North to Ask Successor to Henry Rainey
Washington November 9 The first signs of intra party split after Roosevelt victory show northern Democrats driving to win the House speakership while the South also seeks control. Kennedy says New York should lead. Farley predicts Roosevelt reelection. La Follette plans a tour. the GOP ponders reorganization. three southern names lead speakership talks with Mead as the sole announced northern candidate.
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Mason-Dixon Line
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Martin J. Kennedy
Tammany Democrat
New York
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James A. Farley
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American Liberty League
Jouett Shouse
Lexington
White House
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la Follette
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Burns
Tennessee
Bankhead
Alabama
Rayburn
Texas
Commerce Committee
Representative Mead
Kennedy
Reppublicans
Foreigners Hold Reins Over Saar In Heated Vote Drive
In Saarbrucken Englishmen Americans a Finn and a Yugoslav hold authority as the plebiscite Jan 13 nears. G G Knox head of the league's governing commission and interior minister orders police with 1400 gendarmes under inspector Hemsley. Four Americans aid ballot prep led by Sarah Wambaugh of Cincinnati as league adviser.
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Germany
France
League of Nations
G. G. Knox
Arthur C Hemsley
George
Knox
League
Hemsley
League of Nations Council
Sarah Wambaugh
Cincinnati
Tacna-Arica
Radcliffe College
Checks on NRA codes in major cities across the nation
The NRA launched a nationwide survey of code administration problems with deputies visiting 15 metro centers to discuss economies and draft improvements. Bread pricing in northern Texas faces scrutiny as a potential emergency. soap tests show no living organisms.
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NRA
Dallas
Irwin S. Moise
Robert K. Straus
G. Defreest Larner
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Omaha
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Providence
Concord
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Hman
Moise
Texas
US Election Oversight Expands With International Aides
The league commission recruited Americans to supervise balloting. John Hartigan of San Francisco is district inspector in St. Ingbert with two assistants to guard electoral lists and prevent ballot stuffing. Recruits include Philip M. Brody of New York and Andrew R. Foster of the University of Pennsylvania as deputy inspectors stationed at Sulzbach and Homberg. A five man cabinet led by Knox includes Dr. V Ehrenrooth of Finland as minister of public works and Dr. W Zorich of Yugoslavia as minister of finance trade and airways. J Kossmann, a Saarite, oversees public relief forestry and agriculture.
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Philip M. Brody
New York
Andrew RB. Foster
University of Pennsylvania
Brody
Sulzbach
Foster
Homburg
Knox
V. Ehrenrooth
Finland
Dr. W. Zorich
Yugoslavia
J. Kossmann
Last word in London phone directory goes to Mr ZZow
London’s latest telephone directory places Mr ZZow at the end, displacing Mr ZZee. A hint of skulduggery swirls around the new entry with Parish appearing in parentheses after his name, while the rest of the notice closes with a playful jab about a Ruddy Popey and Armistice spirit.
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MR. Zzer
London
Eng
Zzow
Mr. Zzee
Parish
Priest jailed after permit revoked in Chihuahua
The Rev. Lorenzo J. Castaneda, 54, a Catholic priest, was jailed in Juarez after Chihuahua state authorities revoked all priests permits two weeks ago. He was charged with officiating baptisms and marriages following the blanket order issued March 19.
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Juarez
Mex
Lorenzo J. Castaneda
Chihuahua
Italian Delighted With Nobel Prize
Luigi Pirandello was told he won the Nobel prize in literature, and he expressed happiness and intent to keep the award. He noted that there are poor authors too and said he will continue writing.
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Rome
Luigi Pirandello
Stockholm
Navy families reunited as sailors return to post on Pacific
A large parade of navy families welcomed the United States fleet back to Southern California. About 20,000 women and children relocated from the Midwest to San Diego and Los Angeles as the fleet resumes base duties. The 113 ships had spent more than a year in the Pacific before a midwar redeployment to the Atlantic.
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Los Angeles
Navy
United States
California
San Diego
Pacific Canal
Atlantic
Woman Dies Climbing Salinas Electric Pole
In Salinas California on November 9 Delfina Panvierra a 42 year old mother of six climbed a power line pole amid 60 000 volt wires and died. Electrical workers traced her charred body after a voltmeter flutter near a sub station. She had recently been released from a mental hospital. Six top iron and steel exports showed gains in the first seven months of the year versus 1934.
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Salinas
Calif
Delfina Panvierra
United States
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