Long’s Death Stuns Louisiana Capitol Scene
United States senator and political formidable Huey Long dies after an assassination in Baton Rouge. Doctor Weiss is the suspected shooter. Long’s guards kill the alleged assassin. Mourning fills the Capitol as candidates for Long’s mantle and future state leadership emerge amid whispers of conspiracy and power shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gry P. Long
United States
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Garl A. Weiss,Jr
Bingfish
Huey P. Lon
Long
Bedy
Capitol
Capitol Grounds
Shreveport
Toner
Evers Mao
States University
Christenberry
Weiss
Jet
Mae
Lorig
Kinglish
Goyv~o
Aven
Seymour Weiss
Anena A. Ellenger
Liew
James A. Noe
Poli
al Partigg
Senatae Long
Ethiopia
Brain Trust
Everett A. Colson
Haile Selassie
Geneva
Settlig
Italy
France
League of Nations
Igrag
Saar
New York Post Highlights Clubhouse Rules and Giants Focus
The column surveys backstage chatter at clubs and tracks, naming figures like Tommy Lown, Beba Ruth, Rabbit Maranville, and the Deans brothers. It notes gatekeeping at venues, tax talks on boxing purses, and midseason buzz around Medwick and Martin as key Giants in a season marked by star power and media hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan County
Kentucky
Louisville
Congress
Charles J. Dawson
Dawson
NEA
Aratoga
Pimlico
Manhattan
Tommy Lown
Beba Ruth
Giants
Braves
Cay
Steubenville
Ohio
John S$. Hammond
Madison Square Garden
Queensboro Bridge
New York
Yankee Stadium
Jack Curley
Francis T. Hunter
Bill Ferry
Frankie Frisch
Martin
Medwick
Dean
Brooklyn
Ty Cobb
Herday
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
William Bruckart discusses U S diplomatic failures and the Russian recognition case from the National Press Building in Washington. He argues American diplomacy mishandled the Moscow relations and warns that Soviet propaganda and the Communist International pose ongoing challenges to U S policy.
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William Bruckart
National Press
Washington, D.C
Washington
Freign
United States
Ag Tseal
Stalin
Roosevelt
Moscow
Partie
Fighbor
Litvinoff
Washington Nd Ne
Nicho Olas
U's
Mr. Roosevelt
Russia
Communist Party of Russia
Brest
Sveryane
M. Litvinoir
Pedge
Department of State
Hit
Auil
White House
Mel Roosevel
Mr.Hull
Dre
Comist Internationale
Communist Internationale
Rited
Sommarist Internationale
Roo ~Velt
Mérce
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Senator Long
Great Britain
Ickes
Hopkins
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Mussolini
League of Nations Council
Spain
Turkey
Poland
Senor
Salvador de Madavynga
Madariaga
Eden
England
Laval
Rust Arras
Beck
Assembly of the Teague
Samuel Hoare
Totaly
Tribune
Britain
Samuel
League
Truls
Netherlands
Sweden
Grst
Moore
Ublic Works
Work Progress
Hyde Park
Works Relief
Frank G. Walker
Parley
Daniel Bell
Charles West
Interior
Carrington Gill
Fred Ironsides
Walker
Colorado Hackett
Pwaa
Bopkins
LD Siversity of
Michigan
Horace BH
Mary A. Rackham
Horace H. Rackham
Detroit
Mark §. Knapp
Uoiversity
Salvador de Madariaga
New York Post
Wndu Service
Mike’ Phapes
Til Smith
Tommy Hitchcock
Winston Guest
Smith
Perry and
Moody
George Wells
Yankee
Newark
Lackawanna
New Jersey
Perry
Germany
Crawford
Australia
Badge
United Sites
Bill Tilden
Moody and Jacobs
Hilda ‘Krahwinkel Sperling
Joan Hartigan
Australis
Pat Balone
Yankees
Jimmy Mats
Max Schmeling
Rube Marquard
Suffolk Downs
Coney Island
Armadway
Alshan City
Perhars
Dean Brothers
St. Louis
Lkely
Paul Probaly
Joseph
Ducky Wacky
John
Pepper
Fane
Polo Grounds
Deans
Frisch
Cobb
Terry
Edmonton
Floyd Caves Herman
Nick Naame
Babe
Fred Perry
Bom Hh
Air
the A
Seviet Freien
Heipo
Japan
United 4
Bhanneriggs
Ingtow
Atu
Aurbaag
Beussit
Saway
Republican National Committee
Big Jim” Farley
Hent Ai
Mir
Cratic National Committee
Big Jim
Toosevelt
Westers
Calo
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