Dixie Howell to Star for Detroit
Dixie Howell, famed Alabama athlete, stars as a versatile outfielder for Detroit Jazz, with a debut noted amid trade talks and promising speed. Reports describe Howell's athletic background, recent contract discussions, and potential impact in interclub and exhibition games.
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Lakeland
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Bridens
Greenberg
Gehringer
Goslin
Chester Collins Morgan
Ted
Texas Teague
Nash
Yaya
Millard Flaming Mowell
Dixie
Alabama
Coughlin and Long Loom Large in 1930s US Politics
The article surveys Father Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice and Huey Long's populist platform, noting their influence, ambitions, and controversies. It discusses Long's proposals, Coughlin's radio power, and the potential political paths for Hugh Johnson, including a possible Oklahoma Senate bid or other administration roles, amid a volatile 1936 landscape.
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Charles EB. Coughlin
United States
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National Union For Social Justice
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Meg M. Harrop
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Wis
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Omaha
Atk
Leng
U.S. Treasury
Mather Coughtin
National Union
Tisun
Board of Legal Advisers
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Long
Louisiana State University
Philadelphia
Huey
Huena
Kentucky
Neel
Hoe
Row
Hugh Johnson
Lone
Ike Coughlin
MSJ
Johnson
NRA
New Deal
Longs
Coughlins
Oklahoma
Gorg
Okmulgee
Gore
Jim Farley
Huey Long
U S Tax Revenue Shows Big Gains
Roosevelt previews higher year receipts as Treasury reports February totals at 3.5 billion, with eight months at strong pace. Officials expect year end near budget estimate due to March tax installments and anticipated tax measures. Democratic leaders urge caution on new levies while signaling strengthened revenue outlook.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Asins
Husineve
Tex
Congress
waKuline
Spring Hill Visitors Attend Local Gatherings and Play
Holly Springs residents Elbert Rider and Mrs. Billy Huckabeo visited Washington and Palmas families Sunday. Numerous neighbors and relatives shared meals and overnight visits in a round of Sunday socializing. The community praised a recent Spring Hall Friday night play, calling it the best serial performance seen. A cockatoo note adds humor about the world's noisiest bird able to outshine car horns.
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Washington
Billy Huckabeo
Palmas
Phillips
Willard Huckabeu
Spring Hill
Amusio McDowell
J. S. McDowell
Roy Butler
Aise Ter Navy Ross
Buirview Suki
Virginia Brinl
Helen Butler
Maris McDowell
Wil
George Quillin
Ruby
Cam
Wadie Burns
Maude Clements
Bill Clements
New Deal in Washington a long-ago column by Rodney Butcher
Washington note recounts PWAP paintings rejected for Labor building now finding homes in government spaces. Profiles officials from Hopkins to Millis with sidebars on NLRB members and senatorly routines, plus veteran actor Stone recounting past film work and life in the capital.
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Rodney Butcher
Washington
Lee
Perkins New Department
Edwin S. Smith
National Labor Relatons
Dudger
George C. Sweeny
Inside Stuff on the Movie Colony
Dan Thomas reports on Fred Stees and the Stafes family tied to Hollywood projects The article mentions Lori Lew and the idea of daughters Dorothy Paula and Carol pursuing acting singing and dance while Henry of As Thousands Cheer is noted as a source of talent The piece characterizes Hollywood’s eagerness to recruit the family and the family’s pride in their talents
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Fred Stese
Brondlway
Lori
Paula
Carol
New York
Hollywood
Spain and Africa Tunnel Prospect Across Strait of Gibraltar
Preliminary studies outline a 32 kilometer tunnel linking Europe and Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar. Two parallel tubes plus a drainage gallery would run up to 400 meters deep with concrete sections designed to resist high pressure. The main risk is water ingress if overlaying strata fail, a focus of current investigations.
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Spain
Strait of Gibraltar
Europe
Africa
Punta Pena
Punta Altares
Moradéo
Ier
Pedro Juvenois
Rian
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Health Reminder
An old drug advertisement urges watching kidneys as closely as bowels. It claims kidneys contain about 10 million tiny tubes totaling 79 200 feet and warns of toxin buildup. The copy promotes Doan's Pills as a long standing remedy to wash out kidney tubes and relieve symptoms.
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Sruggist
Foster-ailburn
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