Third Party Piling Laid At Conference In Chicago And Omaha
Recommendations for forming a new political party were adopted by the third party invitation conference committee led by Representative Thomas KR Amlie of Wisconsin. The panel proposed a permanent national convention committee and anticipated about 40 active party movement figures. Alfred Bingham described the group as radical in an American strain, with anti-Communist warnings. In Omaha, Farm Labor party head Hartop announced Coxey would attend the convention as keynoter if possible, with talks on a redistributive program and potential alignment with Liberty and Technocrats movements. Norman Thomas said the Socialist party would not participate, and Huey Long could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas KR. Amlie
Pro-gressive
Wisconsin
Alnnie
Abe Ord
Alfred Bingham
New York
Bingeham
Bronson Culling
Omaha
Lily F—H-Roy M. Harrop
Farm Labor Party
Jacob
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Farm-Labor Party
Harrop
Washington
Hartop
Liberty Party
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Huey P.ring Democrat
Louisiana
U S Chamber Sees Trade Improvement
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce reports reduced void-summer business and expects early rail improvements within weeks. Its fort nightly review shows five months of 1935 steady activity, 5 percent higher in production overall and manufacturing output up over 6 percent versus 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Deported Liberals Irked With Cubans
New York liberals returning from Cuba report anger at alleged mistreatment. Delegation chair Clifford Odets says they were deported by the Cuban authorities after investigating supposed civil liberties destruction. Detained figures claim harsh treatment and a hostile reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Cliffard Odets
Delega
Socials and Society Notes From Local Clubs and Guests
The column lists birthdays and courtesy gatherings for Clara C and Misa Searcy at Gunter House, a dance party hosted by Miss Madeleine Leel for Marjorie Hall, and Mrs. Louise Waid's dinner for Rudolph Juckenbach's family. It also covers the Hulf Avenue PTA board meeting with new officers, committee chairs, and refreshments, plus various visits and entertainments at San Francisco, St Elizabeth’s card party, a Virginia Lehman luncheon for Amy Nagich Freeman, Mrs. Marion Kuykendall Taylor’s Cleveland visit, and Miss Virginia Ogilvie in New York City and the Cavalier Beach club events for Miss Sarah Louise Adams at the Cavalier hotel in Virginia Beach.
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Hulf Avertue Parent-Teacher Association
Thr Oterf
Thurman Barrett
W. A. Clansey
J. W. Davidson
W. I. Savery
Clatrey
George Ratliffe
T. L. Boren
J. B. McMillan
GC. C. White
W. W. Boren
Marion Brown
A. J. Melancen
0. A. Ehle
L. B. Guidry
WE. Long
Tom
Samuel Dreyfus
Henry Rabe
Ruth Habe
San Francisco
Calif
Francs Drake
Sarah Louise Adams
Antonio
Cavalier Hotel
Ring
Virginian Beach
Adams
H. W. Smithers
Horfolk
Cavalier Beach Club
Hopkins Cuts Hours in Relief Program to Meet Goals
Washington D C official report explains Harry L Hopkins lowered Work Relief maximum hours from 180 to 140 monthly with pay slashed from 119 to 92 dollars. Officials say reduced hours will stretch funds and slow the program while attempting to align Works Progress Administration hours with highway and PWA projects. About two million of Roosevelt aim 3 5 million workers affected by the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinggton
D. C
Harry L. Sopkins
Hopkins
Roosevelt
PWA
Bad Boy to Be Filmed With Dunn in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip item notes a long-rumored project titled Bad Boy finally moving into production with Jamie Dunn in the lead role and Dorothy Wilson replacing Sally Eilers. It also mentions other stars and industry chatter, including Kay Linaker, Mary Astor, and Lee Tracy, along with various studio movements and social notes from Paramount, Warner Brothers, and Columbia.
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Choap
Jiamie Dunn
Edward Butcher
Dorothy Wilson
Sally
Mary Astor
Lyle Tethot
Marion Davies
Miss Glory
Warner Brothers
Kay Linaker
Warner Picsures
Nate
Kay Francis
Imaker
Kay
Hollywood
Five Society Girls Injured In Auto Collision
Five young society girls were treated after a Saturday auto collision on Garrity Road near North New Braunfels Avenue. Miss Karajen Pardue suffered a broken nose while Miss Bette Davis and Miss Margaret Barclay were bruised. two other friends were injured and one house guest remained hospitalized. An unknown driver fled the scene. emergency responders transported the group to Nix hospital.
