Ohio primary eyed as voters flock to polls
Ohio governors, national figures and party factions dominated the day as voters prepared for a record ballot. Borah clashes with Taft for delegates while Roosevelt backers in the Democratic race face Breckinridge, with Coughlin urging unions to back endorsed candidates and fraud allegations surfacing in Illinois.
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Buckeye
Senator Borah
Idaho
Robert A. Taft
Republican State Organization
Cleveland
Henry Breckinridge
New York
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Henry Horner
Alinois
Cook
Frank Knox
Knox
Convention Opens For Credit Group
More than 200 delegates attended a three day convention of the National Credit Association in Chattanooga. Districts represented spanned nine states from Alabama to Tennessee, with meetings focusing on regional cooperation and standards in credit practices.
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National Credit Association
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Weather outlook for Tennessee Kentucky and nearby states
Mostly cloudy tonight with a slight change in temperature. Virginia will see generally clear to eight degrees and possible thunder showers Tuesday. warmer in the east. North Carolina: cloudy tonight with scattered afternoon thunderstorms Tuesday in the mountains and warmer in the east.
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Fennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Negro to face capital charges in Huntsville trial
Walter Miller, a giant Negro, arrived under heavy guard for trial on capital charges of criminal attack or murder in the death of Vivian Woodward, who was robbed and slain returning home from a movie. He pleaded innocent as troops dispersed a crowd. four detained Negroes were later freed. Judges and attorneys state they expect a fair trial in Madison County Jail.
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Alabama
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France
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Thal Miller
el Johnston
Tom Layne
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Spelicitor
John McEachin
French New Deal Planned by Blum
Paris May 11 Leon Blum leader of the dominant socialist party outlined a New Deal plan including public works programs He said he would lead the leftist peoples front to govern after the new chamber meets June 1 The socialists radical-socialists and communists won a majority in elections with Blum leading the largest single party coalition urged all leftist groups to cooperate in forming the cabinet to succeed the national union ministry للم
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Associated Press
Paris
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Socialist Party
Liitl
France
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Blum
National Council
People's Front
Chamber of Deputies
Popular Front of
Socialists
Socialist National Council
National Union
Albert Sarraut
Hamilton to Push Talmadge Attack
Hamilton says he will pursue quo warranto actions challenging J B Daniel's authority as treasurer after the Georgia Supreme Court upheld his removal. Governor Talmadge calls the ruling final and plans no comment on Hamilton's new challenge as state officials oppose the governor's general appropriation plan.
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George JB. Hamilton
Talmadge
State Supreme Court
Hamilton
Segal Hamilton
J. B. Daniel
Daniel
Decis
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Talemadge
Plastic surgeon uses rib cartilage to form new ear
At the American Medical Association exhibit in Kansas City, Dr Karl Padgett and team demonstrate building a shapely ear from rib cartilage. A neck skin flap supplies the outer covering, later replaced by thigh skin to avoid visible neck scars, with pedicle flap technique to secure blood supply and shape.
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Howard W. Blar JR
Kansas City
American Medical Association
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Karl C. Padgett
Tax bill faces crucial tests before groups in Washington
After long controversy two major programs the LAX OIL and the Frazier Lemke farm debt refinancing measure began crucial tests. Senators on the finance committee debated whether to advance the tax bill with little change or modify it significantly. Senator Byrd voiced concern that the bill could let large corporations escape taxes, potentially harming smaller competitors.
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Washington
Rockwood Hosiery Strike Ends With Peaceful Picketing
Yockwood Tenn May 11 Ten strikers picketed outside the Rockwood hosiery mill gates after a last night agreement between labor leaders and citizens and officers. Chief Deputy Sheriff Chester Davis and AFL organizer William Frazier led the talks, resulting in allowed peaceful picketing by ten workers who had not been arrested during a month long strike over hour increases. The talks, including Chief Sartin and State Senator Hammond Fawtor, produced a plan to permit picketing. no disorders occurred. The strike began when hours rose from eight to ten without a corresponding pay raise.
