Hungary plans five year exile for 400000 Jews
Budapest reports Hungary enacts a Jewish law to reduce Jewish economic presence over five years. The plan, influenced by Nazi policy, targets 700000 Jews, aiming to slash representation in industry, commerce, and professions to six percent. Exile, land reform, and asset liquidation accompany the measures, with social and educational restrictions growing.
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Daniel DE Lice
Budapest
Associated Press
Hungary
Germany
Italian Campiles
Unoir
Hingsi'lina
Ter Bank
First Stage Lift Of Squalus Targeted By End Of Month
PORTSMOUTH N H July 25 P Lieut Commander Charles B Momsen said a first stage lift of the sunk submarine Squalus may be possible by month’s end though completion will require more work and time The salvage plan calls for staged lifts of the craft and its wreckage as crews recover the dead and address underwater hull sections
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Portsmouth
N. H
Charles B. Momsen
Navy
Squalita
Weather Showee and scattered showers across regions
Forecaster notes scattered thunder showers and warmer conditions in New Virginia area Monday afternoon. Kentucky reports scattered showers on Sunday and Monday with cooler temps late Monday, while additional showers are possible in nearby regions.
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Teresa
Jwermon
Biydiay Qaneh
Wife pleads for life of minister held by Arabs
In Jerusalem on July 22 Mrs Gerould R Goldner, wife of Pastor A Mogadore, wrote a plea for the release of her husband held by Arab abductors after being seized in Palestine. She appealed to his captors to treat him with honor as a guest and to ensure his safe return. Authorities and security forces intensified efforts as hope waned. Her message was relayed for publication and reflects a desperate family appeal amid the kidnapping.
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Toni
Gerould R. Goldner
A. Mogadore
Palestine
Diggfree
Jerusalem
Rev
Gerould P. Goldner
Ghia Pastor
Pastor
Kingsport Traffic Safety Drive Cuts Speeding Since June
Kingsport records show no traffic deaths in the 24 hour period ending at midnight, continuing a string of days without fatalities. A citywide safety drive led by Chief Crawford since June 22 has doubled traffic violator citations and fines, with Judge Bond issuing stricter penalties for speeding. Patrolmen hold mixed views on speeding trends as the campaign progresses.
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Kingsport
Will Graham
Kings Port Negro
Lanelty
Neai
Crawford
Fiied
Chef Crawford
Naevolotion Bond
Weservers
Lhis
Hull Boomed for President by Gov Cooper at World’s Fair
New York July 22 The secretary of state Cordell Hull was boomed for the presidency during Tennessee Day ceremonies at the World’s Fair. Governor Prentice Cooper lauded Hull’s trade treaty program as a great contribution to the nation. Senate speaker Alan Maxwell and Sgt. Alvin York praised Tennessee’s role in American democracy as crowds cheered. A 19 gun salute, guest book signing, and concerts highlighted the event.
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New York
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Hull
Prentice Cooper
United States
Court of States
Alan Maxwell
Tennessee Senate
Watauga Association
America
Alvin York
Nant
W. D. Hudson
Public Utilities
Gov. Cooper
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Court of Peace
Perylon Hall
The
Elks'’ Band of
Chattanooga
A, and I Concert Singers
Tennessee Mountain Singers
Seven Thousand Added To Tennessee Pension Lists
Nashville July 22 Welfare Commissioner Paul Savage announced about 7000 persons would be added to the old age pension list next week, bringing Tennessee near a planned 14,000 cap by December. The expansion aims to reach all eligible needy over 65 through higher appropriations and smaller average grants. Delays in payments occurred due to rolls revision and office changes. checks will go out July 24.
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Nashville
Paul Savage
Tennessee
Savage
Welfare Department
Sec
Revised Federal Tax Laws Viewed As Encouragement To Business
New York July 22 Tax experts view the revised federal laws as an incentive for long range business recovery The changes include carryover losses almost unlimited for investment losses and removal of barriers to stock investments These provisions could spark expansion in stock bond and real estate markets and widen capital for future business growth
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JOMN
New York
Tax Research Institute of America, Inc
Institute
Tax Institute
Jones
Lending program attacked by Byrd in Senate action
Senator Byrd denounces President Roosevelt's lending plan as a spending scheme in a statement after the Senate Banking Committee approved 4.4 million in sending for road rail equipment and reclamation projects. The panel trimmed totals, added western reclamation funds, and kept the bill for Senate debate with hopes to pass before week end.
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Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Roogevell
Berkley
D-Sty
Senate
Banking Committee
Barkley
Adams
D-Col
Body of Attacked Young Girl Found Near Attica
The mutilated body of 11 year old Elizabeth DeBridker was found in a gravel pit near Hartison Hills Country Club. Fountain County Coroner Wisher Myers said she was sexually assaulted and murdered after vanishing from a 4 H Club meeting. The body was located by a sheriff after a search of the area.
