First District Democrats to Meet in Greeneville Saturday
James R Worley, statutory chairman of the First Congressional District Democratic Executive Committee, calls the Greeneville courthouse meeting for Saturday at 1:00 p.m. CST. The session will discuss the congressional race with county representatives and declared candidates invited to attend.
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First District
Democratic
Greeneville
James BR. Worley
District
Kingsport
Tennessee
Herby
Democratic Party
Congress
Funeral rites for Claude J Ramsey in Dungannon Va
Special to The Times Claude J Ramsey 20 son of Will and Mrs Ramsey of Dungannon died from injuries in a wreck near Kingsport Saturday. Funeral services were conducted by Rev S M McFall with interment at the family burying ground. Brother Roward Ramsey is hospitalized with serious injuries from the same wreck. He is survived by parents five sisters and three brothers.
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Dungannon
Claude J. Ramsey
Will Ramauy
Kingsport
S. M. McFall
Roward Ramsey
Claude
Trreck
Howard Ramsey
Young Ramsey
Will Ramsey
Palm Beach summer suit for 15 dollars
A dated newspaper ad urges readers to shop for summer clothing at bargain prices. It mocks frugality and old clothes, promoting new attire as a solution with a Palm Beach style suit priced at fifteen dollars.
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Palm Beach
Murray Installed as Banner Elk Pastor in North Carolina
The Rev Marion J Murray was installed as pastor of the Banner Elk Presbyterian Church in a Sunday service presided by Rev John Marti uer of Holston Presbytery Home Missions. Dr Robert King delivered the sermon and Rev J Camp charged the congregation. Commission members Sam H Anderson and J Fred Johnson from Kingsport also attended along with others.
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Banner Elk
N. C
Marion J. Murray Wss
Banner Elk Presbyterian
John Marti
Home Missions
Holston Presbytery
Holston
Robert King
First Presbyterian Church
Johnson City
Tenn
City Fathers to Meet Tonight in Routine Session
Kingsport's Board of Mayor and Aldermen will convene at 8:00 p.m. in the council chambers of the municipal building. Routine monthly reports will be heard and several other matters of important business will come up for consideration.
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Kingsport
Injured Youth Improves After Collision at Plant Site
Howard Ramsey age fourteen sustained injuries in a Saturday afternoon crash when a truck carrying him and his brother Claude Ramsey veered off an embankment near the Pac olagard rear the Tennessee Eastman plant. Howard was reported improving at Marsh Clinic and I V Hospital. Claude Ramsey died Sunday morning from the accident.
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Howard Ramsey
Pacolagard
Tennessee Eastman
Marsh Clinic
IV Hospital
Howard
Claude
Premature dynamite blast injures Virginia man
E. C. Darnell of Fort Blackmore Virginia suffered severe injuries when a dynamite fuse misfired at his home four miles north of town. He lost three fingers and damaged his thumb and little finger while escaping about 75 feet to a stream. Doctors said his condition is not serious.
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E. C. Darnell
Kingsort General Hospital
Fort Blackmore
Darnell
Limes
W. H. Reed
Stray Dogs in Kingsport Will Live Hard Life
Kingsport police chief C G Crawford ordered stray dogs without identification collars or muzzles shot. Over the past two weeks four dogs were killed as authorities aim to curb loose animals amid reports of mad dogs biting people. Ordinances require muzzles or leashes when dogs roam public streets, though private property dogs need not be muzzled.
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C. G. Crawford
Kingsport
Crawford
Hiyers’ condition termed critical after shooting
Tom Myers was shot in the abdomen and left arm near the J. G. Preston farm on the old Bristol highway at 11 30 p m Saturday. He developed pneumonia in a lung and is breathing rapidly at Kingsport General Hospital. His wife is held without bail on a felonious assault with intent to murder charge. Preliminary fearing set for Monday, June 18, before Magistrate A N Hawk.
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Tom Myers
W.H. Reed
Kingsport General Hospital
Myers
J. G. Preston
Bristol Highway
Hill Crest
A. N. Hawk
Will Rogers Has Special Brand of Humor in New Film
Will Rogers delivers his signature humor in Business and Pleasure at the Strand Theatre. The film, drawing from Booth Tarkington’s The Plutocrat, features strong supporting work by Jetta Gouda Joel McCrea Dorothy Peterson Peggy Ross Boris Karloff Cyril King and Jed Prouty with David Butler directing, praised for surpassing his earlier Rogarian work.
