Campaign Scandal Involving Tennessee Senate Contenders
Reporting from the Western Newpaper Union outlines a Democratic senatorial primary in Tennessee marked by alleged abuse of funds and intimidation. Candidates include Sen George L. Berry Tom Stewart J Riley Mitchell Dr John R Neel and C L Powell with Stewart backed by Memphis political boss EL HL Comp Berry supported by state machine and Gov Gordon Browning. The committee urged investigations across multiple states and called for scrutiny of campaign finance and political circulars amid potential election contest implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Sheppard
Tennessee
Senate
Berry
George L. Berry
Tom. Stewart
J. Riley Mitchel
Tohn R. Neel
CL Powell
Stewart
Br. EL HL Comp
Memphis
Gordon Browning
Lis Steferent
Feneral
Bell of Cierions
Farler
Frank
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
North Dakota
California
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
WRA
Hopkins
WPA
Roosevelt
Texas Picks a Yankee TE in Democratic primary
Texas voters chose a Yankee for governor as W Lee O Daniel, born in Ohio and raised on a Kansas farm, won a clear majority over 11 rivals on the party ticket. Nationally, Rep Maury Maverick was defeated for renomination by San Antonio attorney Pam Kildey, with two other administration backers also losing. Disaster in Bogota left 37 dead and 150 injured as a Colombian army plane crashed into a packed grandstand during an aviation review, narrowly missing the president and president elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. Lee O’daniel
Ohio
Kansas
O'Daniel
Rep
Maury Maverick
Congress
Pami Kildey
San Antonio
Maverick
Kildey
W. D. MacFarlane
Morgan Sanders
Bogota
Colombia
Hoffman challenges NLRB over free speech rights in labor case
Republican congressman Hoffman of Michigan complains to the National Labor Relations Board that its ruling on his House speech as an unfair labor practice under the Wagner act threatens freedom of press and assembly. He says the speech cited CI O activity and calls for readers to obtain copies at cost. The AFL denounces Wagner act administration as threatening democracy and accuses the NLRB of backing the CIO and dual unionism.
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House of Delegates
American Bar Association
Cleveland
National Labor Relations Act
Committee On Labor, Employment and Social Security
Securit and Exchange Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Committee On Administrative Law
Deen Roscoe Pound
Harvard University Law School
Hoffman
Lare E. Hoffman
Michigan
National Labor Relations Board
S House
Committee For Industrial Organization
Constitutional Educational League of New Haven
Conn
Y Sm
Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
American Federationist
RFC pushes loan expansion by pitting banks against each other
Chairman Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced a policy to force loan growth by pitting competitor banks against each other. If a RFC approved loan is rejected by a local bank, a RFC agent will press the bank to participate, then reach out to a rival bank in the year’s strongest monthly business survey. Industrial production is rising, and the RFC plans to steer more public works loans, with PWA shifting to grants where feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
REC
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Ickes
PWA
Wallace blames GOP debt policy at Iowa Democratic rally
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace told Iowa Democrats the Republican policies of the twenties spurred the rise in federal debt over the past nine years. He framed the 1930s as a sober recovery period and claimed today’s total debt is about six billion dollars lower than 1920, with private debt down twelve billion since 1932 and twenty two billion since 1930.
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G.O.P
Wallace
Iowa
Morse
United States
Hull Presses Mexico Over Seized Lands Arbitration
Secretary Hull, frustrated by Mexico's seizure of American owned farm lands, sent a sharp note to President Cardenas demanding arbitration. The move has Roosevelt's approval and support from Sen. Pittman, warning that refusal could end U.S. financial aid and friendship.
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Hull
Cardenas
Mexico
Roosevelt
Acton
Sen
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Hull
Meat and its value in the modern diet
An early 20th century discussion by C Houston Goudiss on why meat dominates American expenditure on food, its high protein content, minerals like iron and phosphorus, vitamins, and the body's digestion. It notes meat’s role in anemia prevention, insulin-like liver discovery, and the pleasurable, satisfying bite that aids digestion. It compares beef, pork, and lamb for protein content and highlights fat’s impact on protein density.
Keeping Cool with Food Offers Free Diet Guide
A free pamphlet "Keeping Cool with Food" by C Houston Goudiss promises comfort in hot weeks. It lists cooling and heating foods, outlines healthy summer meal planning, and includes menu ideas. Send name and address on a post card to 6 East 39th Street New York City to receive the guide.
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C. Houston
Goudiss
Hustoh Street
New York
Ory Oo
C. Houston Goudiss
C. Houston Goodiss
East 39H Street
New York City
Houston
Meat in the Child’s Diet and Meat Digestibility
The article argues meat is essential in a child’s diet, with higher protein needs relative to body weight. It suggests tender minced beef chicken lamb or liver in small servings about three times weekly from age two, increasing with chewing ability. It counters the belief that veal digests slowly, noting rapid digestion in very young veal.
There Is No Substitute For Meat Says Trading View
A concise expression argues meat’s superiority in flavor value and ease of preparation, countering the belief that red meats are less desirable due to digestibility. The speaker notes no evidence supports that view and affirms meat as essential.
Vitamin G and iron in greens nutrition discussion
Mrs 3 M R notes vitamin G links with vitamin B and mentions egg white as a source without vitamin E. Mrs C L R cautions against forcing a child to eat spinach and notes beet tops parsley water cress turnip tops dandelion and mustard greens contain more iron than spinach.
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M. R
Hself
Wn—C. Hotistor
Goudiss
Force in Good and the Depths of Self
A compact meditation on inner force and moral influence. The author argues that true power comes from goodness within, shaping others to respond with kindness and integrity. A spiritual rival exists beyond names, urging deeper ethical reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Maeterlinck
Advertising Columns as a Bill of Fare for All Readers
A compact pitch extols the value of restaurant and merchandise ads. It urges shoppers to consult the menu of prices before town and praises the advertiser’s reliability, promising savings and convenience through advertising readings. The piece extols trust and economy in daily buying.
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Senate Campaign Committee
Berry-Stewart
David E. Lilienthal
TVA
Congressional Investigating Committee
J. A. Kure
A. E. Morgan
Western Newpaper Union
Jerome N. Frank
SEC
Edison Electric Institute
Company
Commonwealth “and Southern Corporation
Latier Twa
Umors Fao
Takdon
Comnes
Great Britain
Kennedy
Chamberlain
Paris
Treasury
Morgenthau Assador Bullitt
Prance
Houston Goudiss
Food ‘Authority
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