Long Death Shocks Louisiana as Assassin Strikes
U S senator and Louisiana political kingpin Huey P Long was shot in the Louisiana state capitol corridor by Dr Carl A Weiss Jr. Long died about 4 AM after hours of surgery. Weiss also died. The attack upends Louisiana politics and raises questions about succession and the Long machine.
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Uey P. Long
United States
Louisiana
State House
Baton Rouge
Carl A. Weiss, Jr
Huey P. Long
Long
Capitol Building
Capitol
Gerald L. K. Smith
Shreveport
State University
Warl Christenberry
Doctor Weiss
Lot
Long Machine
Kingfish
O. K. Allen
Seymour Weiss
Long Organization
Allen A. Ellender
James A. Noe
Senator Long
Russia Pact Fallout and U S Diplomacy Under Fire
Washington column critiques U S handling of Soviet recognition in 1933 1940s context, noting Hull Roosevelt pledge breach and Communist propaganda in the United States. It argues Moscow leveraged the recognition to ease tensions with Japan while exposing American diplomatic weakness and warnings of possible break in relations.
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Washington
United States
Stalin
Roosevelt
Moscow
Russias
Maxim Litvinoff
Nicholas
Mr. Roosevelt
M. Litvinoff
Russia
Communist Party of Russia
Department of State
Hull
White House
Communist Internationale
aTeike
Department of Commerce
America
Japan
Uncommon Sense on Roads and the Joys of Slower Travel
John Blake reflects on a roadside car breakdown solved by a country boy, praising technical know how. He contrasts hurried city driving with the pleasure of exploring rural New England, meeting friendly farming folk, and savoring scenery, conversation, and slower motoring.
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New England
Forest Service Plans Wildlife Restocking in National Forests
The forest service of the Agriculture Department restocks national forests with beaver, deer, turkeys, elk and other wildlife. In Arkansas Ozark refuge 16 wild turkeys and 3 elk were released with hay aid from Arkansas authorities. The effort, aided by the biological survey and state agencies, aims for sustained yield and balanced wildlife management.
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Department of Agriculture
Pacific Northwest
Southwest
Black Mountain
Ozark National Forest
Arkansas
Arkansas Fish and Game Authorities
Biological Survey
The
Smooth Article A rolling stone gathers no moss
A witty item notes the paradox of a rolling stone needing polish to shine. It contrasts movement with care, hinting at verse about effort and adaptability in life. The piece reads as light commentary on preparation meeting motion.
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Harlan County
Kentucky
Louisville
Congress
Charles I. Dawson
Dawson
NRA
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