Inflation Ballot Debate Delayed In House Vote
House may delay inflation amendment vote until Wednesday as leaders maneuver to frame a six hour debate. Senator Burns accused of obstructing consent while conference talks continue between Senate and House on farm relief provisions and Norris Simpson plan debated.
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HOUSE
Wallington
Burns
Wennessee
Rouse
Senate
Zuriteller Seviions
Hoise
Savd
New York
Roosevelt
Viles Conmitten
van Vow
Chatts
Byrne
Wallace
Steulig Mrederie PT
Lee
Lila
Betake
Norris-Simpson
Oach
Supreme Court
Aml Intand
Atevice
Ruth White of George Washington dies after gas exposure
Ruth White, senior manager of the girls rifle team at George Washington University, was found dead in her sorority house kitchen in Washington after inhaling gas. Springfield, Virginia, home address listed. Fire and medical teams worked for hours but could not save her.
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Washington
Ruth White
Georee Washinton University
Phyuns
Miss White
Springfield
Gus
Judge Lowell under impeachment probe over freed suspect
The House judiciary committee investigates Federal Judge James A. Lowell of Boston for possible official misconduct after seven articles of impeachment filed by Representative Howard W. Smith. The charges center on Lowell releasing a Black man sought for murder in Virginia. The case involves George Crawford and a habeas corpus writ tied to jury eligibility in Virginia.
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Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
James A. Lowell
Bosten
Congress
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
Lowell
New England
George Crawford
Agnes Isley
Nazis Move to Control Unions Across Germany
Nazi brownshirts swept through Germany occupying trade union headquarters and arresting leaders, as Nazi organizers declared future unions would be national. They had already crushed the Social Democratic party, revealing a shift to nationalistic labor control amid 6,500,000 union members. Continued on page six.
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Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Landers
Marsism
State Funding Board to Seek Aid From F C State
Ashville May 2 The Funding board planned to seek aid from the federal government to pay creditors including school teachers. Roy C Wallace said the trip was planned days ago and discussed a proposed 10 million bond issue authorized by the general assembly to cover current obligations and repay debts. The meeting with bankers and bond houses aimed to learn what could be done as new revenue laws restrict borrowing to cover prior debts after May 1.
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Ashville
Jstde
MEG
Tennessees
Roy C. Wallace
Menbers
Jague
General Assembly
Wallace
Rvp.c
Vstates
the Boar
McAlister
Kimnest N. U Waston
James J. Bean
Dunnery Fort
Beer
Mother Love Moves With Hope for Commutation in Des Moines
Mrs. Kate Farnelli, mother of Jean Farnelli serving a life term for a statutory offense, moved near the penitentiary to be close to her son. She camped outside the prison walls and traveled to Des Moines to petition Governor Clyde Herring for a commutation.
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Des Moines
May
Notlings Tan
Kate Ta Jpell
Art Madison
Jean
Farnelli
Clyde Herring
Rhode Island backs repeal for 18th amendment vote
Rhode Island joined Wisconsin and Michigan in backing repeal as the nation moved toward ending national prohibition. Hopkinton cast a narrow anti repeal vote under a statewide turnout of 1,000s with Providence delivering a sweeping repeal margin while rural districts mostly opposed.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Michigan
Hopkinton
Mimad
May & Mopkinton
Providente
Weather Summary for Tennessee and Virginia
Fair and cooler in Tennessee with a generally fair night and Wednesday. Cooling tonight, warmer Wednesday in west and south portions. Virginia sees showers tonight with clearing Wednesday morning, cooler Wednesday especially in west and extreme north late tonight. Highs and lows for yesterday and last year referenced with incomplete data.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Under Arrest After Farm Riots In Le Mars May Day
In Le Mars on May 8 with 91 farm disturbance suspects in custody and one wounded soldier in hospital, national guardsmen maintained martial law in two western Low n districts after riots over mortgage foreclosures. Civil courts closed. a military council will handle preliminary hearings and evidence for trial. Kenneth Irwin, 19, Red Oak, was shot in the ankle when his gun discharged. Further arrests expected as guards scour the countryside. Farm holiday association heads to Des Moines for national convention. discussion of a nationwide farm strike.
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LE Mars
Denison
Lown
Plymouth
Crawford County
Fenner
Sioux City
Guyund
Crawford
Clyde Herving
Kenneth Irwin
Red Oak
Farm Holiday ‘Association
Des Moines
Canada
Can't Be Done Weather Scout Faces Pay Cut
John W. Darrington of Holton received a notice of a fifteen percent pay cut from Washington. He remains among about 6,000 federal weather observers who report the daily weather to central bureaus without pay.
