National Whirligig Notes Hoover Aims For renomination
A New York based column reports Republican pilgrims claim Herbert Hoover has a presidential steam in his eyes and intends renomination, while stressing the need to heal intraparty rifts and unite against the New Deal. It covers conference strategy on the holding company bill, court actions, and shifts in White House personnel including West and Puryear.
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Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Col
Frank Knox
Joo. Nice
Maryland
Pat Durley
Roosevelt
Hoover Homestead
Nice
Chesapeake Bay
Senate House
House
Bennié Cohen
Eaker Byrnus
Piel
White House
Charlie West
Interior Department
Harold Ickes
West
Capitol Hill
Ickes
Edgar Puryear
Bronson Cutting
Weert
Cummings
NRA
Republic Steel
Corrigan-McKinney Steel
Bright Young
Supreme Court
Thecourt
Andy Mellon
Pittsburgh Coal
Congress
Ees
Ben Cohen
Dozier Devane
Senate
Dill
George Huddleston
Cohen
Devane
Amherst Community Events Tonight and Club Notices
Amherst readers get a roundup of local events including Bible class and Men’s Club meetings at St. Paul Lutheran and church circles at St. Ann’s Society. Bechtin family reunion near LaVare Park with officers chosen, plus social 500 games and hostesses across Amherst, Elyria, and surrounding towns. News covers club gatherings, upcoming sewing and Legion meetings, and area travel notes.
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Amherst
LaVare Park
Toledo
Bechstins
Bhlyria
South Amherst
Delta
Kipton
Harold Crocks
Elyria
William Krieg
Dorothy Born
James Ehrman
Robert Krieg
Circle Number One
St. Ann’s Society
Floyd Lodge
Elyria Avenue
Rose Plato
Frank Kovach
Wm. Smith
Arthur Pender
Fred Koch
Michael Wohlover
Arthur Schmitz
Baat Street
Holy Name Society of
Sewing Club
St. Joseph Catholic Church
John Strohmeier
J. O’niell
American Legion
New York Notables Dine Quietly and Skyline Shifts
In New York a mix of famed figures avoids elite restaurants, preferring ordinary eateries as Paul Whiteman, Amelia Earhart, and others frequent Schrafft’s and Armenian cafes. The skyline sees a two story structure on Broadway near the old theatre site, with six story limits in new builds, signaling a slow 30 story era. Rupert Hughes honors Ray Long, whose eulogy moves writers. Long's ashes will scatter over Bohemian Grove, California. 5th Avenue grows quiet after 8 pm as Rockefeller lifelines aid Radio City prosperity. Karl Harriman retires to direct plays in a Ver- red barn theater enterprise.
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New York
Tony
Paul Whitemans
Schrafft’s
Amelia Earhart
Earl Carroll
Raymond Hitchcock
Roy Howards
57Th Street
Floyd Gibbons
Joe Cook
Chili Villa
Leon Gordon
William Gaxtons
Sheridan Square
Isaac Marcossons
Yorkville
John Boetticher
Manhattan
New York Theatre
Broadway
Hammerstein Theatre
Empire State Building
Rupert Hughes
Ray Long
Long
Bohemian Grove
California
Texas Schools Cut High School Grid Age Limit To 18
Texas high schools vote to bar players over 18 next year, aiming for a uniform athletic standard. The Texas Interscholastic League will enforce the new rule to keep competition fair and age appropriate across leagues.
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Texas
Austin
Tex
Texas Interscholastic League
Harriman
Eddie Guest
Tke
Texas High Schools Consider Cutting Off 18 Year Olds
Roy B. Henderson, Texas high school league director, hails a proposed rule as the greatest equalizing force yet for athletics, aiming to bar graduates who do not finish by 18. He notes average graduation age is 17 and a half, with state pupil aid ending at that age, while coaches protest the plan.
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Roy B. Henderson
Texas
Age rule change eyed to affect Texas schoolboy athletes
A proposed rule reduction aims to lower the age of grownde and diminish the top class of Schoolboy athletes, affecting Texas time reputations. The new rule would take effect on January 1, 1936.
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Texas
Librarian Gifts Antique Lamps to Mining Library
Prof. James Thomas Beard of Daneford Conn noted authority on coal field problems presented a mining engineering library a set of antique lamps. The lamps were on exhibition at the Chicago World Fair.
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Morgantown
James Thomas Beard
Daneford
Conn
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