Farley Under Fire In Senate Investigation
The article discusses a new Senate inquiry into Postmaster General and Democratic National Committee chair James A. Farley. Senator Huey Long accuses Farley of postal law violations, civil service breaches, and steering contracts to his interests. Secretary Ickes is also probing public works linkages, with promises to supply all findings. Farley deflects Long’s charges and remains in Sarasota as probes loom.
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Congress
James A. Farley
United States
Democratic National Committee
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
Farley
United States Senate
West Virginia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Civil Service
Interior
Ickes
Senate
Public Works Administration
Washington
Huey Long
Senator Long
Sarasota
Florida
Washington opens Senate inquiry into N R A monopolies
FROM WASHINGTON is one that opened last Saturday before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Senator Borah of Idaho and Senator Kind of Utah lead a bipartisan challenge alleging the N R A fostered monopolistic practices and punished small business under the recovery program. They argue a congressional investigation is needed before any extension of the act.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Borah
Idaho
Kind
Utah
White House
Congress
A Frank Discussion Of Affairs Of State
In reviewing the Michigan Supreme Court recount decision and its implications for state government, Miles M. Callaghan analyzes the ruling on the December 1934 joint convention and the invalidity of all acts taken without a quorum, highlighting the affirmed principle of majority rule and the limits on legislative bodies authority. The piece also notes potential tax reform via Rep Holbeck's proposed flat income tax and its impact on individuals, not corporations.
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Miles M. Callaghan
Clare-Osceola
Supreme Court of
State of Michigan
Supreme Court
Michigan
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Atwood
State Board of Canvassers
Guy M. Wilson
Orville Atwood
Boards of Education
Boards of Supervisors
Supreme Tribunal of the
Supreme Court of Michigan
Michigan sales of tax land raise cash for state
The Michigan Department of Conservation sold about 3 480 acres in 20 lower peninsula counties and 24 upper peninsula counties during February, raising 8413.40 in revenue. Sales at Baldwin Gladwin Cheboygan and St Igmace included 201 subdivided lots on Bois Blanc Island Point Aux Pins. Weather limited activity, with descriptions still available at appraised prices.
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Lower
Upper
Mackinac County
Lands Division
Department
Ands Division
Residents Attend Funeral and Gather for Social Events
Mrs. Ted Newman and sons stay at the J. C. Newman home after losing their house to a fire. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sanders attended the funeral of Mr. Bennett in Gladwin last Wednesday. Willis Strouse and son Harold, Louis Fancon and Ila May, Lois May Williams, Delbert Sanders and daughter Hazel joined Sunday dinner at Mrs. Davis. Afternoon callers included Mrs. Lorin Leitner and Wayne, Mrs. Harl Sanders and daughters Jessie and Ruth.
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Ted Newman
J. C. Newman
Prank Sanders
Earl Sanders
Bennett
Gladwin
Vand
Willis Strouse
Harold
Louis Fancon
Ila May
Neice
Lois May Williams
Delbert Sanders
Hazel
Community Notes from Colonville and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Jay Clute traveled to Pontiac and Detroit visiting relatives returning Friday Mrs Ellen Empey who has stayed in Canada for six months accompanied them home The Ladies Aid held an afternoon meeting with Mrs Mary Davis They hosted a birthday party for Mrs Nevill with gifts and valentines Mrs Hampton and daughter Jeanetta and Mrs Reuben Rutter on sick list also mumps Rev and Mrs Ben Davis of Middletown visited the Kistlers Alfred joined them after a stay with them Sam Leichti and Henry Heirholzer took a fishing trip Others hosted by Mrs Jay Clute and Mrs Chas Bodkins the Ladies Aid at Clute home Spared by a surprise venue the ladies enjoyed games a four table Valentine decorated lunch netted 2 85 Frank Walters visited John Neithercut in Clare Virgil Kistler under Dr Wood mastoid attack Little Robert Leo Leichti under care but improving Harold Clure family visited in their home area.
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Jay Clute
Pontiac
Detroit
Ellen Empey
Canada
Ladies Aid
Mary Davis
Nevill
Hampton
Jeanetta
Reuben Rutter
Ben Davis
Middleton
Wm. Kistler
Alfred
Sam Leichti
Henry Heirholzer
Chas. Bodkins
Clute
Tayi
Frank Walters
John Neithercut
Clare
Virgil Kistler
Wood
Harold Clure
Robert Leo Leichti
Early training of great musicians in Europe and America
Victor Herbert left for Germany at seven where he received all musical education. John Philip Sousa born in Washington started music lessons at six, studied under Esputa and Benkert, was a violin soloist at eleven and a harmony teacher by fifteen.
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Victor Herbert
Germany
John Philip Sousa
Washington
Esputa and
Benkert
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Holbeck
Arenac
P. F. Creguer
Hauptmann
Bruno Hauptmann
Bronx
Lindbergh
Isidore Fisch
Col. Lindbergh
Michigan Department. OF Conservation
Little Michigan
Isle Royale
Chippewa Arbor
Holger Johnson
Chippewa Harbor
Upper Peninsula
Brush College
Colonville
Helen D. Hether
Clare County
Geo. R. Emerick County
Harrisville, Michigan
Helen Hether
George R. Emerick
Alcona County School
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Motor Company
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