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Nix Hospital
New Braunfels Avenue
Garrity
Karajen Pardue
West Elsmere Place
Bette Davis
el Paso
Margaret Barclay
Pask Drive
Pardue
Davis
Josephine Nix
King's Highway
Ann Wright
Eldon Road
Terrell Hills
Clay West Burns
Weal Agatita Avenue
Spaniard Leaves Will on Matchbox
Francisca Bosch a Spaniard and friend Ruble H. Montoya were involved in a probate case. Bosch drew a last will on the inside of a match box before dying. Public Administrator Ben H. Brown said the estate would go to Ruble R. Montoya and estimated value around 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Francisca Bosch
Spain
Ruble H. Montoya
Francisco Bosch
Rubis
Open Forum on Immigration Bills and Deportation Debate
An editor laments the cost of undeported aliens and argues immigration cuts. Harvard Professor Carter supports deportation and population limits. The piece urges readers to contact Congress to back stricter Dies immigration bills to reduce unwanted labor and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Carter
Harvard
Suge Kesta
Mexico
France
Touny
German Vets Meet Kassel Veterans Swap War Tales
German veterans meet in Kassel to swap yarns and discuss rearmament plans. The Waa kitchen train Bayer with 35 coaches furnished meals to the former soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassel
Germany
Adolf Hillery
Waa
Bayer
Roosevelt may seek changes to omnibus banking bill
Authoritative sources indicate President Roosevelt may push changes to the omnibus banking bill. He weighs relaxing the separation of commercial and investment banking, while seeking safeguards to prevent former evils.
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Washington
Roosevelt
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Clara C
Pancoast
Seth Searcy
Gunter Hate
Root
Misa Vers Searcy
Madeleine Leel
Marjorie Hall
DB. C. Hall
Washington, D. C
Louise Waid
iThurstay
Eleanor Street
Hon
Rudolph M. Juckenbach
Misa Cecile Estelle Walling
R. M. Luckenbach
William Luckenbach
Gurkenbach
Sidney Harle
del Hin
G. E. Hancock
Kathryn Gillis
PB. W
St. Elizabeth’s Society
East Commerce Street
R. Brebmn
Virginia Lehman
East Eucliad Avebus
Amy Nagich Freeman
Cayers
Marion Kuykendall Taylor
Cleveland
Obie
Frank Gillespie
Virginia Ogilvie
Wellesley College
New York City
New Weston
Sue Cunningham
P. Cunningham
Europe
Conus
Eneney
East
Tur
de Call Kai
Furniture GS Company
Garfield
Lovella O. Parsonsatlon
Universal Service
Leiversal Service
Roc
Sally Eilers
Jimmie Dunn
Frank Borenge
Vina Delmar
Glanve Swarthout
Dare la Baer
Ner
Victor Herbert
Erast Vadia
Paramount
Acamounl
Nightingale
Paramoun
Lee Tracy
Lee
Estelle Taylor
Henry Rubik
Bruce Manning
Claudette Colbert
Columbia
Star
Claudette
Benny
Claudette Goldberg
Hollyswood
Nancy Carroll
Terry
van. Smith
Nancy
Alex Tiers
Norma Talmadge
Hedda Hopper
Mrs. Chamber Olcott
Rita Kachman
Amy Taroop
Pat O'Malley
Srott
Erne Crosby
Paramount Studios
Ralph Forbes
Heather
MacLane
Art Schnat
Ina
Ina New Home; Alive Faye
Leonard Goldstein
Coconut Grove
van Dyke
Dean Harlow
Wiliam Powell
Woody
Anna Sten Cables
Paris
Harpo Marx
Benita
Trent Dune
Santa Barbar
Karg
James Dunn Hel
Matchbox
Open Forum
Maurice Chevalier
Folies Bergere
Parker
Wer
Rubent Young
Big Boy
Texas
Buck
Bubbles
Harlem
Donna of
Jack Frost
Lionel Barrymore
Chester Morris
Jean Arthur
Shemp Howard
Merry 5
Orry, Mplomy
London
Henry Hwit - Warner Gland Valerie (Tobson
Will Rogers
Rochelle Alkian
Hermit Maysard
Kfightesg Troopen
Lewares
H Hed Doz
Sommunity Theatre
Artown
Laws of Justice
Nelean
Fedy Tiinay
Farlandale
Bob Coster
Higaland
Tle
McCoy de “the
Square Shooter
Bruce Cabot
Betty Furacas
Midshipman
Jack
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