Farley and FDR Face Third Term Clash At Hyde Park
Washington July 22 1938 President Roosevelt and Postmaster General Farley prepare for a Hyde Park meeting to resolve Farleys status and possible support for a third term. Fallout could affect Farleys chairmanship and the Democratic national committee. The Hatch bill movement hints Roosevelts 1940 prospects and GARNER supporters gain advantage through primaries to elect delegates.
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Roosevilt
Hig Priit
Deal
James A. Parley
Hyde Park
Farley
Roosevelt
Palnen
Democratic. National Committee
Smith
Rosevelt
Teirnds
Surdt
New York
Ing
Senate
Genlal Jint
Couse
Hoosevelt
Ori
Géal
Tolisk
Sheppard Campaign Investigatins Committee
Hatch
Garner
Texan
Garnier
Teran Admits Fatal Beating In Portales
Assistant District Attorney S. M. Compton says a slowed statement from Lelimd King, 22, a Texas ranch hand, admits fatally beating Waller Dickson, Spur, Texas, over the head with a gin and then throwing him into an automobile hitch and running him down outside Spur last week.
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Portales
Noob
UNS
S. M. Compton
Lelimd King
Texas
Waller
Dickson
Elserly Spur
Busiessman
California Oil Proration Bill Signed by Governor
Governor Gilson signed the Atkinson bill bringing California oil under a new late 5 jurisdiction. It creates compulsory proration administered by an oil and gas conservation and control commission to replace prior voluntary industry agreements. The measure aims to regulate the state's oil resources and production quotas.
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California
Sacramento
Calif
Gulbert L. Gilson
Lag Anecies
Man Shot By Hitchhiker Seizes Car In Texas
State and county officers hunted today for an unidentified hitchhiker who commandeered the car of H. L. Levich, 40, of Bong Beech California, and shot Levich Yarow in the shoulder on a Port Worth road.
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Port Worth
INS
North Texas
H. L. Levich
Bong
Beech
Calif
Levich Yarow
Roosevelt Hosts Clam Bake at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt entertained guests at his Hudson River home and arranged a trip to Secretary Morgenthau's farm for a clam bake. An important guest, Postmaster General James Farley, travels to Europe next Wednesday.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Hudson River
Secretary of the Treasury
Morrenthau
Tomorow
James A. Farley
Europe
Auto crash injures Martinez woman in Ban Mareou area
Mrs Natalia G Martinez 45 of 920 South Firewest rest was critically injured when a car driven by Jesus Martinez crashed into boxcars on Ban Mareou street near Southern Parish tracks. She suffered a possible skull fracture deep head gash and multiple cuts and was taken to Robert Green hospital. Her husband also injured. Another victim Miss Dorothy Hoffman 23 of 2108 South New Braunfels avenue suffered severe cuts and bruises in a separate collision on Hackberry and Burnel streets while riding with Frank Andersonh.
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Natalia G. Martinez
South Fire
Jesus Martinez
Ban Mareou Street
Robert 3.Green Hospital
Martine
Martines
Dorothy Ath Hoffman
New Braunfels Avenue
County Lids
Frank Andersonh
Ceralva Street
Ove
Louis Johnson
Olive Street
Hackberry
Burnel Streets
San Antonio Leads Bond Sales Despite Dallas Fort Worth Variance
San Antonio sold 4 1 2 percent bonds at 97.10 while Dallas fetched 95.05 and Fort Worth saw a similar outcome. The piece also notes pension rules affecting Ray Ashworth and mentions local park goats in Brackenridge and political tensions at the Texas statehouse reflected in a wry Dallas city scene.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Tpolice
Ray Ashworth
Brackenridge Park
J. A. Stafford
Wyoming
State House
Civil War pistol used in self-inflicted death near Detroit
DETROIT July 22. M1 health and unemployment blamed for the death by his own hand of D. Smith, 48, of Taylor. He died by shooting a Civil War era pistol. Smith was the father of one child and was described as childless.
