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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
6
AP reports in Baton Rouge on Huey P Long's death and the varied responses from allies, rivals, and public figures. The piece notes the kingfish nickname, the assassination, statements by New Orleans officials and Julius Long at the deathbed, and comments by Callie Long, Gerald L. K. Smith, and Norman Thomas.
James M. Thomson publisher of the New Orleans Item and Morning Tribune urged repeal of the dictatorship laws. He extended sympathy to the Long family for the bereavement and called Senator Lowe a possessor of unique capacity for sustained labor with incredible speed and acute mentality.
Samuel T. Ansell, former counsel for the Senate committee probing Senator Overton's election, said his $500,000 libel suit against Huey P. Long ended with Long's death.
Sir Samuel Hoare urged peaceful means and warned against war threats as Britain backs the League covenant. Italy’s Baron Aloisi listened as Hawariate argued Ethiopia seeks independence and help for development despite Italian pressure. La Tribuna cites a veiled threat to quit the League if it cannot solve the dispute.
Dr. Walter C. Galloway a Wilmington physician aged over 75 and Miss Birdie B. Layman of Gaithersburg Md were married at New Market near here. The license was obtained yesterday and the bride’s age was given as 58. The Rev Leon P F Vauthier of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church performed the ceremony.
Forest Hills report states Sidney B. Wood Jr. of New York, a Davis Cup alternate and former Wimbledon champion, defeated Bryan M. Grant Jr. of Atlanta 6-2 4-6 12-10 6-2 to reach the final round of the Men's National Singles Championship.
Bullish activity persisted on the New York Stock Exchange with several issues rising $1 to $4 a share and a turnover near 2.4 million shares, marking one of the year’s larger days. In late dealings gains faced resistance and were trimmed from earlier highs.
The death of Huey P. Long creates a major leadership vacuum in Louisiana politics. Potential heirs include James O'Connor the public service commissioner, Lt. Gov. James A. Noe who aided Long in his final moments, Seymour Weiss hotel magnate, Abe Shushan financier, and Gov. O K Allen, among others. Institutions and power structures shift as successors emerge.
Senator Long predicted his own death the night before leaving Washington for Louisiana. He spoke to Senator Donahey saying he would be killed, described a restless night in pink pajamas, and mentioned fighting corporations and defeating the deficiency bill. He urged his companion to bring his son for a talk.
Allen J. Ellender, speaker of the Louisiana house, competes for the governorship as Huey P. Long’s seat nears vacant. James A. Noe and Wade Martin also seek top posts while O. K. Allen’s expected resignation could elevate Noe to governor and allow him to name Ellender to Long’s unexpired term.
Baton Rouge reports that Alice Lee Grosjean Tharpe, longtime handler of state funds for Huey Long, is deemed negligible in power after Long's death. The supervisor of public accounts, created and repeatedly appointed under Long, previously reported only to Long. With Long gone, she becomes answerable to Governor Allen as next in command of state finances.
Washington dispatch reports Harry Hopkins and Ickes set for a Hyde Park showdown over the administration of the four billion works relief program. Walker, first of the former relief trio, traveled ahead as Ickes and Hopkins prepare to meet the President.
If carrying tea or broth to a sickroom place a folded napkin between cup and saucer. It absorbs spilled liquid quickly and helps keep the area clean and sanitary.
Greek President Alexander Zaimis remains in office as debate over restoring King George to the throne intensifies. Rumors of resignation fade as General Kondylis signals an imminent royal return and a plebiscite date is set by the cabinet.
The Virginia Supreme Court ordered a continuation of the appeal hearing for Maj. Robert C. Kent Jr. to the November term, keeping his 13 year sentence for kidnapping Mrs. Mary Jane Hastings in effect. The court also postponed Howard Delp’s appeal related to the Galax jail break case. Both men are under mental observation at Southwestern State Hospital in Marion.
The Columbus Dispatch reports James Lin, nephew and foster son of the Chinese president, and his American wife Viola Brown have agreed to separate. Mrs Lin plans to seek a separation in Franklin County courts next Saturday on grounds of gross neglect.
The article outlines evolving suit styles with both single and double breasted models. It highlights rolled-to-the-bottom-button double breasted jackets, wide lapels, lower waistlines, longer lengths, tapered sleeves, and features like side vents. It notes three button single breasted suits and the rise of custom cut lapels with slim notch openings. It emphasizes comfort, freedom of movement, and a broad-shouldered silhouette.
Dr Logan Clendening surveys acne treatment the best current medical view notes X ray use and hormone options. X ray helps many under 18 but relapses occur at times. after 18 it is preferred though relapses happen. Few cases persist after 26. Editors note offers pamphlets by Clendening for 10 cents each with self addressed envelope.
In Danville a jury directed to verdict for Dr. H. J. Langston in a suit alleging alienation of a New York organist and composer Mrs. Thomas from her husband, finding no willful intent or proof of affection stolen. Trial noted Mrs Thomas had recently lost a daughter, deepening sympathy.
In Baltimore two rival fight managers Heinie Blaustein and George Sheppard settled an unscheduled postmatch confrontation. Both paid $25 fines for disorderly conduct as Magistrate Harry H. Fine dismissed assault charges after the hearing, with the rivals shaking hands.
The funeral for Huey P. Long will feature the song Every Man A King played by a 125 piece L A U Band. Rev. Smith will deliver a eulogy, with benediction to close. A state funeral is planned with no military guard to be formal, burial method undecided. Louisiana lawmakers unanimously adopted a resolution mourning Long and considering burial on state grounds.
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