Wood Heaviest Campaign Lender in Democratic Primary Race
Expense reports filed with the county clerk show W. L. Wood as the largest spender in the Democratic primary with 1678 dollars spent to date, including 1250 on filing. Nearby opponent Alb nest W. West Jr. tallied 1525, followed by Delos Finch at 1666 with a 1350 filing fee, while Finch listed donors and friends by name. Other candidates including Mort McCormick, William F. Brogan, & Scherlen, and Harry Nass also filed totals and fees, with various sums noted for expenditures and filing costs. Fleet White is also mentioned among the candidates for sheriff.
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Maury Maverick
House of Representatives
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Albert V. Huth
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Criminal District Court
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Te Tertson
Friends
G.O.P Urged to Build Up Faith at Indiana Rally
Indianapolis June 29. Representative Bruce Barlow urged Republicans to harness mass faith for the party program. He favored keeping or reforming New Deal policies while restoring national administration to a cleansed Republican party. The piece covers Indiana GOP convention remarks and notes local candidate expenses and donations for several county and state races.
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Bruce Barlow
Republican
New York
Roosevelt
Indiana
Senate
Labor case recommends reinstatement of driver at Heobey Fireproof Storage
An intermediate report by NLRB trial examiner R N Depbark recommends rehiring truck driver C G Graham discharged Aug 24 1937 for union activity. Denham counters that W L Wolfenberge was not discharged for union activity and finds no Wagner Act violation. ILWU filed charges. ruling sets cease and desist order and plant notices. firm may appeal to the board.
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Heobey Fireproof Storage Company
R. N. Depbark
National Labor Relations Board
Denham
W. L. Wolfenberge
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Graham
Lueckenbach Sails Amid Alimony Court Fight
In San Francisco in June, Lueckenbach sailed his yacht Cupid’s Home on Chesapeake Bay as his attorney pursued a new trial for an $8000 alimony award. The case follows his second wife Dela Louise Stone, who recently married a wealthy Spanish count. The prior divorce from the first wife in 1933 yielded $400 monthly alimony, and a $6000 judgment was obtained, with no back alimony.
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Lewis Luckenbach
Chesapeake Bay
Cupid
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Dela Louise Stone
Luckenbech
Prince Berti of Sweden in Dellaire fete a national tribute
The 26 year old Prince Berti shoulders loyalty as Pennsylvania marks three centuries of Swedish and Finnish settlement. Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf lies ill in New York hospital while Crown Princess Toulse stays by his bedside. The royal family receives praise for a bold, pinch hitter role in Del laire events.
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Sweden
Pennsylvania
Gustaf Adolf
New York
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Dellaire
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Writers Guild Wins in NLRB Election in Hollywood
The Hollywood writers guild secured a decisive win in a National Labor Relations Board supervised election among studio screenwriters. The Guild received 267 votes to 57 for the Screen Playwrights, Inc. Four writers registered "no affiliation" and 12 were challenged by the NLRB.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Nightlife ad notes July dance and touring acts
City News reports a special four hour Fourth of July dance with ads catching attention. Advertisers mention tourist Rome and band leader Pep Longin. Phone number 406 AdY Junin referenced. venue and performers listed with partial names tonight Wednesday in town.
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Britain to Air Data Leakage in Commons Row
Duncan Sandys, Churchill son in law, alleges he was ordered to appear before a military court over leaked defense information. He calls it a gross breach of privileges as the government faces scrutiny over secrecy and a pending Privileges Committee decision.
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Army Council
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Spy Witnesses Released In National Spy Ring Probe
Kate Moog Busch and Senta de Wanger were freed from protective custody in New York’s federal tower after nine months. A heavy guard remained at their homes and federal officials gave no explanation. Roth testified to the grand jury that indicted 18 including foreign ministry officials on June 20. Attorney Lamar Hardy then sailed to discuss the case with European authorities aboard the Normandie.
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New York
Kate Moog Busch
Senta de Wanger
Roth
Gennso War Ministry Officiels
United States
Lamar Hardy
French Order Death Penalty for Spies
Paris reports a government decree imposes the death penalty by pelletime for certain espionage acts and extends life penal servitude to peacetime cases, aiming to curb rising spy arrests and echoing Germanys counter espionage. In the Strasbourg region near the German border there were 250 convictions and 5 charges in 1937.
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Paris
France
Kennedy Calls Article Lie Denounces Post Tale
New York June 29 Ambassador to Great Britain Joseph P. Kennedy denounced as a complete lie a magazine claim that James Roosevelt helped win his ambassadorial post and later became a top whisky salesman in America. Kennedy made the comments as he sailed for his Lyndon post and said he had never bought even one tenths worth of insurance from Jimmy Roosevelt.
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Joseph PL Kennedy
Great Britain
James Roosevelt
America
Alva Johnster
Saturday Evening Post
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Lyndon ‘Post
Rev Owen to Take Pulpit at Tragie Park Church
Rev Joseph Owen of Union Springs Alabama will serve as supply pastor at Tragie Park Methodist Church through July and August until a successor to the late Rev Grady Timmons is chosen. Owen will arrive in Gan Antovin Thursday or Friday. The funeral for Dr Timmons drew over 1000 attendees, with delegates from Texas pastorates and a 45-voice mixed choir.
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Union Springs
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Grady Timmons
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Houth
Southwest Conference
Dr. Timmons
Texas
Porter Lorians
F. M.freediman
San Antonin
A .Prank, Smith
Houston
21 Known Dead in Japanese Floods
Twenty one people were reported dead and 15 missing as floods hit Japan's main islands. A cliff collapse at Yokohama killed five and injured many, with most victims believed to be Koreans. Casualties also reported at Miiko and Yokosuka as homes collapsed. Tokyo suffered widespread property losses and disruption to railroads and power lines.
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Yokosuka
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