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Holton, Kus
John W. Darrington
Washington
Fedeeral
Darrington
Central Oureaus
Local sprinter suffers burns after pocket fire incident
A high school runner, Adrian, while sprinting, dropped a match from his back pocket after a cap burned the hair on his neck. The ignition caused a small fire that burned his side. he carried two matches and a cam in his pocket. He was not worried about his hair.
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Adrian
Rovert Mitchell
Caprinter
Dollar rises against franc on Paris bourse
The US dollar gained 0.40 francs in early May trading, closing at 21.76 francs on the Paris bourse, up from 21.30 yesterday as market activity intensified amid gale conditions.
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Paris
United States
Norris presses for vote today on Shoals bill
In Wasitington May 2 AP Senator Norris Neb seeks passage of a Tennessee river power development bill granting Alabama and Tennessee 5 percent from surplus power sales. Senator Vandenberg Michigan opposes the provision as unnecessary and potentially harmful to federal credit, while Norris modifies the section to allow government review.
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Shoals
Wasitington
Tennessee River
Musele Shaalz
Vandenberg
Boulder Dam
Arizona
Nevada
St. Lawrence
New York
Alabama
Ternnessee
Tennessee
United States
Michigan
Jova
Black
Ala
Beer fuels orders for Athens Table and Manufacturing
Athens Tenn May 2. Officials say beer legalization boosted demand for tables. President R D Bayless expects the company to run at full capacity soon as orders pour in from new rules.
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Athens
Tenn
Athens Table and Manufacturing Company
R. D. Bayless
Storms Leave Louisiana Arkansas And Mississippi Dead
Spasmodic tornadoes across the lower Mississippi valley kill at least six and injure more than a thousand across Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi. Minden Louisiana bears the heaviest impact with significant destruction and fear of higher death tolls as relief and guard units organize to aid wounded and prevent looting.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Shreveport
M Sippi
Missiny
Magnolia
Ark
Arcondia
Missouri Ring
Arkansas-Missouri
Court House
Sam Life
Webster Parish
Arcadia
Iinois Central
National
Minden
Bombs Rock Chicago Amid May Day Attacks
Sixth blast in 24 hours targets union officials during a Lake County Teamsters meeting. Police say threats against Arthur Metzger, local business agent, and other IBT leaders were behind the bombings as detectives pursue suspected attackers. No injuries reported.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
Arthur Metager
Lake County
Jocal
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Lake Poress
Association
Metzger
Onion Sail
Chiesgo
Teamster
Unio
Pulitzer Prize Awards Highlight AP Reporter in Lindbergh Case
New York May 2 Associated Press correspondent Francis A Jamieson 28 won the 1932 Pulitzer prize for best example of a reporter. Other awards went to the New York World Telegram Kansas City Star Washington Daily News and several contributors for public service editorials cartoons and reporting. Honorable mentions named journalists for coverage of the Olympic bobsled the bonus army and New York City government investigations.
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New York
Francis A. Jamieson
Associated Press
New York World-Telegram
Joseph W. McKee
Kansas City ‘Star
Henry J. Haskell
H. M. Talburt
Washington Daily News
Los Angeles Times
Randan
New York City
Detroit Free Press
Philadelphia Record
Congress to End Session in June
Washington May 3 President Roosevelt and congressional leaders move to a quick windup of the extra session with the first week in June as the goal. After June 12 the president will focus on the London economic conference while domestic measures near completion. A slate including the Tennessee Valley Authority Muscle Shoals bill home mortgage refinancing securities regulation railroad and public works is outlined. The 30 hour work week bill is not in the picture unless needed to justify broader federal supervision.
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Washington
PJI
Roosevelt
Congressions
Congress
Capitol Hill
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
White’ House
Hanly Takes Office as Tennessee Workmen's Chief
Nashville May 2 AP Dave Hanly longtime labor activist and 2 member of Nashville Typographical Union 20 assumed office as superintendent of the workmen's compensation division in the Tennessee labor department. He was appointed by Labor Commissioner W X Jacobs.
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Hanly
Nashville
Dave Hanly
Tennessee Federation of Labor
Workmen's Compensation Division
State Labor Department
Nastvile Typographical Union
W X. Jacobs
McMillan Named East Tennessee Highway Patrol Assistant Chief
Robert A. McMillan, 42, of Enville, was appointed assistant chief of the state highway patrol for East Tennessee with headquarters in Knoxville. A lawyer and former automobile dealer, he succeeds Servals uyrard, who was dismissed along with over 30 patrolmen. McMillan is UT Law graduate, served as a machine gun captain on the Mexican border in 1916-17 and in France during World War I, and now holds the rank of colonel in the state militia.
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Nashville
Robert A. McMillan
Enville
East Tennessee
Knoxville
MacMillan
Servals Uyrard
University of Tennessee
United States
France
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