National Whirligig hints at Rayburn succession chances
Washington columnist Ray Tucker reports that Speaker Burns death altered no House rules and that Sam Rayburn and John O Connor are viewed as likely successors while Majority Leader Bankhead faces health doubts. The piece notes factional tensions, potential shifts to less experienced leaders, and the White House’s wary stance on Alabama’s Huddleston and other figures amid Lloyd George era political maneuvering.
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Diary of a New York day by day social column
New York Day by Day by O C McIntyre recounts a bustling diary of social events and celebrity notes. It lists theater, dining, and art scenes including Ayn Rand's Town Hall speech and Longchamp restaurant chains. The piece blends gossip with cultural observations and personal vignettes from mid 1930s New York society.
Practical politicians mull a noncommittal vice bid
Backstage chatter labels the Republican vice plan as silly and unworkable. Insiders say no major figure from Lew Douglas to Harry Byrd would accept, while Joe Ely or Henry Breckenridge might but offer little strength. Democrats expect conservatives to claim cabinet posts if Republicans win, and Ed win Jaeckie’s NY bid is viewed as self serving. Hilles remains the cash engine of the party.
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Rotary Program Chairmen Announced in Elyria
Mayor D A Baird will chair the Elyria Rotary Club noon meeting at Elks Restaurant on Tuesday. The speaker is not yet named. For the next three weeks the program chairmen are Al Mason on June 18 and Dr M H Forbes.
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Inter-City Meet to Be Held in Atlantic City
An inter-city event at Rotary Hall in Atlantic City is scheduled for January 8 with sessions from January 26 to 36. Federal credit is cited as a tool to advance progress in the United States.
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