Politico Eyes Kentucky Demo Contest in 1940s Primary
Washington report notes Kentucky's forthcoming Democratic primary may signal national sentiment toward the New Deal and Joe Lewis influence. Jenn Young Brown, Lewis favored, campaigns amid Roosevelt administration signals and opposition from Governor Keen Johnson. Brown claims Roosevelt backing despite White House denial, while Kentucky’s delegation hints at party power dynamics shaping the 1940 convention. Johnson seeks to deny Brown, with Barkley backing Brown as key support.
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Washington
Kentucky
CTO
Jenn Young Brown
Lewis
Carlo
Keen Johnson
John L. Lewis
Garner
Seonuse Brown
Roosevelt
Brown
Jobson
Lars Yer
Harlan
Chapman
Crent
White House
Colpmen
Johnson
House
LaBan
Congress
Senator Barkley
Senate
Louisville
17 Ships Sail With Vacation Groups
Ships sailed from New York harbor today carrying vacationers to Europe and cruises to Central and South America to the West Indies and Canada. Officials called the exodus the largest this year and possibly the single greatest day for the past seven years. War scares and business conditions in the United States were cited as factors behind the vacation rush.
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INS
New York Harbor
Europe
Contral
America
Canada
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United States
Piggies Vaccination Service At Market Yards
At the San Antonio Union stock yards Dr AC Gleason, a state commissioned veterinarian, vaccinates hogs to guard against cholera. All hogs passing through the market must receive the vaccine, with central markets offering the service as a health guarantee for feeder and stocker hogs.
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San Antonio Union Stock Yards
AC EL Gleason
Forest Fire Ravages Montana's Flathead Forest
A large fire in the Flathead region near Card Creek rages at night described as the area’s most serious blaze in years. About 2500 acres are reported burned as crews, including 20 men, work to bring it under control.
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Kauwspell
Mont
Hinsiwa
Card Creek
Motor Deaths Fall in 139 Cities in First Half of 1936
Washington July 23 The census bureau reports 139 major cities show motor vehicle fatalities for the first six months of 1936 are down about 10 percent from the same period in 1935. The declines follow earlier warnings on road safety and indicate improvements in driver behavior and enforcement.
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Dor
Washington
Ma Jor
Bureau
Father Divine Idea Spreads at Fairfield Beach Colony
Fairfield reports Father Divine, described as a loud black god, influencing beachfront tenants. Executors Neary Sullivan and Joseph Cody plan to invite the evangelist and his rangers to five furnished cottages. Charles Tharps has barred access to sand gates, prompting local controversy over tenant rights. McALESTER Okla July 2 A NABEES corpus filing cites warden Jess Dunn demanding delivery of convict Jack Russell to Chicago immediately.
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Conn
Father Divine
Neary Sullivan
Joseph Cody
Cody
Charles ‘Tharps
Cady
Mcalester
Okla
Nabees
Jess Dunn
Oklahoma Penitenary
Jack Russell
Chicago
Dunes
Russell
Health Bills Severely Threaten Aliens In Senate Debate
A committee draft of a health bill extends to all federal and state governments. It seeks to deport those in subversive activities including past or present Communist Party members. The measure targets aliens related groups and mandates deportations for anarchists while tying visa entry to prior admission rules. The Senate has yet to take up the proposal due to adjournment and partisan divisions.
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UnitedStates
Supreme Court
United States
Linkter
Mayo Clinic founder dies. funeral plans announced
Rochester Minnesota July 20 The Mayo Clinic’s future leadership remains in the Mayo family after the death of founder Dr William James Mayo aged 19 a misprint likely 79 with his brother Dr Charles H Mayo 73. Funeral plans call for a public service for the second brother and reveal an endowment to support medical research and education. The Mayo foundation will be guided by family members and a seven governor board formed when the two retired five years ago. Will Mayo’s body will lie in state at the foundation house before a 4 p.m. funeral at Congregational church attended by the family and Oakwood Cemetery plot.
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INS
Mayo Clinic
William James Mayo
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Wit
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Tse
Cnue
Mayo Foundation
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Charles
Will
Waltman Walters
D. C. Balfour
Ehnic
Huuday
Nix
G. P. Sheridan
Congregational Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Spending Bill Debates Deeply Slash Federal Spending
A fragment from a page one report shows Republicans and moderate Democrats opposing a $500,000 highway program and a $35,000,000 railroad equipment purchase under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The caucus veered away from endorsing a lending bill to boost the housing authority borrowing power, while a pale view of administration support surfaced as the debate focused on the president's economic program. In Abilene, a 16-year-old, Bile King, was killed in a shooting incident.
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Stovider
Demoicrat
Recon Atfiction Finance Corporation
Caucuette House Demiadrita
Meni Hite
United Blazea Housing Authority
Double murder confession from a “crazy drunk” killer in Knoxville
Sheriff quotes Farley saying he killed Bullins and Dixie Ann after a station confrontation. Farley admits the slayings but blames drink and insanity. Investigators note a single shot to Dixie's head and three shots to Bullins, with motive unclear. The case proceeds to court.
