Burns enters race for Senate in Tennessee
Representative Joseph W Burns of Tennessee's sixth district announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. He will abandon his House seat to pursue the longer term term and faces opposition to the nomination from several rivals in the August primary. The declaration follows assurances of support from friends statewide as he seeks to represent the people of his district and the state in the Senate.
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Hull
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Wiinens
Sith Tennasseen
Distriet
Senate
Byrne
Siat Fe
Dewecras
Ma. Evens
Dod Thall
Andrew 1
Todd
Dy. Duth BR. New
D. W. Dodson
Senabor Willian
Brock
Trook
Neal
Benton McMillin
Regins
Staventent
Lallows
Staten Senate
Sinkus T
Dyrns
Naville
Servic
Noted Author Dies After Illness in Hospital
CLARKSBURG West Virginia AP Melvilly Davison Post, a prolific short story writer known for mountain settings and works such as Uncle Abnserie and Walker of the Secret Service, died after varicose esophageal veins led to complications. He was hurt in a hunting accident and later relapsed, his wife had died in 1919 and their child died in infancy.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Tuneva
Melvilly Davison
Post
West Virginia
Bis
Uncle Abnserie
Walker
Secret Service
Lindberghs Celebrate Birth of Their Son in New Jersey
Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh welcomed a son in Englewood New Jersey weighing seven pounds seven and three quarters at 2 15 pm EST on June 24 1930 Mother Anne Morrows former birthday observer and the Morrows reported both mother and baby rest well The Morrows' home became a hive of congratulatory messages as radio and telegrams poured in and officials learned of the birth from outsiders The name for the infant was not announced with speculation pointing to Charles A Lindbergh Jr or Dwight Morrow Lindbergh The lone signs of the event were a nurse at the Morrows and a procession of visitors arriving at the Morrow home
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Englewood
N. J
Colonet
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ben
Anne Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Dwight Morrow Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Sven
C. P. Kitchell
Daniel Pomeroy
Republican National
Ambassador Morrow
Tam
Mayow
Kitchell
Red Gospel drive planned for U S Berlin
Russian monarchists claim American communists in league with Moscow agents at Danzig planned intensified activity in September. A secret July convention in Chicago would set plans and invite South American Reds, with campaigns to Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore. International officials allegedly allocated 1000000 gold rubles for US communist dissemination and 40 instructors to spread Red gospel nationwide. Americans named include William Hood, George Holbrook, Harold Talbot, Ruegert, William Fowler, Harry Aptor, Weighardt.
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Berlin
Herve
Moscow
Danzig
America
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Communist International
United States
United Stites
William Lood
George Holbrook
Boston
Marseilles
Harold "Talbot
Ruegert
Chicuro
William Fowler
Harry Aptor Will
Weighardt
Panauy
Mexico Bans Long Distance Flying Order Issued
Mexico City June 27 President Ortiz Rubio issued a formal order forbidding military aviators from long distance flights. The order bars Mexican fliers from perilous trips without a specific purpose, including Colonel Vierro who was forbidden to continue his flight to South America Africa and Europe.
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Menico City
Ortiz Rubio Toda
Vierro
South America
Africa
Europe
Australian airman plans takeoff for U S flight
June 28, Australian aviator Captain Charles Ingsford-Smith plans to take off from Harnoeck port for a flight to the United States at about five o clock tomorrow morning. The report notes the timing as midnight Monday LS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quelin
Charles Ingsford-Sihith
Port Harnoeck
United States
Plane crash kills Galveston officer in Texas City crash
Galveston patrolman Manuel Lera, 26, was killed when a piloted plane crashed in Galveston late yesterday. Kenneth Martin of Texas City was severely injured. The accident occurred as the aircraft went down shortly after takeoff. An investigation by authorities followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Manuel Lera
Kenneth Martin
Texas City
Lera
Senate debate over London naval treaty clears committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the London naval treaty by 16 to 4 and sent it to the Senate with no recommendation from the committee. Borah announced he would introduce a ratification resolution later, possibly prompting immediate Senate consideration if deadlock arises on veterans’ legislation. John Pierce, a Chester Negro, was electrocuted at Rockview Penitentiary for Kowalski’s murder.
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Indiana
Moses
Hampshire
Borah
Idaho
Cape Kansas
Gillett
Massachusetts
Reed
Pennsylvania
Feas
Ohio
Gof
West Virginia
Lafoillette
Wisconsin
Vandenburg
Michigan
Swanson
Virginia
Pittman
Nevada
Robinson
Arkansas
Walsh
Montana
Harrison
Mississippi
George
Georgia
Black
Alabama
Wagner
New York
Senate
Hoover
House
Nergo
Bellenfonte
John Pierce
Rockview Penitentiary
Frank Kowalski
Chester
Sealer William Boot Lost Off East Greenland
News from Oslo reports the Norwegian sealing vessel William Boot was lost with its crew of one on the east coast of Greenland during the winter. The fate of the crew remains unknown and authorities await further details.
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Oslo
Norway
William’ Boot
Greenland
Rotary marks 25th anniversary with Chicago convention
In Chicago 18000 to 20000 Rotarians and spouses gather to celebrate Rotary’s silver anniversary and open the 21st annual convention. The event recalls Harris’s 1920s Italian restaurant idea that sparked a global network now in 62 countries with 3350 clubs and about 153000 members. International president hopefuls Almon E. Roth and Raymond J. Knoeppel attend as debates over life membership arise. Registration and legislative discussions lead to a pageant at Chicago Stadium showcasing Rotary’s growth.
