Tennessee Political Pot Now Begins to Boil Swiftly
Nashville May 9 political maneuvering intensified as candidates filed late for the August 7 Democratic primary with Governor Horton, L. E. Gwinn, and George Dunn asserting gubernatorial bids. Senator Brock seeks the short term, facing Dr. Neal, Todd, Hull, and Dodson for the six year seat. Republican filings include Arthur Bruce and Harry Burn for governor. Republican Burn also seeks the railroad post. Nine of Tennessee’s ten congressmen seek renomination.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Thomas P. Henderson
State Board of Democratic
Democratic Executive Committee
Henry H. Horton
L. E. Gwinn
Memphis
George Dunn
Johnson City
William E. Brock
Chattanooga
Senate
Horton
L. D. Tyson
John R. Neal
Knoxville
Neal
Andrew L. Todd
Gordell Hull
Tulane and Loyola Begin Commencement in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 9 the Baccalaureate services opened two university commencements. Loyola planned to graduate 97 seniors tonight, with Walter Burke of New Iberia Georgia delivering the commencement address. Tulane began with the ivy planting ceremony and will continue ceremonies through tomorrow with Dean H. D. Campbell of Washington and Lee addressing the Phi Beta Kappa chapter.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Loyola Universities
Loyola
Walter Burke
New Iberia
H. D. Campbell
Washington and Lee University
Tulane-Newcomb
Phi Beta Kappa
Senate panel opens daily meetings on London pact
Chairman Borah convened the senate foreign relations committee for a series of daily sessions to push a vote on the London treaty. Supporters foresee a favorable report by week’s end with Johnson and Robinson as the main Republican critics.
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Washington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
California
Robinson
Indiana
Senate
Watson
Hoover
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Scientist Reports Finding Cause and Cure for Colds
A Baltimore scientist announces discovery of the cold cause a micrococcus named micrococcus coryza and a vaccine and preventive. He says the bacteria trigger rhinitis and that immunization is possible based on animal and human trials conducted over seven years with inoculations and clinical observations.
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Baltimore
Probing Call Halts WABC Broadcast During Reed Speech
Investigators seek source of unidentified SOS that interrupted WABC during James A. Reed of Missouri denouncing the radio trust. Tuckerton New Jersey Radio Marine report, stations alerted to stay off air, not all heard SOS, Mackay stations and Sayville unable to locate ship. Columbia Broadcasting Co monitors probe led by NBC and others.
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New York
WABC
James A. Reed
Missouri
Tuckerton
N. J
Radio Marine Corporation
Naval Communications
S. O
Mackay
Sayville
L. I
Washington Naval Communications
Coast Guard
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Peter Secoudie Whistle Cited By Court In Wall Street Row
On Wall Street in New York Peter Secoudie the peanut vendor was summoned to court for disturbing a dentist and his patients. A judge ordered him to curb his whistle, while market noise and riveters filled the street.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Peter Secoudie
Peter
Chamber of Commerce Boards Meet This Week
The two Chamber of Commerce boards are set to meet this week. The senior board will gather tomorrow at 4 p.m. and the junior board will meet on Wednesday at the same hour.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Twin City Hardware & Furniture Company
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Jim Reed
United Press
Sedalia
Radio Trust
Neil B. Buie
Vaughn-Wright-Bendel Clinic
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