Trinkle backs Price for Virginia governor and rules out run against Glass
Roanoke July 31 former Governor E Lee Trinkle said he will support James H Price for governor and denied plans to run against Senator Carter Glass in 1936 He praised Price as an organization man and urged Virginia Democrats to unite He added he has no intention to oppose Glass and warned against outside party interference in state affairs Senator Byrd commented that Trinkle has the right to back whomever he pleases and offered no further remark.
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Roanoke
James H. Price
Virginia
Carter Glass
E. Lee Trinkle
Mr. Price
Jim Price
Trinkle
Price
Richmond Entit
Glass
Roosevelt
Senate
Democratic Party
Washington
Byrd
Virginia Campaign Quiet on Burca and Trinkle Reports
Representative Thomas G. Burca of Martinsville named as Democratic choice for governor and declines comment on Trinkle reports amid campaign silence in Virginia.
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Virginia
Thomas G. Burca
Martinsville
Democratic Organization
Tire testing by manufacturers stated by Cammer Tire Co
Cammer Tire Co of Winchester Virginia notes that major makers like B F Goodrich in Akron with a fleet of over a million miles annually continually test tires. Labs and technicians behind the scenes perform extensive strength and safety testing on all tire sizes and types before market release.
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Cammer Tire Co
Winchester
B. F. Goodrich Company
Akron
Ohio
Cammer
Blue Eagle Lives On In Baltimore NRA Office
Arthur E. Hungerford, state NRA director, says the NRA is not dead in Baltimore as 14 of 24 local office employees remain to act as fact finders and statisticians. They study code violators and report to Washington, with the eagle statue still perched over Hungerford's desk.
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Baltimore
Arthur E. Hungerford
NRA
Ingerford
Supreme Court
Washington
Hungerford
Aunt of Mary Pickford Dies in Beverly Hills
Elizabeth Ryder aged 62 aunt of Mary Pickford died at her home in Beverly Hills after an extended illness. A native of Toronto she had lived in the city for many years. Funeral arrangements await word from Miss Pickford who is in New York.
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Beverley Hills
Calif
Elizabeth Ryder
Mary Pickford
Toronto
Canada
Protection To Banks In Small Towns
The Justice Department intends to extend G men protection to all FDIC insured banks, aiming to curb robberies as agents pursue thieves who target 41 billion dollars in deposits across 14 280 banks. Since agents entered banking crime cases robbery rates dropped, with 7 monthly robberies in early 1935. Fingerprint evidence and 5 million prints bolster investigations.
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Washington
Justice Department
America
Senate
House
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
Federal
Dillinger
Floyd
Barker Brothers
American Bankers’ Association
First year results show crimes solved and trials in progress
Officials report in the first year of the assignment 96 crimes solved by mid last June. Sixty eight persons were convicted, seven killed, sixty three awaiting trial and one acquitted.
Little Fellows To Be Caught In Probe of Taxes
President Roosevelt allocated 5 112 125 for a three fold drive to tighten tax collection. It includes intensive checks on income tax returns of the Little Fellows and a push against liquor tax evasions. White collar workers will be employed to boost revenues and survey delinquents in 20 large cities. The census bureau also received funds for white collar projects.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Government surveys to expand white collar jobs and tax checks
The government plans new surveys including an index for old age pensions and a liquor tax check up. Carrington Gill announced more surveys to create white collar work and a clearing house to avoid duplication. Treasury says small taxpayers will be checked, about 3,000 new workers will be employed, with 90 cities surveyed for liquor evasion and bootlegging outlets in dry states.
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Carrington Gill
Works Progress
Treasury
Thore
Hirohito to View Fleets From Hayama Villa
Emperor Hirohito will view from his summer Hayama villa the combined first and second Japanese fleets as they begin annual maneuvers at sea northwest of Japan. The viewing is planned for tomorrow at dawn and signals the start of Pacific fleet exercises.
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Hirohito
Tokyo
Hayama
Pacific
Japan
Joe Brown Not Purchasing Baseball Teams
St. Louis report says Joe F. E. Brown declares he will not buy the Boston Braves, the St. Louis Browns, or any other baseball club. The famous mouth smiles as he clarifies the statement.
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Joe Brown
ST. Louis
Joe FE. Brown
Boston Braves
St. Louis Browns
Brown
Film star rules out baseball front office plans
The comedian said no plans for owning a major league club and denied bidding for the Braves. He noted no ambitions to be a front office magnate despite rumors of a Kansas City Blues interest. Brown, ex minor leaguer, was reportedly a potential buyer and will play in a benefit game in Wichita tonight.
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Kas
Kansas City Blues
Brown
Braves
Deel
New York Yankees
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