Правый популизм во внутренней политике США на примере политической деятельности Хью Лонга
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Политическая деятельность Хью Лонга как правого популиста в первой трети XX века именно в рамках развития правого популизма в отечественной историографии советского периода не рассматривалась, что является следствием двух факторов. С одной стороны, грандиозность происходивших в Америке в первой трети XX века событий отодвигала интерес историков от вышеуказанной темы. С другой стороны… Читать ещё >
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- Thompson, Wood & Hoffman, municipal bond attics, declare bond issue direct and Ken obligation of State and not limited tax issue, Ja 26, 1929, 25:6.
- Bids received for bond issue F 27 29−4- awarded F 28, 1929, 33:2.
- Grand Lake Dist—Feature article, F 24, V, 1929, 16:2.
- Gov H P Long demands that Col R Ewing resign as Dem Nat’l Committeeman, F 18, 1929, 12:8.
- Long replied to be trying to dominate all phases of political activity- orders raids on gambling peaces in New Orleans- actions alienate his friends Mr 3 III, 1929,1:8.
- R Ewing charges Gov Long participated in drinking party on night State militia raided gambling casinos in New Orleans- Gov Long replies, Mr 4, 1929, 8:6.
- State to build executive mansion in style of White House, Mr 10, XI, 1929, 6:8.
- House censures Gov Long, Mr 22, 1929, 9:1.
- Shreveport Journal suggests impeachment of Long, Mr 23, 1929, 21:2.
- Com of lawyers and members of House meet to draft impeachment proceedings against Long, Mr 26, 1929, 1:4.343Впервые в отечественной историографии использованы.165
- Baton Rouge, Advocate says impeachment move would be based on recent disclosures in matter of influencing vote? in Legis, as well as mismanagement and favoritism, Mr 26, 1929, 1:5.
- Impeachment proceedings brought against Long- charged with attempting to hire H B Bozeman to assassinate J Y Sanders Jr- other charges listed, Mr 27, 1929, 1:3.
- House of Reprs will consider impeachment charges against Long, Mr 28. 1929, 15:3.
- Long charges that legislators were bribed by Standard Oil Co to oppose his proposed oil tax- preparations for impeachment hearings completed, Mr 29, 1929, 17:1.
- C A Moon of Ok la to assist in prosecution of Gov Long, Mr 29, 1929, 17:4.
- Ed on „borrowing“ of C A Moon, Mr 30, 1929, 14:3.
- Long publishes his own miniature newspaper in campaign to defeat charges against him, Mr 30, 1929,15:1.
- Atty Gen P Saint denies having Invited Moon to help With prosecution- says he -„butted into“ impeachment case, Mr 31, 1929, 19:1.
- Resentment against Long’s actions grows, Mr 31, III, 1929, 1:7.
- Gov Long, on plea of business men, drops plan for occupational tax on industry and promises to abandon efforts for recall of hostile legislators, J1 22,1929, 19:3.
- Plans for port of New Orleans. F 2, III, 1930, 2:4.
- Apologizes to Comdr L von Arnauld de la Perlere and to R L Jaeger for having- received them in pajamas, Mr 4, 1930, 2:2- ed. Mr 5, 1930, 22:5
- Countess de Topor Lakopolanski defends his pajamas. Mr 11. 1930, 8:5.
- Legia expected to express Its attitude toward his Governorship, My 4. IV, 1930, 6:3.
- Declares New Orleans' finances in alarming condition- por, Je 15, III, 1930, 2:2.
- Defied by Legis In attempt to get action on highway bond Issue, Je 23, 1930, 2:5.
- Political career hinges on Sen vote on proposal to summon constitutional convention, J1 6, III, 1930, 8:4.
- Strikes from appropriation bill. Item for payment of loan for his impeachment trial. J1 12, 1930, 24:4.
- Sued by widow of Negro convict killed by guards on rice farm- suit charges illegal contract for convict labor, Ag31, 1930, 13:3.
- Irby, who planned slander suit against Gov, and J Terrell, alleged to have been removed forcibly from their room in Shreveport hotel. S 6, 1930, 17:4.
- Gov and S other State officers charged with conspiracy to kidnap. S 7, 1930, 15:2.
- Man, who says he Is Irby, speaks over radio from Long’s hotel suite- explains he asked for refuge after finding mysterious package of money under pillow, S 8, 1930, 3:3.
