Senator Vandenberg Attacks For Loan Program
Senator Vandenberg denounces the administration’s multi-billion lending plan as a device to cheat the debt limit and socialize business. He critiques the proposed $2,499,900,000 loan measure amid Senate rules debate and House delays. Roosevelt returns to Washington to monitor progress as leadership seeks adjournment and housing measures face delays.
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Weather forecast for Tennessee and Kentucky
Tennessee and Kentucky forecast shows mostly fair to wet conditions with scattered showers. Temperatures vary with brief changes due to fronts, and northern areas may see a few showers Wednesday with rising humidity.
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Taft to Announce Low Grain Prices Plan Soon
Washington July 25 Close friends of Senator Taft say no definite statement on a Republican presidential bid is ready. A letter to Ohio supporters may authorize access to delegates and outline views on national issues. The article notes perplexing grain price movements and recommended farm loans tied to crop futures.
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Cole Found Guilty in Roosevelt Thomas Slaying
Cole was found guilty in the Roosevelt Thomas slaying case. The court heard Cecil Chilton’s defense, and Judge Cutler sentenced Cole to a lengthy term. The trial linked Cole to plans involving Port Colp and other parties, with references to a 20 year penitentiary sentence sought.
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Farley Likely to Draw Fire From Both Sides in 1946
Washington dispatch reports that Jim Farley may face opposition from multiple camps as a possible 1946 Democratic era target. Analysts note his vow to stay neutral on key party lines, while third term advocates push for his support or restraint amid looming party debates.
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Bridges Attacks Rankin Policies in Uhely States
Bridges assails Rankin on New Laglaiders and a Bidens stand in the way of a Nitti TVA reform. Rankin urged removal of a policy hindering state power and criticizes wages and hours timetables, drawing criticism from officials and lawmakers.
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Louisiana Gil Scandal Probe Expanded
Agents extend the Louisiana Gil scandal probe as federal grand jury questions Rankin. Governor Long reserves resignation of Tonkiva and names Emmet Clements as replacement amid conflicts in the censorship department and a $450,000 geology building grant at LSU. Oil conservation officials from Washington arrive to oversee the inquiry.
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Still Nabs Youth for Gun Assault
Roy Fields, 22, charged in a warrant with felonious shooting, was arrested at 5 am by Deputy Stil in the Clinchfield railroad yards. He appeared in city jail for a preliminary hearing and could not post 1000 bond. Fields reportedly admitted firing at Arthur Grizete after threats with a hammer and knife.
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Bomb Threat Against Newport Mansion Over Devine Deal
Crude note threatens to bomb the Newport home of Mrs Angela Kaufman if Harlan's Mother Divine remains in a society resort. Officers found the note last night inside a broken dining room window at Kaufman’s mansion. The missive, signed with hostile callouts toward Father Divine, warns of a second warning with a bomb and notes past threats tied to liquor sale permit refusals.
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Baptists Ponder Way to Curb War at World Congress
Atlanta July 25 Baptists from 62 nations discussed an international peace court with enforcement power and collective security proposals. Dr Walter Oliver Lewis urged unity and a court with military power. Dr Nordstrom outlined plans to reduce tensions and align national needs. Also announced were nominations for Baptist World Alliance leadership including Dr James Henry Rushbrooke and Dr Louie D Newton with executive committee proposals.
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Last Minute News Flashes and Indictments
A county grand jury indicted Py Henry P. Meliney, longtime manager for the Democratic machine, on charges of conspiracy to obtain money under false pretenses in a water works survey tied to city funds. In Minnesota, a six year old boy, Russell Jensen, vanished in the dense Pel Bunyan State Forest during a hunt with 800 enrollees and workers. The federal government said it was intensifying its Louisiana fraud probe as officials vow action in the case. A lottery corruption case advances with Young and others set to testify as a federal grand jury probes a $20 000 900 payout scheme using the fund’s name without authorization.
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Minister Safe After Release By Arab Band
Jerusalem July 25 The Rev Gerald R Goldner Kita was released after a week in captivity by Arab kidnappers ending tense negotiations. His father Rev Jacob Goldner of Cleveland had collapsed during protracted talks while United States officials sought ransom terms. Intermediaries confirmed Goldner was alive and on good terms with captors as negotiations continued.
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11-W Association Gets Competition
The 11-W Association faces new competition as Johnson City Chamber of Commerce plans to lure tourists to Toknaon City Erwin Jonesboro and nearby on highway 11-B. George Stewart secretary manager convened a 2 p.m. meeting of the tourism committee to discuss signs along Virginia highways highlighting the 31-E route. Local 11-W members pledged to press on with ads promoting travel through 11-W areas despite the shift.
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Man Slays Wife and Son Then Self in Wisconsin Tragedy
Theresa Wisconsin July 25 District Attorney Clarence Traeget avowed Walter H Klix 41 a telegrapher shot his wife Margaret 43 and his six year old son Herbert as they slept then set fire to the home before shooting himself He was removed from the bedroom by firemen and taken to St Agnes hospital Fond du Lac where doctors gave him a fifty fifty chance of recovery See Slaying On Page.
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Bitter Chinese press hails another Munich blast at Britain
A Chinese press report derides Britain's recognition of Japanese public order aims in China as another Munich style crisis. It notes Britain's faltering stance in North China, including protests over a health department official in Shanghai, and Japan's influence spreading from Peiping to Canton. In Britain, security measures ramp up with planned anti Irish unrest suppression and a massive training flight as war tension grows. Argentina eyes Antarctic claims amid Monroe doctrine doubts, while Soviet Naval warns of its rising naval power and Pacific fleet strength.
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Britain plans swift crackdown on IRA terrorism
London reports a rapid drive to quell IRA violence with 5090 suspects under day and night surveillance. Officials promise immediate roundups under a government emergency bill granting extraordinary powers to target known IRA members and sympathizers.
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Sloan forecasts growth from new products and jobs
New York July 25 Senacrsl Motors Corp chairman Alfred B Sloan Jr says business recovery rests on Industrial Research laboratories new products and an era of vast opportunity with improved transport and Transoceanic travel already showing growth.
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Negro Put Under Bond In Slaying
NaSHVILLS July 26 Two 20 year old negras arrested on a vagrancy charge tied to the investigation of the sex crime against Marian Ellis June 4 was released on a 250 dollar statutory bond. The vagrancy case will be heard after Aug 10 in general sessions court. Attorney General Harry Nichal approved the bond. No evidence yet to support further charges against the accused youth. Two white suspects previously arrested on element charges were released from custody.
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Living Costs Drop as Wages Rise, Say Analysts
Analysts report lower living costs and fatter wage envelopes. Food prices have eased from post drought highs, with pork, dairy, and staples easing to near five year lows while wholesale prices lag. The National Industrial Conference Board notes June prices were down about nine percent from a year ago, marking a major shift in household budgets.
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