Bitter Four Cornered Mayoral Fight Tests Huey Long’s Power
New Orleans January 23 AP Senator Huey P Long faces a bitter four cornered mayoralty election in New Orleans as 300 deputized citizens stand by to preserve order. Walmsley plus independent Williams and Homes clash with Long who split from the regular machine. Police raids and court orders mark a heated campaign with militia guarding state departments to ensure a fair vote as polls stay open until seven.
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
F. Sommer Walmsley
John Lorer
Walmsley
Francis Williams
Herbert B. Homes
Huey Long
Registrar of Voters
Co. S
George Rever
Kansan Sees Hollywood Hatred and Adoration Split
A Kansas City Star clipping notes a divided Hollywood crowd over Katharine Hepburn. Anti Hepburn factions clash with pro Hepburn supporters, as Movie Editor Moffitt reports the contention echoes across the West.
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Cal
Missouri
Kath
Moffitt
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Star
West
Who's in The News Turns To High Finance And Fame
A wide ranging snippet notes a figure shifting from textile financing to billions in corporate capital amid Lehman Brothers fire. It touches public life as New York Lieutenant Governor, mentions Ed Darling, Rob Wagner scripts, and a Broadway era imprinting fame, with references to Hollywood previews and Paramount gossip.
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Lehman. Bros
New York
Baltimore Budget Surplus Rises by Nearly Million in 1833
Baltimore reports a budget surplus of 974,583.34 at year end 1833, an increase of more than three million over 1932. Mayor Howard W. Jackson released the figures via budget director Herbert Fallin, attributing most of the gain to people and revenue.
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Herbert Fallin
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Jackson
Arts Colony Groundbreaking At University Of Iowa
Ground has been broken for the University of Iowa fine arts colony after three years of planning. An 82000 federal public works administration grant plus a 100000 Carnegie Corporation gift will fund the project, with completion expected in nine months.
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Arts Colony
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Federal Public Works Administration
Carnes Corporation
Oakridge Farm Bureau notes and community updates
Oak Ridge farm bureau members attended the Douglas County meeting at First Christian Church with a large turnout and an all supplied dinner. Prof Taggart spoke as Wilson Counts was unanimously elected president. Future meetings planned in July for men and women were noted, with hog and corn programs canceled this week. A Friday January 26 meeting at Mrs Will Rice's home will feature Kansas Day roll call and canning meat, with the recreation hour led by the president.
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Laura McGinnis
Lawrence
Grant Gideon
C. C. Miller
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T. J. Sweeney
Trinity Lutherans Church
Frank Bereiter
Bleakley community club meeting noted at schoolhouse
The Bleakley community club held a meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening with community singing led by Miss Mary Frederick and Mrs Nichols at the piano. Prof Kyle of the University spoke with pictures and discussed socialism. Esquimo pies were sold at the end.
Creomulsion Ad Promotes Quick Cough Relief
A vintage ad touts Creomulsion as a seven effect cold remedy. It claims powerful yet harmless relief and promises a cash refund if cough and cold symptoms persist. The ad notes the product is pleasant to take and available through your druggist.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Phillip Flaten of Iola attended the meeting with H G Van Neste and Pearl Smith of Parsons. Arthur Leonhard and schoolmates joined by William Essick attended basketball games at Shawnee last Thursday. Carrie Morgan reportedly traveled to Berkeley California by the northern route and was pleased with the trip. Mrs Willard Morgan spent Friday with Mae Edmondson of Lawrence. Rev and Mrs F Q Hesse visited J F Morgan Jr last week. Ruby Leonhard hosted dinner for birthday guests. Mrs Glen Weeks and Mr Weeks visited Delbert Kenneth of Winter who is ill with pneumonia. Ruby Fairbairn cares for him. Mrs S M Dolan is improving with callers Sisie Denman and others.
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H. G. van Neste
Pearl Smith
Parsons
Arthur Leonhard
William Essick
Shawnee
Carrie Morgan
Berkley
Calif
Willard Morgan
Mae Edmondson
Lawrence
F. .Q. Hesse
M. E
J. F. Morgan, Jr
Local residents named in community notices
Long Dwight Hopkins, Mrs Rachel Husted, Roy and Mrs Hesse, Mr and Mrs Roy Adams, Mr and Mrs Frank Toms, Mrs Katie Toms and son, Jack and Mr and Mrs Henry Homberger and family.
Olive Tablets Claim Youthful Energy and Cleansing Benefits
An old style ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute for stomach troubles and dull liver. It promises increased vitality and clearer skin through gentle bowel action and system cleansing, urging nightly use with prices 15 30 and 60 cents.
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Pieter
Pep
R. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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