Roosevelt backs Hatch bill with cautions on scope
President Roosevelt voiced support for the Hatch bill to curb political activities by government employees while warning of broad language risks. He noted potential ambiguities affecting attendance at rallies or contributing to campaigns and questioned enforcement and the fate of federal workers and state employees. He discussed considerations with Senator Hatch and said the measure was only in the study stage. An educator, Dr Charles Allen Brown, 87, longtime Birmingham schools administrator, died after a long illness.
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Weather outlook and storm chances across regions
Fragmented forecast notes indicate general fair conditions in parts of the South and Midwest with cooler temperatures Saturday. Kentucky sees storm chances tonight and on Saturday mainly in southern areas, while Virginia expects showers tonight and Saturday with cooler north and west areas. Strong wind and unsettled conditions implied in several lines.
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Revision Of Wage Hour Laws Seen As Congressional Backlash
Washington dispatch notes John A Lewis condemned Vice President Garner as a labor-baiting evil man. The House Labor Committee selects three wage hour amendments for floor debate next month amid Roosevelt cautious commentary. Garner aides and friends rally to his defense as critics claim the outburst could aid his political standing.
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Hale named chairman of Tennessee intergovernmental group
Winfield Hale, elected chair, spoke from Rogersville about guarding state sovereignty against federal encroachment. He warned that unchecked regulatory trends threaten state unity and warned against import duties disguised as inspection rules. He urged cooperation among states to keep government powers within state action.
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Tennessee Taxpayers Release First Report On State Government
The Tennessee Taxpayers Association in Nashville issues the first of a series of reports on the state government for the fiscal year ended June 30. It notes a surplus under the prior administration, calls for a revised budget director, and reports increases in general fund expenditures and public assistance funding in the second year of the biennium.
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Dr Mayo Eminent Surgeon Dies in Rochester Memoir of Mayo Trio
Rochester July 24 Dr William J Mayo renowned as one of medicine's greatest surgeons died after a long illness at Mayo Clinic. He was 78, had operated last May 22 for a stomach condition, and had recently declined. Survived by widow and two daughters, his passing ends a famed trio with his brothers Charles and Mary Joseph Mayo who also died recently. The Mayo Clinic will continue under its board of governors.
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Eminent surgeon Dr William Mayo dies after brief illness
Dr William Mayo, noted specialist and surgeon, died early today after a brief illness. He was renowned in Burgary for many years for his pioneering care and relief to countless patients.
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Knoxville Couple Shot to Death in Kentucky
A Knoxville couple identified as Mr and Mrs David Sulling were found shot to death on the main street of Wyatts Kentucky nine miles east of Harlan. Sheriff says a man Bill Van Bebber 25 Pineville is held for questioning after hitchhiking with the Sullins from Pineville to Harlin and allegedly driving them toward Kenvir where the killings occurred. Mrs Sulling was sister to R Joyner and the couple ages were 39 and 24.
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Local USHA Project Funding Up For Kingsport Housing Authority
Kingsport Housing Authority meets at 7 30 pm to discuss a USHA contract funding 541 900 for slum clearance and low rent housing. Roosevelt announced a 341 000 grant covering about 90 percent of the 602 000 project cost with the rest to be raised by bonds. Construction of 278 units could take six months to a year with funds from rents and subsidies applied to bond interest.
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Baptist Predicts Naziism Collapse in London Sermon
The Rev M B Aubrey of London told the Baptist World Alliance in Atlanta that totalitarianism is delivering the goods but will collapse. He urged democracy to prove its ability to solve problems and to teach democracy through church action and unity. Dr L L Gwaltney of Birmingham presented an anti communism message, asserting communism lacks biblical sanction.
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Japs Urge Abrogation of Nine Power Treaty
Chinese rejoicing follows a Japanese suggestion to abrogate the nine power treaty guarding China. Hull informs Japan the treaty lapses Jan 26, prompting British and Japanese reactions. In China, Wang Chiung Hui says U.S. policy must be judged by deeds. Sen Pittman vows action on war supplies next January.
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Britain to Crush Irish Terrorists in Nationwide Roundup
London reports 16000 police mobilized for a countrywide roundup of suspected Irish Republican Army terrorists amid bombings in London and Liverpool. Emergency powers for expulsion took effect as authorities vow relentless action against LRA members and sympathizers.
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U S Nippon Trade Crisis Eases British Pressure
New York July 23 Foreign reaction to Washington's warning against Japan and a possible embargo after six months suggests the move may indirectly ease European and Far Eastern tensions. England welcomes the diversion as it seeks to restrain Nipponese pressure in Europe and Asia. Tokyo and Berlin reacted with skepticism, calling the American action untidy and politically motivated.
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