born Musician Held For Questioning In Murder Case
A German born musician was taken into custody for questioning after police traced the time of the crime. He claims he was at home during the murder and provided an alibi, while investigators examine security footage and witness statements to locate any potential links to the case.
Violinist Wollner Detained in Clevenger Death Case
Sheriff Brown says witnesses can contradict alibi of Mark Wollner 35 year old concert violinist held for investigation in the murder of Helen Clevenger 18 year old NYU co ed at Battery Park hotel in Asheville. No charges yet. cautionary details of alibi and statements from Mildren Ward and others.
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Helen Clevenger
Mark Wollner
Ashey
N. C. Sheiff L. Brown
Wollner
Ali
Frank B. Gilbreth
Associated Press
Asheville, N. C
Laurence E. Brown
Clevenger
New York University
Woliner
Battery Park
Weollner
Mildren Ward
Mark
Bessie Ward
Wollmer
Ft P. Om
Milk Co Clashes With Labor Union in Nashville
The Nashville Milk Company faced a deliverymen strike since Friday night as 22 trucks ran under police escort. Union leaders aim to recognize a new chapter of the Chauffeurs Teamsters Stablemen and Helpers Union, with drivers handling emergency milk orders. A chancery court injunction and police protection followed, while the company blamed the union for disrupted service and warned of further action. Public health nurses delivered milk to sick children amid the dispute.
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Nashville
Nashville Milk Company
Chauffeurs, Teamsters, Stablemen and Helpers Union
Morgan Smith
Smith
Chancery Court
H. Burton Wilkerson
Woman Astronomer Brings Spectroscope Down to Earth
Miss Mary Wargo, a Pittsburgh University astronomer, demonstrated use of spectroscopy in textiles at MIT, revealing dress thread discoloration from tin and copper and identifying bronze residues from manufacturing processes. The findings show how light analysis can trace material flaws in everyday fabrics.
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Earth
Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press
Science
Cambridge
Mary BE. Wargs
University of Pittsburgh
Miss Varga
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gubernatorial Race Tightens Factions Align
July 20 report from Nashville shows Shelby County political boss E. H. Crump backing Gordon Browning while Senator K. D. McKellar supports Burgin E. Dossett. Crump and McKellar disclosed a later split in opinion though denying a break. State administration backs Dossett. Howse organization backs Browning.
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Nashville
Gordon Browning
Shelby County
E. H. Crump
Burgin E. Dossett
K. D. McKellar
Crump
McKellar
Dossett
Howse
Browning
State Administration
Dosset
MecKellar
Glass speech at bicentennial praised and denounced
Richmond July 20 771 State Senator Henry Wickham released a letter from Roswell Page a Virginia Democrat criticizing Senator Carter Glass for his Patrick Henry bicentennial address calling it gamned and uncalled for Wickham defended Glass saying he spoke his mind Page a former gubernatorial candidate noted the exchange but Wickham predicted Democrats would not lose votes for defending free speech Glass introduced Glass at the celebration.
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Richmond
Henry Wickham
Roswell Page
Virginia
Carter Glass
Wickham
Roosevelt
Glass
Patrick Henry
House of Burgesses
Page
Flogging Suspects Sought After Whitwell Mine Strife
Sheriff T E Coppinger sought at least three men in connection with floggings and vandalism during a Whitwell Coal mines labor dispute. One arrest made. warrants for others. Victims include Tom Guffey who says he was whipped by a masked assailant. Union refuses to deploy members until contract terms with United Mine Workers change. Authorities note no confirmed organized night riding, amid personal motive theory. A wagon-mine shack was set ablaze and worker Will Summers lashed.
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Whitwell
Tenn
T. E. Coppinger
Coppinger
Tom Guffey
Mack Diamond Company
Guffry
Chattanooga
United Mine Workers
Will Summers
Labor unrest sparked mass protest in Chattanooga
Organized labor demonstrations spread across multiple sites today with 800 striking workers in Chattanooga massing at the Bennett-Hubbard Candy Company amid a union drive. Guards and deputies protected the Northwestern Barb Wire plant in Sterlington after last week’s clashes and arrests. A separate bargaining effort emerged as 1,500 workers were expected to be recalled from another conflict zone.
