Abandoned Baby Draws Offers of Homes from Many Families
Three and a half month old Tommy, son of an unwed mother, was found abandoned at a Kingsport home and later taken to Community hospital. County officers report a flood of calls from would be adoptive parents seeking procedures. The mother said she could not care for the child and placed him hoping he would be raised in a proper home.
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Tommy
Husky
Uday
Lota
Community Hospital
Kingsport
Scott Mabe Heads State Labor Unit in Tennessee
Nashville June 28 Scott Mabe acting labor commissioner announced a speaking tour supporting Governor Browning's renomination bid in August. He resigned his unemployment division directorship, citing classified service restrictions, and will appoint a new unemployment insurance director, with Hughton Akin among contenders.
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Nashville
Bud
Scott
Tennessee
Labor Department
Hughton Akin
Jackson
Senate
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Kentucky Clouds and Showers
Virginia expects partly cloudy nights and Friday with possible isolated showers in the west and little temperature change. Kentucky forecasts partly cloudy nights and Friday with possible local showers in the east and minimal temperature variation.
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Passney
Virginia
Kentucky
Nazi Labor Service Rigid Plan for All Germans Enforced
Berlin reports Field Marshal Goering ordered that from study 1 all German men and women, regardless of trade, be liable for temporary labor service for the state. Suitable occupations will be assigned under government contract with better pay while normal jobs remain available. The measure aims to curb unemployment, which stood at about a given level at the end of May.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Eleven Primaries Indicate Ballots Favor Incumbents
Washington reports that analysis of primary results shows incumbents winning renomination across states. Only one senator and three House members were defeated, while governors Lewis Barrows of Maine and Ebner A. Benson of Minnesota benefited along with multiple House members. Oregon Governor Martin lost, signaling heavy losses for some House members seeking Senate seats.
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Washington
Schlejade
Lewis ©. Barrows
Maine
Ebner A. Benson
Minnesota
House
Herbert E. Hitchceck
D.-3.d
Louis M. Lang
D-Ii
Charles N. Crosby
D.-Pa
Michael J. Stack
Florida
Indiana
Iowa
Oregon
North Carolina
Martin
Senate
Four Suspects Confess Parts as Nazi Spies
New York June 22 Four espionage suspects in custody pleaded innocent in federal court as former government investigator Leon G Turrou said he had signed confessions from all four. Turrou asserted the men were self confessed spies who had already implicated others and vowed to reveal the sinister forces behind the spy ring despite ongoing investigations.
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New York
Leon G. Tirron
Turrou
Federal Building
New York Post
Turreu
U.S
United States
Lamar Hardy
Post
Hardy
Turrow
Administration of Justice
Ting
Kuhn Claims Jewish Control of U S Politics
Fritz Kuhn president of the German American Bund testifies before a New York legislature hearing on Nazi activities alleging both major parties are steered by Jewish banking interests. He accuses the House of Warburg and Rothschilds of party domination and says about half of government officials are Jewish.
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New York
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
United States
House of Warburg
House of Rothschild
Democratic
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
Kuhn
Youthful seamen end voyage in borrowed yacht
After 28 days at sea three Santa Cruz boys aged 16 to 17 are reported held by Mexican officials in Puerto Vallarta as the 25 thousand dollar yacht they borrowed to voyage south 2000 miles from California ends. Lew K. Foote, owner of the craft, plans to fly to Puerto Vallarta to learn details. A telegram to Lester Risley said the boat was not stolen and the boys were detained by Mexican authorities.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Lew K. Foote
Puerto Vallarta
Manzanillo
Lester Risley
Lyle Tara
James Henninger
William Grace
Eisley
New Discoveries Bolster Murder Theory in Atlanta Couple Deaths
Cobb County police noted a new development in the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed Peek found beside their wrecked car at a 52-street railroad ravine near Austell Georgia. Kerosen odors were detected only in the back seat and two empty oil cans lay nearby suggesting the bodies were placed in the car before the plunge. Police traced the couple from Carrollton after 4 pm Monday and examined a half inch rope twisted around Mrs Peek's neck as part of the evolving murder theory.
