Crump Injunction Said Slap At Supreme Court
In Nashville pro Browning Shelby county election fight, Crump allies accuse the action blocking possession of Shelby registration books of defying the state supreme court. The petition seeks to overturn a chancery order amid a battle for county election control before the August Democratic primary. The old commission, allied with Crump, challenges removal to the state board while the new commission leans toward Browning.
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CRUMP
Supreme Court
Nashville
Shelby County
Memphis
Chancery Court
Shelby
Ate Ang Wily
Stewart
State Supreme Court
Grafton Green
L. D. Bejach
Bejach
Old County Commission
State Board of Elections
Ornam
EH. Crump
Shelby County Politics
New Commission
Gorton Browning
Browning
Carl Fonrtion
Wimatl
Chan
Ald Commission
Thas Chancery
Davidson County
State Board
Creet
Sam Costen
Peresion
Peti-Ton
Weather forecast fragment with scattered showers
Forecaster notes north west portion shows showers with possible extreme cold in the far north. Virginia region expects clouds and showers. Northwest and central portions may see a mix of rain and cool temperatures tonight. Friday trends toward cooler conditions in eastern and central areas.
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Ericdiays
13 Oil Firms Fined for Midwest Price Fixing
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone fined 13 major oil companies and 11 officials $360,000 plus 100 costs for illegally fixing profit margins for independent gasoline jobbers in the Midwest. Pleas of nolo contendere were accepted for most, with trial set for Sept 23 for others. costs totaling $25,000 to be shared. Names include Socony Vacuum, Milwaukee refining firms, Standard Oil Indiana, Cities Service, Continental Oil, and officials from each company.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick T. Stone
Midwest
Judeo Stone
Qaimher
Indivitial
Tac Socony-Vacattra Oil Co., Inc
Charles FE. Arnott
Wadhams Oi Co
A. G. Aguire
Milwaukee
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Amos Ball
Chicago
Cities Service Co. Refining Cs
Tulsa
Cities Service Oil Co
Continental Oil Co
Edward Karstedt
Denver
Vice Press
Relief Funds May Aid Farms and Boost Food Aid
Washington June 2 Roosevelt and top advisers plan to use several hundred million dollars of relief funds to raise domestic consumption of surplus farm products. The twofold aim is to bolster farm prices and aid undernourished low income families through expanded Federal surplus commodity activities and direct purchases via relief agencies.
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Ashington
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
White House
Federal Surplus Commodities Corperation
FDR Urges Midshipmen to Study World Situation
President Roosevelt told Naval Academy graduates to gain broad knowledge of modern civilization beyond their naval training. He urged officers to understand world problems and thought, citing a Roosevelt conversation about national service and leadership. The address emphasized staying at the top requires wide learning outside the Navy.
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Kouti
Naival Academy
Telus
Stiey Win Adler
Pecame
Thesline Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Teddy Roosevelt
Japanese Gain Along Lunghai Railway Front
War planes of Japan struck towns along the Lunghai line as Japanese forces claim gains in central China. They report occupying Kiksein corner south of Lanfeng, damaging Chinese positions near Kinsien, and taking Luyi west of Poksien to straighten a crescent front toward Hankow. Chinese forces defend Lanfeng area and hinder siege of Lt Gen Kenji Dohihara's division.
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Elmer W. Peterson Shanghat
Army of Nippon
Sunghai Railway
Kiksein
Lanfeng
Kinsien
Lunghai
Chengchew
Hankow
China
Luyi
Poksien
Kenji Doihara
Harrison Slated to Head Senate Campaign Committee
Several Democratic senators push for Pat Harrison to chair the senate campaign committee to promote party harmony ahead of the November elections. Barkley plans to appoint the chair after surveying re-election candidates. Harrison opposed Roosevelt on the 1938 revenue bill, but praised as a capable choice by some colleagues.
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Williams
Ardery Washington
Senate
Barkley
Harrison
Clark
D.-Moe
Gels Pepper OK
Pepper
D-Fla
Shelby County deputies boosted to quell unrest
Sheriff Guy E Joyner raised the county force by 25 deputies to keep the peace as Tennessee Governor Gordon Browning mobilized state police after alleged political beatings in Memphis. Mayor Overton offered police protection to Browning supporters if requested.
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Gordon Browning
Tennessee
Guy E. Joyner
Joyner
Criminal Court
Phil H. Wallace
Shelby County
Browning
Memphis
Watkins Overton
Last Plea From Mother for Missing Child Majory West
In Bradford on June 2, on the fifth birthday of Majory West who vanished on Mothers Day, her mother Mrs Shirrley Bi West made a public appeal. She asked the kidnapper to return the child safely or leave a note with her name and address and promised the police will pursue all clues until Marjory is found.
