Tennessee NBC July 20 repeal vote heats up in state
Tennessee voters prepare for July 20 with 63 anti repealers and 63 pro repealers named for the convention. The state board of elections will canvass petitions and declare nominees as July 20 approaches. Delegates from districts will go to a state wide vote, with ballots listing pledged and unpledged candidates for the convention.
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Nashville
Dentin
Yenmussee
State Board of Elections
Reed Sharp
Ho Haies
Vallaye
Waiteer
Sharp
Haw
U¢Lion
San H. Sells
Johnson City
J.T. Warren
Jefferson City
Roscoe Ward
C. W. Riddle
Hendler
Knoxville
John Cantrell
Chattanowss
Wy T Mee Donald
Speime City
Roy H. Woodfin
South Pittsburgh
Vref
RT. Allen
Cleveland
J. J. Walker
McMinnville
J. 2. Edgerton
Carthage
A. A. Maysilles
Manchester
Johny Molladay
Quakeville
J.T. Baskerville
Gale Jaling Pln
Smith, Sr
Clarksville
Chineles
Hy Love
Springs
Doe Martin
Dover
Mas
Votte W. Telcomb Ye
John L. Mill
Henry 0. Willis
Nashsville
Jim Adkisson
Columbia
He Cowan
Dickson
Ryki
Hasard
Wastesboro
H. L. Reuse
Lawrenceburg
R. O. Garden
Waverly
Wot
Anedersen
Franklin
W. B. Romine
Pulaski
AL V. Patton
Jacksom
Lo Pooler
Camden
Jones
Bolivar
Jou Sant
Paris
C. Willman Stewart
Lexington
J.C. Touston
Sulina Uh
RL Keathley
Dyer
C. BR. Weddington
Brownsville
Shaw
Nidvely
C. Patton
Halls
G. B. White
Union City
F H. Bass
Munford
J. L. Holbrook
Dresden
PB. McCallum
Clinton
Ed McGo
Three More States Back Repeal Column Now Fourteen
A garbled OCR summary notes three additional states Alabama Arkansas and others moving toward repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Connecticut New Hampshire and Iowa had already shown strong majorities. Final tallies show Connecticut 296 913 for repeal and 8349 against New Hampshire 75969 to 40337. Alabama Arkansas are pivotal as drys seek two more states this year to push repeal to THS4. Tennessee Oregon July 21 mentioned. page 33x continuation.
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Connevti
Lgwkeye
Ely Head
Alabama
Arkangas
Towa
Connecticut
New
New Hampshire
Arkansas
California
Drys
Wets
Tennessee
Tennersen
Oregon
Spanish airmen missing on hop over Mexico
A wide search was under way today for Captain Mua riuay Barberan and Lieutenant Joxquin Gollar after Spanish trans Atlantic airmen, overdue since Cuba, were sighted over Villa Hermoga, Tabasco, ten hours after their planned route. Reports place a plane descending on the mountains near San Marcos Village amid heavy rain and smoke seen by villagers. Authorities including Governor Mijares Valencia and Ambassador Del Vayo appealed for information while Pan American pilots noted the pair near Villa Hermosa toward dark clouds. aviation circles doubt their fuel holds out, suggesting a forced landing in a remote area.
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Mexico
D. F
Muariuay Barberan
Joxquin Gollar
Cuba
Villa Hermoga
Tabasco
Havana
Musigan
Pablo Rodrigues
Huatwantla
Trescaly
Malinehe Mountain
San Marcos
Sugke
Abelardo Rodrigues Sol
Mijares Palencia
Vera Cruz
Julo Alverez del Vayo
Avidios
Merida
Barberan
Lieut
Collar
Villa Hermosa
It Is Spring Today Until 4 12 Oclock
Washington reports that spring lasts until 4 12 o clock p m on the naval observatory clock signaling summer after that. The note explains the longest day of the year with 14 hours 45 minutes of sunshine barring cloud cover.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
Torrid Sunbeams On All Sections
Heat wave spreads across the nation causing numerous deaths with Wisconsin leading fatalities at ten. Indiana Michigan and Ohio report several losses while record highs strike Chicago Pittsburgh and Denver. Drought damages cotton and tobacco as warmer air moves eastward with relief forecast for some central states.
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Atlanta
Lake Superior
Superior
Wis
Middle West
Wisconsin
Indiana
Micki
Ohio
Nebraska
Kentucky
Minnesota
St. Louis
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Mercury
Salt Lake City
Denver
Alfonso Gives Up Claims To Throne As He Weds Cuban
Lausanne dispatch reports Alfonso Bourbon, former prince of Asturias and heir to the Spanish throne, has married Edelmira Igne Adriana Sampdro in Lausanne. He relinquishes his succession rights upon marriage to a Cuban woman, amid royal family disapproval. The ceremony included a civil reading and later a church service in Quehy Switzerland.