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Austell
Cobb County
J. Ed Peek
Atlanta
Peek
Carrollton
Facts First In Monopoly Case Reform Talk
Washington in a June review notes federal officials and big industrials shaping a monopoly inquiry focused on facts over laws. Roosevelt may outline priorities in a fireside chat with hints of revising anti trust laws. Labor and wage trends show job losses while public works funding rises to boost the economy.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Economist
Roosevelt
Congress
Réper
Charles W. McLaughlin
Japan imposes mobilization plan for war economy
Tokyo reports a drastic eight point mobilization plan under a Nazi model law to tighten production, distribution, and consumption. It prioritizes arms and export materials, curtails imports, controls prices, and promotes thrift and mining as Japan faces ongoing undeclared warfare in China.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
Fumimaro Konoue
Ixeda
Kazushige Ugaki
Seishiro Itagaki
Navy
Mitsumasa Yonai
Hague Attorneys Offer No Defense
Newark June 23 The defense for Mayor Frank Hague and city officials to CIO and ACLU charges of abridging free speech and assembly was not pursued in federal court. John W. Matthews announced the decision saying the defense would rest as the case moved toward Judge William Clark.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Hague
CIO
American Civil Liberties Union
Jersey City
John W. Matthews
State Department
Hague
William Clark
Matthews
Morris L. Ernst
ACLU
Clark
Nashville sets record with 55 days no fatal crash
Nashville reports a modern traffic safety record with 55 days without a fatal accident. Memphis previously led the state with 53 deathless days this year, as both cities strive to curb road fatalities in Tennessee metropolitan areas.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Memphis
Heiress seeks protection in Paris over custody battle
The Woolworth heiress obtained a court order to restrain her Danish husband Count Haugwitz-Reventlow amid a custody dispute over their two year old son Lance. Paris hotel scene with the count and his father-in-law Franklyn Hutton, Scotland Yard at Croydon airport, and plans to possibly move to London. The case involves fears of kidnapping and the son’s future inheritance reportedly valued around 20 million dollars.
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London
Barbara Hutton Haugwitz-Reventlow
Paris
Woolworth
Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow
Franklyn Hutton
United States
Lance
Regent’s Park
Baron Horfer
Little Nance
Scotland Yard
Croydon
Ing
Count Haugwitz- Reventlion
Regents Park
Chancery
Enraged farmer shoots lawyers in Los Angeles court
Arthur Emil Hansen 38, a former South Dakota farmer, confessed to shooting two attorneys, KR D Mc Laughlin and J Irving Hancock, in the Los Angeles hall of records courtroom as they sat before a session. The killings followed a prior judgment dispute involving John Hancock’s family and Hansen. Hansen was jailed without bail. In Washington, John J Crim announced the Army and Navy Union endorsed Senator George L Berry for the Democratic Senate nomination.
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Angeles
Lpj
Los Angeles
South Dakota
Arthur Emil Hansen
Wakonda
S. D
William Penprose
Hall of Records
KR. D. McLaughlin
J. Irving Hancock
G. Allan Hancock
Los Aneles Oil
Hansen
Hancock
John Hancock
J. W
Katherine Coykendall
Kurtz Kauffman
Penprose
Washingiun
John J. Crim
Army and Navy Union
George L. Berry
Senate
Mother of Queen Claimed by Death
London reports King George VI ordered only family mourning for Queen Elizabeth's mother the Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne who died early today. The king had not decided on royal visit plans to Paris next Tuesday and no court mourning will be issued. The lord chamberlain announced the royal couple will observe family mourning along with royal households in attendance.
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London
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Countess of
Phlens
Har! of
Cromer
Browning group seeks purge of Shelby registration lists
A state source, unwilling to be named, says the Browning administration plans to appoint Abe Waldauer to oversee physical custody of Shelby county registration books and purge them. About 96,000 names are on the rolls, and Browning hopes purges will reduce heavy cooperation for Prentice Cooper. James H. Cummings notes some previously purged names may have been properly registered voters.
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Nashville
UPJ
Shelby County Election Commission
Abe Waldauer
Shelby Election Commission
E. H. Crump
Shelby
Browning
Prentice Cooper
Browning Rolls
James H. Cummings
anti-Browning Commission
Waldauer
Harlan Defense Resumes Battle in Unionization Case
The Harlan labor trial enters its sixth week as the defense seeks to refute government claims that Harlan county coal operators conspired to block miners' unionization. Prosecutors read a bulletin from the Harlan County Coal Operators' Association urging owners to be on the lookout for union organizers.
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London
Harlan Laborial
Harlan County
Harlan County Coal Operators’ Association
Second Angle In Kohn Attack Told By Youth
Sidney Queen 20 offered his second signed version of his black jacking of Attorney Ben Kohn a month ago. He repudiated yesterday's claim the attack was inspired by Detective Sergeant A O Clark. Queen said he attacked Kohn because Kohn insulted his girl and sought immunity for himself and his brother. The statement was made at police headquarters before reporters and witnesses.
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Memphis
Sidney Queen
Ben Kohn
A. O. Clark
Queet
John Shea
Kohn
Browning
Mark N. Lowry
Bmrrs
Pauline Davis
Osceola
Ark
Queen
Lowry
J. A. Pigg
Ben Robs
Clark
Freman
Clark Porteous
Press-Scimitar
Moon
Sidney Quetne
Shea
Mrs. Davis
Sidney
Charlie Moore
Frank
Jon Smith
Keho
Oswoola
Carl Queen
E. H. Crump
Shelby County
Prentice Cooper
Shelbyville
Arkansis
Nations Face Big Problem In Jewish Rehabilitation
AP reports at Evian a conference of over thirty nations will address a grave crisis as European Jewry, especially Germany and Austria, faces Nazi persecution. The piece notes a recurrence of medieval-style oppression, with Goebbels signaling continued violence and a drive to eliminate Jews. Continued on page fourteen.
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New York
Evian
France
Washington
Germany
England
Imperial
Russia
Austria
Joseph Goebbels
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Canton
UDGE
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Battle Union
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