Farley Predicts Abolition of Two-Thirds Rule at 1936 Convention
Democratic national chairman James A. Farley predicted the two-thirds rule would be scrapped at the June 1936 Philadelphia convention. He said the platform would be brief and named possible future leaders of key convention committees. Garner was expected to accept renomination at the Saturday ceremonies with Roosevelt to follow.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Philadelphia
Farley
Bennett Clark
Missouri
Robert Wagner
New York
House
John ¥. Mack
Poughkeepsie, N
Roosevelt
George Norris
Nebraska
Parley
Assembly
Garner
Apartment Wanted and Housekeeper Advertisement
A reader seeks a four room house or apartment to rent to a young couple. requests for a reader to contact 210 North Pierce Street. Also a note seeking a nice elderly woman to keep house for a Georgetown son and himself appears among Letters on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pierce Street
Tack
Radio Schedule Highlights Tuesday and Wednesday Lineup
A detailed broadcast grid lists programs on KCNC and affiliates across Tuesday night and Wednesday periods. Notable entries include Josey’s Organ Reveries, Wayland College Quartet, Panhandle Cowboy, Dance Matinee, Texas Centennial Contest, and musical programs from The Massey Family and Hawaiian Tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josey
Wayland College Quartet
Jack Armstrong
Arcadians
Harmony Isle
Air Mail Mystery
Musical Tailors
Daniel Lieberfeld
Animal Health
Massey
U. P. News
Lloyd Snyder
The
Nat
Happy Choral Club
Mob Lynching And Court Action In Georgia
A mob dangled Danielsville suspect Shaw from a tree near Gainesville causing officials to move him for safety. He was later returned to Danielsville to face Judge Moseley but a crowd followed and a sheriff sought the lynching party. Some hours after the event the crowd remained. narcotics and champagne figures follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Danielsville
Shaw
Atlanta
Moseley
Henley
T I. Henter
Danielville
Dickerson
Cutten Again Faces Charge in Tax Evasion Indictment
Chicago grain trader Arthur W. Cutten was charged in a second federal indictment with attempting to evade 1930 and 1933 taxes totaling more than 644000. The case follows a prior 1929 evasion count as he faces disbarment and related legal battles. In Oregon City, a man nets smelt from the Sandy River in a humorous incident as locals note the annual run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur W. Cutten
Federal Grand Jury
Cutten
James H. Wilkerson
Grain Futures Administration
Hughes
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Oregon City
Ore
William Lightower
Bees kill two horses on Auckland farm after mowing
In Auckland a farm suffered the loss of two valuable horses when disturbed swarms of bees stung them. The bees were angered by a mowing machine passing near their hives.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Rentzheimer Bequeaths Cash Property Residue to Moble Cat
Philadelphia report states Thomas Rentzheimer left his nephew 250 dollars in cash and a portion of his estate after prior divisions. He also wills a share of the residue totaling 7800 dollars to Moble the cat with good care for the remainder of Moble's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Thomas Rentzheimer
Moble
Married men found safer, New York report says
A New York Psychiatric Institute study presented to the American Psychological Association shows married men and women have lower rates of mental hospital admission than singles or divorced individuals. For men, one married patient for every two widowed, three single, and about 45 divorced admissions were noted, with similar patterns in women. The report argues marriage can curb hereditary psychopathology but is not a vaccine against mental illness.
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New York
James Page
Carney Landis
New York Psychiatric Institute
American Psychological Association
Page
Landis
Strong
Dr. Strong
Arrest of Johnny Torrio on New York graft charge
Federal authorities freed Johnny Torrio in a 100000 cash bail in New York but NYC detectives quickly arrested him again on an indictment charging him with forgery.
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New York
Johnny Torrio
Chicago
New York City
Provo Teens Promote Careful Steganography in Contest
Helen Hansen of Lehi High School and Marian Stevens of Millard County High emerged as Intermountain Commercial Contest champions. Hansen urges contestants to avoid flirting with the boat to ensure accurate steganography techniques.