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Alfonso
Lausanne
Switzerland
sAlfonso ‘Bourbon
Dunior
Ascirias
Veday
Edelmifur Igne Adriana — Sampedro
Cieh Culasa
Count Covadonge
Alfonso III
Fontainebleau
France
City Hall Square
Auguste Margot
Margot
Sacred Heart
Quehy
Father Borel
Manuel Almadore
Coulre Vires
Senorita Vivien Conilly Hidalgo
Havana
Hitler bans fighting units of Hugenberg's party
Berlin June 23 AP authorities dissolved the fighting units of Dr Ahfrad Hugenberg minister of economics and agriculture across Germany Police with storm troopers raided Kampfstaffel headquarters in Berlin and other centers and arrested many Officials announced the units would be forbidden Communist members were said to have joined the group and wear uniforms Police flagged the raid as a counter move to subversive activity amid reports of dissension around Hugenberg who faced calls to resign as raids followed his birthday at Frankfort on Oder and the German Front headquarters detailed actions were carried out by Goering's secret police
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Berlin
Ahfrad Hugenbere
Chanellor
Hitler
Germany
Kampfstaffel
Dr. Hugenberg
Reich
Kampfstaffels
Lice
Hugenberg
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Prusian
Minis
Heil Hitler
County Agents Plan Cotton Acreage Reductions in Tennessee
Nashville June 3 AP A meeting of county agents discussed provisions of the agricultural adjustment bill and how to retire 317000 acres of cotton in Tennessee. G Ey Brehm Tennessee administrator presiding said the campaign will begin next week with greetings in every cotton area. About 1126000 acres are planted in cotton in Tennessee with 450000 to 500000 bales produced annually.
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Nashville
G. Ey’ Brehm
Tennesse
Net
Wallace
Brehem
Tennessee
Smith-Hughes
Farm Bureau
Brehm
O. E. van Cleave
H. Grady Huddleston
Tennessee Bankers Association
J. F. Portes
Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation
South
West Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
Crash Claims Life Of 19 Year Old In Knoxville
Knoxville police report a motorcycle collision at a street intersection left PR B. L. Loyingood aged 19 dead in hospital from a fractured skull. Two fellow youths riding the motorcycle were injured in the crash. Local authorities continue to investigate the incident.
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Knoxville
B. L. Loyingood
Burglary Trial Ends with Five Year Sentence
Frank Miller, 38, sought food at R. N. Egley's home in San Antonio. A pair of trousers Miller wore was identified as stolen from the residence days earlier, a detail emphasized in Miller’s burglary trial. He received a five year sentence.
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San Antonio
Texas
Frank Miller
R. N. Egley
Miller
McCabe to Head Internal Revenue Office in Tennessee
Nashville June 21 Charles McCabe pledged himself to run the Tennessee internal revenue office and pledged to conduct its affairs to reflect credit on the administration. He noted changes in laws and said many applications were received, with 27 appointments to be named. He emphasized faith in the future and a goal of jobs for every home, while acknowledging not all applicants could be employed.
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Nashville
Imernal
Tennessee
Charles Metebe
Finurtee
Clements
Beauxville
George Weigh
State Young Democratic Organization
Byrd Quarles
Gainsboro
J.effreesboro
R. G Gray
Fayetteville
Punch Buford
Frannklin
7. W. Shelton
Columbia
A. L. Barr
Shelbyville
Lipe Henslee
Dickison
Albert D. Long
Gallatin
Billie
McCabe
Fowever
F D R Instructs Delegates A New Stabilization Battle
Tennessee foresees local thunderstorms late tonight or Thursday with cooler conditions on Thursday while Virginia anticipates partly cloudy skies tonight. Temperatures show little change with yesterday’s high around 40 and low near 07. Rainfall readings indicate varied weather across the region with measurements in inches.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Gold bloc weakens at world economic conference
The American delegation received fresh instructions from President Roosevelt as talks in London continued with Cordell Hull and James Cox amid fears of a currency stalemate. French finance minister Georges Bonnet delivered a forceful appeal for concrete decisions on political, economic, and financial security to prevent conference failure.
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London
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
James M. Cox
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
James P. Warkur
Golf Standard
Finance
Georges Bonnet
M. Bonnet
France
Etelies
Bonnet
James MM. Cox
SLSSI
US Expected To Reveal Strategy At London Conference
Capital observers track the international currency muddle as Asdis Secretary Moley sails to London for talks with President Roosevelt. Results of his talks may reach Washington through Bernard Markeh while Dean Acheson’s warning about no quick stabilization adds to market jitters. The US stance on currency levels and the dollar’s weakness influence gold standard dynamics and global prices.
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Washington
Moley
Roosevelt
London
Bernard Markeh
New York
Cable
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
United States
Roosevelt plans to double eastern forest holdings in land purchase
Washington report says the administration will double federal forest holdings in the east by purchasing six to eight million acres of forest and adjacent farmland across 20 states at about 20 million dollars. A parallel private-lands conservation plan proposes a forest recovery administration to limit production and guide forest use, with federal aid tied to private land cooperation and tax relief, backed by major forestry groups.
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Washington
United States
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Wallace
Ward Shepard
Phil M
Europe
Carl Schurz
National Lumber Association
Chicago
Shephard
Shepard
America Forestry Association
Society of American Foresters
Forest Service
Sre
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