Garner Criticizes Parts of Roosevelt Plans
Washington June 26 Vice President Garner was described as sharply critical of some phases of Roosevelt's 3 860 000 000 spending program though not opposing it actively. Leaders aim to push the bill after brief hearings with bi partisan opposition to foreign loans and railroad equipment leasing.
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Georgia Governor and Attorney General Clash Over Highway Control
Atlanta June 26 Governor Rivers moves to seize control of the State Highway Department while Attorney General Ellis Arnall refuses to issue an official opinion on the governor authority. Miller the highway board chairman argues the governor lacks power to direct department duties.
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Tifton teen held on manslaughter charge in fatal stabbing
In Tifton Georgia a teen aged Homer Johnson was held on a 250 dollar bond after a fatal stabbing of his father Frank Johnson. County Officer W A Johnson reported the father had beaten the mother prior to the incident. The grand jury will recess to consider the case.
Senate wipes out FDR monetary power in silver vote
The Senate approved a 77.4 cent per ounce price for domestically mined silver and voted to remove the president’s devaluation authority from monetary law. The actions came as debates over relief and farm funding continued, with party lines and joint conference plans shaping the final form of the bill. The session also outlined hopes to curb federal spending by 500 million dollars as Republicans pressed for broader cuts before Friday’s deadline.
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Japan Denies Forcing Britons to Strip in Tientsin
In Tientsin on June 26 a Japanese spokesman said such a act could not happen in principle though no report confirmed the Finlays were stripped. The British couple were said to be disrobed before crossing a barrier as tensions rise over the British concession siege.
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Weather Forecast for Georgia Florida and Alabama
Georgia expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and possibly in the south and west Tuesday. Florida shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and near the southwest coast tonight with possible return Tuesday afternoon. Alabama forecasts partly cloudy to night and Tuesday with scattered thundershowers in the south portion and light to gentle variable coastal winds.
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British Premier Hopes For End To Far Eastern Dispute
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons he has some reason to hope Tokyo talks may settle the Far Eastern dispute with Japan. He urged care not to prejudice prospects for a satisfactory China crisis settlement. The report follows a Tientsin stripping incident and UK protests to Tokyo.
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Border fighting reported on Soviet Mongolia Manchoukuo front
Soviet reports describe six weeks of border warfare along the Mongolia Manchukuo frontier near Lake Bor. Moscow says air battles, tanks and artillery involved with 82 planes shot down, including 59 Japanese, while Tass notes 25 Japanese Manchukuo planes down in a Saturday air clash.
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