Goodspeed Now Republican National Treasurer In Money Drive
In Chicago on June 22 a tall smiling former Buckeye Steel official C B Goodspeed 51 takes the role of national treasurer for the Republican party. He promotes a participation bond scheme sending out envelopes for a dollar with bonds mailed back naming contributors. He claims daily mailings of 50 000 and bonds sold to Democrats with CCC and WPA donations. He helped revive party finances after a prior deficit and now projects millions in contributions while continuing charity work in Chicago.
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C. B. Goodspeed
Buckeye Steel Casting Company
Columbus
Goodspeed
CCC
WPA
George F. Getz
Parasitic Treatment Ad Claims Quick Kill No Bandage
An irritant skin remedy advertises fast parasite elimination with a colorless greaseless formula. It promises no bandaging and urges purchase from druggists or by mail order through Ring Bound Insurance Dept A New Orleans.
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Smiths fight on Roosevelt lacks support at convention
Delegates gather in Philadelphia as Smith faction debates the Roosevelt plan to scrap the two thirds rule for nomination. Farley promises a genuine Democrat will lead the ticket while platform topics such as crop insurance and wage hour rules loom. Debate on restoring simple majority for nominations is expected Thursday.
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Roosevelt
Wagner
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White House
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Smith
Liberty League
Lemke
North Dakota
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Reed
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London
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Radio Program Schedules Across Networks
Radio listings across NBC CBS and regional stations detail hourly programs from 3:30 to 12:00 with orchestras, news, serials, and variety acts. It notes time zones and daylight saving adjustments and lists station lineups for East Midwest Northwest and Pacific regions.
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Lee Gordon & Orchestra
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Edward Davies
Ford Bond
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Chain
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Fisk Jubilee Choir
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the Mounted
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Herbert Foote
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Wayne King
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Honolulu
U. S Army Band
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Tony Russell
Lum
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Wiz
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N. Rodrigo
Ink Spots Negro
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Shandor
Henry Busse
Xavier Cugat
Georgia Governor Talmadge backs party stance against Roosevelt
Governor Eugene Talmadge urged Al Smith and other dis contented Democrats to align with his plan to oppose the New Deal within the Democratic party. He stressed he will not bolt the ticket and remains a party man despite opposing Roosevelt.
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Eugene Talmadge
al Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Georgia
Talmadge
Supreme Court
Time ripe to drop 1- thirds rule in nominating process
Senate discussion centers on abolishing the two thirds rule to empower the majority. Southern delegates may seek compensation by enlarging southern representation. Senator Clark of Missouri signals strong push for repeal and cites historical veto power of the rule.
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James A. Farley
Senator Clark
Missouri
Rules Committee
Clark
Martin van Buren
Champ Clark
Paralysis Outbreak Alarms Monterey Community
In Monterey an outbreak of infantile paralysis has claimed two young victims, Jack Bairnsfather son of Mr and Mrs H M Bairnsfather and Connie Mayne Burley. The report from Ferriday notes citizens are deeply concerned as health officials investigate the illness.
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Monterey
Jack Bairnsfather
H. M. Bairnsfather
Connie Mayne Burley
Leche Backs Tenure and Teacher Hire Bills in Louisiana
Governor Leche endorses tenure and teacher hire bills as part of ongoing education reform. He aims to pass the tenure bill quickly and supports restoring authority to hire teachers to school boards. The omnibus appropriations measure faces swift House action under Speaker Lorris Wimberly, with committee review and a two day window before debate.
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T. H Harris
Burke, Morvant and Stich
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Lindsey and Peltier
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John Beeson
Vernon
Guy H. Holloway
Union
Appropriations Committee
J. C. Ethridge
Grant
Madison mother kills herself and three young sons
Sheriff says Annie E. Jones 32 shot her 4 and 2 year old twin sons then killed herself in a secluded oat field near Fern Dale. Doctor deems four deaths murders and self inflicted. Sister Shirley found the scene.
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Martin J. Gallant
Annie E. Jones
Robert
Edward
Norman
Gallant
Ferndale
Wich
Walter S. Stinchfield
Shirley
Tragic Slashing Ends Life of Andre Babineaux
Andre Babineaux 23 of Plaquemine Point was found with a throat wound in his home bathroom. He died in a local hospital last night. He is survived by his widow and three children.
