Senate Confrences Drive Budget Battles in Congress
The Senate pressed ahead with budget fights after conferences and attacks on the tax bill as plans unfold for economy measures. White House efforts to rally Republicans in Congress continued with a $2374 AUF program, while House negotiators aimed to trim costs and push new revenue plans. President Hoover and leaders urged cooperation to avoid delaying key bills and to stabilize fiscal policy amid ongoing budget battles.
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Massie Flight From Honolulu Amid Manila Tragedy
Honolulu police pursued Mrs Massie and relatives as they left on the Pearl Harbor naval tender for the liner Mallory. The Massies, Fortescue, and three navy men linked to the Kahakawai case faced subpoenas and public interest peaked by a notorious manslaughter spree and subsequent pardons.
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Wickersham backs prohi referendum amid commission debate
In a Washington interview, Wickersham argues a new amendment could curb prohibition flaws. He notes commission members split on enforcement and states rights, with several opposing immediate repeal and others urging revision to empower Congress to regulate or prohibit manufacture and transportation. The interview cites lingering views that the dry law is not being enforced properly.
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Tardieu 10 Quit as Result Vote for Left Group
Paris May 94 A decisive margin in the day’s parliamentary election prompts Premier Andre Tardieu to resign tomorrow night. His successor is to be chosen immediately, with a formal announcement and a request that he refrain from serving until the new chamber convenes in June. Edouard Herriot, who won premier in 1924, is the leading candidate to succeed. With returns from yesterday’s voting, the left swept away the Republican majority in the chamber.
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Two Candidates Seek Presidency In France After Assassination
Paris May AP two candidates to succeed President Boumer who was assassinated Friday were officially in the running. Election to be held at Versailles tomorrow. Paul Paine Yeve and Albert Le Brun formally consented to run. Tribute to Doumer drew thousands as Elysee Palace leaders led processions to pay respects. Detectives hope to learn more about Gor pulov by questioning two associates.
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Soviet Union
Rain and Cooler in Tennessee and Surrounding Areas
Local thunder showers are forecast this afternoon with cooler air tonight in the northwest portion. Tuesday should be generally fair. The report also notes thundershowers tonight and Tuesday in Virginia and warmer conditions in Washington. May 9 AP casting portion details theft and ransom cases involving Edward B. Melean and a Washington woman with $10,000 of her money. Authorities pursue a strong case in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping timeframe, with bond and indictment considerations discussed.
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Weather readings for yesterday and previous year
Daily high temperature reached 83 yesterday and 42 a year ago. Tow temperature at 60 p.m. yesterday was 35, down from 72 a year earlier. Rainfall yesterday measured in inches was minus 72, an apparent data error. Readings taken at 60 p.m. for the preceding 24 hours.
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Souths Accident Death Toll 1814
Atlanta May 9 Four deaths were attributed to spring storms across the South over the weekend. Totals include drownings, train and automobile mishaps, with Tennessee reporting four deaths. Lightning struck at a Nashville golf course killed two cadets, a 17 year old and a 14 year old, and a golfer, Roy Woodall, 28. Other fatalities occurred in Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama and Arkansas. A Tennessee River drowning, a camper boat overturn in Georgia, and an Atlanta truck accident also cited. Continued on page six.
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Lightning Kills 3 at Nashville Golf Course
A Sunday thunderstorm struck Shelby Park municipal course in Nashville, killing Roy Woodall, 28, and Wilcott Shellay, 17, and Ray Pugh, 4, as a foursome sought cover. Two players, Ernest Criswell and Paul Swann, were hospitalized. A. C. Bratton escaped injury.
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Roosevelt Seeks Delegates as Primary Voting Advances
By the Associated Press two Democratic hopefuls gain delegates this week Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland and George White of Ohio will carry their states delegates Roosevelt expected to pick up more than half the forthcoming votes Arizona West Virginia and Tennessee primaries and Ohio conventions will shape the tally Ritchie Maryland 16 White Ohio 32 Roosevelt 98 total favored amid light opposition with Tennessee convention adding 24 delegates and Oklahoma governor William H. Murray in the mix.
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Oklahoma
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State Primary Board Meeting Set for June 6
Nashville May 9 The Republican state executive committee voted 23 to 8 to refer contests over county organizations to a three member sub committee. Howard B Shofner named Dr E M Smith John Conger and D J Martin to serve on the sub committee with hearing to continue tomorrow morning. Tedious task of taking evidence in eleven county organization contests began with the Lavette Reece dispute and the Carter County conventions.
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Greeneville
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Shefner
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Roosevelt Talks Politics At Warm Springs Picnic
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt spent May 1 at a mountain picnic near Warm Springs Georgia where he ate fried chicken and discussed political and economic questions with guests in an informal setting. Tennessee delegates pledged Nashville’s 24 votes for the Democratic convention in Chicago, while Knoxville visitors called earlier. Notable attendees included Joseph P. Kennedy and Eddie Moore as Roosevelt prepared to speak at Oglethorpe University on May 22.
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