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Bradford
Majory West
Marjory
Shirrley Bi West
Britain speeds plans for peace in Spanish Civil War
June 2 London Britain urges the non intervention subcommittee to speed withdrawal of foreign troops from Spain to pave the way for a truce. Prime Minister Chamberlain orders fresh diplomacy with Spain Czechoslovakia France and Germany to safeguard Europe’s peace. Soviet Russia shifts to support withdrawal with sea control, while observers in ports urged.
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Britain
Spain
Neville Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
France
Germany
Europe
Barcelona
Burgos
Russia
Samuel Kagan
Sor
Francisco Franco
Porthames
Chamberism
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Delay Hearing For Man Held In Death Of Officer
Preliminary hearing for Clifton Shoemaker will be held in Blountville at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The case was postponed to allow defense counsel more time to study it. The hearing moved from Kingsport to Blountville due to court space for spectators. Shoemaker is jailed in Bristol on a 61st degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of Constable Bruce Barker. Barker and officers sought to arrest him for armed robbery and car theft. Constable George Frazier died of a heart attack beside Barker. The stolen cab car was found near Newport after being burned and stripped. Funeral rites for Barker and Frazier were held with large attendance.
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Clifton Shoemaker
Blountville
W. J. Carter
Johnson City
Carter
Kingsport
County Court House
Bristol
Shoemaker
Tenn
Bruce Barker
Barker
Cook's Valley
George M. Frazier
Harold Wallin
Yellow Cab Company
Newport
Wallin
Cosby
Constable Frazier
Indictments in Dewey Money Trust Looting Probe
New York reports indicate more indictments in Thomas E. Dewey s investigation of a ring that siphoned assets from investment trusts totaling about 16 million dollars. Six indictments were announced as Dewey labeled the looting the biggest financial steal in years and described a scheme using a five dollar Canadian holding company to skim assets.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
I Group
Dewey
The
Fiscal Management Co
Six dead two missing in Butler mine blast
Six men were known to be dead, six others seriously burned, and two missing after an explosion at the Butler mine of the Volpe Coal Company in Scranton Pennsylvania. The incident followed an eastern Pennsylvania anthracite field blast today.
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Scranton
Butler
Volpe Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Detention of British traveler routine in Czechoslovakia
In Prague four travelers were stopped in a routine inspection near a military defense zone. Miss Unity Freeman-Mitford, daughter of Lord Redesdale, was detained about five hours while passing through the protection area en route to Karlovy Vary. Her companions included an American named Wittenham F. Rulff of Chicago and a Sudeten German deputy Wollner with an unnamed British journalist.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Unity Freeman-Mitford
Lord Redesdale
Hogland
Adolf Hitler
Mwreeman - Mitford
Karlovy Yary
Wittenham F. Rulff
Chicago
Wollner
Miss Freeman-Mitford
Restitution for Americans Made Restitution for Americans Made Washington
Japan agreed to meet most demands for restitution of American property in China and allow unhindered return of Americans to posts there. The U S state department cited restored facilities for the Southern Baptist mission in Shanghai and passes for missionaries to return to Nanking. An interdepartmental committee from Tokyo will visit Central China to assess occupancy and plan satisfactory adjustment. Continued on page sixteen.
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Washington
Japan
China
State Department
Shanghai
Southern Baptist Mission
Chapel
Nanking
Gref
Tokyo
Foreign Office
University of Shanghai
Americ
Three Men Held For Conspiracy In Harlan Case
In London on June 2 a government case against 66 Harlan county defendants proceeds as witnesses allege discrimination against union miners in the Wagner Act conspiracy trial. Two new defendants were jailed on conspiracy to suborn perjury charges and a third man remains unnamed.
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London
Harlan Coal
Federa Court
Harlan County
Charles J. Dawson
Boyd Isom
H. Church Ford
Liberty Today
Bond
Lee Hubbard
Merle Middleton
Sammy Thomas
Ages
Igy
FBI Chief Joins Florida Kidnapping Search
J Edgar Hoover took charge of the James Bailey Cash Jr kidnapping case as a vast posse combed the Princeton area in rain. Thousands of men and guards scoured fields and ditches, with rewards offered for ransom bills and for the kidnapper, while the mother grieved and the boy remained missing.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jimmy Cash
Princeton
Fla
James Bailey Cash
Yielim
Miami
Washington
Hoover
FBI
Womb
Palmetto
Cash
Palm Beach
Dade (Miami
Dawf
Young Cash
Sam Bennett
Fort Pierce
American Legion
F.B.I
E. J. Connelly
Justice Department
Survey Indicates American Home Is Vital Institution
Washington report on the American Youth Commission survey of 20 million youths aged 16 to 24 finds only 3 percent wish to break home ties. Most youths expect to have children, four out of five live with parents or relatives, and many married youths remain housed with family.
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Washington
American Youth Commission
Ottay
Maryland
Howard M. Bell
Bell
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