Long as President Bid for Power Tainting US Politics
The New York Times portrays Huey P. Long as a dangerous figure whose bid to redistribute wealth and seek the presidency challenges American democracy. The piece notes Long’s Louisiana dominance, questions his sincerity, and warns he could destabilize the nation if unchecked. Roosevelt stands as a stabilizing counterpoint, while critics call him a demagogue whose rise could prove costly to the republic.
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New York Times
Louisiana
United States
Times
America
Huey P. Long
President Club
Long
Senate
White House
Senator Long
Roosevelt
Washington
Shep the dog keeps vigil at hospital after ten years
In Rock Island Illinois a collie named Shep has guarded his master Francis McMahon since his hospital visit ten years ago. He sits by the operating room and returns to his post after meals, becoming a symbol of steadfast devotion admired by onlookers. Jean Harlow is described as attracting romantic friendships while Primo Carnera is noted as upcoming.
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Daily and
Sun
News-Star Week
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Cisess
Monroe
Audit Bureau of Circulations
RT Re
Branham CO
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St Loue
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated Press
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Kipling
Rock Island, Il
Shep
Francis McMahon
St. Anthony's Hospital
McMahon
Uncommon Sense Lessons From Reading The News Paper
John Blake extols daily newspapers as a gateway to knowledge and world events. He argues that modern telegraph and print deliver instant, detailed reports, encouraging readers to study newspapers regularly to become more informed and enjoy broader life comprehension.
The Glee Club
Poem reflecting on a fleeting acquaintance from a Glee Club experience. The speaker recalls a brief friendship that passed, leaving tender memories of words and smiles that linger in memory.
Awful Manners at Visit Cause City Talk
Mrs Grassneck laments a rude display yawning and stretching during a visit. Her husband explains the couple lives in a flat with no room to stretch. Local reaction notes etiquette concerns among city residents.
Husband thins while wife jokes on diet in quick quip
A witty exchange shows Mrs Slimmer and Mrs Portleigh joking about their husbands weight loss and dieting while a prisoner proclaims religion and a lawyer warns him to stay silent until after the trial.
Mabel Marries Poet Yet Faces Hidden Strife
Ruth jokes about Mabel’s marriage to a poet but notes Mabel’s stomach troubles despite an ideal life. The light exchange hints at personal unhappiness behind social success.
Belle-Oh Faces Half Million Valuation On Unclear Judgment
A subject described as weak minded and overly confident in wealth is flagged amid a dispute over a half million valuation. The case centers on claims of money and status shaping perceptions and actions.
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Belle
Mad decade and military talk in a wartime mood
A tropical historian labels 1920 to 1930 as the mad decade while a salty veteran riffs on morale and norms. The piece notes sectionalism, medical nonconformity, and the search for approval, then mentions witch-hunt echoes and political killings in Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
Federal push to regulate industrial waste in waters faces constitutional tests
Washington battles over extending federal control to industrial waste disposal in streams lakes and coastal waters led by Secretary Dern and Senator Lonergan. A bipartisan plan would create or empower a federal body to set standards offer loans encourage cleaner disposal and seek Supreme Court validation. Industry code authorities have been slow to respond with mixed claims of already active pollution controls.
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Washington
War Dern
Lonergan
Connecticut
Dern
Supreme Court
M. J. Ellis
Bureau of Fisheries
R. E. Tarbett
Public Health Service
Thorndike Saville
National Resources Board
Gen
Sanford H. Wadhams
Connecticut Water Commission
Grover C. Ladner
Chaiman
Water Committee
Pennsylvania Conservation Council
D'Arcy Magee
Izaak Walton League
Secretary of War
Obstruction Yet Not Blocking Navigation Waste Channels
A 1934 article contrasts liquid waste and solid channels, noting liquid waste harms channels but does not choke navigation. The discussion weighs environmental impact and practical effects on waterways and commerce.
Farmer Charged With Murder After Slaying
In Springville Louisiana Sheriff R P Easterly said Dan Pierson 36 a farmer is held on a murder charge in the slaying of Joseph Dupuy 41 a Bear Island merchant two miles south of Maurepas. Dupuy was shot after seeking his estranged wife at Piersons Bear Island home despite a warning. Two other persons at the house were booked as accessories to the slaying.
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Springville
R. P. Easterly
Dan Pierson
Joseph Dupuy
Bear Island
Maurepas
Dupuy
Pierson
Coffee and bread price hike noted at Leon's cafe
A 15 year ago notice reports coffee and light bread with butter at Leon's cafe cost 20 cents while coffee alone rose from five to ten cents. Earlier prices for coffee and rolls were 10 cents.
