LaGuardia Wins NY Mayoral Election Amid Tammany Backlash
Dynamic Republican F. H. LaGuardia defeats Joseph W. Melnce and Mayor John F. O Brien while Tammany Hall reels from a revolt against the machine. Postmaster James Tarley backs the Dems as the party plots leadership shifts and Farley’s role comes under fire. Across upstate and cities from Buffalo to Detroit and Cleveland, Democratic gains surface, with Rochester and Cortland breaking long-standing patterns and reformers rallying around Roosevelt-era shifts.
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Inlito
Laguardia
New York
Tammaby
Fuelon
Joseph W. Mel
Recovery
John F. O Brien
Tammany
Roosevelt
Farley
Bridgeport
Conn
Buffalo
Rochester
Toughkiepsie
Cortland
Tockport
Jamestown
Icon F Roberts
Samuel A Carlson
Pittsburgh
William VieNalr
Frank Couena
James Couzeny
Detroit
Republcana
Cleveland
Marty J. Pavis
Boston
Frederick W Manasfletman
Prohibition Repeal Moves Toward Ratification Votes
NATY SEVON reports that the eighteenth amendment is knocked out of the Constitution as Maine and other states move to repeal. Utah and Kentucky vote for repeal while North and South Carolina reject it, reflecting a divided nation as prohibitionists run a strong campaign and Mormons in Utah largely ignore urging to retain the amendment.
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Utah
Farmers Strike Resumes After Federal Rejection
Milo Steno president of the National Farmers Health association leads embattled Midwestern farmers to renew their picket against moving produce to city markets. They vow to stall shipments as they protest Roosevelt’s rejection of a price-fixing plan advised by George N. Peek and Secretary Wallace, angering governors Herring Olson Tanger Schmedmin and Ferry.
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Milo Steno
National Farmers' Heathtay Association
Wiereupon
Midiel West
Igor
Htena
Hoosevelt
George N. Peek
Wallace
Herring Olson
Tanger Schmedmin
Ferry
White House
Greek Court of Appeals Denied Insull Extradition
The Greek Court of Appeals refused to permit Samuel Insull’s extradition to the United States. Washington called the move a violation of the American extradition treaty. A Greek government note suggested Insull might be asked to leave, but authorities warned such action could jeopardize the regime and provoke political upheaval.
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Gereek
Insulls
Insull
Tasulls
Ilan
EF Insay Lord Pushes 35-Hour Plan For Hours
EF Insay Lord moves to reduce worker hours to 35 per week from 40, drawing astonishment from rectory officials. General Johnson offered an exception, but was declined. Observers note the plan tests the letter versus the spirit of the law amid looming collective bargaining issues. The strike atmosphere touches Henry Ford era, with tensions over saboteur acts and plant actions in Flint and Detroit.
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Ory
Johnson
RRA
Sariance
Relief program expands relief rolls under new works plan
The ORD for 4000 workers expands relief rolls through Federal Works money. President Roosevelt announces a new works administration to fund federal building projects. The aim is to provide financial checks and jobs as part of the public works relief effort. The plan targets unemployment relief and broader economic support via government spending.
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Roosevelt
Adiministrit Mohr Fa
Eral Iteller Athiau
Public Works Plan Envisions Levees and Highway Beautification
The proposal describes projects that may include levee construction, landscaping and beautification of highways, destruction of breeding grounds for germs, salitation projects, and similar useful works as part of a broader public improvement program.
Century of Progress Exposition to Reopen June 1 1934
Announcement from President Rufus C Dawes confirms the Century of Progress fair will reopen on June 1 1934 with expanded exhibits and facilities. The 1935 plan includes more exhibitors, stricter show controls, and complimentary comfort services while new decorative schemes are introduced. The government also outlines a $5 million pork purchase program to aid hog farmers, aiming to reduce hog marketings by about 10 million head through various federal campaigns and reductions.
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Packa A Lylee
Pilin
Midwest
Rufus C Dawes
Noose Salt
Corp
Tawt
Women gain vote in Oriental country after push
The legislature grants women suffrage marking the first extension of the franchise to women in the region. The proposal was backed by General Frank Whirphy and cited as a major civil rights milestone.
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HE Phily Pines
Goy
Frank Whirphy
Italian planes mass flight stirs Mussolini power shift
The article recounts Balbo’s Rome to Chicago aviation bid, Mussolini’s maneuvering to keep rivals in shadow, and Balbo’s subsequent roles as minister and Libya governor. It also covers Cuban unrest, the Grau San Martin rebellion, and global notes on Peiping, imperial China, and American youth antiwar sentiment.
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Rome
Chicago
Tiaile
Libya
Africa
Jalbo
Mussolini Ile
Duce
Cab Ince
Navy
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Flke
Soviet on special class of pliants and talks with Roosevelt
In Washington a special class of discussions was held with President Roosevelt Secretary Hull and other officials. It was expected the president would soon announce that clashes were to be exchanged between the United States and Russia as the invitations were proceeding, and some questions to resettle it may be taken up after repriming of the Soviet republic.
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Nanim LP
Pliinos Soviet
Washington
Roosevelt Suatetary
State
Hull
Unit 1
Russia
Assassination and Succession in Atphlanistan
King Alhe Selan Gihiazhi of Atphlanistan was killed by a traitor in a formal succession claim. His son Afoeham seized the throne as Shah Saidir Shah, proven successor, in 13.9 after driving out Bahe Sachao who had ousted Kiln Arannal.
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Alhe Selan Gihiazi
Atphlanistan
Afoehammed Fadir Shah Saidir Shah
Bahe Sachao
Prohibition Dies Amid Crime and Grain Rise
In This Week by Arthur Brisbane a critique notes prohibition's end by voters in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Utah. The piece argues the crime problem and bootlegging persist, financed by crime, and asserts the government will seek to curb results. It links higher wheat prices to renewed demand and broader social changes.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utah
Roosevelt plan to create four million jobs
President Roosevelt unveils a plan to remove four million people from the public dole by funding self sustaining Federal State and local public works. A $400 million appropriation aims to employ two million this month and two million more by December. Researchers Millikan and Anderson discuss electron charge and cosmic rays in a sweeping note on atomic science and cosmic energy.
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Roosevelt
Debtor Forgiveness In St Pauls Oran Gellcal
The Toledo Lutheran church St Pauls Oran gelcal grants forgiveness for over 26000 dollars in unpaid pledges. Pastor Rev G Michelfelder cites compassion and aligns action with the Lords Prayer. The measure cancels obligations due before January 1 1993 as the church, with 2100 active members, seeks relief amid economic strain.
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St. Paul's Orangelcal Lutheran Church of
Toledo
Ohio
Michelfelder
Geatry
Literary Digest
Gentle Home Laxative Advice For Children
Medical men and mothers endorse a simple liquid laxative to correct constipation in children. Choose a well known preparation like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, dose to suit age, then gradually reduce as bowels regularize. It offers mild action for kids and adults, with no need for double doses later.
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Caldwell
Pepsin
N. FA
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Colds
A vintage medical ad claims persistent coughs and colds require Creomulsion a two fold action medicine. It soothes inflamed membranes fights germs and claims creosote as a key healing element while other ingredients aid stomach absorption and overall recovery with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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