National Whirligig notes on New Deal and politics in Washington
Kay Tucker outlines a Washington round of commentary on the New Deal, government economy and party strife. The piece cites Carter Glass, Franklin Fort and Landen, with references to Senate cloakroom talks, tax plans, and strengthened party strategies amid New York and national Republican maneuvering.
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Dorothy Malkaill A Restless Star of New York Hotels
Dorothy Malkaill, once a film star famed for The Office Wife and The Barker, lives in a upscale New York hotel. The blue eyed beauty loves New York as much as Hollywood, plans brief trips to see her mother, and reflects on fame, fashion, and a career sparked by roles on stage and screen. She was born in Hutt, Yorkshire, England in March, with ties to Archie Fremstad and a rise through film and theater.
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Piles Pain Relief Advertises Hem-Rouu Tablets
An old advertisement touts Hem-Rouu or Hem-Rout tablets as a cure for internal piles and related distress. It claims rapid relief by stimulating circulation and promises a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The pitch cites Dr J B Leonhard and urges druggists to stock the remedy.
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New York conservatives seek unity amid Roosevelt era shifts
Stormy political shifts prompt veteran Republicans in New York to claim greater party harmony after twenty five years while debates over New Deal policies and regulation intensify. Critics doubt Roosevelt will publicly disclose his unemployment recovery plans but expect a regulated approach if voters approve. G.O.P. insiders weigh prospects of candidates such as Landon and Hoover, wary of Hearst and Borah opposition.
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Dark horses and political reshuffle in 1920s campaign
The piece notes rising talk of dark horses like Oregon Senator Steiner and altered views on Alfred Sloan of General Motors. It mentions New Yorkers yearning for Frank Lowden, and John D. Hamilton smoothing over errors by Landon backers. It casting doubt on London-focused delegation talk and hints at broader GOP faction dynamics.
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Oregon
Alfred Sloan
General Motors
Frank Lowden
John D. Hamilton
Alf Landon
New York
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