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Will Rogers
Fox
Strand Theatre
Booth Tarki
Miestern
Babbitte’ Rogers
Autorist
Jetta Gouda
Joel McCrea
Dorothy Peterson
Peggy Ross
Boris Karloff
Cyril King
Jed Prouty
David Butler
Connecticut
Legion Discusses Plans and Talks on Credit Union
Basil B Mallicoat of Knoxville addressed Hammond Post No 3 on the advantages of the industrial credit union highlighting savings and educational value. E J Triebe of Kingsport Press Credit Union explained the local plant plan and success.
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Basil B. Mallicoat
Knoxville
Hammond Post No. 3
American Legion
Mr. Mallicoat
Petty
Educational Valuy
E. J. Triebe
Kingsport Press Credit Union
Legion
Hammond Post
Prentice Cooper
Senate Rejects Hoover Furlough Plan in Pay Cut Showdown
Washington June 7 The Senate rejected Hoover's furlough substitute for a ten percent government pay cut by a 41 to 36 vote. The plan would have furloughed annual salaried officers and employees for one month and cut daily wage workers to a five day week with reduced pay, while the flat ten percent cut on salaries over 1000 remained in the economy bill. The roll call listed Republican senators supporting the plan.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Moses
Republican
New Hampshire
Austin
Barbour
Blaine
Carey
Couzens
Cotting
Dale
Davis
Frazier
Goldsborough
Herbert
Johnson
Kean
Nye
Oddie
Patterson
Reed
Shortridge
Smoot
Steiner
Townsend
Vandenberg
Sealf's Indian River Tonic The Trusted Master Medicine
Mrs. Carl Burgan of Baxter Kentucky reports severe stomach troubles sleeplessness and nervousness with burning fullness and shortness of breath after meals. After taking several bottles the tired feeling disappeared sleep returned and energy revived. She urges others to try the remedy claiming improved health and steady nerves. Available at Kingsport Gate City Pharmacy and New Seals Medicine Co. Harlan Kentucky. Price one dollar per bottle.
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Carl’ Burgan
Baxter
Sealf
Scalf
Kingsport
Gate City
New Seals Medicine Co
Harlan, ‘Ky
Gate City Beats Hill in Sunday Baseball Clash
Gate City defeated Hill 10-3 after a error riddled game that saw Hill commit ten miscues while Gate City made three. Hill pitcher Darnell loosened early then steadied, as Gate City carried momentum into a planned meeting with Clinchport on Sunday June 12 in Hill, Virginia.
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Gate City
Hill
Fort Blackmore
Mill
Tapnell
Gilliam
Smith
Owens
Johnson
Sawyers
Trent
Darnell
Clinchport
Unclear travel fare string yields sparse details
A fragmented OCR snippet presents a series of numeric values with currency-like figures but no clear context or readable entities. Unable to identify persons, organizations, places, dates, or events to form a meaningful news record.
Phillips Trial at Harlan Drags HARLAN Ky
In Harlan Kentucky the prosecution neared rest in the EB Big Cigar Phillips murder trial tied to the Evarts battle. Key witness Kenneth Dalton testified admitting firing a dozen shots while four men died. Hightower and Jones, earlier convicted for conspiracy to murder Deputy Sheriff Daniels, are part of the case.
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Harlan
Phillips
Evarts
J. B. Lynder
Commonwealth
Kenneth Dalton
Tennessee
Ohio
Virginia
Dalton
William Hightower
W. B. Jones
Hightower
W.B. Jones
James Daniels
Hausner's Wife to Get 2000 Dollar Benefit
The wife of Stanislaus Hausner of Newark New Jersey who vanished after an attempted flight to Poland will receive 2000 dollars from Motion Picture Machine Operators Union Local 306. The benefit is paid upon the death of a member to a beneficiary named in writing before death. The item notes Republican leaders revising plans on a prohibition resubmission to states.
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New York
Stanislaus Hausner
Newark
N. J
Poland
Motion Picture Machine Operators Union
Nalcott and White Vote Totals for 36 to 41
The roll shows Democrats for Coolidge listed with 36 votes in favor including Costigan Hawes Logan Neely Pittman Thomas from Oklahoma Wagner Walsh of Massachusetts Wheeler Farmer-Labor Shipstead. Republicans against include 12 names while Bremocrats oppose with 28, totaling 41 against.
