Over-Spending and Political Upheaval in Louisiana Circa 1937
Amid sustained over-spending accusations during James Monroe Smith era, Louisiana figures face indictments and resignations. Paterson declines a New Orleans post while Earl Long faces Federal probes and state grand juries indicting Weiss and others over university funds and hotel purchases. The board resists resignations. alumni push for accountability amid a charged political climate.
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GOCK
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Baton Rouge. Lac
Tom Dutton
Louisana State University Alumni Federations
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James Monroe Smith
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
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Louisiana State University
Eaton
Citizens Voluntary Committee of Louisiana
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Leon C. Weiss
Weiss
State University
Smith
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H. B. Andrews
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Bienville
University
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Huey Long
Lorie- Griffon-Andrews
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United States
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Charity
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Indicted Weiss group fights federal mail fraud charges
Attorneys for Seymour Weiss and four co-defendants challenge the federal mail fraud indictments tied to a sale of Bienville hotel equipment to a university. The defendants claim the charges lack a defined United States statute and a concrete scheme to defraud. Arraignments and hearings are set for Friday in federal court amid broader state probes and related tax cases.
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Seymour Weiss
Bienville
Weiss
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Smith
Louis C. LeSage
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Emory Adams
Internal Row in Yugoslavia Grows Graver
An escalating political dispute in Yugoslavia deepens as cabinet tensions threaten parliamentary stability during the upcoming recess. The capital faces pressure as discussions continue, signaling broader consequences for leadership and governance.
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House of Pornos
Adolf Hit
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Malaria Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria medicine. It promises relief from chills and fever and notes tasteless quinidine and iron as active ingredients, urging readers to buy for relief and quicker recovery.
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