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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1936

Page

6

Senate Lobby Games and a Vienna Born Diplomat

The Senate Lobby Committee probes anti New Deal funding linking wealthy donors to the American Liberty League. It cites DuPonts and associates and notes indirect loans. Democratic sleuths struggle to identify guests due to chauffeurs listed on dinner rolls. Carnelmous Engert, born in Vienna to Dutch parents, labeled a Naturalized American, impresses officials with cables predicting events and military updates from Addis Ababa. His dispatches fill a gap as Mussolini bars diplomatic attachés from the front. The \nWatch man.

Senate Lobby Committee American Liberty League Alabama al Smith Senator Black duPonts League Democratic Committee Who’s Who Directory of Directors Fitch Vienna Ethiopla Fie Carnelmous Engert Haile Selassie Addis Ababa Engert Ilis Malin Craig Hiull Mussolini Noral

Mail Clues In Lindbergh Case Drive Sleuth Notes

The piece surveys federal investigators doubting cranks’ tips on the Lindbergh case and connects them to Hoffman's reprieve. It covers Ickes’s Senate grilling, tax politics, Supreme Court critique, and the White House’s public and private maneuvering over New Deal programs, with mentions of Roosevelts and Hopkins. It also notes labor shifts within the AF of L and SEC tensions, plus France's financial strain and British relief prospects.

Harold Hoffman Kauptmann Treasury Hauptmann Lindbergh Hopewell Washington Capone Dillinger Dutch Schultz Garner Roosevelt Teran Andrew Mellon Capitol Hill AAA Supreme Court White House High Tribunal Mt. Sinai Justice McReynolds Justice Stone Cardoza Tlughes American Federation of Labor John Lewis Automobile Workers National Union AFI Auto Workers International Machinists’ Union Electrical Workers Lewis New York London George Bank of France France Britain

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