Statue of Huey Long Unveiled in Louisiana Capital
In Baton Rouge, workers with power drills and a steam hoist completed a showy late erection of a 16 foot statue of Huey P. Long atop a granite base in the state capital lawn. Governor Long plans dedication next month for his brother’s monument as political tensions linger over earlier efforts to memorialize the slain leader.
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Rouge
Red Long
Huey P. Long
Jon
Long
Sam H. Jones
Huey
Louisiana
Washington
Wealthy Few to Lose Prestige in 1938 Salary List
Washington Daybook notes secretary Morgenthau will release a fuller list of top 1938 salaries, expanding beyond January’s 400 names to include about 200 more earning over 75,000. It predicts movie executives from Loew’s MGM and Warner, plus Pack ing firms, will top the new rankings with Mayer and Countway prominent. Claudette Colbert and Greta Garbo also named among high earners.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Internal Revenue Gang
Treasury
Congress
America
V-P
Loew's, Inc
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Warner Brothers
Slaughter House
F. A. Countway
Lever Beas
Louis B. Mayer
Loew's
Mayer
MGM
Hollywood
Mr. Count Way
J. Robert Rubin
N. M. Schenck
Nick
V P’s
Warner
Countway
Claudette
Claudette Colbert
Greta Garbo
Garbo
AAA
Department
United States
Mal
Jack Garner
Congressional Library
John Garner
Bay
CAA
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Whart
Good Planting Technique Saves Many Garden Hours
The article offers practical spring and summer planting methods emphasizing soil preparation after frost, avoiding wet soil, and using a straight up and down spade cut. It covers row marking with string lines, spacing guides for crops, shallow drills, and seed covering depths, plus early use of modern plant food for shallow rooted seedlings.
Wagner act amendments shift AFL‑CIO stance on Labor Board
Washington reports that Smith's Wagner act amendments nudged AFL‑CIO leadership toward cooperation with the Labor Board, with Padway and staff holding friendly talks. President Green warned amendments went too far, triggering high‑level AFL‑CIO debates and potential bipartisan support for the board's view.
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Bruce Nea Washingto
Washington
Smith
L High Command
Labor Board
Green
A. F. of
L. High Command
A. F
L’s
Padway
The
Congress
L.pare
Fragmented List of Actors and Wages in 134
The passage names Bette Davis Jean Crawfurel Jeanene MacDonall Myrna Loy Clark Gable Williem Pawel Psstl Muni Edward G. Robison and notes big money contracts. It references 600 people drawing over 75 000 and a large population group of 24 000 000 Amminions over 1 years old with a slim chance implied for individuals.
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Bette Davis
Toy
Jean Crawfurel
Jeanene MacDonall
Myrna Loy
Arnings
Clark Gable
Williem Pawel
Muni
Edward G. Robison
Causen's
Veterans and Rookies Enjoy Florida Spring Training
A humorous AP feature from Tampa notes baseball players spend spring training in Florida between sessions, with veterans taking everything in stride while rookies revel in the trips. It describes hotel lobbies, leisure activities, wives joining camps, and the looming transition back to the minors after relaxed weeks in sun and salt air.
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Dillon Grailam
Florida
Stay in the South Says Wise Judgment Speech
MEMPHIS Tenn GMy A Southern businessman urged staying home over high salary offers in the North. Liar Of Re Fin t g company president T H Barton told the Tennessee Industrial Personnel Conference the South is an empire of growth and should be developed by its own talents. He cited Southern gains in bank resources manufacturing establishments and travel production as proof the region can prosper without leaving.
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Memphii
Tenn
T. HH
Barton
Liar Oi Refintg Company
el Dorane
Ark
Burton
Tennessee Industrial Personnel Conference
Roger Babson
South
Temple
Ann
Pete
Ann Temple
Mr. Temple
Uncle John
Questions on Employment Service by Ellington
Ellington answers readers questions about the state employment service. The piece outlines how employers, job seekers, and agencies interact, including how workers are registered, interviewed, and matched to openings, with emphasis on qualifications and the referral process.
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Ellington
Jaine Ele Fington
Arkansas State Employment Service
Sikell
Ellindon
Lo Gatestiain
Veipliyers
Bureau of Employment Security
State Employment Service
Vacalnial Buidaryeo Sud
Servieus
Bersea
Pvrtly Gia
Anont
Mercal
Relivation Profussie Now at 1 ware te be Roger
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a class discussion about identity and hypothetical scenarios. The obscure text reads as a playful or garbled exchange, mentioning a professor and potential outcomes, with playful word blends and no clear event or names.
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Saral
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Irene
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Anna
Sinea
Temple House
Pinal Hayden
Sie
Trene
Bee
Miley
Paul
Trenc
Florabelle
Elissa Faber
Clara
Campbell Sisters
Neddy
Teddy
West Side
Wards
Murray Street
News Syndicate Co
Queen
New York
Ancepa
Lions
Ji Pesgresy
S, Price
Ladies Specialty Shop
Queeny Teds
Woah Sere
Ana Ceelel
Rowden
E. M. McWilliams Seed Store
Bree
Cook's
White Star Laundry — Cleaners
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