Scott County Warden Slain Suspects Jailed in Shooting
Sheriff Culbertson weaves circumstantial case around Harve M. Carter death. Suspects include War Taylor 40, his son Calvin 14, and Snavely 20. Darnell witness says Carter chased Taylor. shotgun discharge heard as body found near Hill Station about 12 miles from Gate City.
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Carter
Taylor
Lot
Lbertson
Calvin
Slantear Hill
Scott County
Hagan Bond
Commonwealth Attorney
Darnell
Culbertson
Nashville Leads U S Cities In April Unemployment Rate
Census Bureau figures show Nashville Tennessee had the lowest unemployment among cities of 100000 or more on April 1 with 1608 unemployed from a 153153 population. Duluth Minnesota had the highest with 5444 unemployed or 5.4 percent. Figures cover those “usually working” and seeking jobs and may be corrected.
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Census Bureau
Nashville
Tennessee
Duluth
Minnesota
Weather Fair and Mild Across States Tonight and Friday
Tennessee shows generally fair conditions with slight warming in the west. Virginia remains fair with little temperature change and moderate northeast winds. Yesterday’s high hit 94 and low 64. Readings at 6 30 p m show 24 hour totals.
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Tennessee
West
Virginia
C. L. Bunn
Scott County Man Shot Near Fort Blackmore
Preston Quillen, 45, lay near death after being shot twice in a feud with Horton Brickey near Fort Blackmore Virginia. Brickey was arrested as the investigation follows an argument said to stem from an old fence-line dispute. Doctors offered no hope for Quillen’s recovery.
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Preston Quillen
Fort Blackmore
Quillen
Horton Brickey
Bastie Breaks World Women’s Endurance Flight Record
Paris reports French aviator Mlle Maryse Bastie set a new world record for women’s endurance flight lasting 38 hours and 0 minutes. She landed at 9 51 a m, shaving Lena Bernstein’s 35 46 55 record by over two hours and previously held a 27 hour mark. Bastie said she hoped to stay aloft two more hours after the break.
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Paris
Mlle
Maryse Bastie
Lena Bernstein
Bastie
Mlle. Bastie
Dentist Dr William Hale Killed In Alabama Truck Crash
Dr William Ira Hale 62 a Cherokee county resident and longtime dentist died when a truck went off a highway embankment on Sand Mountain between Boaz and Attalla J B Hale of Gadsden the driver suffered a broken arm and bruises Hale said steering gear malfunctioned He had practiced dentistry in Sweetwater and Knoxville before retiring to his old home three years ago due to ill health
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Gadsen
Ala
William Ira Hale
Cherokee County
Sand Mountain
Attalla
J. B. Hale
Gadsden
Hale
Sweetwater
Knoxville
Tenn
Flight to Dallas Flight Delayed by Engine Start
An apparent trans Atlantic flight bound from New York to Dallas faced a long start delay when the engine would not start. The craft, carrying Dieu donne Coste and Maurice Bellonte, passed Cincinnati at 11 57 A M E S T en route to Louisville.
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Rich
Coste
Bellonte
Dallas
New York
Cincinnati
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
New York- Dallas
E.S.T
Louisville
Coste and Bellonte Start for Dallas With Prize Quest
Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte launched from Valley Stream at 6 55 a m for Dallas to claim a 25000 dollar Easterwood prize. The Ques tion Mark circled the field and headed south as Rene Racover prepared to assist.
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Valley Stream
N. Y
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Dallas
Texas
William Easterwood
North Atlantic
Paris
New York
Rene Racover
Costes
Texas City
Feld
Coste
Bellonte
Breath relay lights up with a puff of air
The Westinghouse Institute showcases an electric light turned on or off by a breath relay. Inventor Dr. E. E. Free, aided by Westinghouse, says the device offers a third hand for tasks and safety uses, from doors to typewriter carriages.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Westinghouse Lighting Institute
E. E. Free
Westinghouse Company
Yrigoyen Asked to Quit Refuses to Resign
Buenos Aires reports say President Yrigoyen was asked by Radical leaders to resign and declined after his private physician carried the message. Secret talks among administration leaders persist as thirteen warships guard the harbor and heavy security surrounds the president’s home amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Buenos Aires
Yrigoyen
Critica
Radicals
Osvaldo Mease
Note Raising Suspect Identified in Tennessee Prison
Federal agents probe inside the Tennessee state penitentiary as officers seize note raising gear from Howard Barr cell. Barr, jailed for 10 to 30 years for robbery from Knox county, faces three pending federal charges since 1925 with more expected after discovery of raising equipment and raised notes passed outside the prison.
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Nashowitte
Tenn
State Penitentiary
Federal
Secret Service
Howard Barr
Barr
Knox County
Leo Williams
Nye Refuses to Halt Probing Detectives in McCormick Case
Senator Gerald P Nye pledges to continue the senate committee inquiry into Ruth Hanna McCormick and her use of detectives. He denounces the investigation as proper and refuses to be diverted by threats or smoke screens. The panel will reconvene September 15 to press its questions on the detectives and staff.
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Chicago
Gerald P. Nye
Ruth Hanna McCormick
United States Senate Investigating Committee
North Dakota
Nye
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
McCormick
Illinois
Senate
Coamo Liner Brings Port After Devastating Caribbean Hurricane
The Porto Rico liner Coamo, battered in a major Caribbean hurricane, limped into San Juan Porto Rico after passing Santo Domingo. Captain Thomas Evans reported extensive deck damage and engine strain but no fatalities and only minor injuries among passengers.
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Caribbean
Porto Rico
Coamo
Thomas Evans
Santo Dominguo
Evans
Tropical Disturbance Near Haiti Threatens Florida
Weather bureau warns of a tropical disturbance moving northwest from Santo Domingo, likely hurricane strength, expected to approach the northern coast of Cuba toward the Florida Straits. Caution advised for vessels near the path as it moves west northwestward in the next 24 to 36 hours.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Cuba
Florida Straits
Garden lures Belle Sherwin back into political turmoil
Washington reports Miss Belle Sherwin president of the National League of Women Voters resists resignation after four months leave. She joins a trend of public figures remodeling century-old Georgetown houses with colonial gardens, similar to Ruth McCormick Mabel Willebrandt Annabelle Matthews and Ruth Baker Pratt.
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Washington
Belle Sherwin
National League of Women Voters
Cleveland
Ohio
Georgetown
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Annabelle Matthews
Ruth Baker Pratt
New York
McCormick
Illinois Stock Farm
Willebrandt
Hurricane Rips Santo Domingo In 150 MPH Onslaught
A hurricane struck Santo Domingo at 2 p m causing widespread devastation on the eastern end of Hispaniola with estimated 900 killed or injured. Homes in the aristocratic quarter razed and a lunatic asylum destroyed as communications collapsed and relief efforts began led by President Trujillo. International aid from the United States and Red Cross planned.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
New World
Haiti
Rafael Trujillo
Republic
la Opinion
Associated Press
New York
United States
Neuva Villa
Duarte
San Carlos
Red Cross
San Juan
Porto Rico
Hoover
Curtis
Dominican
AP Special Correspondent Ernest Nichols Reports
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Worley Taylor
U.N. P.C
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Memphis
Norfolk
Richmond
Kentucky
Cal
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American Bankers’ Association
American Federation of Labor
Boston
American Legion
King’s Mountain
American Bankers Association
Federation of Labor, American Legion
Kings Mt
Marine Ace
Arthur H. Page
U. S. Marine Corps
Page
S. S. Coamp
San Domingo
McGough
Florida
Garden
Ernest Nichols
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