Louisiana political clash reshapes Alexandria Baton Rouge
The House approves amendments to move appointive powers to the Alexandria commission, abolish Baton Rouge parks chief, and consolidate offices in Baton Rouge. Hoffpauir denounces law enforcement gaps as convicts escape. Court rules Huey Long must stand trial for libel in Ansell suit. immunity plea rejected. appeal anticipated.
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Louisiana
Ike
Long
House
Baat Batn Rouge
Baton Rouge
Commission Council of Alexandria
Powere Higginbotham
Alexandria
Jesse Lucas
W. T. Bradford
Rapides Parish
Lucas
Senator Long
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Huey Long
Lobbying surges as Congress opens with up to 400 groups
On Capitol Hill a record surge of interest groups descends on Washington as Senators and Representatives prepare for the new Congress. About 400 organizations seek advocates on relief pensions taxes and reform. Debate grows over registering lobby activity and keeping a public record of influence.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Wilson
Market quotes and lobbying talk in Congress
The report lists market figures for January through October with railroad and industrial stocks such as Bethlehem Steel General Electric and General Motors. It notes a moving drive against individuals who claim to influence government actions. Representative McSwain of South Carolina proposed restricting access and warned there are 100 to 260 Washington figures simulating influence. A lobbyist registration bill was previously proposed by Senator Norris in 1929.
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T. W. Palmer
New York
New Orleans
Auburn Motors
Savesvesccee
Bethlehem Steel
Bendix
Qappeneee
Cabo Ee
Chrysler
Curtis Wright
DuPont
Oop Po Adele
TEE
Electric Land P
General Motors
General Foods
General Electric
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
Int Harvester
Tel
Industrial Rayon
Johns Manville
Kennecott Corp
Lorillard
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Packard
Caveenes
Radio Corp
Eee Wy
Reynolds Tobacco
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
ATL Roy
United Fruit
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Western Union
Representative McSwain
South Carolina
Senate Judiciary Committee
Christmas With Mother For Poor Little Rich Girl
Gloria Vanderbilt will spend Christmas with her mother Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt at 72nd Street New York. An appellate court cleared the reunion, allowing Florida Whitney to join her aunt for Christmas Eve and return with her mother Christmas Day for a long day of celebrations and gifts.
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Dale Harrison
Associated Press
New York
East 72Nd Street
Gloria
Vanderbilt
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Lttle
Santa Claus
Florida
Christ
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
Reggie” Vanderbilt
72Nd Street
Bella
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Rockefeller
High Court Fiat Blocks Habeas Writ Over Sheriff Pope
Kalb County Justice Knight rules no circuit judge may grant a writ of habeas corpus to Sheriff Pope. Writ of prohibition bars Judge Jones from hearing the habeas plea. Judge Hawkins fines Pope and orders jail until absentee ballots are certified. Pope freed on bail after days in jail under coroner watch amid election unrest and indictments over alleged irregularities. National Guardsmen kept order during hearings as Democratic leaders claim near total absentee victory with ballots counted.
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Kalb
Knight
Pope
Jones
Hawkins
Street
County Election Commission
Montgomery Eyes Fireworks Stand Sequel to Free Show
In Montgomery on Dexter avenue pedestrians avoided many sidewalk booths as a pre Christmas celebration sparked chaos. One booth exploded injuring a man and frightening shoppers while firemen contained the flames after a prankster lit a Roman candle. J E Skipper described escaping the booth with a cut hand and uncertainty about the blast.
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Montgomery
Capitol
Dexter Avenue
J. E. Skipper
Market Turns Lower On Wave Of Selling
The market inclined to retreat with utilities leading declines while volume fell. Some sectors showed minor strength. Consolidated Gas hit a new long-term low, others slid modestly. Notable gains appeared in Radio Preferred B and McCrory Stores Preferred as several major industrials and rail stocks drifted.
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Victor Eubanks
Associated Press
New York
Radio
McCrory
Caterpillar Tractor
Howe Sound
Chrysyler
du Pont
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
North American
Public Service of New Jersey
United Gas Improvement
International Telephone
Western Union
U. S. Smelting
Monsanto Chemical
J. C. Penney
Montgomery Ward
W National Distillers
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Standard Quirts
California
New Jersey
American Can
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
N. Y
Canadas rubber industry expands its industrial life in dominion
Expanding operations of Can ada's rubber manufacturing industry has made it an important factor in the industrial life of the dominion.
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Canada
Dominion
Dothan Hog Market Prices and Grading Notes
Classifieds note hog market rates with categories for Tops and Roughs. Hevised headings show prices per hundredweight with values four and a quarter to five dollars. Includes Fourths and Seconds pricing and quality grade descriptors.
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Dothan Hog Market
Cottonseed and Peanut Market Prices Snapshot
Market notes show Cottonseed at 45 dollars per ton from Cottonweed and Dothan Peanut Market listing No 1 Runners valued at 60 dollars and SES No 1 Spanish at 0s. Prices reflect commodity style quotes with limited context.
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Dothan
Alimony Club Victim Plans Prison Party
NEW YORK AP McClelland Barclay, the artist who went to jail for unpaid alimony, plans a jail party at a Central Park area apartment. About 200 guests receive summonses to appear, with prisoners’ garb and jail fare, an orchestra playing The Prisoner’s Song, and models in prison costume.
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New York
McClelland Barclay
Central Park
Populton
New ‘York
Barclay
Nan Barclay
Bridgeport
Conn
Negro Held as Second Singers After Affray
Willie Campbell a black farmhand near Hawk three miles west of Do han was in a hospital today with several stab wounds. He was allegedly wounded by Willie D Kirkland, another black farmhand. Chief Deputy John Hilson arrested Kirkland on an assault to murder charge.
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Willie Campbell
Willie D. Kirkland
John Hilson
Kirkland
At Hawk
Dohan
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Peyton Gordon
Ansell
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Fiurrica
Tata
Wanner Gibson
Dorothy Burgess
Divine Ty
Vitaphone
Houston Extra
Johnny Sullivan
Judy and
Sally
Sybil Prowse
Rythmn
Eddie Williams
King of the
Houston
Alcazar
Jack Hoxie
Clyde Beatty
Russell Wire
Deak
Frame Wrearaoil
Graz Charles Cafe
Ackee
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Eagle
Register
Blaum
Alabama
Montgomery Oil Works
O. O
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J. B. Sherrod
W. P. Tanner
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