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Detroit
D. Smith
Taylor Thionship
Smith
Rlne
Cavalcade of Local Politics Bedevils City Hall Climate
Don laments summer heat as Cavalcade of People swarms local politics. Bemoaning the climate, he reports on city bids, tax measures, and a flurry of officials, from the mayor to the county court, as they debate budgets, licensing, and street regulations.
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Don
National Bank of Commerce
New City
County Commissioners’ Court
Cormpanies
Jake" Rubiola
Recreation Department
Syciahn
Carrigan
Health Department
Joen Q
Temple Calhoun
Taxpayers’ League
Samc Anderson
Don‘ Hins
Maury
Charlie
Anderson
Louis Lipscomb
Land Police
Ashworth
Drought Strains New York As Crops Fail
New York state faces severe drought with berry crops ruined and little rain hoped for. Officials warn harvests for melons and crops may be lost while water supplies strain communities and agriculture departments monitor conditions. Widespread moisture remains minimal despite brief showers. Authorities report tankers and reservoirs under stress as forecast calls for scarce rain.
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Forestry Department
Bonde
Brooks
Lilyaremint
Agriculture
New York State
Getskills
Brake Ewstain
Wishington County
Fhirkensack Moustati
Warren County
Outed on Inspection by Washington Post Office Official
Albert Hicdennes of Washington DC, superintendent for the Post Office Department, led a one day inspection of post office trucks and services at Sarr Ane lerin postales Saturday, reviewing pustotilen tucks and damages.
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Albert Hicdennes
Washington, DC
Postoffice Department
Sarr Anelerin
District Court Box-Score And Jury Notes From Week
A fragmentary district court wrap lists jury verdicts not guilty and notes on indictments pending this week. It mentions officials and sponsorships, the fire and police departments, and a reorganization push linked to hiring and appointments amid political sparring.
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Criminal ‘District Court
World Baptist Meet Opens In Atlanta With Global Delegates
The World Baptist Alliance opened in Atlanta with 20 000 attendees as Dr James Terry Fraynbrooké announced delegates from Africa Asia Burma Ceylon China the Philippines Canada and the United States answered the call. Dr George W Truett presided the opening session, with Majestically Yoruba chieftain Tanimota Ayorlite among speakers, blessing the gathering.
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Atlants
Nations
Auania
World Alliance
James Terry Fraynbrooké
London
Alliance Ecretary
Aenica Answers
Africa
Ruslbrooke
Ral Eail
Tanimota Ayorlite
Nigeria
Ase
Truktt
Bon
Asin
Rushbtonko
Burma
Ceylun
China
Elam
Gyria
Philippines
Rapilsia
Canada
United States
George W. Truett
Dallas
Alliance
Envoy Phillips Seeks Assurance From Italy in Interim Talks
American Ambassador William Phillips held a half hour exchange with Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano in Rome. The two sides reportedly discussed potential concessions on European events in the near future while acknowledging ongoing tensions this year.
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Phillips
Italy
Rome
William G. Phillips
Cont
Galeazzo Ciano
Ciane Wan
Philips
Justice of the Peace Chief Selection Sparks Local Debate
A controversy over selecting an out of town chief of police prompted Justice Corrigan to telegraph Fire and Police Commissioner Lous Lipscomb. He questioned local court qualifications for police supervision and suggested moving cases to other jurisdictions if needed. Lipscomb answered that Judge Corrigan is a very fair and impartial judge.
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Maury
Ashworth
Floyd McGown
Hein
MccOown
Corrad Saturd
Lous Linscath
Corlyigany
Vakey Elected Post Commander for American Legion Post 420
Vakey, a charter member and treasurer for seven years of George D. Newton Post No 420, was elected post commander and ex-officio member of the executive committee. He had declined an eighth letter and was honored in a ceremony. During World War I he served as master sergeant in the quartermaster corps and ran a school for sergeants. The George D. Newton post was organized by federal employees and counts 254 members.
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Vakey
Arthur Vakey
George D. Newton
American Legion
Animal job hunters spark pet owner demand after hogart award
Since Humphrey Hogart won an award for best animal performance in a picture tire, he has been pestered by dozens of pet owners seeking photo jobs for their animals.
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Humphrey Hogart
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