Indiana Guards Protect Coal Mine After Large Picket Line
DUGGINK Ind July 21. Three Indiana national guards companies were ordered toward the Hoosier mine as about 1200 pickets, including miners and their wives, gathered to protest and demand protection for 20 non union workers who refuse to leave. Governor Leslie and Sheriff Williams planned to meet troops at Shakamak State Park, with no arrests expected as long as pickets stay orderly. The mine is under a federal injunction shielding workers from interference.
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New Probe Into Pen Death Looms
Jacksonville July 21 AP Commissioner of Agriculture Nathan Mayo a Florida prison board member promised further inquiry into the torture death of Arthur Maillefort a 19 year old New Jersey convict in a food camp near here Maillefort died of strangulation with a chain short his neck in a sweat box Mayo said we would make inquiry into treatment accorded prisoners by Captain J H Baker who had charge of the camp where Maillefort died Meanwhite Al Gorman chair man of the grand jury that indicted two officials of the road camp said he had received a letter telling of the death of a prisoner at the Raiford prison camp to which Captain Baker has just been transferred Copies of the letter Gorman said have been referred to Mayo Governor Carlton and the foreman of the Bradford county grand jury and to prison authorities at Raiford San Francisco Holman Williams a Detroit negro upset in Olympic boxing tryouts by eliminating Richard Carter national AAU 126 pound champion.
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Mussolini Takes Over Grandi's New Duties In Cabinet Shakeup
In Rome on July 21 Premier Mussolini began assuming the duties of the foreign affairs and corporations ministries after a cabinet shakeup. Dino Grandi, departing the Chigi Palace for a month’s vacation, is slated for an ambassador post to Britain with London likely next.
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O Connor charge called absurd by GOP leader Snell
Washington July 21 AP Republican Leader Snell dismissed Democratic claims that the GOP campaign is funded by federal tax refunds. He argued the charge is as absurd as O Connors assertion of Democratic treasury funds. Snell noted prominent Democrats received large refunds and cited joint committee approval requirements.
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Prussia’s Cabinet to Be Deposed as New Dictatorship Rules
Berlin reports say Prussia’s new dictatorship moved into action with martial law. Franz Bracht, chosen by Chancellor Von Papen, assumed duties and signaled federal plans to remove Prussian ministers. Formal moves target officials including Police Chief Albert Gracsi Sinist and aides Bernhard Weiss and Albert Helm as resistance grows.
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Striking workers return as mills reopen in High Point
About 2,000 industrial workers report back to work in High Point North Carolina while roving bands and pay strike action ease. Four nearby centers and Thomasville Kernersville Jamestown stay quiet with mills operating normally and a total of about 6,000 still on strike for wage adjustments. A vote today will decide if hosiery and textile operatives accept a $2 scale.
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Capone Serves Time as Shoemaker in Atlanta Penitentiary
Report from H. W. Bradshaw in Atlanta details Al Capone now working as a cobbler in the federal prison. The former Chicago crime boss has adapted to routine, captaining an indoor baseball team and accepting correction without resentment while reading papers and listening to radio. Capone, once feared as a rackets king, now says rackets lead only to prison and aims to finish his ten year sentence for tax evasion.
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Grand jury begins death case in Hyman Stark killing
In Mineola North Dakota an extraordinary grand jury starts considering the death of Hyman Stark. Twelve county police are jailed on second degree murder charges and conspiracy to obstruct, linked to Stark's beating after he allegedly assaulted the mother of a detective during a home robbery. The stenographer records testimony at the hearing. The panel may conclude by mid afternoon.
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Boyd Claims Job Offered for Aid in McAlister Endorsement
Nashville July 21 A statement by Adjutant General W C Boyd says he was approached on several occasions to back Hill McAlister for governor. He claims assurances of his future security as head of the national guard if McAlister won. Boyd cites two reasons for rejecting the offer, including E H Crump's influence in McAlister's camp and McAlister's opposition to Governor Pony. Ottawa Ills dynamite found behind offices of construction firm tied to clash with unions.
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Heat Toll Rises As Relief Delays Spark Fatal Heat
Heat deaths rise by 28 in scattered areas as relief delays persist across the plains and Midwest. Minneapolis records 102 degrees while showers ease the heat from Texas to Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma. El Paso remains at 100 degrees as more communities brace for cooling relief.
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Kidnapped Silk Truck Drivers From Burlington
Two Burlington North Carolina truckmen Edward Rowe and Paul Vance were abducted at 4 a m in front of 410 Washington street by two robbers. They were forced into a sedan and taken across the Queensboro Bridge to the Winfield area where they were released after their truck and trailer containing unfinished artificial silk valued at $40 000 was driven away. The silk was bound for Smith Brothers near Light Street and they reported the crime to police after reaching a station.
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Weather Summary For Tennessee Virginia Tonight Through Friday
Tennessee shows generally fair conditions with continued warmth. Friday may bring scattered afternoon thundershowers in the northern portion. Virginia reports local thundershowers tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Yesterday’s high reached 96, low not listed. no rain reported on the same date last year. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. daily for the preceding 24 hours by T. Harris U.S.W.O.
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Election board power in voter registration dispute
Nashville July 21 AP An Advocate General opinion says the Shelby County election board cannot strike illegal names from registration lists by statute or inherently. The board should inform election judges to investigate, notify the grand jury, and present facts for action. The Shelby board asked if it could delete illegally registered voters in light of county investigations.
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Prisoner’s Beating Probe Promised After Conference
Atlanta July 21 The assistant solicitor general John Hudson announced a grand jury and inquiry into a prisoner who says he was beaten while pinned in wooden stocks. The case involves W Eden who sues for 100000 against county convict camp officials, raised by his mother Mrs J W Fallant of Atlanta.
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Editor shot in aftermath of Jonesboro church war
In Jonesboro Arkansas on July 21 editor James F Young Jr 24 of the Craighead County Journal was wounded on Main Street. Walter Montague 40 was arrested and admitted shooting him claiming no further motive. Young has been a vocal critic of Baptist evangelist Joe Jeffers who sparked the church conflict. Police report Montague anger stemmed from printing circulars for his father. The town faced turmoil with National Guardsmen at times.
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Treasury orders bonus seekers to leave Washington
The Treasury Department ordered evacuation of all government buildings along Pennsylvania Avenue occupied by the Bonus Army. Police were told to clear adjoining vacant lots where crude shelters were built. Pelham D. Glassford planned the move, while about 4000 Veterans Administration members began returning home, with Roy W. Robertson saying his contingent would depart within 48 hours by freight trains rather than VA transport.
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East Tennessee Taxpayers Meet Form Regional Association
East Tennessee county taxpayers leagues will meet in Greenville on Saturday at 2 p m to form an East Tennessee association. The Jefferson county league will present a legislative program for tax relief and seek adoption. Representatives from 14 counties are expected.
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State Senator Charged with Man Slaughter in Auto Death
Nashville July 21 AP Senator Charles Cornelis faces a man slaughter charge after Samuel Bacigalupo was struck by his car. The accident occurred last night in front of Bacigalupo’s home. Cornelis said the boy darted across the street and he could not avoid the collision. He posted 2000 bond and was released.
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Bolivian War Urged Amid Boundary Dispute Rally
In La Paz on July 21 Bolivian crowds demand war with Paraguay over the boundary dispute. About two thousand women pledged their lives to defend Bolivia, a troop train and reinforcements moved toward Gran Chaco, and banks and parties offered support as Paraguay warned of a defensive stance.
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