Peacemakers in turmoil over third term issue in Democratic party
Washington reports show a split within the Democratic ranks led by James A. Farley and House leaders as third term tensions threaten party unity. President Roosevelt allies push neutrality while Rayburn seeks conciliation to keep peace and avoid open warfare in Congress this session.
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Unclear OCR: Austrian former foreign minister involved in crash
Fragmentary report describes Dr. Welf a former Austrian foreign minister and an apparent attack or accident near Loosdorf en route to Vienna. The text references annexation events around March 1938 and mentions cabinet changes and Reich absorption. Details are unreliable due to corrupted OCR.
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Jitters Grip Europe Says Hill Expert
Professor Moffatt Fre Brenants of Syracuse University reports European anxiety and tension amid looming war fear after a six month abroad trip. He notes cynicism, calls for war as relief, and signs like Paris defense exhibits while business slows. The Moffatts return to 505 Comstock Avenue after Sabbatical travel with daughter Suzanne.
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Lion Trapped in Pit Engages Zoo Attendants
Rufus a 2 year old 625 pound North African male lion paced an 18 foot pit at Griffith Park Zoo in Los Angeles as keepers weighed rescue options after he fell in during a failed 21 foot leap to freedom. He remained unhurt but furious.
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Franco Faces Crisis as Fascists and Monarchists Clash
New York July 27 Franco’s Spain sees a power struggle within his followers the Fascists and Monarchists. Reports from Paris and the Franco frontier say the two factions are at odds over control of the new Spanish government. Franco must balance both groups and other loyalists while tightening army and police oversight amid ongoing political friction.
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Nurse Survives 85-Foot Plunge After Car Crash
Mrs Edna Burdich a nurse crawled from a wrecked car that plunged 85 feet from the 155th Street viaduct asking Where is my pocketbook She was treated for a lacerated scalp and possible internal injuries at the hospital and was said to be in good condition The crash was blamed on a tire blowout and the guard rail damaged by the fall.
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Carriers Dead for Year Says Wheeler on Transportation Bill
Washington July 27 Chairman Wheeler Democrat Montana of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee said the general transportation bill is dead for this session The House altered the Senate bill before passage Wheeler proposed a joint House Senate committee for study to meet in the fall and report at the next session Lea Democrat California House committee chairman said a joint panel could work out a fine bill The measure passed after a bid to restore waterway control sections failed 100 to 273 The bill would extend forms of aid to railroads and allow carriers to originate consolidation proposals Critics call it a railroad and Wall Street bill The Wadsworth amendment would permit rate reductions with a compensatory return for costs and overhead
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Unwanted Visitors Headache Causes The BMA Reports
In Aberdeen on July 27 the British Medical Association leaders concluded that unwanted visitors trigger headaches more often than physical disorders. Other causes include loud voices unpleasant tasks dislike of others low mood worry insomnia and insults.
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Better Minds Held Big Need in Politics
In Chautauqua on July 27 Dr. H. A. Overstreet urges directing the nation’s pest minds toward politics. He warns that American government falters as long as the intelligentsia stay out of political life.
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Witness in racket case tied to mistaken murder plan
District Attorney Foley said a witness in the Lepke Gurrah racket case was the man marked for assassination in the Isadore Penn killing. Penn, a 42 year old music publisher with G Schirmer ties, said he had no enemies as two gunmen ambushed him, then fled in a stolen car.
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Ontario Physicians Hope Polio Epidemic Near End
Four Toronto experts and the Sarnia health officer issued a report on Sarnia's infantile paralysis outbreak noting four deaths and 25 infections since July 10. They said the worst stage appears past with two new cases reported and one child improving after use of an iron lung.
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Heat's dominance over human activity argued by doctor
Berkeley July 27 Dr Clarence Mills of Cincinnati declares heat controls body energy and thinking. He says body heat loss governs vitality growth and sexual development and that outside warmth suppresses metabolism, slowing development and raising risk of overheating. He cites regional growth trends and a 1929 1937 warmth period as evidence.
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