- Lr upholding administration, S 9, 1930, 26:7.
- Under armed guard- testifies on disappearance of Irby and Terrell, S 9, 1930, 29:8.
- Irby appears In ct, and absolves Long, S 11, 1930, 21:4.
- Lr upholding his administration. S 20, 1930,16:8.
- Pub works program of La will be carried out, O 5, 1930, 6:3.
- Appts Miss A Le Grosjean Sec of State, O 9, 1930, 29:4.
- Will not take Sen seat until gubernatorial term expires in 1932, N 7, 1930, 2:4.
- Speeds bond issue returns to Baton Rouge, N 9, 1930, 5:4.
- Restores capital of La to Baton Rouge- announces office hours. D 7, IV, 1930, 5:8.
- Opposes Marcel Garsaud’s appmt to Fed Power Comm, declaring him' to be obligated to power interests, D 9, 1930, 34:2.
- Wins dispute with Mississippi over line opposite. Willow Point. La, My 3, 1930, 9:3.
- Gov H P Long restores capital to Baton Rouge, D 7, III, 1930, 5:8.
- Voters will have opportunity to pass on Long’s record if he runs for Sen, J120, III, 1930, 6:6.
- Long majority grows, S 11, 3:4 Ed on Long’s nomination, S 11, 1930, 24:1.
- Legis, in passing on measures, expected to express attitude toward Gov Long. My 4. 1930,5:3.
- Gov Long defied by Legis in attempt to call constitutional convention, Je 23,1930, 2:5.
- Gov Long’s political career hinges on Sen vote on proposal to summon constitutional convention, J1 6, III, 1930, S:4.
- Gov Long strikes from appropriation bill item for payment of loan to prosecute him on impeachment charges, J1 12, 1930,24:4.
- Legislative vote against proposed convention to authorize road bond issue seen as vote of no confidence in Gov Long, J1 20, III, 1930, 6:6.
- Huey Pierce Long On Wickersham rept, Ja 22, 1931, 2:4.
- Receives Long from Loyola Univ. F 3, 1931,20:5.
- Cornpone-potlicker controversy, F 17, 1931, 52:2.
- New Orleans administration reptd to have come to terms with him- rept denied, 15, III, 1931, 5:8.
- Postpones filling vacancy in 8th Cons: Dlat, Mr 22, 1931,6:1.
- Acquires share of Cleveland Baseball Club stock- confers title of col on J Sherwin and A Bradley, Mr 26, 1931, 34:4.
- On prohibition violations, Ap 5, 1931, 25:2.
- Citizens mistaken on his road program, Ap 12,111, 1931,6:2.
- Finds lost Jewsharp- plans Sen bill on technique of playing. My 25, 1931, 2:5.
- Elected Dem Natl Committeeman from La. Je 5, 1931, 7:2.
- Chooses O K Allen as his candidate for La Governorship next. Je 28, III, 1931, 5:3.
- Reptd to have made truce with New Orleans faction, J1 12, III, 1931, 5:6.
- Sen Broussard attacks him for continuing as Gov, J1 27, 1931, 18:3.
- Por- receives credit for New Orleans port agreement, Apr 2. Ill, 6:1
- La will have no Gov from Nov 2 to Nov 10, when Long and all legal acting Govs go to football game at West Point, Ag 16, II, 1931, 3:3.
- Suggests prohibiting raising of cotton during 1932, Ag 17, 1931, 34:6.
- Meriwether County, Ga, farmers approve his cotton plan- Gov Miller of Ala opposes it. Ag 18, 1931, 6:3.
- Says 5 more States will prohibit cotton production if Texas passes law abolishing 1932 crop, S 8, 1931, 44:2.
- Texas rejects plan, S 12, 1931, 2:2.
- Texas Legis considers his plan, S 15,1931, 4:4.
- Accuses Texas Legislators of being Influenced by money- rejection of plan certain, S 16, 1931,2:3.
- Texas Legis calls him liar- cotton plan abandoned, S 17, 1931, 1:2.
- Ed on trouble with Texas, S 18.1931,22:3.
- Says remarks to Mayor Key of Atlanta on prohibition on for cement in La were misquoted byMnyor, O 1,1931, 2:2.
- P. X. Cyr, Lt Gov, takes oath as Gov. contending that Long lost office when elected to Sen. O 14,1931,1:3.