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Ainya
Tinbi— Browing
Awain Strest
Everts
Dixie Ann
Bolling
Farley
Sheriff Cawood
Farle Qn
Maying
Brian Cawand
Keilmann acquitted in pistol slaying case
After four and a half hours, the Criminal District Court jury acquitted George Keilmann of murder in the January 22, 1998 pistol slaying of Jesus Quanters at Elmendorf. Judge Woodley presided, jurors were thanked, and other court action included defense and state arguments over ownership of the weapon and self defense claims.
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George Keilmann
Jesus Quanters
An Elmenborg Teye
K. K. Woodsley
Sablon
W. W. McGrory
Tine
Kellmann
Woodley
Attormabya
Jay Sam Leysy
Quinters
Keilmann
Otte
Angel Gomez
Adior Alred
Quintero
Seguin
Kjelmatin
Quintera
Bott
Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan
Alhard
New Deal Charged With Promoting Communism in U S and Mexico
Senator Bridges charged in the Senate that the Roosevelt administration aided the establishment of communism in the United States and Mexico through foreign loan provisions and lending programs. He accused high officials and the CIO of fostering communist activity and urged an investigation.
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New Deal
Washington
INA
United States
Senate
Bridges
Republican
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
CIO
Labor
Non-Sarlean League
Youth Lone Three Days Found by Dad at Basin Camp
A 15 year old boy Lynn Brown of St Louis was found alive after a three day search near the Big Horn mountains. He was located by his father L F Brown, a Basin Camp engineer, while the rescue effort continued for two other youths reported missing in the same area.
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Lynn
Brown
Louie
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes satire stirs New York talk
Inez Robb reports on Miss Lea s visit and a stage version of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes in New York. The piece mocks changing tastes as blondes and brunettes are debated by Hollywood figures and a midtown hotel suite hosts talks about Broadway plans.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Settice
New York
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Hollywood
Leas
Washington, D. C
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Wall Street
Misa Laat
Ridgefield
Conn
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Dorothy
Leos
James
Ohio Democrat Senator Supports Roosevelt Third Term
A. B. Senator Lee of Oklahoma spoke in Columbus at a statewide Ohio Democratic rally advocating a third term for President Roosevelt. He stressed neutrality legislation would pass next session and criticized opponents filibustering. He also cited doubts about WPA funding and the broader New Deal programs.
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One
A. B. Senatargush Lee
Oklahoma
Ohio
Roosevelt
Congress
Hin Wenston
St Louis Moves to Enforce Liquor Law
Jefferson City July 20 Governor Blark ordered enforcement by St Louis police of the Haver law. Four members of the St Louis board of police commissioners conferred with the governor and state supervisor Walker Piere. They returned to St Louis to meet Lawrence McDaniel to halt liquor activity.
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Jefferson City
Bt. Fanits Pollet
Ley C. Blark
Moler
Rangers On Wheels Aid Remote Land Survey
Federal rangers use "department on wheels" to cover vast western territories. Trailers with living and office facilities, hitched to vehicles, support gathering information for the land conservation program.
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Washington
Cina
Interor
Brunette Held in Extortion Threat Case
Virginia McFarland a 30 year old brunette was arrested in New York on extortion charges for sending a threatening letter to Stanley H. Erenedort of Cincinnati demanding 10000 dollars. She appeared before U Y A Commissioner Cotterend and was released on her own recognizance awaiting bail set at 600 dollars. The case links to threats against Protwdorf's children and to removal to Cincinnati.
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New York
INS
Virginia McFarland
Brunettle
Fader
Stanley
H. Erenedort
Cincinnati
Lila
Protwdorf
UY. A
Cotterend
Pioneer Elizabeth Wernette Dies at 96 in San Antonio
Mrs Elizabeth Josephine Wernette 96 San Antonio longtime resident died Friday at home 623 Stultz Street. Born in Dolores Lasredo she was among first parishioners of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and member of St Annes Alter Society. Funeral Monday from home with Mass at Sacred Heart Church Rev Jama Tonjas. Interment Ben Fernando Cemetery No 3. Survived by son Elmar Wernette daughters Mrs Charles Schneider Mrs Freddy Alder and Mrs Frank J Ducos all of San Antonio Mrs George G Really of Port Arthur and Mr H D Ames of Taylor 14 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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San Antonio
Stulz Street
Doloroas
Ynorathy
Renitiem
Dace Réd Heart
Hey
Jama Tonjas
Ben Fernando
Elmar Wernette
Charles J. Schneider
Freddy Alder
Frank J. Ducos
George CG. Really
Port Arthur
H. D. Ames
Taylor
Pauline Dingel
Willam G. Wagner
Adolphe Collmann
Root
Doctor Arrest in Dope Case Ordered in Dallas
Four year old physician Dr J Hemphill of Wetumka Oklahoma faced arrest after a Dallas raid on a dope conspiracy. Jewell Mills Jewel Hemphill and Tommie Gaynard allegedly obtained morphine tablets from a Dallas wholesale house under order of the Pryal clan. The group held under 1990 dollars bond.
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J. 4
Hemphill
Wotumita
Okla
Chacge
Aleged Jewell Milla
Wlan
Jewell Hemphill
Tommie Gaynard
Wetamka
Oka
Ballas
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