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Chicago
Rotary
Rotary Anns
Near North Side
Harris
Seven Seas
Russia
M. Eugene Newsom
Durham
N. C
Almon E. Roth
Palo Alto
Calif
Raymond J. Knoeppel
New York
Chicago Stadium
Forsythe hunted as Lingle slayer in Chicago
Chicago reports that James Red Forsythe a former city hall employee was identified as the slayer of Tribune reporter Lingle. Police noted witnesses picked him from descriptions as the killer while Forsythe already faced a concealed weapons sentence appellate court upheld. Authorities also pursued Frank Foster for the gun used in the murder. Ruth Elder Camp recovers after an altitude crash during an ocean flight and a separate note says Edda Mussolini Ciano plans to live in China with her husband serving as consul general at Shanghai.
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Chicago
James
Red) Forsythe
Gan Toter J
City Hall
Ake’ Lingle
Tribund
Forsythe
Lingle
John Lyle
Jvesy
Appelate
Lyle
Lyie
Moran-Aicllopang
Corporation Counsel
High Court
Frank Foster
Poster
Car Pones
New York
Ruth Elder Camp
Central Park
Rome
Edda Mussolini Ciano
China
Vatican
Jnade
Shanghai
Weather Outlook Notes From Regions
Weather summaries indicate fair conditions with little temperature change across Tennessee and Virginia for tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures yesterday ranged around the mid 60s with light winds and no significant rainfall reported. This forecast is based on daily readings around 6:30 p.m. by C. L. Bunn of the U.S. Weather Office.
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Tennessee
Virginia
C. L. Bunn
Senate GOP debates substitutes for veterans bill
Washington June 23. Senate Republicans at a conference discussed but failed to agree on substitutes for the finance committee veterans bill opposed by President Hoover. Senator Watson predicted the committee measure would add about 102.9 million dollars to the current 511 million annual cost of veterans legislation, and pass later today despite a veto threat.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Hoover
Watson
Priest Saves Drowning Girls at St Lawrence
In Montreal on June 23, Father Raymond Cloran a Loyola college prefect of discipline swam to save two girls who were drowning in the St Lawrence river at Verden nes. He reached the girl in greatest danger and helped her until a boat rowed by two other girls arrived, then aided the second girl. The heroic priest, 48, sank to save them.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Verdennes
Raymond Cloran
G. J
Loyola College
Father Cloran
Poaching Rivalry Triggers Ambush Killing in Kentucky
In Pike County Kentucky tensions over a game warden arrest led to an ambush that killed constable W P Damron and wounded state warden Raymond Bevins near Nightles. Brothers and kin of Charles and Will Hunt were jailed as the probe continues. Additional weekend deaths include a fall from a cliff near Weeksbury and a shooting at Ed Hall’s home.
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Pikeville
W. P. Damron
Pine County
Raymond Bevins
Charles
Will Hunt
Perry Hunt
Bill
Clejf Hunt
Will
Pike County
Hunt
Nigh
Les
Sherriff R. J. Keel
Damvon
Bevins
John Steele
Damron
Steele
Hunts
Charles Hunt
John Johnson
Weeksbury
Pixeville
Montgomery Johnson
Ed Hall
George ‘Hall
Transportation accidents claim six lives in the south
Six deaths were attributed to Sunday transportation accidents across the south. In Pensacola a white woman Emma Parks and youths Claude Petteway and Levy Bryant died in auto crashes. Norfolk Southern train No 4 derailed near Arthur NC, killing engineer Normal l Ferratt. An unidentified white man died after being struck by an Alabama Great Southern passenger train near Birmingham. Mrs Herschell Gross died fatally in a car overturn near Georgetown Tennessee.
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Associated Press
South
Pensacola Fla
Emma Parks
Claude Petteway
Levy Bryant
Arthur
N. C
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk, Va
Normall L. Ferratt
Norfolk
Alabama Great Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Herschell Gross
Georgetown
Tenn
Four Killed at Grade Crossing in New Jersey
ABSEGON New Jersey June 23 Mayor Anthony M Ruffa Jr of Atlantic City and three others died when an automobile was struck by a southbound Philadelphia Atlantic City express at a grade crossing. Ruffa 52 John Wiley 52 his wife Lillian 40 and Margaret C Siracusa 37 of Ventnor were killed. The car was hit in the center of the tracks, wreckage strewn over more than 100 yards, engine of the flyer disabled. A second engine was sent from Atlantic City to pull the train into the station.
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Absegon
N. J
Anthony M. Ruffa, Jr
Atlantic City
Philadelphia-Atlantic City
Ruffa
John Wiley
Lillian
Ventnor
Margaret CL Siracusa
Mayor Ruffds
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ruffy
Heat Wave Pushes Midwest Temperatures to 110 in Anna
Mercury topped a century mark across the central Midwest with Anna Illinois at 110 and Centralia 105. St Louis 102 Omaha 100 Sioux City 99 Cairo Lincoln Evansville 98 Pipestone 96. Des Moines drownings occurred as two men William Scribner 18 and Lesten Rees 25 died while swimming. Chicago beaches open officially next Saturday with no lifeguards this summer due to tax shortages. Four drowned when a boat capsized on Reid's Lake near Tryon Nebraska P B Shepherd E T Robertson a Miss St John and an unidentified woman.
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Chicago
Middle West
Central Area
Anna
Ill
Centralia
St. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Cairo
Lincoln
Evansville
Ind
Pipestone
Minn
Des Moines
William Scribner
Lesten ‘Rees
South Park
Reids Lake
Tryon
P. B. Shepherd
E. T. Robertson
Hastings
Kearney
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Joseph W. Burns
Pres
Mrs. Lindbergh
Ub Eiseb, Charles A. Lindbergh
U. S
Communist Party
Mexico
Broadway
Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Battery
Gan-toter
Priest
Wie
PS ‘Damron
R. Bevins
Mellon
Eamnot
Ite
Dixie
Pensacola
Fla
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