Industry Urged to Cooperate in Recovery Programs
A Roosevelt administration appeal calls industry and business leaders to cooperate in shaping informed recommendations for national recovery. Dr. Neil Carothers of Lehigh University challenges the expert-led relief effort, warning that broad federal funding risks disaster and urging strategies to release and re employ capital.
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Daniel C. Rode
Gsys
Sarcassinl
Neil Carothers
College of Business Administration
Lehigh University
Governor Bryan's sister dies in Lincoln
Mrs. J. W. Baird aged 76, eldest sister of Governor Charles W. Bryan and the late William Jennings Bryan, died at her Lincoln home after about two weeks illness. Her husband died about a year ago. Maiden name Frances Bryan. Survived by a daughter, a son, the governor, and a sister, all of Linton.
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Lencoln
Neb
J. W. Baird
Charles W. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Baird
Frances Bryan
Linton
Kennamer Implicated In Tulsa Crime Case
Phil Kennamer 19 son of Federal Judge Franklin Kennamer is the sole figure tied to a Tulsa murder amid police statements. Deputy Benson quotes Mack Snedden saying Kennamer and Snedden were together before the slaying, with Snedden noting Kennamer boasted threats but appeared foolish.
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Tulsa
Oks
Phil Kennamer
Franklin E Kennamer
Jem
Gorredl
Dezecve
Henry Madduz
Madeus
Anderson
Gaugster
Mack Snedden
George Snedder
Wes
Benson
Ihim
Kennai Imer
Pil
Bensom
Snedden
Phil
Grand Jury Censures Pemiscot Officials in Slayings Probe
Caruthersville Missouri December 6 AP the Pemiscot county grand jury in its three day session investigating election day killings adjourned saying it could not agree on witness statements. It criticized the county’s prosecutor sheriff deputy sheriffs constables and justices of the peace as negligent in public duties. About 50 witnesses testified mostly from Holland where Horace Perrell was shot on election day. The same day Alexander White was killed at Peach Orchard by Constable John Byrd after Byrd had been stabbed.
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Caruthersville
Pemiscot
John E. Duncan
Holland
Horace Perrell
Alexander White
Peath Orchard
John Byrd
Higher Association to Probe Huey Long at LSU and LU
The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools was asked by its executive committee to investigate charges that Huey Long is running Louisiana State University and Louisiana State Normal College. Dean Alves of LSU's teachers college said the institutions will welcome the inquiry. Complaints were presented at the committee meeting in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Commission On Higher Institutions of the
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
The
Associaion
Huey Long
Louisiana State University
Alves
Teachers’ College
Louisiana State Normal College
Long
No Liberty Without Work Ended By Public Punishment
In Paintsville on December 6 six young men were pinned to a Main Street pillory for refusing to work for the city street department. James Price and Oscar Pelper faced countered resistance and fines for drunkenness. Dr Clifford Pace proposed a large brick pile be cleaned by prisoners, with remaining inmates possibly assigned to the task. Judge R. A. Parries ordered public punishment and the fate of the men’s liberties tied to labor.
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Paintsville
Main Street
James Price
WitMer
Oscar (Blackie) Pelper
Clifford F. Pace
Pleads Not Guilty to Nebraska Holduo
Nelson Neb December story reports Shores and four others connected to a Superior bank robbery with one arrest for abduction in Kentucky. A preliminary hearing is set. Keelings was killed in Kinney raid. Harper escaped. Denning and Limerick at large. A Washington DC farm census notes 59 pairs of birds nesting on one acre.
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Neb
API— Vreay Shores
Bank of Superior
Tesber
Shores
Francis Harper
Morehead
Eky
Denning
Tom Limerick
Earl J. Keelings
St. Joseph
Kinney
Harper
Limerick
Husband Sought in Trona Murder Case
Los Angeles authorities searched for John A. Happel in connection with the death of his wife Rosabella Happel. Happel, reportedly last seen December 25, is described as a man with grey hair, wanted for possible killing in a case that remains mystery. Local reports say his son Fred Happel suggested the father might have committed the crime.
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Los Angeles
Aang
Fred Happel
Thay Aim
ST. Louis
Dec
I. Laws
John H. Happel
Rosabella Happel
Timekeeper who defied Armour dies at 65 in Michigan
OFICAGO, Der. -(aP.in Lo h Haven, Mich. , of Fred "C. Snar, 65 years old, who had the distinction of once ordering P D, Armour, the Chicago meat p2 tr, to "get out of the way." Shax was a timekeeper for A and Company back in tne ty days of 1893, when in DB, Armour was at holosaph Led Who con est of rice grain storage in Chicago and nad "cor ne Wheat market, Assour mt work on a 15,008,000
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Oficago
Der
Lo H Haven
Mich
Fred “C. Snar
Armour
Chicago
Shax
A+and Company
County Worker Linked to Local Hospital Employment
A nambe ees cia lives Eve in and nga S245 appears in the clipped text, indicating a local county employee formerly employed at a nearby hospital. The fragment suggests a person of note connected to county employment and medical facility work.
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CIA
Grain contracts tied to White elevator work disrupted
Report describes a bushel grain elevator in White used to store wheat for contracts with Lester. Young Shaw was sent to the construction on Goose Island in the mentioned capacity. Armour drove to the scene with construction wagons. Shaw did not recognize the driver and demanded the rig be moved, observing the vehicle and the scene.
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Lester
Young Shaw
Goose Island
Armour
Shaw
Bargain Elevator Chief Named as Personal Rep in Charge
In a downtown project the elevator construction was placed under Shas as personal representative. The job finished in 48 days. References to Wheat, Armour and 3 years Company 1926 service appear in a fragmented context. A separate brief notes a shooting in Blytheville with two suspects questioned by municipal officers and Frisco railroad agents. one victim Feittg giXoteshe tor wounded in the chest during a robbery and expected to recover.
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I Macur
Shaw
Armour
Yeas Company
Blytheville
Ark
Feittg giXoteshe Tor
Ie Cenantee
Qeza
Mumma
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