Untold angles in Washington power struggles 1935
Roundup of internal fights in Washington tracing clashes between Ickes and Cummings over interior department prosecutions and the President’s NLRB directives. Notes on Richberg's push for voluntary rules, Labor Defense in the Scottsboro matter, and political maneuvering shaping New Dealers versus Old Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
Esident
Richberg
Ickes
Farley
Cummings
Farleys
Cummingses
Ropers
Wallaces
Perkinses
Wallace
Perkins
Interior Department
Albert B. Fall
Hubert Work
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Harold Ickes
Washington
Rainbow Girls and DeMolay hold joint officer installation
The Rainbow Girls and DeMolay members held a combined installation at the Masonic Temple. Dozens of officers from DeMolay and Rainbow Girls were installed with many Masonic, Eastern Star and White Shrine members in attendance, naming dozens of named officers and advisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Edsall Brown
Peter Jungbluth
Louis Thornton
George Means
John Applegate
Daryl Dodder
Richard Johnson
Richard Hansen
Gifford Morrison
Ernest Wagner
Jack Gibson
Hayden Hughes
Arden Hughes
Donald Davis
Gene Tucker
Milo Glider
Sentinel
Hilton Durst
Paul Kyle
Myron Saladay
Ralston Meek
Lawrence Whisler
Jimmy Wells
Dave Monroe
Helen Kos
Lucille Coon
Betty Stephen
Charity
Harriet Bey
Hope
Vera Stutsman
Faith
Marjorie Means
Virginia Crull
Elizabeth Brown
Ruth Longer
Darlene van Meter
Edna Mayo
Virginia Stutsman
Marguerite Hardy
Ruth Negus
Lois Sartor
Naomi Wilson
Virginia Kephart
Martha Ann Mace
Decorah Chamber Names Officers at Monday Luncheon
At the Decorah Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday noon during the weekly luncheon Claude Vetter was chosen president. B. B. Amundsen and J. H. Rickel were named vice presidents, E. L. Amundsen secretary, and J. N. Lee treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Decorah Chamber of Commerce
Claude Vetter
B. B. Amundsen
J. H. Rickel
E. L. Amundsen
J. N. Lee
Real estate bond fraud probe details across major cities
A congressional committee reports widespread fraud by real estate bond holders protective committees. Thousands of investors were defrauded as committees manipulated defaults and billed high fees. Investigations cover Philadelphia New York Chicago Detroit Milwaukee with plans to probe the Pacific coast New Orleans St Louis Kansas City and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Department of Justice
Department of Internal Revenue
Adolph Sabath
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Protective” Committee
Open Shepard Trial On Murder Charge
Maj. Charles A. Shepard, a retired army surgeon, faces a federal jury in Topeka on murder charges for poisoning his second wife Zenana Shepard at Fort Riley in June 1929. The case links his marriage to a younger woman and a romance with Grace Brandon as possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Charles A. Shepard
Zenana Shepard
Fort Riley
Grace Brandon
Brooks Field
Tex
Fire damages Wendell Phillips High School in Chicago
A 60 000 fire on Tuesday swept Wendell Phillips high school on Chicago's south side. Firefighters from multiple units tackled the blaze in a one and a half story engine room building adjoining the school. Police said the blaze, likely incendiary, caused about 60 000 in damage before containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
South Side
Wendell Phillips
Phantom thief takes 2.7 million in Wall Street bonds
A three year spree ends with $2,685,000 in Wall Street securities stolen from Bank of Manhattan messengers. Police tied the heists to one suspect through similar past thefts, noting most bonds were United States government issues and that stolen paper can be quickly sold on the underworld market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Bank of Manhattan’ Company
George Blossfield
C. J. Devine and
Bank of Manhattan Company
Insurance Company
More
Blossfield
John McCarthy
Devine Company
Devine
McCarthy
United States
Radio Schedule Stream Details From Morning to Evening Broadcasts
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC from morning to late evening showing program names hosts and time slots. Notable figures include Betty Meere Jane Eltisem Hall Kedie and Mary Marlin among others with affiliations to WEAF WJZ WEBM WCCO and CBS stations. The page catalogs a continuous chain of music drama weather and talk segments with multiple network transitions and contact points.
