More Charges Filed Against Long Heirs in New Orleans
Federal indictments accuse Abraham L. Shushan and four associates of dividing 499000 in fraudulent fees tied to refinancing New Orleans levee board bonds. Fight over civil recovery continues as Maestri remains uncharged. Leche and Weiss previously indicted. Death of Dr. J A Shaw, oil czar and key witness, shocks investigators.
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New Orleans
INS
Louisiana
Abraham L. Shushan
Huey Long
Shushan
Robert J. Newman
Norvin T. Harris
Henry J. Miller
Herbert Waguespack
J. A. Shaw
Mindreader doctor remark sparks playful quip about babies
Willie Willis jokes that a baby doctor, akin to Pug's big brother, must read minds to know where a baby hurts since infants cannot speak, reflecting a humorous take on pediatric care.
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Pug
Shaw warned Rogge of plan before suicide in graft probe
Washington report states Dr James A Shaw Louisiana official told Attorney General Rogge he planned to die by his own hand. Rogge related they spoke on a Dallas bound plane where Shaw wished the plane would crash if Rogge were not aboard. Shaw, minerals chief in Louisiana state conservation department, killed himself in New Orleans days later amid federal graft investigations.
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Washington
INS
O. John Rogge
James A. Shaw
Louisiana
Shaw
Rogge
Murphy
Dallas
Freeman W. Burford
Leche
Seymour Weiss
New Orleans
Minerals Division
State Conservation Department
Extra session possible as Roosevelt eyes neutrality fight
Washington officials from state, war, navy, treasury and justice held a two hour meeting on Europe’s crisis and potential U S action. Talks touched on neutrality policy and protecting about 100000 Americans abroad. Roosevelt’s return and possible Congress session were anticipated as tensions rose with the looming European conflict.
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Washington
State, War, Navy
Treasury
Justice Departments
Sumner Welles
Roosevelt
Europe
Congress
Welles
Navy
Charles Edison
Louis Johnson
Army
George C. Marshall
the Treasury
John W. Hanes
Thurman Arnold
Col
B. K. Rutherford
Army War Plans Division
New War Resources Board
Daniel W. Bell
Adolf Berle
United States
Fist Fight Breaks Up NLRB Hearing On Stage Union Dispute
Hollywood INS reports a near riot during a National Labor Relations Board hearing on the stage union dispute between United Studio Technicians and IATSE. Fists flew after a process server handed a restraining order, following a brawl sparked by arguments over eligibility dates for a jurisdictional election.
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NLRB
Hollywood
INS
National Labor Relations Board
United Studio
International Alliance of Theatrical
John F. Gatelee
IATSE
Emmet H. Wilson
Charles J. Katz
United Studio Technicians
Joseph Fadway
American Federation of Labor
William R. Walsh
Labor Board
Tests show windbreak trees sometimes raise highway wind speeds
In 1935 tests trees varied in windbreak efficiency on highways. Some hard maples increased wind velocity in the road center, showing not all windbreaks reduce wind.
Radio Programs Evening Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of radio programming across stations WMT KFJB WOC WGN WSUI WHO WOI KOA and others. It catalogs 6:00 to after midnight airings including sports, orchestras, dramas, news, and variety shows with multiple stations presenting music news and performances.
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WMT
Wizard of Oz
KFJB
Woc
Bobby Loppys
Rsey
Orch
KPJB
Joe Venuti
Wae
WonVohanie Davis Orch
WSUI
American Family Robinson
Ferey Paith
Shirley Kaufman
WGN
Heidelberg
Wirman
Sunset Symphony
Grant Park
Kay Kyser
Peter McGregor
Enric Mondriguete
George ‘Sokolsky
Vivian Benshoff
Borneo Orch
Por’ View
Paul Whiteman
Alf Donahue
Steve Leonard
Jan Savitt
Harry James
Paul Pendarvis
Wace Reichman
O—Dance Orchestra
Nat Brandwyne
Eon Ae
Deke Monee
Carlos Molinas
Deke Moffitt
Embassy, Boys
Garwood van
Johnny Davis
SWMT
Boone
O—Farm
Lem
Martha
Jerry
WOI
Red River
Eyenet
Wmt—Sones
Wen Shee
N. Y
Civic Ore
Bill
Wgn—Morning Musicale
Who—Woman In White
Variety
Oeene
Ness
David Haru Woochary Leerke
Jenny
Ross Trio
Manhattan
Ui—Homews Makers Forum
Wwocc
Joyce Jordan
Ray Stolzenberg
Wee Tretty
Ray Meis
Westerday
Woo
Myrt
Mary WoLao
Arnold Grimm
Hilltop House
Everett Hoaglund
Wise Hall
Judy
Jane
Woc—Society
Dr. Ma Wood
Magic Kitchen
Wolf—Ralph Slace
Don Roth
Ralph Ginsbergh
Betty
Bob
News Street Forum
Rleyee
RFIB
Hest Hartman
Wol
Cubs
Boston Bees
Mary Marlin
U. S. Army Band
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Roy PD
Wwoc
Lebrun
Maurice Reese
Ray Bloch
Vanities
Rhythm Auction
WHO
Vic and Sade
Curtain Rises
Wmt—Sweet
Kitty Keene
Genevieve Rowe
Johnson
Miss Julia
Wocc
Tom “Owens
Cowboys
van Alexander
Wey Fee Brigade
Kemper
Stanley Hickman
Ace Bridage
Jane Bris
WPA
Y Morgan
Ee Ee Weber Orch
Aces
Ralph Ginsbure
Ennio Bolognini
Oc—Ensemble
Keen
Tracer
Ingers Americana
Wweon
Spo Wol
Democracy In
Capt. Herne
Top Hatters Orch
Crimson Trail
Friars
Local Radio News Snippet In Brief
A compact item shows short updates from KFJB WSUI and WMT stations with the WSUI News at 5 50 and mentions ongoing efforts and highlights from the day.
Predictions of British French Return of Colonies
Detroit dispatch reports Rev Father Charles E Coughlin warned on Tuesday that the German Russian pact would force Great Britain and France to return colonies lost by Germany within the year The radio priest said Britain's influence in Europe is ended and France will be compelled to choose between communistic or fascistic government to avoid becoming a third rate power
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Poland
Britain
France
State Department
United States
Italy
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Greece
Belgium
Rumania
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Europe
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A. L. Shushan
Leche and
Weiss
Willie Willis
Cordell Hull
West Virginia
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S
London
Hull
Tuscaloosa
North Atlantic
Jerzy Potocki
Potocki
Fred
Merchants National Bank
Cabola
Cedar Rapids
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Ead
Ity
Insurance
First Avenue East
Bever Bldg
Who-News
Eledies
Fashion
DeLiso Debs
Palter DeLiso
Newman's
Vogue
Midwest
Standard
Quaker State
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