Long Threatens to Begin a Filibuster in Senate
In Washington Senator Les Long threatened a filibuster against the $8.8 billion work relief bill unless Roosevelt orders a vote count that favors the administration. He demanded paired votes for two absent Senators Overton of Louisiana and Mrs. Caraway of Kansas, risking defeat if the administration cannot secure support. Long and McCarran seek time to realign anti relief forces as votes loom.
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Washington
Senate
Les
Roosevelt
McCarran
Langianan
Overton
Louisiana
Mrs
Caraway
Sykanss
Dickinson
Towa
McCartan
Donnerat
Nevada
Auriesn Federation of Labor
Myre Roosevedt
Glinn
Jacky
Arka
George Arthur Arrested in Smuggling Case
New York led actor George K. Arthur faced arraignment after landing from a ship and being charged with smuggling a stolen bracelet into the country. Bail was set at 2500 dollars with a surety. A polar bear club tradition is noted in nearby remarks.
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New York
George K. Arhur
Becdoral
Duchy Wneis
G. Coffey
EMIX
Isabel Jewell’s High Voice Defies Sound-Engineering Claims
Hollywood profile notes Isabel Jewell challenges sound experts by delivering a high pitched voice that survives microphonic scrutiny. Engineers predicted failure, yet audiences embraced her distinct tone, aiding a steady run of film roles. The piece highlights Jewell’s career, rhetoric on voice work, and studio observations.
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Hollywood
Isabel Jewell
Isabel
Fey
Jowell
Douglas Shearer
Goldwyns Mayer
Garha
Jon Crawford
Norma Barer
Sahel
Sted Heval
Elvarly c
Gil Das
Queine
Jewell
Yee
Kay Trenc
Lee Trecy
Jane
Hiller
Dagen
Missing autograph swap leads to revealed old photo
A man named Jack Hall is stopped by an Abeetrigian who recalls an autographed picture from decades ago. The stranger retrieves the photo from under his sweater and proposes a swap for a new one, prompting Hall to admit memory loss about the earlier gift.
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George Bocklet
Azusa
Coli
Piaget
Los Angeles
Jack Hall
Jack
Rebels in Bulgaria sentenced for Macedonian uprising
King Ivan Mihailoff, leader of Macedonian rebels who fled to Turkey last September, was sentenced to death by a military court at Gorna Dzumoja. Six sub‑chieftains were jailed for life, while sixteen others received up to 13 years in prison.
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SOFTA
Bulgaria
Ivan Mihailoff
Turkey
Gorna Dzumoja
Fife
Frazier Farns Act Sustained in Court
Kansas City Mn Federal Judge Merrill Otis upheld the Frazier Lemke amendment to the federal bankruptcy act in a decision that questioned its constitutionality but found the measure valid overall. The ruling notes faults yet preserves congressional power to discharge debts including secured varieties. In Newark New Jersey another federal judge ruled the National Industrial Recovery Act unconstitutional as applied to interstate business due to unlawful delegation of authority.
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Kansas
City
Merrill
E. Otis
Olle
Vaclldi
William Hirth
Misseum, Farmers Association
Congress
NRA
Newark
N. J
Guy L. Fake
Beardless man spared swallowing after neck strip graft
A plastic surgeon used a neck strip to repair a patient enabling a beard to grow and prevent swallowing difficulties. The British medical journal Real notes the operation succeeded. The Weather Bureau reports that tornadoes were comparatively rare in 1934.
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Bureau
Cotton market opens with gains and mixed bids in New Orleans and New York
In New Orleans advances of seven to eight points led early cotton futures, with May around 11.38 and October near 11.06. A census bureau February consumption estimate of 478,291 bales matched forecasts, while February output fell short of last year. In New York futures opened higher on Liverpool cues but pulled back, May slipping to 11.23 and October to 10.97, ending the first half hour with modest losses.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
A. Fota
New York
Liverpool
Cardus touted as relief for monthly discomfort and nerves
The advertisement claims Cardus, a vegetable tonic, eases periodic pains and tired nerves for women. Mrs. M L Brady of Swansea DC testifies it helped with cramps and nervous condition, noting it as a good tonic and aid. Thousands testify benefits. if no improvement, see a physician.
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Cardus
M L. Brady
Swansea
D. C
Louisiana license fees cut raise revenue in 1935
The Louisiana Motor Vehicle Commission reports a fee reduction with total revenue from license sources at 648 017.79 dollars for 1935 as of February 5 delinquent date. Some 23 980 more plates were sold.
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Baton' Rouge
Thins ih: additional plates and vehicle costs cited
A fragmented note references added plates and vehicle costs with figures like 8,179 and a price near 18 dollars. The garbled text shows the source captured an itemized charge or inventory line but offers little context beyond the numeric hints.
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Long
Jamands
George Arthur
Kurt Wayne
Ind
Stephenson's Grocery
Agrico
Edgemont
Bae
Swift
Red Steel
Southern Grain and Produce
Co. Hope
Arkansas
Tam
Apel
Isiil Jewell
Valeo
Relic
Hope
Rerausa
Ade
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexal
Briant's Drug Store
Co. A. Powell
Ark
Frazier Farns
Dr, K, BR. Srearman
Children’s
State Bank
Sulie
Vexarkana
Sorine
A. M. Westmoreland Moreland’s Drug Store
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