Congress May End Sessions Within Month
Congress moves toward adjournment in three weeks as Rayburn says the house can finish the program if Senate clears the court bill. House action on wage hour and housing bills tests timing while Senate debates amendments. The administration pushes to wrap up before December.
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Weather outlook with scattered showers across states
Tennessee, Virginia, and Kentucky forecast generally fair tonight and Friday with scattered thunder showers Friday afternoon in southern portions. Temperatures rise slightly tonight in western portions, and a few locations may see notable changes in temperature.
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Torch murder suspect held in Cleveland for Detroit girl death
A 1 year old was arrested in Cleveland and returned to Michigan for questioning in the torch murder of 16 year old Mary Jane Mohan. The Detroit student was found slain in the ruins of the New Baltimore inn, which burned the night prior. The girl had been staying there with her mother.
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Dentardt Blames Foes For Plight In Kentucky Suit
Brig. Gen. Herry H. Denhardt, once lieutenant governor and adjutant general of Kentucky, is charged in a $150000 civil suit by Jefferson County public administrator Edward Langan alleging assault against Miss Patricia Wilson, who died in a Louisville hotel shaft. Denhardt calls the suit malicious, denies being in Louisville, and maintains Wilson’s death was by her own hand. He challenges the murder accusation and accuses Langan of improper conduct in filing the case.
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Henry Ford to Celebrate 74th Birthday Friday
Detroit July 2 Henry Ford, nearing 74, plans no public observance as he looks toward his upcoming wedding anniversary in eight months. He notes he never really celebrated birthdays, keeps his focus on work, and will mark his golden wedding next year. Early rising routine unchanged, he will attend his birthday interview and receive flowers from Greenfield Village students.
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Japan Rejects Third Power Interference In China Conflict
Tokyo July 29 AP Koki Hirota Japan's foreign minister told the Diet the government would sum marily reject any interference by a third power in the Sino Japanese conflict and trusted no outside nation would enter the dispute. Wholesale reinforcements were sent to China as the lower house passed bills on conscription military secrets protection and a 30 million dollar North China hostilities appropriation.
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Strike of Truck Drivers Settled
Associated Press reports a nationwide pattern of settlements as 1,000 truck drivers end an eight day strike with higher pay and shop preferences. Other actions include 2,000 union butchers continuing, 2,200 miners returning to Bethlehem Steel mines ending a two week sympathy strike, and cities moving to stabilize post strike conditions with wage talks, arbitration, and hours reforms.
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Protests Over Ireland Bombing Muddle Royal Visit
London reaction echoes Belfast turmoil as British protests mount against the royal trip to Northern Ireland. An explosion near the route of the procession underscored a wave of sabotage by Irish Republicans. Officials say the blast was deliberate yet no arrests were made. The Times called the events childish ebullitions while The Telegraph warned against restraint.
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Poet seeks aid to cure phobia in Wisconsin professor
Madison reports University of Wisconsin poet William Elelery Leonard seeks psychiatric help to overcome a lifelong fear of travel traced to a childhood incident. His 29 year old wife Grace Golden Leonard testified of his profane outbursts and insanity claims, leading Circuit Judge An Hoppmann to grant a divorce and a $4,400 property settlement for her. The GI year old poet, living near campus, remains reclusive as his wife vows no reconciliation.
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Russian Commander Killed Defending Madrid Says Spanish
On July 29 at Hendaye Spanish insurgent authorities announced the death of the commander of an international government brigade while defending Madrid. The report cites insurgent military officials detailing the casualty in the ongoing frontier and war context.
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U S Plans No Action On Far East Crisis
Secretary Hull conferred with President Roosevelt on the Sino Japanese crisis in North China. He told newsmen the Far East situation remains serious but no specific U S government action is contemplated at this time.
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China will not submit to Japanese pressure
Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek, leader of China's central government, declared in a nationwide statement that China will not surrender to Japanese pressure. The message, circulated across the country, emphasizes resolve against invasion and coercion amid the conflict in Nanking.
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New Liquor Law Legality Probed in Tennessee
Chancellor Thomas B. Lytle heard arguments on the constitutionality of a 4 law allowing whisky sales outside the state if county approved. He withheld ruling, suit seeks to block a referendum in Moore County. Law aimed to restart Lem Motlow’s Jack Daniel No 7 production amid prohibition era. Decision expected Saturday. suit filed by Landry C. Bobo.
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Farouk Becomes Ruler of Egypt in Investiture
Cairo July 29 Farouk I the 18 year old Gimchinnee youth was invested as the first king of an independent Egypt since Mameluke conquest. He swore to uphold the constitution and defend territory before a 15,000,000 subject crowd. It was an investiture not a coronation under Islamic law.
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Japanese Planes Attack Tientsin Amid Chinese Drive
Japan seeks to stem a Chinese advance on a key fortress as bombs strike Tientsin and surrounding areas. American personnel and dependents face danger while diplomats urge restraint. Chinese forces counterattack with long-range fighting and defense of foreign concessions.
Americans Seek Protection as Peiping Attacked
United States dispatches report Americans in Beiping near the danger zone crowded the embassy guarded by marines and fleeing through barricaded streets. Some 10 to 15 chose to stay at home despite shelling while officials consider a full evacuation only in grave danger. An estimated 750 US soldiers are in area with potential rail evacuation to Tientsin and ships ready for quick deployment. American investments in Beiping and Tientsin total about 25 million dollars, including Rockefeller Foundation and Standard Oil offices.
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Fifteenth Infantry
Chinwangtao
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Foundation
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British Amierican ‘Tobacco Company
Trailers Birth Made Legal by Physicians
Five physicians assisted in Wanda Mae Tharp’s birth in a trailer at Des Moines Iowa. They attended Mrs Chas Tharp during delivery and explained a law forbids birth in a vehicle. They hoisted the trailer onto logs with its four wheels still dangling while aiding the birth.
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Grasshoppers Devour Pants on Nebraska Farm Field
MARSLAND Neb July 2 Front Lawrence Trussell reported grasshopper devastation today. While running a grain binder he looked down to see grasshoppers eating his pants shredding the lower part of his trousers.
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Aged fruit peddler loses second fortune to robbers
Knoxville follows the case of William R. Mack known as Apple Bill, a 76 year old former apple vendor, whose $1,800 theft led to charges against P. P. Jones, 87, and Leoma Wadley, 31. The grand jury considered house breaking and larceny after a preliminary hearing in city court. Jones claimed he needed funds for bills. The tale notes prior loss of a $10,000 legacy left by Mack’s wife, probate dispute, and ongoing investigation.
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