Hitler Moves to Block New German Cabinet
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler threatens to block the cabinet formed by Franz von Papen. Nazi leaders waver toward neutrality as Von Papen’s coalition may govern briefly. A 1916 Wellsand Canal plot indictment against Von Papen is recalled in New York.
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Telegraph operator killed near Oneida train collision
Cueil G. Rollins, 40, telegraph operator, stepped onto railroad racks to hand a message to a northbound train and was struck by a southbound freight, tossed to his death. He had come to Oneida, Tennessee from Sudieville, Kentucky a year earlier.
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Madisonville urges Pence for governor on Republican ticket
Madisonville lawyer T. W. Pence, former attorney general of the fourth judicial circuit, is being urged to run for governor on the Republican ticket. Petitions supporting his candidacy are being circulated by J. Parks, superintendent of schools.
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Senate Thrift Bill Action Sparks Fast Work Amid Deadlines
The Senate moves quickly on a $1.12 billion package, including a $238 million economy bill and a $280 million revenue addition, with ten work days left before Republican conventions. Contested unemployment relief and public works plans add to the urgency as Congress eyes a swift, conference-driven path to final approval.
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Labor Endorses Garner Relief Program
The American Federation of Labor endorsed the Garner relief plan in testimony to the House Ways and Means Committee. W. C. Hushing said excluding white collar workers more than a million are out of work and urged direct relief rather than a dole. He cited estimates of up to 16 million people in dire circumstances and noted AFL donations to aid the unemployed.
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Barkley Remains Caucus Keynoter At Democratic Convention
Roosevelt supporters insist Senator Barkley will be keynote speaker despite his coal tariff vote. New York aides deny any push to replace him as a Roosevelt ally plan to push Governor Roosevelts favorite son strategy. Farley projects Roosevelt victory with 675 votes before the first ballot. Howe notes no nominee has been chosen yet.
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Lynching of Accused Bomber Shocks Princeton Ky
In Princeton Kentucky a mob dragged Walter Merrick from jail last night and hanged him three miles from town. The alleged dynamiter, sentenced for the Howson Poole store blast, had been moved from the county jail, bound, and later released by a family member after the mob fled. The episode, the fifth lynching in Kentucky since 1923, followed tensions over a prior explosion that injured a boy and a hospital patient.
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Balloon record may be broken in U S national race
In Omaha tones AP reports United States Army Balloon No. 2 with Lieut. W. J. Paul aloft since Monday nears Edmonton Alberta after crossing Saskatchewan. If reaching Edmonton about 1,250 miles from Omaha, he would beat the 1924 record of 1,072 miles set by W. T. Van Orman. Other balloons logged distances from 10 to 750 miles, with the Goodyear Wit nearing Tyvan Saskatchewan.
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Seabury Aims at Walker Case Hearing Seabury to testify on city bonds
Samuel Seabury told Hofstadter committee that Mayor James J. Walker owned bonds in Reliance Bronze and Steel tied to a city contract worth 843,506.40. He argued this stock ownership shows grounds for removal under city charter. Witnesses testified Sisto’s firm connected to a taxicab venture and profits from a pool. The Reliance firm later secured a 104 bronze traffic standards contract on Fifth Avenue, with a final payment of 43,556.40 after a 241,568.40 estimate.
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Congress Rapidly Sets Tax Bill For Conferees
Washington June 14 Congress sped to a conclusion of its great peacetime task to balance the treasury deficit and protect the dollar. The billion dollar revenue bill was returned to the house and instantly sent to a conference to reach a final agreement with the senate. House conferees Callier Crisp Rainey Hawley Treadway and Senate conferees Smoot Watson Reed Harrison King will meet promptly. The measure aims to raise 1 115 000 000 for next year to return the nation to a pay as you go basis. The administration officials emphasized the goal. (Continued on page six)
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Budget-Balancing Tax Bill Passed by Senate
Senate laboring until morning approved a broad revenue bill raising taxes on incomes, radios, cosmetics, automobiles, gas, and utilities. It tightens excise taxes, boosts postage, imposes new tariffs, and directs negotiations with the House to finalize the measure for the president's signature.
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National Air Races to Open With New Transcontinental Derby
Cleveland and New York dispatches report aviation's mass flight goal for this year's national air races, with four new transcontinental derbies to inaugurate the event from August 21 to September 5. Two divisions will start from Atlantic and Pacific coasts, meet at a central point likely Dallas, then race to Cleveland for the opening. Separately, stock markets rallied as Senate passed its tax bill, with gains up to five dollars a share and renewed optimism on budget reforms and bond pools to aid the investment market.
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Mayors Major Cities Study Their Municipal Headaches
Mayors from about 30 large cities gathered in Detroit to discuss a national plan for municipal relief. The session, led by Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy, aimed to push Congress for a loan option from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and to seek federal help on unemployment and public works funding. A Senate Finance Committee report also noted a favorable economy bill saving $238 million.
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Local Showers Likely With Mild Tennessee Virginia Outlook
Tennessee forecast calls for showers tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Virginia expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with possible local showers in northern and western areas, slightly warmer conditions in the extreme southwest tonight. High yesterday reached 83, with no rain on the comparable date last year. Readings taken at 6:00 p.m. for the preceding 24 hours.
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