Seniority in Senate Chairmanships Debated After March 4
A tangle of precedence and preference faces the party in dividing senate committee chairmanships. Seniority, geography, and independent Republicans add complexity as Democratic gains set the stage for reassigning top posts. Notables include Swanson on foreign relations, Fletcher on banking, and Smith with multiple chairs.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Smith
Fletcher
Wiliam H. Kine Wah
Walter F. George
Georgia
Swanson
Key Pittman
Nevada
Park Trammell
Florida
Fanny F. Ashurst
Arizona
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
David S. Coneland
New York
Pat Harrison
Mississipni
Powerty Finance
Robinary
McKellar
Post Office
King
Glass
Brown County voters keep county agent despite adverse votes
Unofficial counts from 59 precincts show Brown voters favored continuing county extension services and retaining agent W. E. Dettmer by 180 votes after earlier tallies suggested a larger lead. The election also rejected a law on Spearfish and Madison colleges, endorsed butter substitute taxes, and defeated a state superintendent retention proposal while supporting legislature power to fix certain salaries.
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Aberdeen
Brown
W. E. Dettmer
American News
Madison
Professors Plan Dictionary in Bonn for Chinese German Terms
Professor Erich of Bonn University travels to Peiping to compile a Dictionary of Modern Conversational Chinese into German. Professor Schmitt, a leading sinologist, is noted for works on Confucius and Chinese culture.
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Bonn
Germany
Erich
Bonn University
Peiping
Schmitt
Confucius
Stop That Cough Emulsion Ad at Corner Drug Store
An old advertisement promises Bronchuline Emulsion clears a stubborn cough with two doses and a money back guarantee. It targets men with a strong deliverable dose and claims rapid relief if the cough lingers beyond half a bottle.
Sully Voters Split On Special Issues
Sully county voters divided on referred laws and constitutional amendments in Tuesday’s balloting. Two measures passed and two failed. Refered law No 1 on state normal schools passed 385 yes 15 no. Law No 2 on oleomargarine tax passed 899 yes 345 no. Amendment A failed 857 to 438. Amendment B passed 645 to 540.
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Sully
Onida
Death of Mrs Stalin Nadejda Allilyieve Shocks Moscow
Moscow mourns the death of Nadejda Sergeivna Allilyieve known as Nadya wife and comrade of Joseph Stalin. She died at age 31 leaving two children and a step son of 23. The official notice gave no cause or detailed personal information and noted her Georgian birth and recent industrial academy graduation.
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Moscow
Russia
Nadejda Sergeivna Alluieva
Joseph
Stalin
Joseph Stalin
Nadya
Tiflis
All-Union Industrial Academy
Hoover Settles Down To Rest In Palo Alto
President Hoover returns to Palo Alto for a rest before resuming duties in Washington. Arrangements include California delegations and private meetings with friends. He plans auto trips with Mrs Hoover and contemplates routes south to Los Angeles or eastward, spending time with his family.
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Calif
Hoover
Congress
Ides
California
Palo Alto
Stanford University
Tate
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White House
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Los Angeles
Herbert
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Allan
Peggy Ann
Peter
Zoan
Hoover to Return to California After Public Life
President and first lady enjoy quiet at home in California. Mr Hoover says after leaving public life in March 4 he plans to return to California to live. He contemplates business ventures but has not set definite plans yet. He declined invitation to Armistice day Army and Navy game. He will attend a football game between his alma mater and California provided conditions allow.
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California
Legend Of Tunnel Of The Dead Solves Zapotec Myth
Jaxon City Mexico November 10. Dr Alfonso Caso government archaeologist reports discovery of an ancient tunnel under Monte Alban aiding a Zapotec legend of miracle armies that vanish and reappear. The Find comes amid Mixtec Zapotec wars when battles raged around Monte Alban.
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Jaxaca City
Mexico
Monte’ Alban
Monte ‘Alba
Alfonso Caso
Mystery tunnels under Monte Alban ignite ancient transport theory
Historian cites small entrances widening with depth, tracing tunnels perhaps linked beneath Monte Alban. If connected they would reveal a honeycombed network used to move Zapotec troops secretly. Estimated value and broader Persian ties appear in a fragmented OCR background mentions.
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Monte Alban
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