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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1935

Page

20

South Views Huey Long In Varied Terms

In Arkansas and Louisiana towns Frazier Hunt records mixed southern opinions on Huey Long. A gas station cler k and a plain tobacco shop worker praise his schools roads and poor relief while a businessman calls him a dictator who controls state power and tax policy. A gas attendant hints Long could win a national race. a well dressed man remains silent. another countryman questions the cost for the state.

SY Frazier Hunt Arkansas Hueyland Louisiana Rine Huey Long Roosevelt Huey Shreveport Tax Commission United States First Order Supreme Court

Huey’s Machine Controls State Government in Lone Plain Talk

The managing editor of Shreveport’s leading paper recalls Huey Long’s influence and support network. He describes Huey’s control over teachers police and public workers via commissioned posts and cites a poll tax repeal that broadened poor voting power. The road trip west near the Texas line yields three more witnesses.

Shreveport Huecy Huey Texas Line

Huey and Roosevelt Rivalry Sways Southern Politics

A city editor recalls Texas sentiment favoring Roosevelt over Huey Long and predicts Long may not run in 1936. The observer notes expected state delegation gains and a distant 1940 third party, while detailing widespread county government breakdowns, tax shortfalls, and graft in the South including Arkansas and Tennessee relief agencies and a coal-district power struggle.

Dallas Huey Texas Roosevelt South Long Joe. Robinson New Orleans Arkansas Tennessee

Californians Share Relief and Gratitude Tales

Citizens describe relief and gratitude as they assess after events. Individuals express appreciation for help received and hope for smoother days ahead amid ongoing concerns across communities.

Eastern Iowa Woodmen Picnic Sunday in West Liberty

Members of the Modern Woodmen of America from all eastern Iowa counties will attend a family basket picnic Sunday at the fair grounds in West Liberty. Frank B. Hallagan of Rock Island II chief counsel will speak. Five Cedar Rapids teams clash in a contest. A Linden camp Cedar Rapids team will play Cedar camp Davenport in a softball game. Prizes honor oldest and youngest Woodmen tallest and shortest drivers longest distance driven and most dilapidated car. Free talking pictures will be shown.

Woodmen of America Iowa Fairgrounds West Liberty Frank B. Hallagan Rock Island, II Forester Linden Camp Cedar Rapids Cedar Camp Davenport

Washington high coach arrives in Cedar Rapids

William S. Kelly, head coach at Washington high, has arrived in Cedar Rapids to assume his duties. He succeeds Leo V. Novak.

William S. Kelly Washington High Cedar Rapids Leo V. Novak C. R. Biddick Isabel Otto L. Schluter Abraham H. Wolfe Anna Marcella Julia Robbins

Agriculture Secretary James Wilson Returns Ready to Clean House

Secretary James Wilson returns to Washington from an extended interview with President Roosevelt and states intent to purge the Department of Agriculture. Work on the Second Avenue Bridge advances with the gravel concrete foundation to be completed tomorrow. A river launch outing and picnic last evening included a long list of attendees led by Amor H. Sargent and Glenn C. MacMillan.

James Wilson Washington Roosevelt Department of Agriculture Second Avenue Amor H. Sargent Glenn C. MacMillan E. H. Beaven W. L. Wallace Louise

Just Folks by Zdg ar A Guest

A short poem contrasts duty with idleness and questions social inequity as it appeals to the wealthy to share in labor. It notes universal toil under harsh weather and ends with a stark statistic about Soviet youth, highlighting global inequality.

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