- W L Aklrlch takes oath. O 15.1931,1:4.110. „Will entertain Acadians of Nova Scotia In return for hospitality of last year--statute of Evangeline will be unveiled, Ap 12, II, 1931, 1:2-
- Illus of statue, Ap 12. III. 1931, 6:2.
- Visitors from N S welcomed- start pilgrimage of Toche country, settled by original Immigrants, Ap 17.1931, 13:2.
- Gov Long postpones filling vacancy In 8th Dist, Mr 22. 1931, 6:1.
- Special Cong election will be called In 8th Dist. Mr 26, 1931, 13:4.
- Overton J.H. and Cottingham Rev. C. Dr. contending for Dem nomination for Repr, Ap7, 1931, 14:3.
- Overton wins In Dem primary for Repr from 8th Dist, Ap 15. 1931, 16:2- Ap 16, 1931 14:7.
- O. K. Allen chosen by Gov Long as his candidate for Governorship. Je 28. III. 1931 5:3.
- Gov Long replied to have made truce with New Orleans faction, which promised to support his candidates. J1 12, III. 1931. 5:6
- New Orleans voters upset by application of so-called Intelligence test to white voters- 1st Asst Deputy Registrar of Voters arrested on charges of forgery and destruction of pub records, Ag 30, 111,1931 5:3.
- P N Cyr withdraws from race for Dem gubernatorial nomination, D 20, 19 315:1.
- Bond issues awarded. F 12. 1931 33:2- Mr 29, II, 1931 9:8.
- Subscription books for bond issue closed, Ap 1. 1931 43:5.
- To market veteransl pension bonds, Ap 2, 1931 38:5.
- Bond sale postponed, Ap 19, II, 1931 12:3.
- Awards bonds. Ap 28,19 315:1.
- Plan? for highway and bridge bonds. My 9, 1931 26:3.
- Bonds offered. Je 15,1931 33:1.
- Bond issue to pay pensions to Confederate veterans ruled valid, S 26, 1931 28:2.
- Sale of bonds cancelled due to uncertainty of N Y bankers as to who could legally sign them as Gov. 0.30.1931.36:3.
- No date set for reoffering"of bonds, N 12. 41−1 Kept on funded debt maturing in 1932 D 22 1931 37:5.
- P N Cyr, Lt Gov, takes oath as Gov, contending Gov Longl lost office when elected Sen, 0.14,1931. 1:3.
- W L Aldrich, private citizen, takes oath as Gov on ground that Long is Sen and Cyr continued to act as Lt Gov after Long’s election to Sen, O. 15, 1931 1:4.
- Ed, Gov Long’s case, O. 15, 1931 22:2.134. 2 additional men qualify for Lt Gov Cyr plans fight. O. 16. 1931 7:5.
- Notary cuts fee for oath taking- contestants rpst. O. 17, 1931 19:8.
- J C Land flies notice that he will assume, Senatorship, O 20,1931 11:2.
- Cyr files suit aga’nst Long, O 20,1931 27:5.
- Cyr’s acn’on called unwise- situation reviewed O 25 1931 5:6.
- Gov. Long defends claim to Governorship. In suit brought by Lt Gov1. Cyr, N4 1931 12:2.
- Huey Pierce Long Brothers arrayed against him in La election contests, JalO, II, 1932 1:7.
- La Sup Ct dismisses P H Cyr’s suit, Ja23, 1932 8:7.
- Leaves for Wash to take oath, Ja 24, II, 1932 6:7.
- Sworn in as Sen: urges support of Hoover because of his efforts to improve economic conditions, Ja26. 1932 5:2- ed, Ja 26, 1932 22:5.
- Debates with Sen Reed on deportation of alien seamen, Ja 27, 19 328:4.
- Maiden speech opposes confirming renomination of Humphrey as member of Fed Trade Comm, Ja 28, 1932 2:6.
- Elections—Continued Long declares Leut Gov King as his successor as Gov-
- Dr Cyr claims office, Ja24, II, 1932 6:7.
- King takes oath as Gov- Cyr still claims title. Ja 26, 1932 5:3.
- Cyr makes formal demand on King to vacate office, declaring he is legally Gov, Ja 27, 1932 3:5.
- Long advises against serious consideration of Cyr fight. Ja 30, 1932 6:1.
- Cyr '"proclaims“ he is now Gov- plans suit against King, Ja 31. 3:1171
- People tired of controversy between King and Cyr, Ja 31, III, 1932 5:5.
