Senator Clark Predicts End of Two-Thirds Rule at Demo Convention
Missouri Senator Bennett Champ Clark, son of Champ Clark, says the Democratic Party will rescind the two-thirds rule for nominating at the Philadelphia convention. He notes administration support and reports no opposition among party leaders as debate moves from committee to the full convention.
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Fingerprint Prank Costs Veteran in Bonus Money
Brooklyn news tells how Leo Rasche and Bill Smith forged fingerprints on service records as a prank during training in World War II. Rasche admits the ruse could cost about 500 in bonus money after the army confirms the faked prints were never genuine.
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Drought Sears Spring Wheat Fields in the Dakotas
Drought seared spring wheat in parts of North and South Dakota, threatening third straight year of crop failures. North Dakota, a top producer, reported wide damage while Nebraska, Minnesota, and Iowa showed better prospects, with rising market prices reflecting beltwide losses.
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Banker Defends Weltner Plan Calls for Political Change
Forsyth banker Robert T. Persons urged a change of front in Georgia politics defending the Weltner movement to nominate a governor candidate. He cited Hugh Howell's Danielsville speech and noted Weltner’s drive to convene free democrats in Macon. Credentials show 1,180 delegates from 134 counties with over 1,500 expected.
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Purse snatcher in Atlanta sparks police concern
Atlanta on June 16 reports a cycling purse snatcher giving police a new worry as details remain scant and investigations continue across the city.
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Anti Lynch Bill Resurfaces in Congress Today
Washington June 16 The Gavagan anti lynching bill reappears in Congress with a possible House vote before adjournment A 218 name petition discharged judiciary committee and Gavagan lauds the move The bill imposes felony charges on officers who fail to protect individuals from mobs with a $5000 fine and damages to victims if lynched May be delayed to July 13 if session extends due to the Democratic National Convention
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Youth Robs Two Women in Auto Outside
Two women reported robberies by a youth of about 15 yesterday. One victim named Josue 36 and the other $30 were taken as the intruder reached inside a parked automobile and sped off with the purses.
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