Rainey, long-time House Speaker, dies in St. Louis
Henry T Rainey veteran Illinois congressman and speaker of the house died in a St. Louis hospital of angina pectoris after a bronchial pneumonia. He was 73 and had served since 1902 except one term. Buried in Carrollton with President Roosevelt attending.
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Enry T. Rainey
Illinois
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St. Louis
Mr. Rainey
Congress
Harding
John Nance Garner
Rainey
Washington
Carrollton
Roosevelt
de Price
Uncle Sam
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
NRA
NRA Labor Victory Sees Donovan Restored by Board
The National Labor Relations Board ordered John Donovan, former president of the NRA union, reinstated to his post on the labor advisory board after Johnson dismissed him for inefficiency. The board urged agencies to uphold the NRA’s purposes and critiqued Johnson for potential section 7a violations. Donovan returned to work as NRA leaders offered a cautious acknowledgment. Dr. Gustav Peck criticized the board in a statement following the ruling.
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Jos W. Burns
Tennessee
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Texas
Rayburn
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Mississippi
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Alabama
John J. O'Connor
New York
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Rainey
Congress
Washington
Hyde Park
Hugh 8. Johnson
Donald Richberg
Labor
Perkins
NRA
Recovery Administration
Cision
Donovan
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TTON
Sidney Hillman
Labor Advisory Board
Amalgamated Clothing Union
American Liberty League
United States
League
John W. Davis
Nathan L. Miller
James W. Wadsworth
Irenee du Pont
Smith
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Association Against the Prohibition
Shouse
New Deal
Professors of the
Brain Trust
United Textile Workers of America
Mr. Sloan
Sloan
Johnson
John Donovan
Gustav Peck
Davis comments on drought relief and national policy
Washington observer reports agricultural adjustment administrator Davis argues drought relief measures mark the start of a national program to handle future disasters. He notes government efforts, stresses candor, and warns against overestimating drought damage while predicting congressional action next winter to fund relief.
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Chester
Davis
Dreath
Flood
Hall
West
Roosevelt
Drouth
Congress
House
Senate
Federal Treasury
Idyllic Romance Turns To Sordid Affair in New York
Louise Krist an eighteen year old poetess and musician from Greenwich Village vanished then resurfaced in custody of an unidentified aunt. Magistrate Goldstein postponed the seduction case while psychiatrists found no criminal grounds. the accused “Prince” D Harcourt faces immigration charges.
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New York
Louise Krist
Greenwich Village
Florence Crittenden
Jonas Goldstein
Ellis Island
Oklahoma
Lower East Side
Rosebud
$14 in Small Change Found in Man's Stomach
Edward C. Nickels arrived at St Elizabeth's hospital with stomach trouble. An operation revealed a foreign collection totaling about eight and a half pounds, including $14 in nickels dimes and quarters, bottle tops nails and spoons.
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Washington
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Edward C. Nickels
Tarpon Leaps Into Angler's Lap In Florida Inlet
Mrs. Bob Pacetti recounts a 45 pound tarpon leaping from a boat at the Ponce de Leon inlet and landing in her lap while she fished with a party. Companions helped pin the fish down.
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Big Tarpon
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bob Pacetti
Ponce de Leon Inlet
Immune to Bee Stings Abington Apiary Inspector Stings
John van de Poele, assistant state inspector of apiaries, lets bees sting him wholesale and remains immune. The unusual hobby is a noted diversion in Abington, Massachusetts, where he studies bee behavior without distress.
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Abington
Mass
John van de Poele
Apiaries
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