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Opelousas
Andre Babineaux
Plaquemine Point
Doctor's guaranteed prescription Cystex claim
An advertisement promises relief from getting up nights nervousness leg pains swollen joints dizziness headaches burning and itching acidity due to kidney or bladder troubles with Cystex. It guarantees new vitality in 48 hours and full satisfaction in 8 days or money back. Cystex tastes like medicine and is sold at druggists.
Bernice youth fatally hurt in Farmerville accident
Walter Freeman 21 of Bernice died after a head on collision on the Farmerville Bernice highway. The Model T carrying Freeman and a young woman was struck by an ice truck driven by Elgin Dean of Farmerville. Freeman died en route to a Monroe hospital. The coroner ruled death an unavoidable accident. Funeral services were held near his home. He is survived by his parents and several siblings.
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Bernice
Elgin Dean
Farmerville
Ray Davis
Robert James
Dean
Monroe
G. A. Ramsey
Union Parish
Heat records fall as June hits new highs
Temperatures peaked at 107 degrees on Saturday and 192 degrees on Sunday, with 103 degrees as the previous June record set in 1918 and tied in 1950. Miss Key notes only two similar extreme periods since records began. No prostrations or deaths were reported, officials credit workers taking Saturday afternoons off.
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Miss Key
Negro Arrested In Burglary Of Home
James Smith a negro was arrested this morning by Officer L G Parker after a warrant filed by Aaron Clark. Clark charged Smith with breaking into his home on June 16 and stealing property worth 50 dollars. Police say part of the property has been recovered and the rest will be obtained soon. Clark lives on the Stovall dairy place along Sterlington road. Smith an ex convict lived on the Stovall place until recently and has served a term at the state penitentiary for burglary.
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L. G. Parker
Aaron Clark
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Smith
Stovall's
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Stovall Place
State Penitentiary
Deaths Ira L. Klein
Burial services for Ira L. Klein who died Sunday night in Little Rock Arkansas will be held at the local Jewish cemetery Tuesday morning. The body will arrive in Monroe on a morning train Tuesday and the funeral cortege will go to the cemetery. He is survived by his widow several brothers and sisters in Cleveland Ohio and local relatives Lee Lemle Max Brooks Ben Brooks and Tom Brooks brothers in law and Mrs J Davidoff a sister in law Another sister in law Mrs W B Ward resides in Pine Bluff Ark Mrs Klein was the former Miss Pearl Brooks of Monroe.
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Little Rock
Ark
Monroe
Cleveland
Ohio
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Ben Brooks
Tom Brooks
J. Davidoff
W. B. Ward
Pine Bluff, Ark
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Woman's Political Rise Tied to Labor in Early Campaigns
The text recalls Eleanor Roosevelt directing a Maine farm woman to St. Louis in 1928 to lead the Western Women's division for Alfred E. Smith. The same figure joined New York headquarters in 1932 and helped secure Frances Perkins as Secretary of Labor, the first woman in the cabinet.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Maine
St. Louis
Alfred F. Smith
New York
Frances Perkins
Four Billions in Jobs Ready Across U S Projects
A WPA appropriation of 1 425 billion supported work now under way with communities contributing 265 million, 18 percent of costs. Local shares ranged from 41.8 percent in Wyoming to 8.1 percent in the District of Columbia, with New York at 275.6 million and Nevada at 1 608 thousand. Highway and street work accounted for one third of spending. total construction reached 1 145 million. Communities funded about 20 percent of total, higher than other sectors.
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Wyoming
West Virginia
District of Columbia
4-H Club Camp to Oden Soon
The annual 4-H encampment will be held next week June 2 through July 3 near Sicily Island. Ouachita Union Morehouse Richland and West Carroll parishes send boys and girls who will travel by bus and attend agriculture home-making and recreational activities under district agents C. W. Davis and Miss Nan Tarwater.
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Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Union
Morehouse
Richland
West Carroll Parishes
Sicily Island
C. W. Davis
Nan Tarwater
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