Rainey Dies in St Louis Hospital at Age 73
ENRY T RAINEY veteran Illinois congressman and speaker of the house died unexpectedly in a St Louis hospital. The immediate cause was angina pectoris. He was within a day of seventy four. He was first elected in 1902 and served continuously except one term. He was buried in Carrollton after services attended by President Roosevelt and other notables.
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Enry T. Rainey
Illinoia
St Toulo
Lils
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Una
Malney
Washington
Irs Ratney
Illinois
Rainey
Carrollton
Stoovgevelt
Poallers Rains Death Triggers House Speakership Race
News from the House centers on a potential succession contest after Poallers Rains death. Joseph W Wyrna of Tennesses is named as a top candidate, with Sam Rasburn of Texas favored by liberal New Dealers. Other hopefuls include John I Rankin, William B Bankhead, and John J O Connor.
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Irtle
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Roosevelt
Deaters
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Samui Rasburn
Texas
Rasburn
John I Rankin
Mississippi
William B Bankhead
Alabama
John J O. Connor
New York
Mi Itsins
Stulney
Congress
Contested NRA Reorganization Shapes Roosevelt Plan
President hurries to Washington after funeral and faces a dispute over NRA structure. Generals Hough and Johnson push for a strong board while Denali Lichlerg and Labor secretary Perkins favor a lighter advisory panel. Roosevelts picks Roosevelt to lead the effort and Johnston may head the reorganized NRA board.
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Labor Board ruling upholds Inher victory over Johnson
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Recovery Administrator Johnson to concede after Inher secured a legal win. The decision reinforces Inher's control amid contested actions at the agency.
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Garment Code Amendments Signed by President
The President signed amendments to the OTTON garment code reducing working hours and increasing wages across plants in 42 states. Sidney U Human, labor advisory board member, and Ansigamated Clothing union head called it the most far reaching NRA move to boost employment, hoping it would avert a garment workers strike.
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Anterlem Liberty League Led by Prominent Democrats and Republicans
Prominent conservatives including Alfred E. Smith and Nathan Miller unite to form the Anterlem Liberty League to oppose radicalism in the United States. Founders also include John W. Davis James W. Wadsworth Irene du Pont and others. John Shouse outlined a nonpartisan charter to defend constitutional rights and encourage private initiative.
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United States
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New York
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Irenee du Pont
Smith
Roosevelt
Jowett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
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Tt 9
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Labor Leader Seeks Avert Strike While Backing Textiles Fight
ITITAM GREEN declares hope to avert a general textile strike but endorses the action and will cooperate with the United Textile Workers. He appoints federation committees and plans to draft organizers and specialists from other unions to aid the textile union. George A Sloan challenges the wage increase claim noting a 7 percent rise to March 1934 and questions a general code wage rate rise. Sloan cites the NA study finding no factual basis for widespread code wage hikes under current conditions.
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American Federation of Labor
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The
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Cotton Textile Code Authority
United Textile Workers of America
Mir Sloan
Costa
Sloan Auld
Cuban plot to overthrow government ends in executions
Iluti Col Mario Hernan Diz led a Cuba conspiracy to seize power and install a military dictatorship. Authorities foiled the plan as Major Benitez and soldiers attempted arrest. eight detachment members were killed. Hernandez died after a shootout and car crash. Col Batista and others were captured and condemned by a summary court martial.
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Soviet Citizens Arrested in Manchukuo Plot Claim
Soviet citizens are detained in Vian chukuo on charges of plotting against Manchukuo and Japan and sabotaging Japanese interests. Acting Harbin consul Raynvid reported to Manchukuo’s foreign office seeking prompt prisoner release after searches of Soviet employees’ premises. The Japanese allege confessions link detainees to attacks on a Japanese intelligence office and plans to move communists into Manchuria to wreck trains. War prospects loom as tensions rise.
