Speaker J W Burns Dies in Washington D C
Joseph W Burns Speaker of the House died at 12 15 A M in his Mayflower Hotel room Washington D C Following a stroke and heart issues he is survived by his widow and two brothers Byrns is named Speaker since 1935 Roosevelt to attend services and funeral train to Tennessee документы
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Washington, D. C
Joseph W. Burns
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Mayflower
Democratic Party
New Deal
A. Pratt Andrew
Gloucester
Mass
George Calver
M J Byrns
John Byrns
Cincinnati
Joseph W. Byrns
House
Congress
Bertrand Snell
New York
Roosevelt
Speaker Burns
Capitol
Burns Burial Ground
Tennessee
South Chinese Armies Move Northward in Fast Advance
AP dispatch from Shanghai reports South China forces pushing into North China along the Hunan frontier. Lingling, a walled town fifteen miles inside southwest Hunan, is said to have fallen as southern troops advance with apparent ease and minimal resistance.
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North
China
Associated Press
Shanghai
Canton
South China
North China
Hunan
Lingling
Approves Bill to Include Alaska in Ag Extension Aid
The House Agriculture Committee voted to extend existing agricultural experiment extension benefits to Alaska. The measure proposes seventy five thousand dollars in federal funds for the next fiscal year with gradual increases in the following years.
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Alaska
Washington, D. C
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Passenger list fragment from liner S S Victoria bounds Nome
The remainder of the passenger list for the S S Victoria of the Alaska Line, sailing from Seattle for Nome, is shown here with names and a note that a corrected copy will be sent to the Nugget via the Associated Press in Seattle. The Nome Daily Nugget is for sale at local shops.
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Victoria
Enroute Nome
S. S. Victoria
Seattle
Nome
Associated Press
Pioneer Drug Store
Nome Drug Store
Board of Trade
Nevada
Wolf Campaign By AIK Planned For Alaska
Plans approved by the Biological Survey Reindeer Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs call for an airplane wolf trapping campaign in northern Alaska starting in September. Indian Office contributes 600 fur trappers, with Harlan Gubser to lead the effort to reduce wolf predation on wildlife and deer herds used by local Indians.
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Washington
The
Biological Survey, Reindeer Service
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alaska
Indian Office
Charles W. Hawksworth
Harlan Gubser
Biological Survey and
Reindeer Service
Gubser
Arctic
Wip Vt
Sarraut Resigns as Socialists Take Over France Cabinet
Paris reports that Sarraut and the coalition cabinet resigned to hand power to the socialists amid a nationwide strike. About 400000 workers halted industry as metal leaders refused new talks until factories were evacuated.
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Associated Press
Paris
Franer
Peemier Sarraut
Tia
Imi
Ysee
LeBrun
France
Relief Deficiency Bill Advances After Agreement
Washington reports Congress improved the relief deficiency bill in conference after reaching agreement. The June action centers on fiscal relief measures and stalled provisions before adjournment.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Unclear OCR pieces hint at Florida ship project and Grand Coulee funding
Fragmented text references a Florida ship project and a proposed twenty million dollar allocation for Grand Coulee. Mentions PWA actions, various names, and divided votes. Details are incomplete and names unclear due to OCR damage.
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Svante
Ameridi
Florida
PWA
Quinian
Buevanah
Demecynt
Grand Coulee
Delegations Fight for Seats at Republican Convention
The Republican National Committee moved to resolve contested delegations with Louisiana receiving first consideration. Florida’s delegation led by John Harris of Long Beach was seated, while opposition leader Leonard Lewis of Jacksonville vowed to continue the challenge at the convention.
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Cleveland
Republican National Committee
Louisiana
Florida
John Harris
Long Beach
Leonard Lewis
Jacksonville
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