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Leon
Greenland hare hops on hind legs like a kangaroo
The Greenland hare travels on its hind legs for distances around 100 yards, hopping six to eight feet per jump. It prefers uphill runs when frightened, avoiding downhill escapes.
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Greenland
Parity Systems Cause Unease Among Observers
Hambone's Meditations notes discomfort over parity arrangements in the area. The column hints at financial or political tensions and the chill felt by readers as debates over balance intensify.
Big benefit set for Good Fellows fund at Paramount
Sunday night the Paramount theater hosts a two hour vaudeville and film benefit for the Good Fellows fund. Local groups donate time and service to the event. Highlights include Bob Fosters orchestra Sharps and Flats and the Northeast Louisiana Hill Billies. Seats are expected to fill and tickets aim for 1000 sales.
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Good Fellows’ Fund
Paramount Theater
Barkdull Faulk Post No. 13
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
KMLB
News-Star and
Morning World
Paramount Theater and Employees
Motion Picture Operators Union No. 668
Trousdale Printing Company
Don Breitenmoser
Eddie Vann
Bob Foster
Sharps and Flats
Hoss Ross
Henry Padgett
Louisiana
City Court Monday cases list varied offenses and fines
City court records show E A Rodriguez reckless driving 27.50 Irma Tannehill larceny six months Clayton Touchstone fighting 60 days drunk and disorderly 7.50 profane language 10 George Reed drawing and displaying dangerous weapon 317.50 fighting 10 and more entries including negro defendants and numerous $7.50 to $27.50 fines for drunk and disorderly drawing dangerous weapons and related charges.
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E. A. Rodriguez
Irma Tannehill
Clayton Touchstone
George Reed
Charles Henderson
Nathaniel Taylor
Willie Morgan
Muriel Touchstone
R. D. Lee
J. J. Vickers
Irene Treadway
Rica Lee Miller
Solomon Jones
Frank McMillan
George Box
B. W. “Cotton” Hyde
J. A. Penton
Jim McCoy
L. B. Fouche
Multispecies disease threats cited across many animals
Article warns more than 75 diseases could be transmitted to humans by animals including dogs pigs cats horses sheep goats raccoons rabbits squirrels rats parrots clams fish oysters and numerous insects. Experts urge strict surveillance and hygiene to curb zoonotic spread.
Radio Program Schedule Across Networks
Coast to coast timing lists daily programs and station groupings with show names and hosts for BASIC East Midwest Northwest and Pacific regions. It notes changes and repeats across morning to midnight slots.
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Pacific Coast
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Rooster Gazette
Cugat Orchestra
Dick Steele
Midwest
Press-Radio
Mary Smai
Billy Batchelor
King Guard
You & Your Government
Vaughn de Leath
Leo Reisman
Wayne King
Ben Bernie
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Ed Wynn
Graham
Will Osborne
Irving Aaronson
Felix
Russell Brown
Jack Armstrong
Woody and
Willie
Myrt
Marge — East
Dan Russo
Bill — East
Russo Orch
Orches
Jerry Cooper
East
Buck Rogers
Boake Carter
West
Lavernder
Old Lace
Keith Beecher
Straus and Perchick
Dixie
Strickland Gillilan
Abe Lyman
Basic
Chic Scoggin
Claude Hopkins
Orch
Bing Crosby
Ishan
Jones & Orchestra
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Show
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Joe Haymes
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Henry Busse
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Clyde Lucas
Leon Navara
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Dorothy Page
Lowell Thomas
Annie
Amos
Andy
Morton Downey
Lawrence Tibbett
Ore
Phil Lord
Cameron King
Tim & Irene
del Campo
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Charlie Davis
Jack Denny
Harry Sosnik
Earthquake on Broadway in New York Stage Show
A theatre article surveys realistic staging of disasters in contemporary Broadway productions. It notes a new earthquake effect in Gold Eagle Guy with falling plaster and swinging plaque, plus other stage tricks, and highlights backstage craft and reactions from audiences.
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New York
Bedlam
Broadway
Tower of London
George Kaufman
Martha Madison
Tombs Prison
Hollywood Close-Ups: Leila Hyams on Propriety and Fame
Leila Hyams argues that actresses must flirt with propriety to stay in the public eye. She says her own success has been steady but not spectacular due to being too well behaved and retiring.
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Hollywood
Leila Hyams
Charles Laughton
Ruggles
Red Gap
Leila
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Uncommon Sense
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Mabel
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Modern Rating
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Paris
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Dan Thomas
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