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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1938

Page

5

Tennessee primary under scrutiny as Crump machine faces rivals

A Tennessee Democratic primary probes alleged unethical fund raising and spending. Ed Crump’s Memphis political machine targets a showdown with rivals while backing Prentice Cooper for governor and Thomas Stewart for Senate against Tom Berry and J Ridley Mitchell.

Ed Crump Memphis Crump Thomas Stewart Tom Berry J. Ridley Mitchell Indepen

Steel Head Denies All as Senate Panel Probes Union Espionage

Senate civil liberties committee hears Steel Head admit he is not proud of shocking union espionage and violence revelations by Republic Steel police. Charles M. White, VP, objects to a distorted picture and presents a booklet promising $1000 for any charge in the case found untrue.

Republic Steel Charles M. White Senate Civil Liberties Committee Washington White

Al Hostack Wins World Middleweight Title in Seattle Bout

Al Hostack knocks out Freddie Steele in one round to claim the world's middleweight championship. The victory makes him the neighborhood hero in Seattle Washington as admiring youngsters gather for autographs.

al Hostack Freddie Steele Seattle Wash

Burlington Auditorium Corner Stone Ceremony

The lay corner stone ceremony for a new Burlington auditorium featured Lt. Governor Johan K. Valentine and state figures including L. B. Hill, James I. Dolliver, Ray Murray, M. L. Shugart, and Mayor Max Conrad. The project is financed by a government grant of $477,000.

Burlington Johan K. Valentine L. 8

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