Political bedfellows shift in radio brawl spillover
Washington reports a quiet realignment after the radio dispute as Huey Long and Father Coughlin drift apart and the White House positions Father Coughlin as friendly to New Dealers while sidelining Long. Bernard Baruch and General Johnson fade from daily involvement as the Economy Act gains only cautious regard.
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Washington
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
White House
Coughlin
Huey
General Johnson
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Johnson
Long
Local clubs host St Patrick's Day dance and socials
The Hobson Study Circle and Child's Conservation League met at Mrs. Thomas Clark's home. Mrs. Frank B. Dilley hosted the Social Literary Club with guests from the Pallas Club. A large St Patrick's Day dance drew many attendees at the Athens Country Club.
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Hobson Study Circle
Child's Conservation League
Thomas Clark
Frank B. Dilley
Pallas Club
Athens Country Club
Public Forum on the eight hour day and wage effects
Carbondale reader M H Doolittle argues against shortened work hours to seven in the coal industry noting most miners lose earning potential while a minority gains. He cites eight to seven hour shifts, lead miners and pay structures, urging balanced economic practice.
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the Messenger
Annis L. Snedden
Annis
M H Doolittle
Carbondale
Not only the Indians a lesson in unearned wealth Tulsa case
The piece argues oil wealth on Indian land creates fortune for people like Duffy Morrison, a mute Creek, yet many whites protest such windfalls as absurd. It contrasts Morrison with imagined white heirs who receive vast sums without understanding money, calling protests hypocritical.
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America
Tulsa
Duffy Morrison
Wall Street
General Johnson condemns emotional political radicals on air
The General criticizes what he calls dangerous demagogy by Huey Long supporters and other radicals. He urges outspoken anti un American speakers and logical rebuttals to emotional appeals broadcast on radio. Politicians aligned with his views pursue a firmer, direct approach.
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Johnson
Huey Longs
Johnsons
Crime Moves East as Racketeering Surge Hits New York
A shift in crime waves shows New York intensifying a crackdown on racketeering with a spate of gang murders threats and a chilling warning about the police commissioner’s children. Chicago reports fewer gang killings and bombings with the pineapple trust nearly out of business.
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New York
Chicago
Pineapple Trust
Government debt paid by dollar devaluation profits
The administration used profits from devaluing the dollar to shore up public finances. It argues such gains should not create wealth for the Townsend plan or work relief programs.
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Townsend
Townsend plan hints and linen slips reveal figures
The passage suggests explaining to Dad that if he naps the Rolls-Royce won’t return to the barn alone. It notes that linen and pink slips exposing figures were once popular and implies skepticism about revelations.
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Dad
White House realignment and labor board shifts debated
The piece discusses possible White House relations with Johnson and shifts in administration control over labor and social security. It notes Perkins struggles to place the Wagner board and unemployment insurance under her department, seeking authority amid political maneuvering and public concern.
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Perkins
Wagner Labor Board
Ambassadors lives under threats as Cuba faces terror campaign
Private State Department reports say Ambassador Caffery in Havana endures constant danger from organized threats linked to ABC and autentico factions. He now travels with five Cuban bodyguards while naval leaders plan a rapid battleship replacement before the current treaty ends next December.
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Caffery
Cuba
State Department
ABC
Autentico
Hitler fortunized by best selling My Struggle years
Official figures show 1 890 000 copies sold and translations into 14 languages. Crowds crowd the Justice Department Bureau to view five million fingerprints. Senate buyers trade baby bonds in thousand dollar lots. Mrs Roosevelt earns charity money by broadcasting while critics urge cessation. Abyssinia and Italy declare a neutral zone.
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Adolf Hitler
Munich
Justice Department Bureau
Treasury
Local social notes from the week
Twenty years ago Mrs. C. M. Copeland visited relatives in Uhrichaville. Dean E. W. Chubb spent the weekend in Chicago at the Northwestern Teachers' Association. Members of the Cheer-Up Club hosted a surprise party for Mrs. E. L. Church on Thursday afternoon.
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C. M. Copeland
Uhrichaville
Dean E. W. Chubb
Chicago
Northwestern Teachers’ Association
E. L. Church
History of This District
Henry Bartlett son of Captain William Bartlett privateer born Beverly Mass Feb 3 1771 moved to Athens County 1796 served as clerk of courts and board of commissioners 1805. Manuscripts include marriage license records 1629 1829 1830 and a 1829 mortgage license delay noted. Also a 1877 1878 school contract for Mary A Morton teacher district No 3 Athens Township salary $30 monthly.
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Henry Bartlett
William Bartlett
Beverly
Mass
Athens County
Board of Commissioners
Bartlett
Abram Hull
Martha Sayler
Mr. Bartlett
A. B. Walker
Gordon H. Cooley
Elmira Miles
John Weatherby
Sally Weatherby
John MedNane
Homer
Adna Churchill
Sally Ann B. Hamilton
Churchill
N. B
John Hamilton
Elizabeth Hamilton
Barnett
The Lindbergh Crime reviewed by Sidney B. Whipple
A reviewer endorses Sidney B. Whipple for his impartial yet decisive account of the Lindbergh case The author presents the crime from its inception to the Fremington verdict highlighting strong evidence and meticulous detective work The book is praised as fascinating and worthy of wide circulation.
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Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Sidney B. Whipple
Fremington
Hauptmann
T Norough
Quotations and Sports Notes Amid Fractured Sentiments
A mixed card of famous quotes from Holmes and Wells plus stray lines from Dawes and Hornsby, reflecting late 19th to early 20th century sensibilities. The text juxtaposes solitude, youth, ambition, and baseball figures, creating a collage rather than a single event or report.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A mother’s guide to finishing tasks and avoiding constant interruptions. It advocates letting young children complete simple play and chores to foster concentration while noting older siblings learn to resume activity. Emphasizes timing, obedience, and discernment in when to call children in.
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Johnny
Dark Blond Begs Millicent Graves Over Time
Millicent Graves agrees to overtime at the office to help dictate a confession about a protected murderer. After a dinner promise to return she pursues a missing purse and a taunting threat, contends with a police car, hires a cab, pays with large bills, and seeks help from Miss Hanson at the Acme Beauty Parlor to change her appearance while seeking the man who arranged the meeting.
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Millicent Graves
George Drimgold
Millicent
Drimgold
Drimgoold
Jarvis Mapp
Happ
Jarvis C. Happ
Mills Street
Adiljicent
Acme Beauty Parlor
Mr. Happ
Miss Hanson
Brunet
Evelyn
Miss Graves
Millicent Faces Beauty Makeover And Revealing Plans
A 1935 Carleton Kendr feature describes Millicent undergoing a staged makeover by Miss Hanson. The routine focuses on skin tone and hair styling, promising a transformation described as a golden light skin tone with deep blue eyes. The narrative notes the process will take weeks and may be painful.
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Millicent
Miss Hanson
Health Hin and Diet by Dr Morris on swallowing difficulties
The article discusses swallowing problems from mild to severe affecting all ages. It cites causes such as throat scratches from bones and lack of saliva, mentions a British method to detect bone splinters, and notes complications from nerves, muscles, and enlarged tonsils.
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