Gannett challenges Roosevelt on editorial independence
Rochester publisher Frank E. Gannett demanded in an open letter that presidents and editors separate editorial policy from business counting rooms. He argued newspapers must be financially strong and free from editorial control by business offices and cited polls showing public belief in fair coverage.
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Frank E. Gannett
Roosevelt
Gannett
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Post- Dispatch
America
Defeat Predicted For Roosevelt Reorganization Plan
Representative Woodruff of Michigan forecast a defeat for the Roosevelt administration reorganization program. He warned the plan would be presented as a harmless reform but conceal the same old intentions, as he led the Republican conference committee against large lump-sum appropriations.
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Washington
Woodruff
Michigan
Roosevelt
Republican Conference Committee
Pioneer man fined for trespass on railroad property
Senmore Tony of Pioneer, a Black man, was fined 15 dollars or 15 days in jail in city court for trespassing on Illinois Central railroad property. In the same session, one person paid 5 dollars for running a stop sign and three others were fined 7.50 dollars each for drunkenness.
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Senmore Tony
Pioneer
Illinois Central Railroad
Office wife gets sentence in manslaughter case
Fern Patricia Dull, 28, once called the office wife of attorney William Holbrook, is sentenced to 14 to 15 years in the Detroit house of correction for the October 17 fatal shooting of Holbrook. Judge Mark D. Taylor denied a new trial as a jury of mixed professions found her guilty of manslaughter after her nine year romance with Holbrook.
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Mich
Fern Patricia Dull
Detroit House of Correction
Mark D. Taylor
William Holbrook
Benton Harbor
Taylor
Holbrook
Real estate transfers filed in Ouachita Parish Clerk records
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday in Ouachita Parish note Mrs. George H Clarke selling to Dr. Henson S Coon lot 3 square 10 Morningside addition Monroe and L B Newsom selling to H S Snyder in the same records.
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W. F Latham
Morningside
H. M. McGuire
Thomas K. McLemore
McGuire
Highland Park
Surburban Realty Company
Eva S. Dean
Crescent Bend
Ouachita Parish
George H. Clarke
Henson S. Coon
Monroe
L. B. Newsom
H. S. Snyder
Kiwanis Club Hosts Yuletide Luncheon Program
The Monroe Kiwanis club held a Christmas carol program at Hotel Virginia with Dale Cobb directing the singing. J. B. Johnson gave a chalk talk with a detective number. Officers will be formally installed on December 29 at Hotel Virginia with District Governor Frank Henderson expected to attend.
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Monroe
Hotel Virginia
Frank Henderson
Tupelo, Miss
Rayville Kiwanis Club
West Monroe
Handy Man Earns OSU Diploma After 38 Years
Charles M. Hicks 81, longtime OSU handyman, finally receives a fall quarter diploma at university commencement. Acting President McPherson praises duty well performed and Hicks plans to frame the recognition after retirement on January 1.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Charles M. Hicks
William McPherson
Hicks
Fugitive Doyle Jones Captured Near Pioneer Louisiana
Doyle Jones 30, escaped Shreveport jail with three others on September 30 1935 and was captured near Pioneer by FBI agent Joseph Zeigler and West Carroll deputies O C Roberts and Butch Mosley. He faces federal charges of automobile theft and kidnapping and had been living near Little Rock.
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Doyle Jones
Shreveport
Joseph Zeigler
New Orleans
O. C. Roberts
Butch” Mosley
West Carroll Parish
Jones
Little Rock
Fort Worth
Ark
Lakeside
Zeigler
Roberts
Mosley
Pioneer
Maternity Wards of Vienna Full
Berlin reports Vienna maternity wards are full amid holiday optimism. The Ber lin Uhr Blatt notes Austria's absorption spurring couples in their forties and fifties to seek children, with betrothals and early weddings amid a return of soldiers in gray uniforms.
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Vienna
Uhr Blatt
Anschsluss
Austria
Old
Reich
Marie Among Quintuplets Seeks Doll to Feed Baby
Callander Ontario December 22 Canadian Press Marie Dionne the lone individualist among the quintuplets desires a doll with a bottle to feed it for Christmas while the others prefer dogs a blue dog for Cecile a pear dog for Yvonne a yellow dog for Annette and a cat for Emilie inspired by a moving picture featuring red cocker spaniels
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Callander
Marie
Dionnes
Cecile
Yvonne
Annette
Emilie
Five Detained in Diamond Inquiry at Flushing
Brussels dispatch reports one officer and five crewmen of the steamer Elisabethville held aboard at Flushing as police probe the disappearance of a cargo of uncut diamonds and gold valued at 500000 dollars. Some diamonds were allegedly found in luggage after a preliminary search.
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Elisabethville
Flushing
Congo
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