More Leaders Take Sides on Federal Aid to Schools
Debates over federal funds for private and church schools continue as Cardinal Spellman and Mrs. Roosevelt present opposing views. Norton and Behnken join Mrs. Roosevelt against aid, while Farley backs Spellman. Massachusetts clergymen press repeal of state parochial transport law amid the broader church-state debate.
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Wee York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John K. Norton
Columbia University
National Education Association
John W. Behnken
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Cardinal Spellman
James A. Farley
Europe
Farley
Congress
Norton
N.e.a.’S
Educational Policy Commission
Columbia Education
Morton
Behnken
Massachusetts
Frank J. Batcheller
Mason Sears
Republican State Committee
Flood Claims Woman Amid Sudden Jersey Storm
In Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey a violent thunderstorm swept 54 year old Edna Michel into a deep gutter and down to a sewage culvert where she drowned. Witnesses described a four foot flood carrying her for two blocks before rescuers finally freed the body after a quarter hour.
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Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Edna Michel
Washington
Driver Fined Ten Dollars for Speeding Charge
Albert DiLoreto aged 24 of 342 Arlington Avenue NW was fined $10 and costs by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll for a speeding violation.
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Albert DiLoreto
Arlington, Ave NW
D. L. McCarroll
Congress Holds Back Despite Truce Move
Washington July 28 AP Congress shows little likelihood of passing a federal education aid bill this session. Three Republican House members proposed a need based approach allowing states to choose parochial and nonpublic school use, but time is running out and adjournment looms.
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Washington
Congress
House
Werdel
California
Kearns
Pennsylvania
Morton
Kentucky
Photographers Stoned as Churchill Dashes in Lake Garda
In Milan on July 28 AP reports photographers covering Winston Churchill's Lake Garda vacation were stoned by police as he swam. Rocks narrowly struck a motorboat. Churchill requests privacy. Gabrielle Mundo, Milan police chief, orders seizure of any swimming photos.
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Milan
Italy
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Gardone
Lake Garde
Gabrielle Mundo
Bessemer
Ala
Alvin Edwards
Jewel
Edwards
W. H. Sessions
Sessions
Path Cleared For Rent Suit
Chicago July 28 AP The ruling paves the way for Supreme Court review of the rent control act. Judge Walter J Labay set Sept 12 for a three judge panel hearing after denying a motion to dismiss. Plaintiffs include 20 members of housing groups seeking to challenge the act and seek immediate rent boosts.
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Chicago
U. S. Supreme Court
Walter J. Labay
Elwyn R. Shaw
Congress
Labay
National Home and Property Owners’ Association
Units Associates, Inc
Tom Clark
Tighe E. Woods
Clark and Woods
Trio Escape From Dayton Work House
Three prisoners escaped the Dayton work house by scaling a 20 foot wall topped with barbed wire. Superintendent James Russell identified the escapees as Richard E. Chevalier 18 of Washington Clyde Singleton 26 and Oscar Tinch 40, both of Dayton.
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Dayton
James Russell
Richard E. Chevalier
Washington
Clyde Singleton
Oscar Tinch
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