End of Congress by Saturday Aim of F D R Offers
The article discusses efforts to end the wartime Congress by the coming Saturday ahead of FDR’s World Economic Conference. Leaders push for an adjournment early next week amid heated debate on public works, industrial control, and anti trust suspensions. Senate and House negotiations aim to avert long sessions and seek a quick resolution to major measures.
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Fiondar
Lennon
Defoe
Industria
Housevedt
Senate
US Experiences Blistering Heat Across South and Southeast
The nation swelters as temperatures jump into the 90s and triple digits from Atlanta to Nashville. Widespread heat damages crops, with corn most affected. reports mention readings 90s in several cities and harsh conditions in Georgia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, and beyond as crews brace for hotter conditions later in the week.
Hull Bars All Discussion War Debts At Meet
Fragmented report shows Hull officials curbing talks on postwar war debts at a meeting. Secretary of State declines to discuss the volume and preferred extreme measures in trade and finance between nations. Delegates express hopeful sentiment though details remain unclear amid political tension.
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Hull
Americans Seek Mid August End to Conference
Mr Hull said American delegates hope to reach conclusions to end the conference by mid August. Daily talks among Cox, Senator Couzens, and other delegates aim to chart a definite course with Britain and others. The American objectives include reducing trade barriers stabilizing exchanges elevating prices aiding silver and wheat, expanding employment and credit via synchronized public works and national credit programs.
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Mr. Hull
James M. Cox
James Couzens
Fond Ventual Lank Credit Nation
Mollison Flight Ends At Takeoff
The Morrison couple, once Amy Johnson, suffered a wreck at 5 50 am while aiming for a London flight from New York to England. Engineers estimate repairs within a week as they plan a Croydon to New York hop and 12000 mile Atlantic crossing.
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Airdrome Engiavers
New York
Bagulad
England
Croydon
Molfigan
Amy Johnson
Kone
Morrisons
Mnade
Japan Rejects Pledge to End Aerial Bombing
An unclear United Nations style debate shows Japan declining to commit to stopping air bombing. Delegates including Mr Henderson and Magh Ro Wilson discuss timing and conditions. A French spokesman says France accepts abortion of bombing but seeks conditions and possible internationalization of civil air.
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Henderson
Magh Ro Wilson
Franne
Too Hot Music at Pinde Lay College Chapel Recital
In Mindlay the commonement recital-starked met unusual sounds from the organ amid icy pines. Reportedly discordant notes and a strange atmosphere surrounded the event, leaving attendees unsettled and curious about the source of the chilling tones.
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Pindelay College
Gnats Force Lake Plane to Land in Mud Island
A Giant Army transport plane was forced to land on a mud island in Great Salt Lake after gnats swarmed it. Upon extraction and tow to mechanics, the carburetor screen was found clogged with thousands of gnats.
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Five Believed Dead In Auto Collision Near South Hill
Five persons are believed killed in a head on collision between a truck and an automobile south of here. The wreckage burned for hours. two truck men Wil iam MaConey and Troy P. Swann of Philadelphia were injured. S. K. Henderson of Durham is believed owner of the passenger car. Authorities found three bodies and could not complete the investigation due to the scene’s severity.
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Nkenney
Here
Wiliam MaConey
Troy P. Swann
Woth
Philadelphia
S. K. Henderson
Durham
N. C
South Hill
Azana Cabinet Quits in Spain Significantly
Opposition to the Azana government grows after a dispute over new religious laws. The laws signed by President Alcala Zamora curtail church powers, nationalize church property, and provoke an encyclical from Pope Pius. Key ministers resign amid constitutional crisis and religious controversy.
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Azana
Nicete Alcala Zamora
Pope Pius
Mitchell Turns Lawyer's Thrust in Tax Evasion Trial
In New York on January 8, Charles R B Mitchell testified in a tax evasion case involving 850000 in income taxes. Federal Attorney George Medalie pressed about 666,660 received from a National City management fund. Mitchell claimed the sum was an overpayment to be repaid not income, while Medalie sought admissions about directing the classification.
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Jone
API
Charles
Mitchell
Henen Hae
Au Voday
George 4. Medalie
Medalie
National City Company
Man accused of cruelty in divorce bill details cigarette act
Mrs Laura Gerke accuses her husband James Adam Gerke of cruelty in a divorce filing. She claims he placed lit cigarette heads in his mouth and swallowed them to provoke her distress.
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Cncago
Laura Gerke
James Adam Gerke
Joe Fain Dead at 45 in Kingsport Home
Joe Fain 45 a well known Black man died at 8 00 p m yesterday at his home 814 Maple Street after a several months illness. He worked for General Shale Products Company and most recently for Kingsport Improvement Company. Survived by his wife one daughter one son and his father all of Kingsport funeral arrangements are pending.
