Dr James Monroe Smith Caught in Canada Extradition Under Way
Louisiana figures report the return of Dr James Monroe Smith as a prisoner charged with embezzling university funds. A red plane carried two officers from Baton Rouge to Brockville Ontario to extradite him after his arrest with Mrs Smith. He faces bonds and court appearances as authorities plan detention.
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Athletic Department
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Richard W. Leche
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Parison Grand Jury
Distriet
Dewey Sanchez
de Bretton
Myselve Ws Olliers
District Court
Detroit
Snanths
Lousiana
Gat
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Louistang
State
Edty
Tragic House Accident Shocks Seattle Area
Eleanor Brad ley, a 22 year old housewife, was kneeling on a bed near a window when a faulty spring threw her out. She landed ten feet from the window in a deadly fall. The incident occurred in the Seattle area and is under local investigation.
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Three Sisters Drown in Tragic River Mishap
Wet Newton Pennsylvania July 3 three sisters Elenore Mirella 18 Ann Mirella 20 and Louise Mirella 22 drowned after a sinking skiff on the Younghio gheny river. Margaret Slorrance 20 survived by grabbing a tree branch and reaching shore. Firemen with grappling hooks searched through the night but no bodies found.
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Pennsylvania
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Ann
Louise
Collingsburg
Mirella
Margaret
Roosevelt visits his mother at Hyde Park home
President Roosevelt spends three days with his mother Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt at Hyde Park staying away from callers. He relaxes on his Hudson Valley estate amid drought while a new defense bill clears congress. The measure funds air corps and national guard planes and munitions education, and allocates money for Panama Canal buildup.
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White House
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National Guard
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Peace Time Fiscal Expenditure Record
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration faces fresh clashes over neutrality and lend-lease as Congress adjourns for Independence Day. The Senate votes on the monetary bill amid debate on extending presidential devaluation powers and a $3.86 billion lending program. Opposition doubts the program and lawmakers push for or against new measures before mid July.
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Bidl
Chamberlain Outlines Danzig Military Reports to Commons
Prime Minister Chamberlain reported in the House of Commons that Britain had received reliable indications of intensive military activity in the Free City of Danzig. He noted an increasing number of German nationals and the formation of a Heimwehr style defense, amid rumors of a coup.
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S. S
Europe
Associated Press
State Trooper Fires at Car Kills Driver in Georgia
In Bogart and Athens, a chase ended when State Trooper W. H. Jones fired at the rear tire of a speeding car. Herbert Daniel, 23, was shot and killed. Raymond Morgan was arrested for reckless driving as the coroner's jury found the fatal shot came from the trooper. The incident occurred after a pursuit near Statham and a nine mile chase ending near a residence.
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Bogart
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Clarke County
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J. L. Daniel
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Morgan
J.C. Walton
Madison
Statham
Walton
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Georgia
Oconee
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Dublin
Thomasine
Churchill May Be Named to 10 Cabinet in Britain
London July 3 Prime Minister Chamberlain weighed a cabinet expansion to include Winston Churchill as a possible war minister. He met King George VI at Buckingham Palace and discussed the move amid Danzig tensions and Britain's stance with Poland and France.
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France
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Churchill
Howard William Rennard
Warsaw
Neville Henderson
Berlin
William Leeds
Moscow
Presoler-forezgn
Vyacheslau Molotoff
Foreign Office
Weather Outlook for Southeast States Tonight and Tuesday
The forecast covers South Carolina Georgia Florida and Alabama with partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday. Scattered showers are expected in extreme northwest South Carolina and across Georgia and Florida with local thundershowers in extreme northwest Florida and northern Alabama. Gentle to moderate southerly winds are noted along coastal areas.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Congress Faces Adjournment Amid Rebellions Over Policies
Washington July 3 Congress moves toward adjournment as debates over neutrality and lending programs dominate action. Total federal outlays for the new fiscal year reach 13.11 billion dollars, with major increases for veterans pensions, railroad retirement, debt interest, military expansion, and relief programs. President Roosevelt criticizes some raises, notably 338 million dollars added to parity payments and surplus disposal. Army and Navy funding total over 1.7 billion, including a push to expand air power and naval bases. Relocation of several relief funds to separate appropriations helps lower current relief totals. Departmental allocations are listed: Agriculture 1.19B, Interior 172M, Treasury 1.70B, War 1.03B, Navy 772M, Labor 30M, State Justice Commerce 122M, Congressional 22M.
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Senate
Agriculture Department
Army
Air Corps
Navy
Public Works Administration
District of Columbia
Holiday Independence Day toll rises with 226 deaths
Nationwide three day holiday traffic weekend claims 112 auto and motorcycle lives and 65 drownings. State totals list Alabama eight through Washington DC one with Georgia reporting seven traffic fatalities and multiple drownings and crashes across several counties.
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