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Provo
Utah
Helen Hansen
Lehi
Marian Stevens
Millard County High
Nation turns to agriculture as UC Davis enrollment soars
The University of California Davis College of Agriculture reports swelling registration. Housing for the growing student body has become a problem as more people pursue agriculture studies.
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Davis
Cal
U.P
College of Agriculture
University of California
Cotton diet saves infant after swallowing pin
An 11 month old in Ogden Utah was saved from surgery after swallowing an open safety pin. Doctors used a cotton diet to remove the pin and avoid operation.
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Ogden
Utah
Jerry Strabel
King Farouk Passes Under Regency Plan Drawn by King
Premier Ali Pasha Maher announced the death of King Fuad at 1 P M local time as Cairo mourns. The regency will govern three men named by Fuad and sealed for release to authorities, with Crown Prince Farouk slated to depart England tomorrow.
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Puad
Ali Pasha Maher
Cairo
Farouk
England
Brain surgery in fish alters breeding and schooling
Dr G K Noble of the American Museum reports that removing large parts of the forebrain in Chehhd fishes changes egg production and mating behavior, with effects on schooling. Pituitary bits from frogs helped eggs but not normal mating, and operated fish often diverge from their school.
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Prankthone
Nurnam
N.C
G. K. Noble
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
American Association of Anatomiats
Noble
Nobles
New Building Plans At University Along With Cancer Heredity Study
University of Texas regents plan nearly 1 million dollars in spring construction at the main campus and Galveston Medical Branch. A Boston meeting reported heredity and constitutional factors as contributing to cancer, citing mouse studies by Green, Fekete, Strong, and Reichmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
University of Texas Regents
Galveston
Regents
Boston
American Association For Cancer Research
C. V. Green
Elizabeth Fekete
Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Maine
Leoneld C. Strong
Yale University School of Medicine
Marion Normington Dies. West Texas College Faculty Member
Miss Marion Lucille Normington head of the home economics department at West Texas College Canyon died after an operation in Amarillo. Survived by four sisters and three brothers including sister Miss Clara Normington an instructor at Canyon. Funeral and burial in Iona Michigan after body rests at Griggs Chapel.
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Marion Lucille Normington
West Texas College
Canyon
Amarillo
Clara Normington
Ethel Normington
Grand Rapids
Mich
T. H. Stanley
Girard Dikmans
Alexandria, Va
Frank Normington
Odessa
Joseph H
Detroit
Ray
Ionia
Normington
The
Baptist Church
Griggs Chapel
Iona, Mich
Government aid program described in KGNC radio address
L. H. Hauter, regional resettlement administration director, will describe the Plains farmers aid program on KGNC tonight. The 15 minute broadcast starts at 8 30. Hauter, formerly vice-director of the New Mexico State Extension Service, will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Hauter
Regional Resettlement Administration
KGNC
Mr. Hayter
New Mexico State Extension Service
Unknown phrase on cancer growth and chemical compound
A garbled note discusses a chemical compound linked to cancer growth and natural body processes. It suggests the compound may slow growth but lacks clear context or details.
Feen a mint laxative offered with pleasant taste
Feen a mint provides an easy to take laxative experience with a minty flavor. The product promises non-habit forming relief for children and adults and carries a money back guarantee with a generous family size package at 25 cents.
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Annie Cooper
Annie
Dorothy
Alvin Waller
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Hayes
Taft
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Britain
Alma
Westminster Abbey
KCNC
Jimmy Lunceford
Betty Crocker
Victor Arden
M. 1. Bevens
Rexall News
Dick Carrol
Jane Walker
Tom Cleary
Rudy Vallee
Rob
King Fuad
Stong
Addis Ababa
University
Jane Stafford
Stanley P. Reimann
Lankenau Hospital
Reichmann
Marion Normington
Hauter
June Robles
Tucson
Aziz
Haarlem
Holland
Pontiac
Glen L. Casey
Glen L. Casey Motor Co
Tyler
Aburnshg
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Peta Senee
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Harrison
WED
Rutter
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