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Associated Press
B& Peace
Chattanooga
Tenn
Erskine Mabee
Trades and Labor Council
Bennett-Hubbard Candy Comppany
Pound
Ten
Northwestern
Barb Wire Company
Ster Ung
Steel Workers
Amalgamated Steel, Plate and Tin Workers Union
Santa Aona
Calif
Orange County
Bennett-Hubbard Candy Company
Organized Labor
Candy Company
Western storms end hot weather across corn belt
Fresh clouds and crop saving showers moved over the nation s corn belt cooling heat waves and easing drought. Thunderstorms swept the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Missouri and eastern Nebraska Illinois and Missouri plus southern Indiana. Cooler weather was forecast for the North Central States tonight and tomorrow with more warmth in the Dakotas tomorrow afternoon. Texas and Oklahoma stayed hot as prices dipped on corn futures before steadying.
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Chicago
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsia
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Three Die and Seven Injured in Weekend Auto Accidents
In Tennessee over the weekend three people were killed in auto crashes near Tullahoma and South Pittsburgh. A Pace speeding car overturned, hurling Ted Hudson about 86 feet, killing him, while a companion flew 46 feet and was gravely hurt. Seven others were injured, including Luella Brown, 20, of Hillsboro, and Kathleen Jernigan, 16, of Dixon Springs. A separate crash destroyed the life of Miss Brown and injured several others in a McMinnville taxi collision.
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Washville
Tennessee
Tullaham
Pittsburgh
Ted Hudson
Tullahoma
Luella Brown
Hillsboro
Robert Lee Scott
McMinnville
Herman Hammer
Hammer
Kathleen Jernigan
Dixon Springs
Brown
Calvin Jordan
State and federal forces unite in infantile paralysis fight
Tennessee health commissioner Jay Tar Williams and federal health service official T Charles Armstrong led a survey of Tennessee areas affected by infantile paralysis. They planned talks with county health officials in Lawrenceburg Huntingdon and Jackson as Alabama reported two new cases, Tennessee one, and Mississippi none. The disease has claimed ten lives and left more than 170 children stricken while rural schools in Henderson and Lincoln counties faced possible closures due to the threat of an epidemic. J J N Baker Alabama health officer urged spraying avoiding migration and avoiding crowds while warning carriers can spread the germ and urging preventive vigilance in affected and unaffected regions.
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Nashville
Jay
W. OC. Williams
T. Charles Armstrong
Federal Health Service
Tennessee
Lawrenceburg
Huntingdon
Jackson
Alabama
Mississippi
G Henderson
Lincoln
Sam Perry
State Golf Association
J. J. N. Baker
Ds. Baker
Loyal government troops crush uprising in Madrid arrest over 1000 officers
Loyal forces in Madrid and southern Spain crushed the rebellion led by Gen. Francisco Franco. More than 1,000 officers were imprisoned in military barracks as government signals claimed complete control while conflicting reports spoke of rebel gains in Castille Aragon Navarre and Moroccan territory. Civil guards militia and police helped quell fighting at four Madrid barracks and the La Montana garrison.
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Madrid
Spanish Morocco
Spain
la Montane
Francisco Franco
Mediterranean
Morocco
Barcelona
Australia
Castille
Aragon
Navarre
Gibraltar
la Linea
Cadiz
Alexander H. Uhl
Conyright
Associated Press
Exchange Telegraph
Cibralttar
London
Heepa
Carabanchel
Getafe
Maria Christina
la Montana
Interior Ministry
Bants
Augusto Barca
Radiox
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Edward J. Duffy
Guffey
Gale
Dorothea Irene Turley
Greg Garcia
Ercet J. Turley
Arizona State Supreme Court
Turley
Phoenix
Entegl Press
Bogota
Colombia
Tuquerres
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