New York Mayor-elect LaGuardia tops Tammany shake up
F A LaGuardia is elected mayor of New York defeating McKee and O'Brien as Tammany falters. The result signals a broader anti machine trend with rebukes to Farley and Flynn. Prohibition repeal advances in several states as Maine votes to ratify. Utah and Kentucky also go dry while South Carolina and North Carolina reject repeal.
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New York
Tammany
Prohibition
Jorello H. Laguardia
Fusion
Easiily
Joseph V. McKee
Recovery
John P. O’brien
Tammany Democrat
McKee
James Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Tammany Hall
John F. Curry
Farrey
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Alfred B. Smith
O’brien
Bridgeport
Conn
Leon F. Roberts
Samuel A. Carlson
Pittsburgh
Mellon Republican
William McNair
Roosevelt Democrats
Frank Couzens
James Couzens
Detroit
Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Boston
Frederick W. Mansfield
Maine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Mormon Church
Cummings
Jim
Mr. Barjey
Tim” Reed
Missouri
Senate
Reed
Paroled youth wounded in rabbit hunt case spurs inquiries
Kalamazoo-Lewellyn, 15, was seriously wounded in the leg by his friend George Epley Jr during a rabbit hunt. Detroit-Gloria Leving cannot speak English at eight yet travels alone across the Atlantic, visiting Sweden and returning to Detroit.
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Detroit
Regional Labor Board
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Machado
Enator
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Florida
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Chase National Bank
Gerhard M. Dahl
Brooklyn- Manhattan Transit Company
Hige
Fletcher
Kalamazoo
Lewellyn Page
George Epley, Jr
Mt. Clemens
Wilbert
Bert Pingel
Durand
Thomas Wright
Vernon
Wright
Holland
Netherlands
John van Braght
Holland Parks
Clemens
Victoria Grigg
Port Sanilac
Wesley J.grigg
Charles Roland
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Port
Huron
Frank Klohn
Here
Klohn
Jackson
Michigan State Prison
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Owosso
Kenneth Wallace
Michigan Sugar.Co
Port Huron
William Hall
Kraft Road
Hall
Grand Trunk
Lansing
Stebbinses
Ionia
Michigan
Allen H
Olson
East Lansing
Upper Peninsula
Ruth Potter
University of the Philippines
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Philippines
Carnegie
Gloria Leving
Sweden
New York
Gloria
Atlantic
America
Swope plan heralds new self control for industry
William Bruckart argues the NRA era expands private business power via a national industry led structure. The plan centers a national chamber of commerce, government oversight, and trade associations to replace scattered codes. Roosevelt supports the move as a gradual recovery tool, while rail loans and agricultural payments aim to revive demand and employment amid a slow recovery.
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England
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Gerard Swope
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NRA
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Department of Commerce
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Henry Schmidt
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Reed City
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Grandville
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Vernon Township
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Public Works Administration
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