Pair Wanted In Fatal Stabbing Evades Officers
A fugitive couple linked to a fatal stabbing last Sunday eluded police after a late night incident at a Kingsport residence. The victim, 22 year old Barry, died from wounds after being found near the Green Furret area. A companion, identified as Melvin Tuff’s son, remains in custody as a material witness while investigators pursue McElroy and the unnamed suspect.
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Drys Concede 1 State Fight For 2 Others
Prohibition supporters claimed success in Connecticut with approval of the eighteenth amendment while New Hampshire and New Jersey faced mixed sentiment. Across the country several states including Michigan Wisconsin Indiana New York Nevada and more voted to uphold or move toward repeal efforts.
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Industry control try out on slate Washington June 20
The first tryout under the new industrial control law will be held in public hearings next week. A proposed cotton textile tentile agreement would boost pay by 80 percent and cut hours by 20 percent to a maximum of 40 weekly. Johnson, Roosevelt, and other officials face pressure as Congress debates a 30 hour plan. Initial recovery steps include $235 million for ships and $60 million for roads.
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Hitlerism Outlawed in Austria amid Nazi unrest
Austrian authorities outlaw revolutionary Hitlerism as bombings and street violence escalate. Police seize Nazi presses in Vienna while Krems sees grenade attacks injuring Heimwehr guards. a municipal Nazi dies in Baden from shock after reading the ban. Leaders warn of further action as fascist groups react.
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Georgia Governor Fires Road Board and Calls Out Troops
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge declares martial law to take control of state highways and dismiss officials. Troops patrol the Capitol and Highway Department buildings as the Adjutant General removes board members and engineers, with plans to seize highway properties and run state affairs under military authority. The move comes after a funding dispute left 1,300 highway employees unpaid and a bid to bypass courts.
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B. P. McWhorter
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Farm plan aims to cut wheat and cotton production
Washington June 20 The new farm law designers Wallace and Peek say a 20 percent cut in wheat production and a 10,000,000 acre destruction of cotton will cost consumers little. A four cents per pound processing tax on raw cotton and a 20 percent per bushel tax on wheat are to be added to farmer prices. The plan depends on farmers destroying part of their crop for a rental from the government. Both measures are voluntary and would apply to this year’s crop with effects delayed for wheat.
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Enid
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George N. Peek
Yaid Wallace
Peck
Floyd linked as slayer in Kansas City killings
Reading through a chaotic police report, Floyd is named in connection with a string of slayings. Witness accounts describe a heavy set man in a dark suit, but authorities warn that Floyd’s involvement remains disputed amid conflicting identifications and a case tied to bank robbers and prison breaks.
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Gun Battle Kills Five Deputies In Kansas City Shootout
A violent gun battle in Kansas City Missouri leaves five dead including police chief Otto Reed and officer Hya Ale Hermanson. Federal agent J Caffey and officer W J Groans among wounded. Desperado Nash and accomplice Wyank Nasi escape amid chaos at Union Plaza.
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Trade group to probe salaries in corporate pay plans
The Federal Trade Commission plans an upcoming inquiry into salary schedules of corporations listed on the New York and curb exchanges. Chairman Charles March said the probe will proceed once formal steps are taken, tied to securities act regulations. The move follows Senate interest and pending law actions on remuneration reporting for directors and officers.
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Lamson Held For Trial In Wife Slaying At Stanford
San Jose Calif June 29 A pipe and blood traces tied David A Lamson to the murder of his wife Allene Thorpe Lamson at their Stanford University home on Memorial Day A preliminary hearing adjourned with Lamson bound for trial likely in August Blood evidence included a three foot iron pipe found among bonfire embers and cloth scraps with blood in the home Lamson repeatedly denied guilt saying I never struck my wife The couple’s child and nurse were away that night and Lamson claimed his wife was ill before he slept in the nursery The prosecution prepared to argue the pipe as the weapon Autopsy doctors said skull fractures caused Lamson’s wife death and defense argued no motive or premeditation was shown
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Tennessee and Virginia Weather Summary Readout
Tennessee shows generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Virginia likewise remains mostly fair and warm, with yesterday’s high around 94, low near 60, and no rain. Readings at 8:00 indicate standard protections around the clock.
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Heat Wave Bakes Midwest and South As Dangers Rise
Heat waves push temperatures near 100 across Ohio to Nebraska with high death tolls from drowning and heat exposure. Michigan Wisconsin Illinois and Ohio report casualties while farmers face wilting crops. Chicago and Milwaukee warn of rising temperatures and humidity as Wheat harvests gain relief in hot states.
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Barbara Hutton Weds A Maivan Prince in Paris
Barbara Hutton, American heiress with a fortune near 20 million, wed Evince Alexis Maivani of the Maivani family in a civil ceremony in Paris. The Russian Orthodox ceremony is planned for Thursday. The couple will tour Italy after a short honeymoon.
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Jessie Woolworth
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Pittman Silver Resolution Dominates World Economic Talks
The Pittman silver resolution, aiming to establish silver as an international standard, dominates the world economic conference. American reps press two points: support for a workable standard and US commitment to a gold standard only when parity is guaranteed. Warburg urges flexibility and warns against forcing a gold standard. Six countries back the resolution, with Britain and others showing cautious approval. (Continued on page y)
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America presses own plans upon economic conference
Washington reports the United States moves to shape London talks with a currency proposal and a plan backed by President Roosevelt. Raymond Muley and Bernard Baruch coordinate between the White House and officials as the drive for a fixed money standard and bimetallic base is advanced. The United States seeks to deter premature alignment with gold standard nations and links currency policy to stabilizing prices at the 1926 normal level.
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