Gypsy and Tom Move to Port Washington Cottage
Gypsy and Tom escape city heat by taking Mac McKinnon’s country cottage at Port Washington. The couple, facing strain from a crowded apartment, plan a summer retreat with a hillside blue-roofed home, apple trees, and a calmer life away from Times Square.
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Tommy Junior
Susy Belle
Yachta
Gypsy
the Hollow
Mac
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McKinnon
Tou
Defeat Conceded by Long Candidate in New Orleans
John Klorer, Huey Long's candidate, trailed Mayor T Semmes Walmsley by over 45000 votes in the New Orleans mayoral primary and announced he would not force a second primary in the three way race. The move secures Walmsley’s bid for a second four year term as old regulars unite to remove Long from public life.
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Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
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Walmsley
Tom
Therm
Treasury Offering Subscribed Five Times as Subscriptions Soar
Washington reported a massive oversubscription for the Treasury financing, with $325,000,000 in subscriptions for the $300,000,000 note issue and about $1,000,000,000 for the $500,000,000 certificates. Morgenthau said books closed at 4 pm though late offers would be considered. notes pay 4.5 percent and certificates 4.25 percent. Separately in New York, Barney Ross defeated Billy Petrolle in a non title bout before 12,000 fans at Madison Square Garden, a clash seen as a potential retirement signal for Petrolle.
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Chicago
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Ross
Wil
Jack Hurley
Yells of Burning Of Office Files and County Tigers
Yells of Burning Of Office Files and a whale of a fight highlight the piece. The Tigers, with Mickey Cochrane behind the plate and a rebuilt lineup, boast Rowe Greenberg Fox and Gehringer in strong form. Notre Dame and Iowa basketball crowds surge as Wisconsin, Iowa games draw record attendance.
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Arkansas House Rejects Tax Amendments in Highway Bill
The Arkansas House debated and rejected several Senate amendments to a highway funding bill. Mason of Ouachita kept the first amendment on truck trainer license fees, which the House refused to recede from by 45 to 42. A three-cent gasoline tax for farming and industrial use was also receded from, by the same 45 to 42 margin. The gas tax bill by Gates to tax natural gas companies failed 67 to 27 after a heated floor discussion. Speaker Taney opposed re-referral of the gas bill to committee. Later, Representative Boulware rose in protest of newspaper editors, praising the legislature as the state’s best ever.
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Mississippi Votes Sales Tax Again
Mississippi house votes to keep the 2 percent general sales and gross income tax as a permanent levy after rejecting a move to raise to 3 percent. Final tally 93 to 38 as Governor Connor approves removing tax restrictions on voters except the $2 poll tax, broadening enfranchisement.
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May’s vislet blooms with a bloodstone gem
The statement notes that the vislet is the May flower and its gem is bloodstone, mentions James Buchanan as the only bachelor U.S. president, and states vanilla is produced from orchids.
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James Buchanan
United States
Potato heetles and eagle sizes noted in 19th century fact
The record notes a curious claim that potato heetles did not taste potatoes until 1859 and observes a gender size difference among eagles with females larger than males, reflecting quirky historical observations.
Tiger Note Predicts Tigers Return to First Division
Boston writer Stanley Raymond Bucky Harris says the Senators are the team to beat while noting his former team, the Tigers, appear poised to return to the first division.
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