Hoover Seeks Major Role in Republican Nomination Fight
Washington May 28 Herbert Hoover is seen by intimates as quietly seeking a strong role in selecting the Republican presidential candidate while not seeking the nomination himself. He wants enough convention influence to guide the process, arguing Republicans should oppose the New Deal with substance rather than style. Hoover has met with Thomas E. Dewey and Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg is urged to respond to Michigan officials urging a draft.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Hangett
Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Tab
Maverick Seeks Health Reform and Civil Service Shakeup
Maverick outlines plans to cut the health department budget in half while rebuilding under a state board aligned setup. He proposes strict civil service rules, temporary police leadership, and a full recreation department overhaul. Local officials, Bath Meg LeBlanc, and Mrs Hingh D. Rice are cited amid administrative reshuffles at the municipal airport and city censorship concerns.
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Meg
A. J. LeBlanc
Hingh D. Rice
Maverick
Health Department
Ciert Health Walt
Hulf
State Board
Wn Ho
Nert
Fred
Suici Civi
Police
A. Harvey
Teely Fair
Mary Wilson Young
LaGuardia
New York City
Stars and Radio Influence Stir Hollywood In 1939
Jeff Davis reports from Hollywood on radio reshaping star life as studios deploy talent across airwaves. Publicists scramble to manage image amid cross publicity with Crosby, Brice, Bergen, and Morgan while South American performers test gossip and photo culture in the bustling studio madhouse.
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Jeff Davis
Light Columist
Hollywood
Greta Hepburn Jr
Joe Scranton
Wneat
pTadio
B.C
Vine
Originmie Sn
WB. GC
Pretty &Fon
Idonel Barrymore
Frank Morgan
Fannie Brice
Frances Latgierd
Bing Crosby
Joy
Sout America
Huy Vallee
Igor Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Joe
Vallee
Tonsil Campaign Opens for School Children
Dr. W. F. Hargis launches a school program offering free tonsil operations at minimal cost. About 450 schoolchildren are assigned to hospitals and 160 volunteers provide free procedures. Hospitals will cover hospitalization and registrations proceed through the health office at the board of education.
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Hargis
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Morgenthau Voices Coast Guard Spirit of Democracy
Secretary Morgenthau told Coast Guard cadets at New London that the service embodies democracy and peace. He praised the graduates and described the pennant as a symbol of peace, declaring those who serve as ambassadors of the United States.
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New London
Conn
Henry Morgenthey Dy
United States Treasury
Coast Guard
Mrgenthiau
Tiis
United States Coast Card Academy
United States
Petty thefts rise with scattered local losses
Local reports detail multiple thefts including two pairs of trousers and a watch taken from a bedroom, shoes and a pair of trousers stolen from a truck in Flores street, a diamond ring missing from a North Palmetta Avenue home, and a camera, briefcase, and clothing stolen from a parked car near East Travis Street. A coat and Kodak disappeared from a car on Port Arthur Road, while a prowler entered a Lombrane residence and fled with a small item collection. Police are investigating.
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Flores
Wes Travis Street
Vida Slungser
Ernest Pavella
Neeth Zarza
Mora Street
G. J. Scholl
North
Palsetta Avenue
Enito
Eastfravio Strees
Achwiger
Philadelphia
Gunter Hotel
Rey Farimel
Chupaderas
Enah
Woodlawn Lake
Bolvasan
Port Arthur
Fores
Horston Atrenix
Patice
Sergy Walker
To’ Lombrane
Controversy over commission vacancy ends with tentative ruling
The court article notes that the controversy seems near end as the opinion arrives. Blok defers comment until he reads the opinion and maintains his stance. The suit by Edy, Tuck Chapin, and San Antonio lawyer seeks to remove Ruth from office on grounds of incompetence.
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Blok
Edy
Tuck Chapin
San Antonio Alters Ney
Huth
Hag Hee Eckeny
Chapin
Genweal
Old Pony Express Rider to Appear on Radio Show
William P. Gardner, known as Arkzena pil, a Fort Lang Houston resident and veteran of western frontier life, will share his pony express experiences and service as an Indhin scout aid Arivotia ranger on the radio program We, the Begpin this Miesday night.
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Arkzena Pil
Gardner
Fort Lang Houston
Indhin Scout Aid
Arivotia Ranger
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