- Huey Pierce Long Ed on Louisiana Central Com chairman’s favoring either him or Roosevelt for Dim Pres candidate, F 2. 1932 24:2.
- Presented to Hoover, F 5,1932 5:1.
- Gets 3 com assignments, P .9. 1932 11:4.
- Issue of $ 35,000,000 highway bonds authorized, F 2. 1932 11:5.
- Politics and Government P N Cyr files ouster suit against Gov King.1. F 2, 1932 3:4.
- LA Sup Ct refuses rehearing on Cyr case, F13, 1932 10:5.
- Has pot likker added to Sen menu, Ap S, 1932 6:2.
- Interests sightseers in Wash, Ap 17, II, 1932 2:3.
- His La ticket elected, Ap 21, 1932 13:2.
- Introduces resolution that tax bill provide for limiting fortunes by restrictions on incomes, gifts and inheritances, Ap 22. 1932 2:6.
- Resigns com posts when Sen Robinson repudiates resolution, Ap 30, 1932 1:4.
- Sen Long’s ticket elected, Ap 21, 1932 13:2.
- Miss A L Grosjean will be Gov for 10 days, Ap 23, 1932 11:2- takes office, Ap 24, 1932 26:2.
- Suggests that Dems nominate Sen Norris for Pres, My 1, 1932 26:5.
- Resignation from corns accepted- Long: includes in the record a list of Sen Robinson’s law firm’s clients, My 4,1932 2:4.
- Roosevelt backers pleased by his support. My 7, 1932 3:6.
- Louisianans approve his actions in Sen, My 8, III, 1932 6:8.
- Attacks Sen Robinson for having large corps as clients, My 13, 193 213:2.
- Holds Sen floor 3 hrs in filibuster after defeat of Couzens war-time tax amendment, My 17, 1932 1:3.
- Ends filibuster- Sen defeats amendment for wartime rates on surtaxes only. My 18, 1932 1:1.
- Vies with Sen Lewis in sartorial perfection, My 17,1932 8:4.
- Footnote on Sen career- por. My 22, IX, 1932 2:7.
- Threatens to bolt Dem party after rows with Repr Rainey, My 25, 19 322:5.
- La Legis asks him to stop meddling in State’s affairs, Je 3, 1932 1:6.
- Mobilizes State adherents who overwhelm anti-tax demonstrators before State1. Capitol, Je 15,1932 21:7.
- Asked to run for Pres on Farmer-Labor ticket, Je 18, 1932 1:2.
- Arrives in Chicago as head of contested delegation- declares for Roosevelt, Je22, 1932 8:6.
- W J Bryan Jr presents him with fountain pea which belonged to his father, Je 26, 1932 22:4.
- Gov Murray refuses to wear pajamas during visit, Je 26, 1932 23:8.
- Women members of anti-Long convention delegation charge he is opposed to women in politics- por, Je 26, 1932 24:2.
- Bets on Roosevelt carrying Texas if nominated. Je 26,1932 24:5.
- Rivals threaten to „tell all“ on convention floor, Je 27, 1932 11:3.
- Credentials com votes to seat his delegation, Je 28, 12:6- convention upholds his delegation, Je 29, 1932. 14:1, 2.
- Filibusters on Glass banking bill. Ja 10, 1933 31:1-Ja 11, 1933 1:4- continues filibuster- wearies after hrs of continuous speaking, Ja 13, 1933 1:7.
- Begins filibuster against vote on Philippine independence bill, Ja 15, 19 331:8- ed, Ja 15, IV 1933 4:2.
- Permits Senate to break into filibuster by questing in an agreement to reach vote on bill, Ja 17, 1933 1:1.
- Sen Tydings threatens to resign from Sen If filibuster continues, Ja 17, 1933 12:1.
- Sen Glass calls filibuster vicious, Ja 17, 1933 12:2.
- The impotent Senate, Ja 17 1933 18:1.173
- Monroe (La) Morning World and News-Star comments on conduct in Sen, Ja 17, 1933 18:6.
- Reaches truce with Sen J T Robinson on Glass bill filibuster, Ja 19, 1933 1:5.
- Conf with Pres-elect Roosevelt on Glass banking- bill, Ja 20,1933 1:7.
- Sen vote for voluntary limitation of debate on Glass bill seen as defeat for him, Ja 20, 1933 3:. Dem reaction to vote, Ja 20,1933 3:5.
