Squelching Huey Long Libel Plot Ends in Senate Climax
Washington May 2 1953 Huey Long’s filibuster over Roosevelt’s bonus veto ends as administration backers push to exhaust the Kingfish. Senate Majority Leader Robinson keeps the chamber in session while observers note the caper’s collapse and the shift toward institutional constraints on Long’s tactics.
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H. O Thompson
Washington
Tuey Tong
Long
Kinkeibh
Huey
Senate
Roosevelt
Lange
Dickinson
Joseph” . Robnson
Disputed Senate Session Ends With Long Defeat
Senator Long faced a rocky Senate scene as a quorum call triggered his retreat after several missteps. Tom Connally secured recognition and whipped a concurrent resolution on a vote of 44 to 4, following last week’s 62 to 20 defeat over an investigation into Postmaster General Farley. The administration viewed the sequence as a firm message against leniency toward Long.
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Long
Sen
Tom Connally
Texas
James A. Farley
Gotshin
Stolen Harmony at Paramount and Other Plays
The Paramount presents Stolen Harmony a lively musical with Bernie and his lads delivering novelty numbers and intricate choreography. Critics note the action-filled plot and strong ensemble performances with the orchestra featuring Ramon Snitrfestival and Dale Muilings.
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Paramount
Hen Nervio
Por Ehildren
Margaret Sullavan
Herbert Marehall
Frank Morgan
Mission Notative Gentleman
Charles Hickford
TENAS
Ann Sothern
Naby Keat
Tilw
Claudette Colbert
Iker
Exchenten
Garten
Herbert
Ben Bernie
Bernie
Orchesi
Cisse
Fishing and outdoor serenity plus Fort Worth auditors meeting
A long prose note extols fishing and outdoors as relaxation with nature sounds and renewal. It then reports Prestey Hamrick returning from the Texas County Auditors convention in Fort Worth, noting R V Rayford elected president and J O Hulsey re elected secretary treasurer, plus other brief items about Rock Island and a film review mention indicating a mixed-page layout.
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H. G. (Presty) Hamrick
Fort Worth
County Auditors of
Texas
Rail and waterway notes from early 1930s region
The report details Rock Island and Pacific Railroad valuations by the Interstate Commerce Commission as of December 31, 1932, with main track and total track mileage. It also notes a $2.3 million borrowing approval for the Missouri-Kansas-Texas line to cover June July payments, plus advertising spending shares for newspapers magazines and radio in 1934.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An advertisement claims poor digestion and fatigue stem from sluggish liver bile. It asserts Carter's Little Liver Pills restore two pounds of bile daily, ease bowel movement, and improve complexion and energy. The copy urges looking for Carter's on the red label and warns against substitutes.
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Carter
CCC Camp Vets To Hold Dance Friday
Veterans of the CCC camp at Palo Duro Park will hold their semi monthly dance Friday in the papyan camp as announced by Nugent J Lowrey in charge of dance arrangements. Dances are scheduled for the second and fourth Fridays each month and transportation for ladies from Amarillo and Catrou will be provided.
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Veterats
CCC
Palo Duro Park
Papyan
Nugent J. Lowrey
Tawrey
Fom
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
John Moore
Longs
Stra
John Spann
Rock Island
Fl Paso
Clinton
Ohio
Goodee Montomery
Charl
Arnt
Cully Richards
Richards
Miss Montgomery
Ralf Harolde
Leslie Fenton
Miss Sothern
Neil Hamilton
Paul Reddy Kelly
Kelly
Rock Island Bulletin
Johnnie Forkner
Clarence Wismeyer
Studers
Anvil Park Lake
Canadian
Fred Shirk
Chain Radio Broadcasting
Bert Maxwell
Denver
Bonita Avenue
Pleasant Valley
J. W. Renegar
R. L. Eubanks
Rock Island Yard Service
H. E. Jones
Guy Bennett
J. W. Vaught
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Cleveland
A. E. Gruhlkey
John Rhea
Association of American Railroads
John
Lifebudy
Herbert Marshall
Carl A. Morlok
Lansing
Mich
Edna A
Wilma B
Sarah C
Helen D. Morlok
Associated Press
Marion
Denver City
Quine
New Orleans
Saul Doe
Erie
Fatsier
Pierce Ste Shane
Tumber
Chevrolet
General Motors
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mea
O Camprell
Oklahoma
Chovet Axsaeion
Lowrie
Eid
E.L. King & Co
Polk
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