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Neneymoonera
NBC
WJZ Chain
Ceeking
BBM
Weco
Tony Wens
WJZ
Connie Gates
CBS
Wabc Chain
Hemensun
Weap Who
Army Band
Betty Meere
WEBM
Jane Eltisem
WEAF
Mary Marlin
Fields and Hall
WBBM
WCCO
WABC
Hall Creb
Lande Arch
Kedie
Bapatedter
WARBC
Rete
Sanford. Orch
Gbseke
Shilkret “Orch
WTMJ
Nbq
NHC
Weaf Who
WABHG
Wz Chain
Bkipey
WMAQ
Fisheek Armstrong
WENR
Cadets
Wcco Woo
Wales
Mergeenthan_ Sr
Ruscevelt
INBC
WEAP
Wilard
Richard Waliney
Red Davin
Wiz
WLW
Buck Rexera
Uncle E
Shoake Carter
Fred Allem
Hayton Ereh
Warden Lawes
Kostelanetz Etch
Woc
Wcco Knox
Jake McCormack
Woz
Burns and
Allen
Wcecco
Guy Lombarde
EM Who
Erch
WAEC
Wrebm Skry
Mal Kemp
Merble Kay
Robert Royce
Rooosevelt
Farmers Told To Cooperate Under Iowa Tax Law
John Speidel urged Farmers Grain Dealers to adopt businesslike bookkeeping to aid in the Iowa income tax program. He noted the tax bill passed largely at farmers’ urging and predicted better outcomes under the personal income tax system. Oscar Helmer opened the convention in Marcus with committee appointments including Redistricting, Resolutions, and Credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Speidel
State Board of Assessment and Review
Farmers Grain Dealers Association
Iowa
Oscar Helmer
Marcus
Milford S. Beeghly
Pierson
S.F. Weber
Iowa Falls
Conrad Nelson
Albert City
Ray Dunkelberg
Rockford
Scott
Scott--Ellis,--Dallas,Center; William’ < Youngelas, .: Duncombe; F. E
Daker
Clear Lake
W. P. Moeller
Rock. Rapids
E. F. Morris
New Providence
Nick .A. Schwer
Benet
Lenhard Holden
Ot- Gsen
Whisky firm to quit using Bernies name
A. W. Boykin for Ben Bernie moved in federal court to dismiss a $50,000 suit against Alpha Importing Co over bottles labeled Ben Bernie Whisky. The case ended with a friendly settlement requiring Alpha to stop using the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie
San Francisco
A. W. Boykin
Ben Bernie
Alpha Importing Company
Orchestra Leader Wins Injunction Over Bernies Whisky Bottles
A permanent injunction blocks the use of Bernies name and orders the defendant to pay the action costs and surrender all Ben Bernie whisky bottles and labels it holds. In exchange the plaintiff waives all damages claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Bernie
Ben Bernie
Col Roosevelt Junior Welcomes Baby Boy in Baltimore
Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Mrs Grace Roosevelt McMillen became grandparents with the birth of a son at Union Memorial hospital in Baltimore. The 7 pound child arrived to a healthy mother and infant. Father William McMillen, a Baltimore architect, reported the couple were married just over a year ago at the Roosevelt estate on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Grace Roosevelt McMillen
Union Memorial Hospital
William McMillen
Roosevelt
Long Island
Will Rogers converts friction with Mrs Roussel into talk in Baton Rouge
Will Rogers rescued Mrs. J S Roussel the Square Deal president from police at a Baton Rouge hotel. He planned to go to Washington to press Senator Huey P Long for rights and to address oil company issues. A formal demand urged officials to renounce Long's dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge, la
LLP
Will Rogers
J. S. Roussel
The
Square Deal Association
Washington
Senator Long
Rogers
Long
Baton Rouge
United States
Huey P
Square Deal Association of
Louisiana
Baby With Congenital Throat Closure Dies in Baltimore
Baltimore doctors at Maryland General Hospital failed to save a newborn born with a closed throat due to congenital stricture. Surgeons inserted a rubber tube through the stomach to bypass the passage but the infant died after 16 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital
Five Die in Uruguay Clash Between Troops and Rebels
Government report states five killed and several wounded after clashes between federal troops and rebel forces near Montevideo. Independent nationalist Ovidio Alonso led about 500 revolutionaries and was seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ovidio Alonso
Fire damages home of H L Frank in Independence
A fire damaged the residence of H L Frank Monday morning causing an estimated loss of 3000 on the house and 2000 on furniture. Insurance covered the loss. The blaze woke Mr Frank who awakened his son and his son's wife they barely escaped. The fire centered around the chimney. Mrs Frank was in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
H. L. Frank
Frank
Better Cough Remedy You Can Make At Home
A DIY cough remedy uses 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water stirred briefly, then adds 214 ounces Pinex into a pint bottle to create a homemade syrup. Claiming it outperforms store bought versions, it says the remedy lasts long, pleases children, and penetrates air passages for quick relief.
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Drew Pearson
Robert
Lindsay Warren
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Wehairman
Lindsay
Congress
Cabinet Row
Jim Farley
Jim
Emil Iluria
OGPU
Interior
Homer Cummings
Supreme Court
Homer
Eagle-Picker Lead Company
Public Lands
Sorer
Scottsboro
Negro Boys
International Labor Defense
Walter Pollak
Osmond Frankel
Sam Leibowitz
Leibowitz
I.L.D
Pollak
Frankel
Jack Garner
Senate
Garner
Senator Nye
Jerry
Nye
la Santa Fe
Equitable Alda
House Group
Open Shepard
Col. Roosevelt
Huey
Lux Feuer
Hollywood
Lux
LAND
Paramount
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