Germany Accepts British Plan For Disarming Basis
The Geneva conference reacts to Hitler's disarmament speech as Roosevelt notes improved tone. Britain presents armament basing plan. Daladier and Mussolini discuss potential cooperation. Roosevelt sees possibility of real disarmament if replies translate into action. US contemplates reducing army and navy officers pre Geneva progress.
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Former Senator McCumber Dies in Washington
Washington, May 9 AP Former Senator Porter J McCumber of North Dakota died after a stroke suffered three days ago at age 62. The lawyer and reformer, known for the Pure Food laws and the McCumber-Farder tariff bill, passed away this afternoon. Services and burial are planned in Washington on Saturday.
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Glass Steagall Banking Reform Bill Scheduled in Senate
May 19. The Glass Steagall banking reform bill faced quick shifts as a Treasury witness urged a broader insurance plan while a House panel granted a rule for speedy action. Senator Glass said the president had no objection to immediate consideration, signaling fast movement on the measure.
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Steagall
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Bankers Study Bond Issue Plans in Nashville
May 14 AP The state funding board will meet to continue talks with Tennessee Bankers Association on a plan to finance a $10,000,000 bond issue to cover a biennial deficit. Grady Huddleston, secretary of the association, says a committee will draft a plan once enough information on interest, tax, and bond type is gathered. The bankers hope to limit travel for out of town members by pre coordinating details.
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State Funding Board
Tennessee Bankers Associaion
Grady Muddleston
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Cuban Rebels Face Drumhead Court Martial in Cuba
Havana reports say Major Ortiz is to lead a crackdown on rebels in Santa Clara, Sancti Spiritus, and Camaguey. Army air reconnaissance, heavy guard at Banes Beach, and executions by hanging are described amid rising revolutionary activity and disputed leadership.
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Way Trough
Ricardo Campos
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Santa Clara
Radical Revolutionary Party
Jesus Oviedo
Sancti Spiritus
Pedro Vilato
Aysins
Oriente
Weather roundup for Tennessee and Virginia turns warmer
A brief weather note reports fair and warmer conditions across Tennessee tonight and Saturday with nightly warmth into the north central area. Virginia expects generally fair weather tonight and Saturday with possible thunderstorms in the extreme southern portion, warmer at night and in the northern portion Saturday.
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Mupcrele Ledger Error Linked to Tax Fraud Trial
In New York on May 19 ABR reports a $3 million ledger error in Wes Charles E. Mitchell’s sedger sending business. Mitchell faces tax evasion charges over alleged 8900,080 income from fake stock sales to his wife and others, with Edward Barrett testifying about Mitchell’s finances and ledgers.
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Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
Fede Eist
Edward Barrett
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National City Bank
United States
Wisconsin Milk Strike Ends After Six Days Chaos
Madison reports the Wisconsin Cooperative milk pool end its six day strike that saw one death and militia called out. National guard patrols continued to prevent interference with dairy markets as Gov Sujdeman plans troop withdrawal. Negotiations led to a pledge to cease picketing and study agricultural issues while arbitration proceeds.
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A. G. Suhedeman
Poal
Liam BR. Rubin
Mibwaukee
Jay
Walter M. Singler
Pool
Nations Farm Holiday Association
Industry Public Works Bill Backed by Labor
Washington May 1 AP dispatch reports William Green of the American Federation of Labor endorsed President Roosevelt’s public works bond measure. Green supported the sales tax method only if revenue funds public works and is limited to emergency use despite Labor’s general opposition to the tax. Senator Warner predicted four million jobs.
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Industry control chief is selected
President Roosevelt has been weighing appointing Hugh Johnson of Moline Illinois to administer the industrial control program now before Congress. Johnson has space in the State Department and could take on the vast duties once congressional action completes. Johnson was cautious about accepting the assignment while discussions continued.
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Morgan Named Chief of Valley Authority
Hopes of freedom for Tom Mooney, serving a life sentence for the 1916 San Francisco Preparedness Day parade bombing, have been renewed after Judge Louis H. Ward ordered a new trial on an old indictment following a lengthy battle for pardon. Mooney is pictured as he appeared in 1916 and in recent times.
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San Quentin Prison
San Francisco
Mooney
Louis H. Ward
Roosevelt names Morgan to lead Tennessee Valley Authority
President Roosevelt selected Arthur Morgan to head the Tennessee Valley Authority. Morgan, longtime Antioch College president, led flood control work on the Miami River and directed numerous conservation programs. He also drafted drainage codes for multiple states and has ties to Shoals project planning. The administration aims to employ thousands, rehabilitate agriculture, reforest, and develop navigation and water power nationwide. Public events in Cove and Clover Creek mark Muscle Shoals progress with local celebrations planned in east Tennessee.
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Department of Justice
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Satiel
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Cow Creek
Whoney Whisked Back to San Francisco in Surprise Move
In a startling relocation, Whoney was moved back to San Francisco amid heightened security. The report ties the move to a high tension backdrop as authorities pursue two convicts blamed for last night's guard slayings and the securing of one officer while another was captured.
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Thomas Mooney
Hattiesburg
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Ridley Weinstein murder case resurges as two jailed
New York May 19 AP two accountants George Goodham and Arthur Troffman were arrested in an alleged plot with Len Weinstein secretary to siphon more than 210000 from the Ridley estate. They allegedly conspired to forge a will and form dummy corporations to divert Ridley’s wealth as police pursued charges of grand larceny and conspiracy.
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Ridley
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Hoffman
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Mooney moved from San Quentin to San Francisco jail for trial
A 40 year old life term convict was suddenly moved from San Quentin to San Francisco County Jail by order of Superior Judge Louis M. Ward so Mooney could confer with lawyers ahead of an old indictment tied to a fatal blast that killed 10 people. Officials, lawyers, and Mooney’s wife greeted him as a court battle loomed with threats of a possible dismissal order from John O Gara and a high court decision.
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Renal Mooney
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