Leaders Fight Off Assaults On Loan Plan
Washington July 26 The administration defends a $2.46 billion public works loan plan amid Senate debate. Senate leaders push to unite Democrats, while House resistance grows. Amendments and caucus tactics shape progress on funding, with specific loan allocations outlined for public works rail equipment and farm tenancy programs.
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Weather Update Tennessee Kentucky Virginia Patchy Showers
Tennessee shows generally warm with isolated thunder showers Thursday afternoon. Kentucky expects showers tonight and Thursday. Virginia reports local thunderstorms tonight and warm through Thursday, with extreme southern areas and continued warm conditions.
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London Station Bomb Shocks City Shortly After Commons Debates
A bombing at a major London rail hub injured several and killed one, blamed on the illegal Irish Republican Army. The blast shattered the baggage area, blew glass and debris across about 40 yards, as guards and patrons scrambled amid panic. Donald Campbell died hours after sustaining injuries, and the incident followed Home Secretary Hoare's Commons remarks on terror plans.
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Lewis Targets Building Industry in Labor Split
Washington July 26—A. D. Lewis launches a bid to challenge AFL dominance in construction by forming the United Construction Workers Organizing Committee with his brother as head. The move pits new CIO rivals against AFL leaders and signals a fresh front in the ongoing labor war.
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Hot and Cold Grable Coogan Romance Reaches Tense Chill
Molly Woop reports that Jackie Coogan and Betty Grable show a repeated hot and cold pattern. In San Francisco Betty claims no separation and no divorce plans, while Jackie says they are not living together and hints at separation. The pair have faced public tiffs during recent tours, with past episodes not easing their dispute.
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Velma West Captured After Escape From Ohio Prison
Velma West, a 32 year old fugitive who fled a prison after 11 years, was arrested in Dallas with Mary Ellen Richaredy, a Cincinnati robbery convict. Detectives J J Daniel and G Buchanan stopped them in the Market section after a tip, with West planning to return voluntarily to reform school. West described her limited glimpse of freedom and said she wanted to walk back into confinement, while both women cited learning the world’s changes during their three weeks away.
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Curtailment of WPA Projects Likely in States
Washington July 26 WPA officials said a study of relief art in operation indicates some states may curtail projects materially after the first, as local contributions may be required but the state total must reach 25 percent of outlay. Officials warned next year fewer communities could contribute beyond the 25 percent minimum, conflicting with earlier beliefs that better resources could exceed the limit.
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Grand jury probes Harlan shootings amid picket clashes
In Harlan County, a special grand jury investigates a string of July killings tied to coal mining labor strife. Two men died and several were wounded after a July clash between pickets and guards during UMW negotiations. Authorities seek to identify those responsible and review the broader disorder surrounding the contract dispute and its Knoxville settlement.
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George Tithe
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AMA Acquitted On US Monopoly Charges
Federal court rejected government claims that the American Medical Association violated the Sherman Act. Justice James M. Proctor upheld a defense demurrer, ruling the AMA and related defendants were not engaged in trade under the anti trust law. Indictments from 1948 accused the AMA and 21 others of conspiring to restrain trade to hamper Group Health Association. The decision leaves appeal possible, with Solicitor General Jackson on vacation.
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Budget for Scott held inadequate by state official
Richmond Va Truly 28 P Dr Sidney Wall state superintendent said Scott county board of supervisors budgeted an inadequate amount for public school costs but the state would still provide its share. He noted the board assumed responsibility for the budget and set an appropriation 922 000 less than last year, with 70 percent from state funds and 30 percent local required by law. Scott Nodlin said the county budget omits later figures. the state stands ready to send 72 percent of what is decided.
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Last Minute News Flashes and Political Setbacks
Washington reports show the House defeated a waterway regulation attempt by the wardways bloc. Hope for rail aid faded as leaders abandoned hopes for quick action on transportation legislation. Sayre nominated to serve as high commissioner to the Philippine Islands, replacing McNutt.
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Eight Leap From Hotel Fire Leaves One Dead in Linden
Eight people on the third floor of the New George hotel fled a blaze today. One man, L. Lumemus of Paris, Texas, died after leaping from a window. Seven others, including a woman, jumped to nearby structures or to the ground. Hotel owner R. T. Fant and operator’s wife Mrs J L Trammel suffered injuries amid the chaotic escape.
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Neutrality not the path to peace says Rabbi Feinstein
Rabbi Abraham Feinstein told an overflow Rotarian crowd at the Kingsport Inn that neutrality leads to war and that America must back Congress in repealing or modifying neutrality laws. He warned of a coming European conflict, urging united support for Britain and warning that Germany may seize Danzig and Polish lands, with the United States likely to aid if war breaks out.
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Officials Say U S Planes Rank High
Washington July 26 Officials say American military planes are at least the equal of the best abroad despite the army flying fortress bombers not matching German and Italian records. A big bomber averaged 204 miles an hour on a test course from Langley to Floyd Bennett via Bolling and reached 200.9 mph on the second 1000 kilometer lap. Another four motor bomber reached 24 800 feet altitude while the German record stands at 30 540 feet. The story notes no direct comparison but references Severs score British Blenheim bombers.
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Britain optimistic over Soviet pact
London reports say the British government has sent new instructions to diplomats in Moscow and expects to announce a mutual assistance pact with France and the Soviet Union. Chamberlain indicated staff talks with Russia may begin within ten days, with collaboration from Britain, France, and Russia.
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Japan moves to strengthen navy over Sakhalin dispute
Japan call up 1890 naval reservists and announce a new squadron as tensions with Russia over Sakhalin escalate. Observers link maneuvers to the Sino British and Moscow talks while Britain and France push staff discussions. Shanghai garbage dispute adds regional unease.
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Youngster Victor In Hight Day Fight For Life
A 12 year old boy, Donald Fendler, was found after eight days lost on Mount Katahdin and was carried by canoe down the Penobscot river toward Bangor hospital. He was reunited with his mother, Mrs. Donald Fendler, on the river bank after a canoe party heard the downriver call. The rescue party included Dr. Ernest T. Young and others. the family, led by his father, awaited near Grandstone to meet him near Staeyville.
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