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Attica
Ind
Elizabeth DeBridker
Hartison Hills Country Club
Fountain County
Wisher Myers
Figures Support Arms Statement
Washington July 22. Mid year 1939 figures on licensed exportations of arms and war implements to Great Britain and France show that neutrality policy had hurt American business. Less than 50 million out of billions spent by England and France on rearmament reached the United States, with potential embargoes likely raising that figure to hundreds of millions if conditions changed.
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Kirkell
Washington
Amparicare
Great Britain
France
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
England
Angrass
Agate
Airplane Feeder System Planned for Tri City Airport
The Tri City airport commission will discuss a proposed Air Line Feeder Systems plan to start a feeder network linking nearby communities to a trunk line hub. Air Line Feeder Systems Inc of New York seeks five permits, three to place Tri City on the landing list, with routes potentially to Cincinnati Lexington Asheville Spartanburg Augusta Jacksonville and direct connections to Norfolk Richmond Lynchburg Roanoke Greensboro Goldsboro Winston Salem and Raleigh. The plan aims to transport passengers mail and baggage from underserved communities to established airports.
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American Airlines, Inc
Tri-City
Sie
E. W. Palmer
Cincinnati
Lexington
Ashevite
Spartanburg
Augusta
Jacksonville
Tne
Palmer
Norfolk
Rishmond
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Greensboro
Gnldsboro
Winston Salem
Raleigh
Will Paints
County Democratic Leaders Move Toward Convention Primary Split
Democratic leaders in Sullivan County map efforts to switch from primaries to conventions for 1930 nominations. They warn primaries drain funds as candidates spend while losses undercut party unity, urging a system that ensures district representation and strong county-wide support.
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Sullivan Coumnhayes
General Assembly
Hert Agad
Peveral
County to Reduce Debt Under Bonds
Sullivan county plans to lower bonded indebtedness to 2 855 500 by August 1 through paying highway bonds totaling 100 009. State assumes 11 183 000 of the debt, leaving 1 762 500. July 1 payments of 22 000 retired 212 000 since January. 20 000 bonds to be refunded. no more due this year. Since September 1936, retiring 441 000 in bonds. after referendum authorizations for school bonds 300 000 and 200 000. County’s finances sound, auditor to report end of fiscal year August 31. Delinquent taxes on 1938 could save 1 by paying before month’s start.
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Sullivan County
T. R. Bandy
Bandy
Worley Wain
Miners in Harlan rally as peace pact ratified
The United Mine Workers of America unanimously ratified the Knoxville peace agreement in Harlan Ky and idle miners will return to work Monday. The deal waives a union shop demand and ends eviction actions while 800 guardsmen are recalled. Governor Chandler and Brig. Gen. Carter discussed the guard presence and legal probes remain ongoing for the July 22 clashes that left two union men dead and several wounded.
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Harlan
Knoxville
United Mine Workers of America
George S&s. Wood
Harlan County Coal Opera Night & Union Committee
Faiows
Knoxville Taxi Wednesdry
Unnion
Carter
Bilerbe Carter
Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
of Nations
Acaivily
Harlan County
Peace Parley With Fuehrer Still Pending
Amid rumor filled European capitals Britain disowns official link to peace talks with Adolf Hitler while indications persist of discussions on a long range settlement. Churchill and the foreign office downplay progress as Moscow weighs a three power pact and Danzig peace questions loom amid broader tensions. In Shanghai a violent assault on two newspapers backed Chiang Kai-shek leaves many dead or wounded and an American former Philadelphian, A F Wilson, among the victims.
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Aind Tali
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Fuehrer
Germany
Chamberlain
London
Danzig
Moscow
Russia
Rusebla
Paris
Levine
Lohalanzeiger
Dangig
Great Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Tientsin
Shanghai
Chiang Hai-thek
A. F. Wilson
Shangha
China Coast
Chiang Kai- Shek
Internasonal setUement
Tan
Fred
Parachute Jump At World’s Fair Traps Couple In Air
At the New York World’s Fair a 250 foot captive parachute mishap left Deputy Sheriff Lawrence Tetrault aged 30 and his sister in law Agnes Nielsen aged 27 suspended 140 feet above ground for 25 minutes before mechanics freed them. The incident follows a similar event two weeks earlier when another couple were trapped for five hours. A broken wire and a loose ring caused tonight’s failure, as the pulley and guide rope system malfunctioned and released the parachute.
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New York
Lawrence Tetrault
Brentwood
Agnes Nielsen
Woburn
Mass
Myr Nelius Rathnerne
Ss Prom
Lowe Islanders
J. Cox
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Cooper
Secretary of State
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Dutch Schultz Wang
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Judge Bandy
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