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Chester Davis
William Frazier
American Federation of Labor
Tegr. mm
Edward F. Gallagher
American Federation of Hosery Workers
J. &. Sartin
Dear
Sartin
Davis
Frazier
Hammond Fawtor
Conference May Expand Its Scope in South Policy Plans
In Chattanooga on May 11 the Southern Policy Conference discussed forming a permanent Southern Policy Association to broaden organized Southern liberal influence. The group voted to create an executive and field secretary, with a steering role for the conference board led by Francis Nixon of Louisiana. They proposed constitutional changes to allow advisory Supreme Court opinions and a general referendum on laws found unconstitutional, and to extend federal powers to national matters beyond finance and transport.
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Southern Policy Conference
Organization of Liberalia
Southern Policy Association
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khirRer Asse
Southern Policy Committee
de Virecti
Chirence Nixon
Louisiana
Congre
Supreme Court
Expand Powerl
Southerner Held In Brutal Slaying In Chicago
Memphis men Raymond Farr and Tiane Hess detained after Mrs. Lillian Guild, 50, is found murdered in a Chicago YMCA hotel. Farr, 22, claims a hand injury explains court blood, Hess, 22, denies involvement. Investigators note inconsistencies and a photo from the scene. Palm er condition cited as very grave after abdominal surgery.
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Lillian Guild
James Coleman Sal
Raymond Farr
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Parr
Coleman
Tiane Roy Hess
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Crime Detection Laboratory
Northwestern Unniversity
Vicliiy
Grleen
Washington
Dm Department of Justice
Furr
Ghisageen
Hess
Firemen risk lives to save dog on bluff
In Pittsburg on May 1 AP reports three firemen lowered to a ledge 3 feet from the edge to rescue a mongrel named Brom & SeMige on a bluff 150 feet above a river street. The dog barked and leaped away snapping before tumbling 130 feet toward railroad tracks. a policeman shot the injured animal as a crowd watched.
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Pittsburg
Red Cross Chiefs Study Accidents in 1935 Drive
May 11 Chicago The American Red Cross urged reinforcements to curb highway deaths calling it a national emergency of year round disaster proportions as the national convention opened. Admiral Cary T. Grayson cited 86,000 killed and 165,000 injured in 1935 as motive for expanding volunteer first aid to motor accident cases.
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American Red Cross
Cary T. Grayson
Red Cross
Admiral Grayson
United States
Red Cry
Baptist Churches Plan Convention in St Louis
Laymen of the Southern Baptist Brotherhood of the South meet in St Louis on May 11 to hear Pat M. Neff of Baylor discuss Bread beauty and brotherhood. More than 3,000 laymen from 18 southern states expected. ministers hold an all day session led by Rev M E Dodd on new evangelism and social issues. A potential pre convention topic is forming a bureau to study social and economic conditions of the South including tenant farmers.
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Southern Baptist Church
Brotherhood of the South
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Lawson H. Cooke
Memphis
J. H. Anderson
Knoxville
J.T. Henderson
John 8. Ramond
Shreveport
George E. Hays
Louisville
M. E. Dodd
Shrevenort
Quadruplets Gain Life Hope After Birth In N J
Four newborns in Passaic County show weight gains after birth at St Marys hospital. Doctors call the growth bright, though time remains crucial for survival. Mayors Zabran sky and Turner seek state aid in Trenton for care and long term needs.
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Jeri] Tasper
Passaic
St. Mary's Hospital
Trenton
Harold G. Hoffmen
League Views Question of Conquered Ethiopians
Geneva May 11 Baron Aloisi Italy's envoy walked out of the League of Nations council as it took up the Italo Ethiopian question. He said discussion with an Ethiopian delegate was improper, insisting the Ethiopian state has no sovereignty. Selassie’s agent Wolde Mariam urged invitation to all sessions. The council moved to a public session while Selassie urged action defending international law amid Italy's seizure of Ethiopia.
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Associated Prose
Geneva
Tompeo Aloisi
Italy
League of Nations Council
Ti Duce
Ethiopia
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Mussolini
League
Selassie
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Associated Press
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Ttaly
Ager Sehony
Onveny
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France
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