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Kingzport
Maple Street
Fain
Genegral Shale Products Company
Kingsport Improvement Company
Kingsport
Seven indicted in Wilder ambuscade murder case
Jamestown Tenn June 8 Seven men were indicted for murder in the fatal ambush near Wilder May 22 and for felonious assault with intent to murder for the wounding of Lige Shepard. The seven named defendants include Milt Copeland John Copeland Mitch Copeland Arkiey Garret Tom Hall Frank Morgan and Ed Hall. Trial set for June 26 with bonds fixed at 5000 on murder and 1000 on assault. Two other arrestees released after grand jurors failed to indict. Also report notes an audit of Great Smoky Mountains National Park land purchases by Rockefeller Foundation funds auditing old and new park commissions. the foundation has provided 5 million dollars with unmatched funds near 4.5 million.
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Tenn
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Wilder
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John
Mitch Copeland
Arkiey Garret
Tom Hall
Frank Morgan
Ed Hall
Judes
H. S
Morrison
W. Evans
Knoxville
Davidson
New Yo
Rofeller Foundation
Great Smoky Mountaing National Park
Old Park Commission
New State Park
Rockefeller Foundation
One Man Army Recovers Burglars in City Store
Philadelphia policeman Taylor surrounded three burglars in a chain store after learning of a break in. He watched four exits, fired warning shots at the front door, patrolled the sides, and repeated the tactic at the rear. Help arrived and the suspects were nabbed.
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Taylor
Paar
Move Home on the move to Dearborn Museum
Vienna Ontario June 8 Henry Ford supervises the disassembly of the Paynewood Home of the famous censor Thomas Alya Bison The house will be taken down piece by piece and reassembled in the Dearborn Museum More than 200 photographs of the building have been taken and every piece is numbered All outbuildings and many trees surrounding it will also be moved to Dearborn.
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Ont
Henry Ford
Paywood
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Dearborn Museum
Dearborn
Missionary Unfound Murder in Manchuria Abduction Case
Reported kidnapping of Dr. Jesls Nielsen, an American missionary from Minneapolis, sparked a wide search by Japanese and Manchukuo troops. Abductors are suspected to demand a ransom around 100,000. Nielsen last contacted wife May 2 warning of rampant kidnaping and banditry. authorities and troops pursue leads. Probiting of the Tyson estate in Knoxville also noted on June 8.
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Manchuria
Jesls Nielsen
Neilsen
Minneapolis
Widow of senator’s son inherits under will in probate
The will filed in probate court today leaves a large share of the estate to Mrs. Tyson widow of the late United States Senator L. D. Tyson of Tennessee. Bequests include the son's widow Betty Tyson of New York City government life insurance a Knoxville store building and 10080 in bonds. The bulk goes to the son's daughter Isabel Cilpin. The total value was not estimated. Gandhi setback in searing fast leaves Gandhi 2 1/2 pounds in two days with doctor ordering lightened signs unclear.
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McGhee Tyson
Ns Son
Isebetl Cilpin
Gandhi
Poona
India
Tapi
Mahatma Gandhi
Seatment Gecvdee India
Redheads Predicted To Rage At Massachusetts Hair Tour
Experts at the Massachusetts Tour of Women's Hairdresser annual meeting predict summer fashion will feature redheads. The forecast notes auburn shades, short hair close to the neck, and a bold new trend in women’s hair.
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Massachusetts Tourue of
He Needs Help in Selimiye Turkey Seeks Government Aid
Hadj Ami, father of 43 children including 38 boys, appeals to authorities in Selimiye for government assistance amid his large family situation. Local officials consider aid options as he seeks relief and support.
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Selimiye
Turkey
Army challenged to duplicate kits in bid to cut costs
Bevier of Bevier and Company told the senate military committee that the Army could not prove it could duplicate toilet kits for the Civilian Conservation Corps for less than 2.40 each, challenging the cost figures used by the quartermaster general and offering a three member panel to audit all costs and test data.
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Bevier and Company, Inc
New York
Senate Miliary Germates
Army
Bevier
Robert Fechner
Conservation Corps
Qubartermusser Corps
Beyser and Company
Black
Alaoama
Bavier
Louis McHenry Howe
Bent
Woodin Rumor of Resignation Denied Again
Washington June 7 Renewed reports that Secretary Woodin would resign and be named ambassador to Germany were denied today by administration circles. Woodin, speaking from his sick bed, initially said he intended to quit and later officials said there was no foundation for the ambassador post. The rumor resurfaced amid ongoing inquiries into Mr Youdin and Ceniping during the Sl lurking inquiry.
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Woodin
Germany
Woodis
SV Youdin
Court bars cousin marriage as groom seeks honeymoon wedding
The lad’s father asked the court to deport the boy to stop the marriage to his first cousin Anaeling Cevino, 17. Magistrate Cronin explained the law forbids such nuptials and proceeded with the case despite no debate on the request.
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Gustia
Anaeling Cevino
Cronin
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