- Suffers 2 defeats on Glass bill amendments- offers amendment to raise value of silver, Ja 24, 1933 5:1.
- Amendment tabled, Ja 25, 1933 1:4- ed. Ja26, 1933 16:1.
- On Bible cure for slump, and Negro philosophy- int, Ja 27, 1933 5:5.
- On Sen barbershop, Ja29, II. 1933 1:2.
- Personality sketch- por, Ja 29, VI, 1933 p. 3.
- Long on filibustering, Ja 29, IV, 1933 5:4- Ja 30, 1933 12:8.
- Clashes with Sen Broussard over J H Overton’s election to Sen, Ja 31, 1933 9:4.
- Opposes Sen Glass for Sec of Tread- favors Kepr Steagall, F 2, 7:6 Originated idea of holiday in La to save New Orleans banks from runs, F 12, IV, 1933 1:3.
- Calls on Pres Roosevelt, Mr 9, 1933 2:6.
- Evicted from Sen Finance Com meeting. Mr 10, 1933 10:5.
- Assails program for reopening banks, Mr 12, 1933 1:7.
- Sen Glass prevented by Sen J T Robinson from striking him. Mr 12, 1933 3:6- gives version of row, Mr 13,1933 28:4.
- Amendment to compel R F C to revalue past loans to State banks defeated, Mr 23. 1933 25:1- Mr 24, 7:1.
- Group of La citizens headed by J M Parker petitions Sen to investigate corruption, charges against him, Ap 14, 1933 1:4.
- Prepares amendment to Sen rules to make ouster petitions subject to libel law, Ap 15, 1933 2:1.
- F Williams sends more petitions to Sen, Ap 16, 1933 9:1.
- Adherents ask Sen to ignore charges. Ap 18, 1933 2:5.
- La not upset by charges, Ap 23, IV, 1933 1:4.
- Los Angeles Times says he may be prosecuted for evasion of taxes on income derived from undisclosed sources- pol significance. An 16, 1933 1:7.
- Pleads for inflation, Ap 17, 1933 1:8- ed on statement that cheap-money countries have stolen U S trade, Ap 18, 1933 14:3.
- Offers income-tax amendment to tax bill for redistribution of wealth. My 12. 1933 25:2- amendment defeated by Sen, My 13,1933 4:3.
- Warns U S to keep out of Eur’s affairs. My 15. 1933 2:1.
- Assails Sec Wood in for J P Morgan & Co connection. My 27, 1933 8:8.
- Mrs A E Pleasant sues him on charge that he defamed her character, and had her expelled from capitol. My 31,1933 11:2.
- H Berenger thinks he may succeed Roosevelt as Pres, Je 1 1933 28:2.
- Opposes adjournment of Cong before depositors in closed banks get relief, Je 7, 1933 4:5.
- Attacks Roosevelt administration, s to Veterans of Foreign Wars, Ag 30,1933 21:1, Ag 31,1933 16:5.
- A J Williams suggested as assailant, S 3, 1933 3:3.
- Medal to be presented to Club, as assailant is unknown, S 5, 1933 19:2.
- Excerpts from club magazine article on his athletic training, S 7, 1933 2:2.
- Feature article on career- por. S 10, IX, 1933 2:1.175
- Breaks with New Orleans Dem organization. S 14, 1933 4:5.
- On La prohibition repeal plans, S 14,1933 25:5.
- Reward the-Socker-of-Huey-Long movement will present its medal to Amer Numismatic Soc, S 15, 1933 17:2.
- Autobiography, Every Man a King, pub- excerpts- reduces projected „circus“ tour of La to 2 appearances in behalf of his tax-relief program, O 19, 193 321:7.
- Statement on veterans of Eur War criticized by Lafayette, La, Amer Legion officials, O 22,1933 3:5.
- Publishers of autobiography said to be new firm composed of pol friends, O 22, 1933 3:5.
- Continues stump tour in behalf of 7 new taxes- assails rich from private car- opens bridge across Red River- criticises NRA, O 22, 19 333:5.
- C S McCain denies he prompted filibuster against Glass-Steagall banking bill, D 8,1933 1:5.
- Tells story of breakfast with McCain, D 9.1933 34:6.
- Asks withdrawal of his name from Wash Soc Register, D lfi, 1:5 Rev of his book. Every Man a King, D 17, V, 1933 11:2.