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Nalcott
White
Coolidge
Costigan
Hawes
Logan
Neely
Pittman
Thomas
Oklahoma
Wagner
Walsh
Massachusetts
Wheeler
Shipstead
Bingham
Borah
Capper
Dickinson
Hale
Wastings
Howell
Jones
Keyes
Metcalf
Norbeck
Norris
Idaho
Ashurst
Bankhead
Barkley
Bratton
Broussaré
Bulow
Byrnes
Caraway
Cohen
Connally
Dill
Fletcher
George
Glass
Harrison
Hayden
Hull
Kendrick
King
Lewis
McGill
McKellar
Robinson
Arkansas
Sheppard
Trammell
Tydings
Montana
Senate Group Cuts Army Bill Deeply
A Senate appropriations panel trimmed the war department bill from 392,586,146 to 385,794,099. They rejected reducing Army officers from 12,000 to 10,000. Major cuts affected rivers and harbors, military activities, deserter apprehension, clothing funds, and incidental expenses, with flood control on the Mississippi sliced by 500,000.
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Washington
War Department
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Bil
Mississippi
Springfield Attorney Struck By Golf Ball Faces Eye Loss
Nashville Tenn June AP Ernest Richarde a Springfield attorney was threatened with the loss of one eye after a golf ball struck by the ball ricocheted off a tree and hit him during a foursome. He was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ernest Richarde
Springfield
Richarde
U S Gunboat Fires On Chinese Army
Shanghai reports that the American gunboat Oahu fired on Chinese regular army forces attacking British steamers Wanliu and Kiawo on the upper Yangtze near Chungking. The Wanliu carried $110000 in cash. Chinese troops demanded money from the Kiawo, then opened fire. Oahu responded with heavy guns and machine guns, silencing some fire overnight. The Kiawo later moved upriver with the Wanliu’s cargo and passengers while the Wanliu remained aground, Oahu on standby.
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Shanghai
China
Exchange Telegraph
Oahu
Yangtze River
Chungking
U.S. & Qairy
Qahu
Iyé
Kiawa
Macfayden Joins Yankees In Last Minute Deal
New York acquired Danny Macfayden from Boston for Henry Johnson and Ivy Paul Andrews as Yankees hope to boost their pennant bid. Macfayden, 27, once a strong right hander, struggled this season with Boston, while Johnson and Andrews spent much of the year on the injured list. Johnson missed start due to appendicitis and Andrews, hampered by influenza and lumbago, had not pitched since April.
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New York
New York Yankees
Yanks
Danny Macfayden
Boston Red Sox
Henry Johnson
Ivy Paul Andrews
Macfayden
Red Sox
Johnson
Andrews
Yankees
Dora, Ale
Jersey City
Would Make Short Selling a Crime
Washington June 7 AP Senator Wheeler proposes making short selling and participation in stock market pools a crime. He urges the banking committee to expose the stock market debacle and pass laws to prevent future pools and criminalize short selling on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Mont
Banking Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Reynolds backs Morrison for Democratic nomination
Charlotte report notes Robert R. Reynolds, a repeal advocate, reads Senator Cameron Morrison as the count nears completion in the Democratic nomination race.
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Charlotte
Robert R. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
Baggs Upsets Adi Dope in Net Play at Clay Courts
In Memphis on June 7 F A Baggs, a 51 year old New York City veteran, defeated Jack Mooney of Atlanta in the national Clay Courts tennis tournament second round 8-6 6-2 6-2. Jim Halverstadt beat Du Boyer 6-2 6-2 to reach the third round. Ed Bauchart fell to Fred Andrews 6-2 6-2, and John Robinson advanced by default over Tommy Anderson.
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Fred Andrews
Birmingham
John Robinson
Blytheville
Ark
Tommy Anderson
Nashville
Burt.z. Poulware
Tampa
James Kell
Topeka
Kans
Florida Democrats at Polls to Ballot for Preferences
Florida Democrats voted today on presidential and county race preferences with prohibition issues in congressional contests. A record 321,909 qualified and cast verdicts statewide while 48 of 57 candidates sought delegation seats to the Democratic national convention, Roosevelt widely favored. Chassee of Milwaukee little known in Florida. Autodrowning near Houston leaves four dead, three drowned, one dies after revival. Dawes resigns as head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to return to banking.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Congress
Li “I. Chassee
Milwauke
Wis
Ernor William H. Murra
Oklahoma
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Gates
Rookievelt
Chassie
Sean Washington
Generges G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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