MANEUVERS AND MORALE SHIFTS IN WASHINGTON AND CONGRESS
Vice President Garner’s revolt mirrors a Capitol Hill split as Representative Pat Drury of West Virginia leads a fifteen man anti Roosevelt steering group. The move signals a major break in the Democratic ranks amid court packing debates and party realignment. Roosevelt’s press clashes emerge as a sign of internal strains while public sentiment shows limited erosion in overall support. Government probes show voters wary of labor strife, with Roosevelt still favored over rivals. An aerial weapons exercise demonstrates continued wartime preparedness despite political tensions.
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White House
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Pat Drury
West Virginia
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Georgis
Lamneck
Ohio
Hook
Michigan
Roosevelt
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Whirligig and Boomerang News in One Edition
A composite column notes on flying fortresses with 3000 mile radius and 250 mph speed, reflecting on Army air power and delayed test timing. It criticizes the Robinson reorganization bill’s loopholes allowing political appointees to displace civil servants. Also mentions a labor matter, a new apprentice act, and Air Corps reserve strength.
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Army
Navy
Congress
Billy” Mitchell
Department of Commerce
Washington
U. S. Capitol
Air Corps
Sheriff Ieenhower Opens Winter Diet on Blackbird Kill
Washington State sheriff and two companions with double-barrel shotguns killed 350 blackbirds and starlings on the courthouse lawn. He believes they eliminated only a tenth of the pests and plans to preserves and eat the meat, inspired by a Dayton man who canned blackbird quarts. The birds’ breasts are described as dark meat and juicy after cleaning.
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Washington
D. H
Ieenhower
Incenhower
Dayton
Twinned baby mules trained near Lebanon shine as rarity
In southwest area farmer Ray Parker trains two coal black baby mules about the size of shepherd dogs to form a perfectly matched team. Meanwhile in Columbus a National Rainbow Division reunion is planned for July 12 13 and 14 with veterans nationwide expected. Former Adj Gen Frank D Henderson leads the committee. Mrs Leora Rusk ages forty nine completed eight room house by herself.
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Lebanon
Ray Parker
Here
Columbus
Rainbow Division
Ohio
166Th Infantry
Adj
Frank D. Handerson
Kansas City
Mansfield motorists on blacklist for unpaid traffic fines
A Mansfield traffic bureau blacklist targets visiting motorists with outstanding fines after abuse of courtesy privileges. The list warns those from out of town to steer clear Mansfield in the future to avoid enforcement actions.
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Mansfield
Police Traffic Bureau
Daily Dozen Advised In Parliament Session
In London a plan to open daily parliamentary sessions with a routine of physical jerks was proposed by Education Minister Oliver Stanley to promote fitness among youth. The idea won support from Chamberlain Simon and Baldwin, while Sir Thomas Inskip hesitated at the thought of toe touching before 615 colleagues.
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Oliver Stanley
Stanley
Neville Chamberlain
John Simon
Stanley Baldwin
Thomas Inskip
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