Champ Clark Aims to Curb Huey Long With Rule Rewrite
Washington reports Senator Champ Clark plans to curb Huey Long’s floor tactics by rewriting Senate Rule 19 to protect the president from personal attacks. Clark would also remove House privilege rules allowing unfounded slander and require a member to state how he was injured before speaking.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Senate
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Huey Long
Louisiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Glass
Virginia
Clark
House
Wilson
An Huey
Huey
Two Waive Hearing On Extortion Charge
Sheboygan Wisconsin George Pire 27 and Fred Gademan 30 waived preliminary hearing before Court Commissioner Arthur Gruble Wednesday on extortion charges. They allegedly extorted 500 dollars from Arnold Steimle 45 former Bank of Sheboygan president. Pire held on 1000 dollar bond while Gademan could not post bail. bond increased to 2000 dollars.
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Sheboygan
Wis
George Pire
Fred Gademan
Cour
Arthur HH
Arnold Steimle
Bank of Sheboygan
Eueuil
Pire
Godeim
Radio Tonight Listings Shown For NBC CBS Networks
A fragmentary radio schedule lists programs across NBC and CBS networks with time slots at 6 p.m. 7 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. featuring Rudy Jee Leith Stevens Hare maniers Paul Whiteman and Veidt's Brigadiers, with stations WIMJ WEBC WMAQ WRBM WCCO WHEM WABC WTI WIBA WDOEM and others.
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Ity
Rudy Jee
NBC
WIMJ
WEBC
WMAQ
Leith Stevens Hare Maniers
CBS
WRBM
WCCO
WTI
WIBA
Tso Ye Ma
Ed Waci Relvanians
WHEM
WABC
Paul Whiteman
Orchestra
WIM
WLW
KSTP
Veidt
WDOEM
Bushmaster Snake Birth At Local Hospital Reported
In Colon Panama Dr Harry Eno of Marcinian Hospital raises two baby bushmasters found with a mother. The snakes are among the Americas largest venomous species and are being bottle fed as part of a local interest story.
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Wil
Colon
Panama
Aevel
Harry Eno
Marcinian Hospital
Eno
Americas
Rinso
J. Thos
Hurd
Market St
la Crosse, Wis
Radio Schedule Fragment and Centenarian Note
A fragmentary radio schedule lists programs across stations WEAF WLW WSAT WMA and others with interviews and musical acts. The piece ends with a local note: Mrs. Mary Ann Greening of Beaufort near here celebrated her 100th birthday, attributing longevity to never eating meat.
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WAY 2
Central Klendard
Cima
Decwear
WEAF
WLW
WSAT
WMA
WDAF
KSTP
Nelle Revels
Tom Coakley
O—Press
Arlene Jackson
Lilly
Betty
Gene Beecher
Dream Bite
Plckens
Waoral S
Ktra Adin
Jenal
Dragonette
Abe Lyman
Midwest
WLM
Jack Armatrang
East
Psychology
Dixie
Haj
Mickey of
Cheua
Bobby Benson
Esst
Roxan Rangers
J. V. Kallenborn
Dixie and
Weat
Jack Armstrong
Milton Harlem
Radio Newa
Vera van
Juat Pinin
Miidweat
West
Dixie Tonko Carter
C. Hill—baale
Q—Court Human Relations
Hollywood Hotel
To & Ord Wimber
Sloopnagle
Acea of Briden
Ireddle Bergen Orchestra
Madriguera Orch
Midw
Derby Lve
L. Romanelli
C. Dornberger
Oirchestra
Danen Music
Wit
wtMd
Crest
Orphan Annie
Dick Fidler
Tim Tenly
Stamps
Presa
Dala Wimbrow
Wdz
Lewell Thamag
Aimon 'N
Andy
Tony
Jus
Red Davis
Caradlas
Morton Downey
O—Ruth Etting College
Zolla and
Greens
Ebbw
Wales
Mary Ann Greening
R Beaufort
Here
Traffic Officers Earn Praise for Highway Patrol Help
Letters from motorists praise La Crosse county highway traffic department for assisting in difficulties on federal and state highways. W A H Hillis recounts a puncture on highway 16 near La Crosse, crediting a patrolman who lit the scene and helped change the wheel, calling the service fine and commendable. Paris-Fernande Cabanel quits couture for a Tibetan Buddhist convent robe.
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la Crosse
W. A H. Hillis
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
BR. W. Davis
County Board of Supervisors
County Highway Committee
West Salem
Hillis
Davis
Highway Department
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Champ Clark
Senator Long
Solon
Radio Tonight
Gee
TC Convent
Paris
Fernande Cabanel
Tibet
Fred Waring
Ford Dealers
J.T. Hurd
Eee
Tom
Good Housekeeping Institute
America
REAL N _AMERICA
Stevenson
Oftroans
Juilate
Fece
Main Street
Lacrosse
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