Stock Prices Rally as Waldaeur Inquiry Targets High Levels
In New York on July MH stock prices rose to high levels amid heavy trading. More than 00,000 shares changed hands in 11 hours, with prominent issues advancing up to 50 cents. The market followed optimism from federal reserve data and improved metal demand. An invitation to subpoena Gov. Gordon Browning staff members extended to Waldauer as county voting lists face a purge inquiry, with accusations of fraud and tactics surrounding registration cards.
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Weather Summary for Tennessee and Kentucky
Fragmented forecast notes fair conditions with slight temperature changes and light winds. Coastal areas may see showers tonight with warmer, partly cloudy conditions Tuesday after a period of unsettled weather across South Carolina and nearby regions.
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Tennessee expenses come in under budget for year
Nashville July 25. Total expenditures of Tennessee's state government for the year ending June 30 amounted to 16,986,133, almost four million dollars under legislative appropriations. Budget Director Henry Burke cited 3,306,961 spent to balance the budget and 614,579 unspent. The first full year of the social security program cost 1,998,504, with federal and county contributions totaling 2,203,444, making a total of 4,002,038. The legislature had appropriated 2,525,000 for social security.
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Deep South Leaf Growers Await Opening Of Market
Growers in Georgia and northern Florida await the opening day of the tobacco market on Thursday July 28. About 70 million pounds of Georgia bright leaf are expected to move to buyers and then to cigarette production, with much of the crop aging and curing before use in 1943.
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TVA Director Defends Rate Fixing Move In Hearings
TVA Director David Lilienthal defended actions fixing power rates in September 1923 amid a congressional inquiry. He claimed board authority and prior discussions with colleagues, noting the schedule was a proposed level for negotiations, not a final rate. Dr. Arthur Morgan had alleged the fix lacked consent, but Lilienthal cited board minutes and prior actions as authorization.
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Plot to influence jury in Harlan labor trial unfolds in last week
In London Kentucky FBI and Clay County officers searched for informants as the Harlan anti labor conspiracy trial nears its end. Investigators report an informant could not be found and three men were ordered from near the jury area for parading with defendant Merle Middleton. Deputy marshals secured the jury quarters amid tensions from mountain feuds in Clay County.
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FDR Crosses Line Twice to Assure Rites of Neptune
President Roosevelt sails aboard the cruiser Houston near Sullivan Bay Galapagos Islands after doubling Equator crossing. The fishing party anchors south of the Equator to stage Neptune ceremonies with roguish festivities as pollywogs await shellbacks.
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Barristers Seek Perfect Justice in ABA Address
Cleveland July 25 cP Arthur T Vanderbilt president of the American Bar Association urged lawyers to perfect justice to guard democracy against intolerance. He warned about threats of concentrating opponents in Alaska and noted divisions between conservative and liberal camps endangering reason and common sense.
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Jersey City
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Farle Supported by Party Leaders
Democratic leaders in Harrisburg rally behind Gov. George H. Earle as he fights a grand jury probe into Pennsylvania's 'little New Deal' and calls for a special session to curb inquiries and defend legislative and executive rights amid charges of blackmail extortion and coercion linked to a bitter primary battle within the party.
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Arab market hit by hazardous device in Haifa chaos
At Haifa, a hazardous device exploded in the crowded Arab market, killing 39 and wounding between 50 and 69 as sectarian clashes spread. Police and troops fanned out after the blast, curfews were imposed, and ambulances removed the dead while fear and panic gripped the mixed Jewish Arab city.
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Last Minute News Flashes From July 25
Coroners jury orders Mrs Maz Comer 43 held for grand jury action in the illegal operation death of Mrs Justine Crosser Sweeney 29 wife of a government attorney and daughter of Ohio Rep Crosser. Pick-a-back plane Mercury departs St Lawrence River for Botwood on return trip from Port Washington N C to rekindle. A UAW dispute erupts as supporters demand admittance to union HQ during trials of suspended officers. Atlanta Athens and Dallas prisoner escapes prompt a manhunt for 25 escapees, first major breakout since chains were removed from legs on July 15.
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Sullivan County OKs 200000 School Bond Issue
Sullivan County Court approved a 200000 school bond issue after a stormy two hour session in Blountville July 25 and rejected a bid to ease beer restrictions near schools churches or dance halls The vote to issue bonds was 26 6 and an advisory committee of seven magistrates will work with the school board on building locations and funds beyond the 9158000 already allocated
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Flooded areas face aid as skies clear and crops suffer
Floods across New England cause millions in damages to crops and property. Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island report heavy tobacco and textile losses. thousands homeless. four lives lost in New Jersey, three in Ohio. Hero rescues marooned families along San Saba river. Continued rain threatens future floods. New Jersey crop losses reach 500000, Pennsylvania 1000000, West Virginia 200000. Senator Vandenberg guesses Roosevelt seeks third term. Murphy hints at longer leadership. Hopkins tied to third-term talk.
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Georgia Primary Problems for Roosevelt Endorsement
Washington reports unusual issues in the Georgia Democratic senatorial primary as two of four candidates oppose Roosevelt policies. U.S. District Attorney Lawrence Camp emerges as a possible direct endorsement target for Roosevelt during his Georgia visit next month. Camp is a newcomer allied with Richard B. Russell Jr. and faces rivals Senator Walter F. George and former Governor Eugene Talmadge, who have built their own political machines.
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O'Daniel Assures Good Government in Texas Landslide
Dallas July 25 AF W Lee O'Daniel told the public he would be a regular fellow and rejected a dictatorship claim. The landslide reshaped Congress with Maury Maverick and Morgan Sanders among those affected. Fourteen infants had already been named for O'Daniel, and election returns show 403,582 votes for a 17,963 margin over opponents.
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Puerto Rico parade shooting wounds injure many
Police fired on crowds during a Puerto Rico anniversary parade in Ponce. Major General Blanton Winship and several officials were unhurt. two people were killed and about 20 injured. A Nationalist party suspect was killed, a Puerto Rico National Guard officer fatally wounded, and arrests were reported as order was restored.
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One in Thirty-Seven Criminals Found by ABA Panel
Indianapolis July 25 A report by the American Bar Association law enforcement committee says one in thirty seven Americans is a criminal with about 200000 citizens likely to commit murder before they die. The group calls crime America's major problem and notes no specific prevention steps, favoring more officers over sweeping freedoms. The panel disclaims focus on juvenile delinquency prevention or other criminal law fields.
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