French Statesman Poised to Form Crisis Cabinet
Paris July 22 Raymond Poincare the veteran statesman is set to form a national ministry as Herriot’s two day old government collapses. The tentative senate circulated list places Poincare as finance minister with Aristide Briand as foreign minister. Briand resigned last week after Herriot blocked dictatorial powers for Briand’s finance chief Joseph Cailliaux.
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One Killed and Wounded in Broadway Jewelry Robbery
Five robbers stormed a daylight robbery at a Broadway jewelry store on Broadway and 150th Street. Aaron Rodack, the proprietor, was killed while Henry Freifeld, a clerk, was seriously wounded as they tried to defend the store’s jewelry. The robbers fled through a crowd but did not take any loot.
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Brookhart Accepted as Iowa Senate Nominee
Des Moines July 22 Colonel Smith Brookhart today is named the United States Senate nominee of Iowa Republicans despite a past central committee split. He pledged to win in the fall and return to Washington to tell the truth about farm conditions, insisting the truth harmed his seat previously but he would tell it again.
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Broadcasting Station Sold to the Radio Corporation
New York July 22. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company has sold REAP, a leading broadcasting station, to the Radio Corporation of America which runs PIZ, another prominent station. WEAF transfer will occur before year’s end, with each station to operate on its current wavelength for now. AT&T said WEAF began as an experimental station, and the experiment showed broadcasting aims remained clear.
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Dividend rate cut announced by Lorillard Company
New York July 22. Lorillard company said it would pay dividends on common stock at 8 percent instead of 12 percent beginning October 1. An official statement cited the firm’s strong financial condition. Wall Street rumors that directors were selling shares were denied.
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Weather Experts Promise Showers Across Region
Government forecast notes heat relief by tonight in the Ohio Valley and lower lake region with cooler air expected in Tennessee and the middle Atlantic states. Thunder showers likely in the Washington forecast district within 36 hours, but fair weather anticipated Friday from northern New England to Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Bank Indictments In Ohio Grand Jury Returns 21
Neubenville Ohio July 22 Twenty one indictments charging criminal responsibility for the May 15 crash at the Union Savings Bank of Yorkville were returned by the Jefferson county grand jury today.
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Red Grange Cast As Respondent In Divorce Case
Los Angeles July 22 A cross complaint in a divorce suit names Red Grange the football star as a respondent. Charles A Taylor oil dealer alleges his wife Clarice Taylor became infatuated with Grange and describes rides empty seat beside him and intimate phone calls and hotel meetings. The husband says the actions are foolish and degrading and a continuation is noted on page six.
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Convicts escape from Texas prison farm in armed raid
Near Midway, Texas three men in a car shot guard Will Raider at Ferguson State Prison Farm, freed six long term convicts, and fled with keys. Guards pursued as the automobile disappeared. The raid left the rest of the inmates confined and the escape under active manhunt.
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Weather alerts for Virginia and Tennessee brief update
Locally only scattered thundershowers in Virginia tonight and Friday with cooler conditions in the far north. Tennessee anticipates thundershowers this afternoon or tonight, followed by cooler nights, and mostly fair Friday with cooler air in the east and central portions.
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East swelters in severest heat wave in years
The East endured a brutal heat wave with readings reaching 105 in Hagerstown and Frederick Maryland and 104 in Washington, 102 in Baltimore, 100 in Philadelphia and Jersey City. New York hit a peak of 96 as several weather records fell and heat deaths were reported across multiple states. Showers were forecast for today.
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Mellet Murder Mystery Stirs Canton Police
Canton July 22 The murder of Don R. Mel lett Canton newspaper publisher remains unsolved seven days after his death. Arrested suspects denied key details about the day before the shooting and about time in Canton. Detectives believe links lie in the Canton underworld and continue probing the vice context surrounding Mel lett’s death.
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Heat Wave Grips Eastern States Amid Record Costs
Washington reports last fiscal year cost of government rose by 55.8 million to 3.585 billion, led by ordinary expenditures and debt service. War and navy cuts and declines in interior and labor outlays noted. Heat wave continues with prostrations rising and scattered showers forecast to relieve eastern regions.
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Roanoke Endures Heat Wave With 104 Degree Peak
Roanoke Virginia on July 22 faced record heat as the day’s high reached 104 and Tuesday’s 102 prior. Morning readings hovered near 86 while Wednesday marked Roanoke’s hottest day ever. City crews laid sand on downtown streets as tar paving melted, and workers at Norfolk and Western reported a thermometer climbing to 117 in the afternoon. No heat prostrations were reported.
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Temperatures in the South Range Around the 100 Mark
The past week of heat peaked yesterday with South Region readings near 100 degrees. Several deaths and many prostrations followed the swelter, including two in Danville Virginia and one in Covington Kentucky. Newberry South Carolina reached 108, with Greenwood 106 and Columbia and Spartanburg 104.
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Heat records fall as Petersburg endures extreme heat
Petersburgh Virginia July 22 The heat record continues as temperatures rise with the shade reading hitting 100 degrees yesterday and at 10 am today. No deaths or prostrations from the heat were recorded.
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Fifth Hot Day Delivers Record Heat in Danville
Danville Virginia reports a fifth consecutive heat day with the government thermometer at 95 degrees by 10 a.m. The sun shines in a clear sky, sleep is scarce, and no heat emergencies or deaths are recorded. Many workers suffered yesterday in factories and public works before relief arrived.
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Bristol Sweltering Under Severest Heat
Bristol Tenn Va July 22 with the dry weather continuing little change in temperature noted for two days. The highest yesterday was 101 and at 8 this morning 78. The thermometer showed 89 at 11, three degrees cooler than yesterday. No deaths or prostrations reported in the region. Nights remain cool.
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Thundershowers Forecast Amid Hottest Weather in Eight Years
Norfolk forecast calls for showers today tonight and tomorrow as the city endures the hottest period in eight years. Yesterday afternoon’s temperature hit 101 degrees while this morning stood at 82 and by 10 o’clock had risen to 91.
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