Tammany Fate in Hands of Voters Today
New York voters face a bitter mayoralty primary affecting Tammany influence. Fiorello LaGuardia seeks Republican nomination against Royal Copeland and Jeremiah Mahoney in a contest that has drawn violence in the East Side. Norman Thomas seeks Socialist backing. Copeland ties the Klan issue to Mahoney and Smith weighs in on taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany
Lower East Side
Benjamin Brown
Assembly
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Fusion
United States
Royal 5
Copeland
Tam
Alfred E. Smith
LaGuardia
Smith
Gapping Gypsy Bend Mystery Prompted by Vanished Charm
Miller reports a missing charm from a box after consulting gypsies for warding a danger. Police investigate as Frank Miller and HOF recall their actions. Nick Adams bought a state motorcar license under an assumed name, hindering identification while Maryland authorities respond. Miller hopes to recover seven dollars or gain pension eligibility.
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Hof
Miller
Dave Jobe
Nick Adams
Jefferson City
Maryland
Symphony season drive urged by local sponsors and chamber
Sponsorship drive chair Camilla Singleton asks all to return cards or call the Chamber if contacted or misplaced. The drive aims to make the season the best musically and financially, with sponsors including Walred, Cletus V Zuber, Mr and Mrs Tellman, Mr and Mrs Young, Weatherby’s Shoe Store, Mr and Mrs Gus Schell, Mr and Mrs Hud son, Mr and Mrs Beck. Also notes on green tea production via steaming and roasting.
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Walred
Cletus
V. Zuber
William H. Tellman
James Young
Weatherby's Shoe Store
Gus Schell
H. B. Hudson
J. L. Beck
Camilla
Singleton
Chamber of Commerce
Police Hunt Dora Over Delinquency Case Return
Dora, a teenager linked to delinquency and drink and drug tales, vanishes after parole violation. Police tracked her to a resort area near Washington Paris, then she disappeared again until theft reports brought her back into custody. Judge Sevier ordered care at the Home of the Good Shepherd with strict parole terms and a future return to St. Louis institution if trouble repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Washington
Paris
Sevier
Good Shepherd
St. Louis
No friendly nations left in sight as Sino-Japan clash rages
Japanese forces report a major advance in north China with Wan Fu Lin’s troops split and retreating while Chinese centers crumble. About 100000 Chinese troops are said driven west along the Peiping to Paoting fu corridor as 60000 Japanese spearheads press near the Yungting river. Weather favors operations and a decisive battle looms, though the exact battleground is not disclosed.
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Shanghai
China
Wan Fu-Lin
Peiping
Gen. Wan
Kuanhsien
Yungting River
Tientsin
Paotingfu
Hopci Province
Yungting
North China Front
Japan
RWS Radio Schedule Friday Highlights and Programs
The listing shows the Friday radio lineup with multiple time slots from 6:30 to 4:45. Programs include Farm Service Hour, Alarm Clock, News, Just About Time, Birthday Bell, Song Styles with Gene Austin, Organ Moods, Shopper's Guide, Sisters of the Kitchen, Harry Reser Orchestra, Garden Party, Ray Noble Orchestra, Jefferson City Today and Tomorrow, Hits and Encores, Rhythm Makers, Noon Variety, Music By Cugat, Blue Serenade, Home Folk Frolic, Capitol Matinee, Kay Kyser Orchestra, and Padres Reveries.
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Gene Austin
Harry Reser
Ray Noble
Orchestra
Jefferson City
Cugat
Mackets
Capitol Matinee
Kay Kyser
Event Schedule Highlights With Various Programs
The listing shows a 3:15 play by play from Arthur W. Ellis Inc Goodyear dealer in Jefferson City. It features J C High vs Slater High School, followed by a 5:15 band concert and 5:40 Quaker Oats program. A 5:35 studies in Black and White, 6:00 news, 6:15 Eventide Echoes and 6:15 Off air.
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Arthur W. Ellis, Inc
Goodyear
Jefferson City
J. C. High
Senial Slater
County grapples with new treasurer bonds and delayed warrants
County funds face delays as new treasurers must supply legally required bonds before taking office. Warrants cannot be issued until bonds are posted, halting October payroll and courthouse project payments. Auditor suggests counties may secure surety bonds to speed the process.
Black Justice Nomination Faces Oath and Klan Scrutiny
Hugo L Black’s confirmation stirs talk of a dual oath required for his Supreme Court tenure and questions about his alleged Klan ties. Cropley says Black will repeat a second oath when the court reconvenes, deeming it custom rather than legal fault. Justice, politics, and religious prejudice allegations fuel a broader debate as critics press for investigation. A London cafe hosts the world’s only brass fiddle crafted from shell casings.
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Copeland
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Mahoney
Hiram W. Evans
Washington
Charles E. Cropley
Black
C. F. Pace
Senate
Creepley
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Cropley
Justice Black
Supreme ‘Court
Clark
D-Mo
Rep. McCormack
Dmass
Bulow
D-Sd
Bankhead
W. Cooper Green
Birmingham
Ala
Rep. Fish
R-Ny
Fish
Congress
Alabama
West End
London
M. Tapponiere
England's 14-year-old boy faces limited top-life odds
The series argues that in England the typical 14 year old, Jack Hawkins, has slim chances to reach top positions. Cambridge professor Hilton notes reserved stalls favor public school graduates, with officials, judges, ministers and civil servants disproportionately drawn from elite schools. most Jack’s peers attend state or smaller private schools and prepare for mechanical, clerical, or vocational paths.
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London
Jack Hawkins
Jack
John Hilton
Cambridge
England
Hilton
United States
Cross Roads
U. S
Local Hospital News and Births Reported in Warsaw Area
Warsaw residents report a daughter named Mary Sue born at home to Harold Kinney and wife. Dr J G Bruce travels to St Louis for an all day trip. Charles Buchanan admitted to St Marys hospital. Dr William Cremer accepts position at Fulton state hospital after graduation from Washington University 1936. E L Bustes under treatment at Missouri Pacific hospital St Louis. Henry LePage issues two marriage licenses to Henry Veltrap and Marie Seitter Jefferson City. Several residents undergo tonsillectomies. Some grouse molt toenails after summer.
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J. G. Bruce
St. Louis
Mary’s Boulevard
State Hospital
Fulton
Cremer
Washington University
St. John’s Hospital
Henkel defeats Budge in exhibition at Conventia Club
Henner Henkel, Germany’s national doubles champion team, defeated Don Budge of Oakland California 6-4 10-8 in an exhibition at the Conventia Club in Lake Forest. Baseline drives were decisive as Henkel handed Budge his first defeat since Wimbledon. Fire's mystery and nature are also touched on in the report.
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Henkel
Budge Lake Forest
Ill
Henner Henkel
Germany
Don. Budge
Oaklaw Oalif
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Polige
Gypsy Bend
Bette Cooper
Hackettstown
Page
RWS
Jefferson City Sr
Slater High
City Park Field
Hamilton Fish
Europe
America
Eton
Lord Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Britain
Princess Royal
Bobby Kinder
Q. ¥. Kinder
Warsaw
N. W
Harold Kinney
East Circle Drive
Mary Sue
Charles Buchanan
McCarty Street
William. J. Cremer
Mat Cremer
E L. Bustes
Clark Avenue
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Henry LePage
Henry John Veltrap
Marie Seitter
Stetson
Kensington
Weatherby’s
Wischmeier and
Opel
Thrifty Dress Shop
Monroe
Fifth Avenue
Goodrich Safety
Jefferson
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