No patronage for long men say enemies
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt will announce Louisiana picks for U S District Attorney and Internal Revenue posts within ten days. They are expected to be men not aligned with Huey Long, signaling a power-personnel shift and likely snubbing Long’s allies in state positions.
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Washington
Huey Long
Roosevelt
United States
Louisiana
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Hugh T. Rip- Peto
Salt Lake City
Paul B. Ns
Home Loan Bank
Edward Righter
Walter Burke
James E. Smitherman
James M. Thomson
Long
Thomson
Bennett Champ ‘Clark
Mrs
Longman
What They 4 Write To Tack What They 4 Write To Tack
A collection of short, fragmentary letters to Tack seeking help exchanging items or finding work. Requests include swapping a bird for a bike, trading camping gear for a tent and stove, buying a second‑hand five burner oil stove, and locating winter housing on a ranch. Also includes a cafe hotel cooking and after‑school job search.
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Selene
Tack
Angelus Hotel
Hank
Gotham's Myriad workers march behind Blue Eagle banner
New York on September 14 saw a vast NRA march up Fifth Avenue with over a quarter million participants and an onlooker crowd estimated at 1.5 to 2.9 million. General Hugh S. Johnson led, with Govs Lehman Cross and Mayor O'Brien present, as the Day of Recovery celebrated the NRA program amid festive bands and cheers.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
United States
General Pershing
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Herbert H. Lehman
Wilbur L. Cross
Connecticut
John P. O’brien
Grover Whalen
Johnson
Stock Exchange
O’brien
Richard Whitney
Wall Street
General Johnson
Theater heads seek freedom from dictation at code hearing
Independent theater owners urged the motion picture code to protect their right to buy first run films and set operating policies free from producers or distributors. They cited inability to secure titles from eight major studios and opposed eliminating double features, a stance supported by labor leader William Green.
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Washington
Rosenblatt
Adam F. Myers
Allied States Association of Motion Picture Exhibitors
Joseph Varbalow
New Jersey
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Disgraceful display at march amid NRA tax clash
Mayor condemned the booing as disgraceful during a march supporting emergency tax measures. Al Jolson added a touch of flair while thousands watched reforestation youths, workers with banners urged NRA solidarity, and a squadron of 50 army planes roared overhead.
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Board of Estimate
Roosevelt
NRA
Neval Johnson
Jolson
al Jolson
Technocracy Divides Into Two Groups In U S
Two parallel technocracy movements, led by Howard Scott and Harold Loeb through the Continental Committee, claim over 200000 members each. They advocate a scientifically planned system of production and distribution to replace the current economy as Roosevelt policies face scrutiny.
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New York
Technocracy
Howard Scott
North America
America
Scott
Manhattan
Harold Loeb
The
Continental Committee On Technocracy
Midwest
West Coast
Loeb
Roosevelt Nra
United States
Columbia Univer
Howard Scott Group
Continental Committee
Continental
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Gotham
Blue Eagle
Madagascar
Nour Druggist
Frigidaire Corporation
Frigidaire
Tom
General Motors
Nunn Electric CO
Polk St. Phon
F. D. R. Fall
By Rader Winget
Arabia
Midi Berk
el Taif
Africa
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A. L. Spanley
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News-Globe
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As Clothiers
College
Freeman
Stacy Adams
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