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Robbery at Roollan: Armored truck heist nets 4270
A gang with machine guns robbed an armored money truck in Roollan, taking 4270 before fleeing by car and abandoning them for speed boats to reach sea. Police efforts covered highways and waterways but yielded little trace as the bold scheme baffled investigators.
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Hitler’s Rise and Controversial Catholic Votes Spark Debate
In a heated discussion about Germany's 1933 election, Hitler secures absolute power amid claims of large Catholic opposition. Goebbels hints anti Galenic Catholic votes influenced by Vatican criticism of the regime’s religious stance.
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Religious hostility fears in Germany amid Europe tensions
The article notes concerns that anti Christian sentiment could spread in Germany mirroring waves seen in Russia Spain Mexico and elsewhere, drawing protests from both Protestant and Catholic communities. It warns of rising sectarian risk affecting social cohesion and policy debates.
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Fragmentary OCR on German power structure in a wartime era
The text outlines a single ruler holding plenary authority over the empire and arms forces. It notes the ease of declaring war, the difficulty of making peace, and mentions a commander in chief of army and air forces, with historical reference to four years prior.
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Baby Franklin Delano Glovier Born In Moorefield
Mrs Ted Glovier of Moorefield W Va weighs 120 pounds while her husband 135 pounds Their son Franklin Delano Glovier arrives weighing fourteen pounds at birth exceeding the quintuplets by one and a half pounds The father jokes no explanation is needed and notes the newborns marvel at birth Voltaire is mentioned as a historic sickly infant in the text
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Industry fears NIRA code end and labor control
The piece argues big steel firms fear abandoning the NIRA code to avoid giving organized labor control. It likens industry to an old horse mired in a swamp and warns that only those who have managed nothing well would guide the process. It ends with cautious hope for cooperation through the experiment.
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Pot All
T Lloyd George Memoir Reflections on Allied War Credit
The memoir notes that Britain borrowed from the United States during World War I while the U S faced war costs. It suggests Americans might have refused credit, as Britain’s allies proved steadfast and gallant in the conflict.
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Tloyd George
England
United States
Brooklyn Armored Car Robbery Fails as Gang Escapes
Fragmentary report describes a Brooklyn robbery in which an organized gang blocked an armored car with guns, overwhelmed guards, and fled in high powered cars. The account also includes scattered editorial observations on work, poverty, and societal unrest.
Diamond Found in Africa by Farmer Says Corporation
A fragmented report claims a farmer found a large diamond in Africa and that a corporation secured the stone for a price. The text shows garbled phrases about pigeons’ eggs and a turkey but contains little verifiable detail beyond the discovery and potential sale.
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Turkey
Frock Pattern Promotes Youthful Sun Afternoon Style
The pattern for a sunny afternoon frock emphasizes youthfulness and charm with a simple cut that combines bodice and puffed sleeves in one piece. It features a snug waist, a flattering collar, and clear sewing instructions using Sew Chart-It diagrams. Order Pattern 9845 in sizes 12 through 40 with 89 inch fabric.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Light
Eooth Street
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No Difficulty There Couples Trade Vows or Not
A brief overheard exchange shows a couple debating marriage and bachelorhood. He insists he cannot wed, citing poverty and even a mouse, while she counters with affection for small joys and a wish to marry.
Quite a Difference Mother and the Dessert Debate
A humorous exchange as a boy responds to his mother’s lecturing on portion control. The mother quips about the words gullicient enicient and enough, joking that enough means stopping dessert instead of just eating.
His Honey The Traveling Salesman Complaint
A traveling salesman accuses the head waitress of missing honey as the staff replies the worker was let go for being too fresh. The exchange is cited by Watchfinder Magazine in a joking anecdote.
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Watchfinder Magazine
Too Silly for Words Alimony Questions in Playful Quote
A humorous exchange centers on alimony and divorce, joking about whether a husband could pay alimony to avoid a separation. The remarks reference Mrs Wages and Mrs Targa in a lighthearted, wordplay style.
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