Mullen and Perkins loom in early New Deal strife
Arthur Mullen resigns from the Democratic National Committee after Roosevelt and Farley pressure. The piece also covers Mrs Anna Curtis Dall's quip about Huey Long and a looming exodus of NRA executives including Wolman Douglas Paddock Whiteside and Ogburn. It details John Collier’s Indian reform bill proposing tribal land ownership and self government and bounces between labor department reforms and cabinet dynamics.
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Senator Huey Long
White House
Roosevelt
NRA
General Johnson
Field Day
Leo Wolman
Labor Advisory Board
National Labor Board
Paul ‘Douglas
Consumers’ Advisory Board
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Arthur D. Whiteside
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Whiteside
Ogburn
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Eetake Ules
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Indian Bureau
John Collier
Nebraska
Edgar Howard
House
Indian Affairs Committee
Howard
Collier
Washington
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Bill Doak
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
Doak
Miss Perkins
Kentucky Editor Jailed By Scions Freed On Writ
Vance Armentrout acting editor of the Louisville Courier Journal was jailed by a house lobby investigating committee on contempt. Judge Boone Hamilton ordered his release after ruling the committee lacked power to imprison him. Armentrout had refused to name a legislator who wrote the letter titled A Psalm In Politics criticizing the assembly for delays. He was confined only an hour.
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Miss Perkins
Davis
Doak
Labor Department
Madame Secretary
Press
Capitol Hill
Tacoma
Homer T. Bone
Washington
Pat Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Paul Wilson
New York
Mount Holyoke
Brutus
Julius Caesar
Frankfort
Vance Armentrout
Louisville Courier-Journal
Assembly
Amentrout
Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Daily Broadcast Lineup
A dense list of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and WJZ WABC WGN and others detailing show times hosts orchestras and concerts through morning afternoon and evening blocks. Notable entries include Dancing band Lanétrie Betty Crecker and the Philadelphia symphony with various stations and chain affiliations.
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de Remi
CBS
WABC
WNT
NBC
WJZ
WMAQ
Lanétrie
Weaf Wow
WMT
Bradley Kincaid
NBG
Cyril Tewkin
Breenana de Rose
WEAF
Clara
WGN Koil
Curtis B. Railing
WOC
WTMJI
Betty Crecker
WBBM
Tony Wons
Gene Arnold
Tili
Betty Barthell
Connay Marvin
Rex Battle
Hmall Etch
Ween Kmo
Weaf Chain
WCCO
U.S, Marine Band
WJZ Chain
Ray Heatherson
Woman's Review
WOC Who
Betty and
Bob
WJZ Wls
Nellie Revell
Cavaliers
Alice Jey
Teepe Beasley
Singing Lady
WGN Chain
Jack Armstrong
CHS
Orphan Ranle
WENR
WSM
Det Miller
Bestor Etch
Iris Edwin Hill
Ness Dramas
Red Davis
Lyman Orch
Weaf Wmaq
Phil Harris
Philadelphia Arch
KMOX
Ruth Euirne
Green Arch
Who Wataq
Fair Baker
Jeannie Lang
Denny Arch
Poet Prince
Girl 7 Writes News Item To Find Lost Cat
In Kansas City Missouri seven year old Marjorie Waggener turned reporter after her cat went missing. Her self written item describes a white stripe on the throat spots on the stomach a long tail and dark tail tip and asks readers to return the pet.
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Kansas City
Marjorie Waggener
The Lost Cat headline guides a street scene
Marjorie provides directions for 40 East Concord and notes the house location as left side when descending and right side when ascending the street. She also offers a headline The Lost Cat, implying a local notice or story tied to a missing feline.
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East
Concord
Marjorie
Bergdoll Seeks Pardon Directly From Roosevelt
Philadelphia draft dodger Grover Bergdoll sent a plea in German from W einsburg Germany asking President Roosevelt for a pardon so he could return to visit his 73 year old mother. The Justice Department reviewed the letter Thursday as part of the case.
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Washington
Justice Department
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
President Roosevelt
Weinsburg
Germany
Iti
Bergdoll seeks clemency as mother petitions President
The subject made his first plea for clemency while his mother, Mrs Emma Bergdoll, had petitioned the President for a pardon several months earlier.
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Emma Bergdoll
Morgenthau urges amendment to bar tax free securities
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr urged adoption of a constitutional amendment eliminating tax exempt securities. He spoke before the House Judiciary Committee as it considers a bill to pave the way for the amendment. Morgenthau estimated the impact of such a change.
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Morgenthau
Washington
LLP
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
House Judiciary Committee
Government Hints Revenue Gain From Amendment
Government stated that adoption of the amendment could lift annual revenue by about 145 million dollars. It cited 11.51 billion dollars in totally tax exempt securities and around 13.5 billion dollars in partially tax exempt bonds outstanding at the end of 1933.
New Fayette County Social Worker Named
Miss Pearl Jack of Waucoma is appointed social worker for Fayette county replacing Mrs. Dorothy Parker Gobel of Fayette, who leaves for Des Moines to join the state relief office.
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West Union
Miss Pearl Jack
Waucoma
Fayette County
Dorothy Parker Goebel
Fayette
Des Moines
Palestine Fast Emerges as Major Orange Grower
Palestine rapid expansion in citrus farming positions it among top orange producers, rivaling Spain, Italy, and the United States in output and export potential.
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Palestine
Spain
Italy
United States
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