Probe counsels long on Husy Long and Overton firing
Washington February 20 A sharp clash within the Husy P Long political machine erupts as Gen Samuel T Ansell charges Long and Senator elect John H Overton in a statement upon Ansells retirement as counsel for the Senate elections committee The repudiation comes from Senate leaders and Long prepares to respond while Ansell asserts the probe must continue and intensify.
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Do Headaches Drive You Crazy A Cautionary Ad
An ad counsels against repeated drug use for headaches and promotes a new harmless Dream of Najal treatment. It claims headaches are caused by body poisons and urges removing poisons for lasting relief. The product Cream of Najol is drug free, easy to take, and affordable at a drug counter.
Woman Dies From Fall After Houston Hotel Party
Ivy Young, 32, fell from a seventh floor window at the Ben Milam hotel after a disturbance in the room of H. M. Edwards, 37. Edwards faces a murder charge. a note signed by Ivy Young identified the deceased. An examining trial is set for tomorrow afternoon. In Milwaukee, Joseph Obenberger dislocated his shoulder after a loud yawn upon returning from high school.
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H. M. Edwards
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Freeport
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Thomas Gives Relief Plan
Norman Thomas Socialist leader proposes a three point program to end misery. He calls for federal grants of ten dollars weekly to the family of every unemployed man and five dollars to each unemployed single person. A public works program with a housing base should be directed by a commission including member from Thomas’s party. He urges federal and state action to place factories and materials at the disposal of organized production units. He denounces militarizing youth and homeless boys in military training camps.
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Tabor
Services Set for Medina Resident Teresa Mangold
Funeral services for Teresa Mangold 75 lifelong Medina County resident will be held Tuesday at 9 45 a m from her LaCoste home and at St Marys Catholic Church in LaCoste at 10 a m She is survived by three daughters Mrs Otto Jungman Mrs M A Mechler of LaGoste and Mrs A EB Salaman of San Antonio three sons John L and BR J Mangold of LaGoste and A N Mangold of Cliff a sister Mrs Regina Franper of Castro a brother M L Zuercher of San Antonio and 18 grandchildren
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Trader Sees End of Low Mood Ahead in Four-Point Plan
Chicago February 2 Arthur W. Cutten, a stock and grain trader, said the worst of the low mood was over and that Congress could help by adopting a four point program. He urged balancing the budget reducing government expenditures drastically refraining from interfering with business and levying no more taxes.
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What Congress Is Doing Continues Relief Debate
Congress pushes relief measures amid ongoing debate as the Finance Committee resumes work on a survey unaffirmed by party lines. A vote on a controversial provision faces opposition from anti inflation groups while trade committees review new agricultural and industrial reforms.
Kidnaped Man's Family Breaks Off With Police
Denver February issue reports a split between the Boettcher family and police over the Charles Boettcher II kidnapping and Joseph Roma slaying. Claude Boettcher says he received messages his son is alive, while Police Chief Clark says the Roma murder remains unconnected to the abduction.
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France Plans to Renew Debt Talks With U S
Paris February 20 Foreign Minister Joseph Paul-Boncour said debt negotiations with the United States would be resumed after March 4. He refused to detail possible forms of talks but indicated the matter would be taken up with the Roosevelt administration through normal diplomatic channels.
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Flying President Roosevelt Cited In Aircraft Year Book
The Aircraft Year Book of 1993 labels President-elect Roosevelt a flying president and says the aviation industry expects him to craft a concrete program for military and civil aviation, as reported in New York on Feb 20.
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Cardul Helps Daw son Springs Woman Says
Mrs. 5 U Baster of Dawson Springs recounts using Cardul a remedy for nervous fatigue and hunger issues. She claims the medicine made her feel stronger calmer and able to work again after trying it. The ad text promotes Cardul as a trusted women’s tonic sold by local druggists.
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Gen Johnston Dies at Nice in France
Major General William H. Johnston born Cincinnati 1861 served as chief of staff of the American Army of Occupation in Germany after World War I. He commanded the Ninety first division in the war and held later posts including Fort McPherson and commander of the Third Division before retiring October 19 1825. He married Lucille Wilkinson in 1888 and Isabelle Gros in 1923.
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Milk plants guarded as dairy farmers extend blockade
Militant dairy farmers extended their campaign for higher dairy prices by stationing armed guards around milk plants in New London Greenville and Black Creek. Pickets blocked main highways in Outagamie and Waupaca counties while dumps occurred in three counties. guards were mounted after a crowd threatened the Borden condensary. The strike spread to Shawano county with truckloads of milk dumped yesterday.
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