Harmony Talks Between Roosevelt and Democratic Leaders
About 350 guests at Jefferson Island near Annapolis gather for informal harmony talks with President Roosevelt and Democratic congressional leaders. They discuss court bill compromises, expected late August adjournment, and administration proposals on wage hour, reorganization, housing, and farm legislation. Senator Clark and Wheeler join the initial group. several others are absent.
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D-Tenn
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D-N. C
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Internal Revenue
Police patrol shoe factory in Atlanta after labor clash
In Atlanta police armed with tear gas bombs patrolled the General Shoe Company plant after a clash between workers and CIO organizers. Six men were arrested after a brief scuffle outside the doors as workers left, with organizers reportedly distributing literature and soliciting membership.
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Atlanta
General Shoe Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
Dr William Kirkpatrick Named To Northwestern Faculty
William H Kilpatrick educator and author is announced to join the Northwestern University School of Education faculty He formerly served on Mercer University Macon Georgia faculty and is joining the Northwestern position as of June 25.7
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Northwestern
Scago
William H. Kilpatrick
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Macon
Funds for Probe of Tax Evasion Urged by the President
Washington June 25 President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate 50000 for expenses of the senate house committee investigating tax evasion and avoidance. The money would be available until June 30 1938 for salaries and other expenses of any persons the committee might employ.
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Great Britain and France Will Use Their Own Warships to Fill Gaps
New York June 25 The New York Evening Journal reports Senator Robert F Wagner says President Roosevelt will not seek a third term. Wagner quoted the president telling him after Governor Earle of Pennsylvania suggested a third term. The Journal notes Wagner spoke at his niece Evelyn Wagner's wedding at Northport Long Island.
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Governor Rivers Hospitalized in Hollywood California
Georgia Governor E D Rivers is confined to a Hollywood hospital with a gall bladder disorder. He arrived for rest after kidney stone surgery in Atlanta and plans to return to Atlanta via Chicago after delays. His health affects a southern campaign for 26 constitutional amendments.
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Georgia
H. J. Strath
Cata‘ina
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Rivers
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Woodmen of the World
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Richard Leche
Louisiana
Hugh White
Mississippi
San Antonio
San Francisco
Chicago
Oklahoma
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Washington
Lakeland
Fla
Eden Raps Soviets For Arms Shipments In Verbal Duel
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden accused Soviet Russia of sending large arms shipments to Spain in a Commons clash over the Spanish crisis. He sparred with Lloyd George while Chamberlain urged coolness over Italo German withdrawal.
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Russia
Germany
Italy
Spain
Jie
David Lloyd George
Neville Chamberlain
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Archibald Southby
Wedgewood Been
Sir Archibald
Royal Navy
George Lansbury
America
Alfred Duff Cooper
Britain
Admiralty
Spanish
Great Britain
Tides at St Marks Light Saturday
Predicted tides for St Marks light house on Saturday June 26 include highs at 4 31 a m and 9 08 a m and 3 45 p m and 10 24 p m with low tides between these times.
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Pittman Contends No Vacancy in Contested Judgesship
Atlanta June 2. Judge Claude C Pittman of the Cherokee Superior Court argues in Fulton Superior Court that no vacancy exists in the circuit and the June 8 election was illegal. He claims he was appointed and qualified for a four year term and that the 1937 legislature only allowed filling vacancies. The case involves John C Mitchell of Dalton who was elected June 8 and seeks Pittman to relinquish office. Judge Humphries presided over the hearing.
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Claude C. Pittman
Cherokee Superior Court
Fulton Superior Court
Graham Wright
Rome
John C. Mitchell
Dalton
Wright
Pittman
Supreme Court
James A. Mcffarlind
McFarland
John DL. Humphries
Colin Clive Dies at 37 in Los Angeles
English stage and film star Colin Clive died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood at 37 after illness. Born January 20 1900 in St Malo France he rose from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art to fame in Journey's End Frankenstein and History Is Made at Night. He was survived by wife Jeanne de Cesalis.
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Christopher Strong
Jane Eyre
Monte Carlo
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Royal Military Collese
Woolwich
England
Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
London
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Banana Boat Guardian Rescued After Grounding Off Cuba
The banana boat Guardian sent a distress call after grounding off Cuba's northeast coast and later reported she was afloat again. The incident occurred near Jacksonville with no injuries noted.
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Fla
Banana Boat Guardian
Cuba
Compromise for Court Bill Seen by Demo Leaders
Washington reports administration leaders claim enough senate votes to approve a compromise on the Roosevelt court bill while opposition indicates no compromises will reach a vote. First test likely on a motion to postpone or send to judiciary. Jefferson Island talks and White House discussions frame the week ahead.
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Permai
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Weather Forecast for Georgia South Carolina and Florida
Partly cloudy unsettled tonight and Saturday in Georgia and South Carolina. Florida partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with possible scattered showers in extreme south portion. Alabama and extreme Northwest Florida partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
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Murderer Brockelhurst gets death for hitchhike slaying
In Lonoke Arkansas on June 25 Lester Brockelhurst, 23, was sentenced to death for killing Victor A Gates in a hitchhike murder. Ber nice Felton, 19, faces trial for her role as his companion. The verdict sparked an emotional courtroom scene as Brockelhurst’s father collapsed. Mrs Brockelhurst cried and supported her husband amid the shock.
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Ark
Bernice Felton
Lester Brockelhurst
Victor A Gates
George F. “Hartie
Brookelhurst
Galesburg
L. W. Brockelhurst
Britain to supply gas masks for all citizens in war time
London reports the government aims to equip every man woman and child with a gas mask. By now 9 million masks have been produced for 45 million residents excluding the Irish Free State. Blackburn Lancashire is the central plant with 500 workers targeting 500000 masks weekly and a 30 million mask immediate supply plan. Regional depots store the gear and 30 mobile units will test and demonstrate use in towns and villages. Volunteers may enter gas chambers to test masks to build public confidence.
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Irish Free State
Geoffrey Lloyd
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Britain
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Lancashire
Doctors Hopes for Zinc Spray to Guard Against Polio
Chicago June 26 Three doctors say experiments in the American Medical Association Journal offer definite hope that a zinc sulfate spray in the nasal root can prevent infantile paralysis. They report the virus enters via the olfactory nerves and a one percent zinc sulfate solution applied to the olfactory area blocks entry.
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American Medical Association Journal
Max M. Peet
Dean H. Echols
Harry J. Richter
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bombings Mark Reopening Talks in Steel Strike Area
In Youngstown Ohio the Campbell plant reopens with 10 000 workers called back after a government backed plan. Bombings hit Canton and Warren near Republic Steel as national guard protection and peace talks continue with federal mediators and labor leaders.
Steel Mills Reopen Under Military Guard in Ohio
Mahoning Valley steel mills in Youngstown will reopen immediately under national guard protection after a 30 day strike. Gov. Davey ordered a return to work with freedom to strike, following Roosevelt mediation efforts that failed. Bethlehem Cambria works in Johnstown faced police closure as miners feared a march.
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