Dear Seeks Louisiana Pension Plan Amid Campaign Fire
In Jonesboro Louisiana Congressman Cleveland Dear on the Home Rule ticket accuses the state machine of blocking old age pensions. He says federal funds cover half the $30 monthly pension, with Louisiana paying the rest, and promises economy and reform under his governance.
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Cleveland Dear
State Administration
State Machine
Dear
Allen el Jender
Wade O. Martin
Oscar Allen
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United States
Congress
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Allen Ellender
United States Senate
Louisiana
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Ellender
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Oscar
Seymour Weiss
Earle Christenberry
Win Or Lose Oil ‘Company
Joe Fishers
Highway Commission
Abe Shushan
Orleans
D. J. Simmons
Simmons
Alice Lee Grosjean
Su Sor
Osjean
Pleasant Hill
Dee
Logansport
Leche-Allen
F. R. Alston
QO. K. Allen
State Bureau of Identification
Administration
Alston
Earl K. Long
Governor Allen
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Allen
Mr. Alston
Huey P. Long
Cleveland
Columbia
Richard W. Leche
Lewhe
Huey Long
Grover Cleveland
George Washington
Friday the Thirteenth In New Orleans Ailing Man Hospitalized
Phillip Garrison a 22 year old from Alabama is hospitalized in New Orleans with osteomyelitis. He has spent 20 of the past eight years in hospitals and has endured multiple holidays within wards. Doctors say little can be done for him.
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New Orleans
Philip Garrison
Yandley
Ala
Phillip
Baptist Hospital
Phil
Franco British peace plan for Ethiopia made public
Rome dispatch reports the Franco British plan would grant Italy sovereignty over about two thirds of Ethiopia. Five points include Tigre province control, redrawn frontiers, an Ethiopian port corridor to Assab, arms embargo guarantees, and a Haile Selassie led zone of influence across Ethiopia. Emperor Selassie would retain sovereignty over the zone while ceding key frontiers.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Tigre
Aksum
Banakil
Aussa
Somaliland
Kenya- Somaliland
Gorrahei
Guaramdab
Assab
France
Great Britain
Geneva
Emperor Haile Selassie
Haile Selassie
Madman Kills Two Professors at Columbia Presbyterian
Victor Koussow, 52, killed two dental school professors at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center before killing himself. Authorities attribute the killings to a persecution complex linked to job loss from illness. Deputy Chief Inspector Mee Auliffe called the case closed.
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Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Victor Koussow
Koussow
David J. Mee Auliffe
MceAuliffe
Gift Of God Baby Declared Ward In Contested Case
St Louis court of appeals upheld Special Commissioner Limbaugh in ruling that a baby claimed by Anna Ware and Mrs Nellie Tipton Muench is Miss Ware's child. The infant remains a court ward until next Wednesday to allow motions for rehearing by the other parties.
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ST. Louis
Doctor forecasts suspended animation to extend life centuries
Dr. Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute proposes preserving a man in suspended animation for hundreds of years so he can return in a future century. He described a drying out process as a possible method, noting the idea is remote and applicable to a few selected individuals. He also called clairvoyance a scientific act.
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New York
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York Academy of Medicine
Carrel
Alexandria Club Entertains Here
Rotarians and Rotary Anns from Alexandria paid their forfeit to the Monroe Rotary club Thursday night. They entertained local Rotarians and their wives at a banquet in the Virginia hotel. The entertainment was a result of a recent membership con.
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Rotarians
Rotary Anns
Alexandria
Monroe Rotary Club
Virginia Hotel
Beauty-Likes-Homely Mate Vote Shows Hollywood
Dr. Paul Popenoe says beautiful women prefer homely husbands for security and harmony. A survey of over 100 screen beauties shows most favor plain, characterful mates, with only a few liking handsome husbands. Lorraine Crawford and Dorothy Belle Dugan share views against vanity and ego. Continued on Tenth Page.
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Hollywood
Calif
Paul Popenoe
Popenoe
Los Angeles Institute of Domestic Relations
Colleen
Lorraine Crawford
Des Moines
Dorothy Belle Dugan
Good Fellows Fund passes 300 as charity drive grows
The Good Fellows Fund nears and surpasses three hundred dollars with generous late contributions. A Missouri Pacific Booster Club dance raised funds for underprivileged children, described as a major success, with final totals to be announced.
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Good Fellows Fund
Missouri Pacific Booster Club
States Receive Old-Age Pension Questionnaires
The Social Security Board sent questionnaires to all states to determine readiness to launch a non-contributory old age pension program after New Year. The plan would provide 15 dollars monthly to each needy person aged 65 or over, matched by state funds. States must have in place full old age assistance, a single supervising agency, fair hearings, and compliant administrative methods to qualify for federal grants.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Congress
Hoffman offer to call session refused in Hauptmann case
Legislative leaders rejected Governor Harold G Hoffman’s proposal for a special session to probe his conduct in the Hauptmann case. Assemblyman Crawford Jamieson accused plans to keep the case in the press until the Republican convention. Hoffman weighs presidential prospects while leaders say no session is needed for emergency relief or social security measures.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Crawford Jamieson
Mercer Democrat
Hauptmann
Jamieson
Hoffman
P Van Sweringen to Lead Business After Brother's Death
Cleveland December 13. O P Van Sweringen is expected to take over directing operations after the death yesterday of his younger brother M J Van Sweringen. The brothers had split duties, with O P directing western road expansions and M J overseeing eastern lines. The elder Van Sweringen died at Lakeside hospital from a heart ailment.
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Cleveland
P. van Sweringen
M. J
van Sweringen
Mississippi River
O. P. van Sweringen
Lakeside Hospital
Eas Orae Oy
Bartender Gains Fame For Tatting At Wauwatosa Tavern
Milwaukee December 13. Harry Haberman the tatting bartender lifts a beer barrel and answers fan mail during Christmas sewing. Readers from several states write seeking patterns and offers range from show appearances to a crochet ball holder business venture. He jokes the requests may delay his bedspread work valued at about 1500 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Harry Haberman
Harry
Wauwatosa
West Boylston
Mass
Fresno
Calif
Reading
McMinville
Ore
Cleveland
Miami
Arizona
New York
Lone Bandit Steals 131 At Electrik Maid Bakery
Night manager Jimmie Stratos reports an unidentified bandit robbed the Electrik Maid bakery at 402 DeSiard Street early Friday. The thief demanded money, showed a .38 pistol, and stole $131 from the cash register after threatening to shoot if alarm was raised.
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Electrik Maid
DeSiard Street
Jimmie Stratos
Large Washington post office fire causes 100000 damage
Washington eastern post office building on Pennsylvania Avenue suffered an interior blaze that raged through the sixth floor fire room housing General Accounting Office and Reclamation documents. Fire crews battled flames, with over a dozen firefighters briefly overcome, and Recovery of records and $100,000 plus damage reported as officials inspected the scene. Postmaster General Farley visited the site and observed water damage in the reception area while inspecting other offices.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
General Accounting Office
Reclamation
Farley
Solon Hoeppe? Hoeppel Found Guilty In Appointment Sale
Representative John H. Hoeppel and his son Charles were found guilty by a District of Columbia jury of conspiring to sell a West Point appointment for one thousand dollars to James W. Ives of Baltimore. A quick appeal was planned as the men faced up to two years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine.
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Washington
West Point
John H. Hoeppel
California
Charles
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Samuel T. Ansell
Ives
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