- Income-tax investigation renewed: calls conf on New Orleans situation, D 22, 1933 3:1.
- Sen Long advises S Weiss, pore associate, not to answer question on failure to deposit campaign contributions in a bank- contempt charge considered, F 8, 2:6.
- Long says use of' 'dummy» candidates old La custom- R S Maestri, pres of La Dem Assn, denies Overton campaign left $ 75,000 deficit, F 9, 1933 23:6.
- Weiss testifies to having given Long money for poi purposes without keeping records F 10, 1933 2:6.
- Dummy candidates’testimony amuses investigating com. F 11, 1933 6:6.
- F Williams testifies on irregularities in New Orleans- Long clashes with Gen
- STAnsell, com counsel, F 12, 1933 25:3.176
- Williams testifies that O K Allen, Long’s candidate for Gov, received 15,000 illegal votes in primary, F 14, 1933 2:5.
- Long’s armed bodyguard expelled from hearing- his bro, J, says he saw Long get money from large bondingl co, F 17,1933 6:4.
- New Orleans Times-Picayune urges continuation of investigation, F 19,1933 31:4.
- Mrs H P Hammond demands resignation of Sen com investigating primary: holds Sen Long is being shielded. N 6,1933 12:3.
- Sen Logan points out that unless formal charges arc filed in Sen against Sen Overton testimony may be thrown out, N 18. 1933 18:4.
- Investigation will be continued- finances of Long- organization to be continued, N 19, 1933 23:1.
- Suspicion that Sen com does not plan to mako thorough investigation stirs resentment, N19, IV, 1933 1:3.
- Sens Connally and Overton clash at hearing, N 22. 1933 22:2.
- Long denies having threatened oil producer with imprisonment if he did not contribute to campaign fund- 6th Cong Dist plans to name candidate to oppose Long man, N 29, N 30, 1933 38:3.
- Anniversary of severance of diplomatic relations with Germany made excuse for holiday to avert rung on New Orleans banks, F 12, IV, 1933 1:3.
- Politics Feature article on revolt threatening Sen Long, N 5, VIII. 1933 2:7.
- Long boasts of number of enemies. N 10,1933 4:3.
- Threatens fight against confirmation of Morgenthau, Ja 4, 1934 3:5.
- Ouster demanded by Harvard Liberal Club, F 8,1934 21:6.
- Ed on fraudulent Lincoln citation, F 15, 1934 18:2.
- Supports Nye resolution for inquiry on NBA employes, F 21, 1934 6:5- F 21,1934 7:2.
- Motion for approval of veterans' bonus defeated in Sen, F 28, 1934 1:1.177
- Debates capitalism with N Thomas at Mecca Temple, N Y C, Mr 3, 1934 7:3.
- Organizing Divide-the-Wealth party, Ap 1, IV, 1934 7:5.
- Clash with Sen Harrison and others ties up Sen action on tax bill, Ap 6, 1934 1:1- he and Sen Clark withdraw attack, Ap 7, 1934 4:1- ed, Ap 7, 1934 14:1- lr, Ap 19, 1934 22:7.
- Silver amendment to Glass bill withdrawn. My 13, 1934 25:1.
- Fight over House reorganization will test his strength. My 13, IV, 1934 7:7.
- Denounces administration silver bill. My 25, 1934 8:2.
- Forces Dem leaders of Sen into agreement on length of debate on tariff bill. My 26, 1934 5:3.
- Blocks vote on Cuban treaty- accuses Rockefeller interests of aiding Bolivia in Chaco war. My 31. 1934 16:1.
- Protest by Min Finot against 3 on financing of Bolivian campaign, Je 3, 1934 28:6.
- May propose 16−1 amendment to Silver bill, Je 10, 1934 6:1- amendment rejected, Je 12, 1934 1:2.
- Lr on influence over Sen, Je 24, IV, 1934 5:6.
- Legis com repts favorably on La newspaper advertising tax bill. J1 4, 1934 10:5.
- Ordered to keep off La House floor, J1 8, 1934 2:6.
- House passes newspaper tax bill, J1 10, 1934 24:1.
- Success in Legis explained, J1 22, IV, 1934 6:1.
- Creates La State Dept of Music. J1 24, 1934 19:7.
- Sands Point Bath Club to unveil bronze tablet to commemorate punching at spot where he fell, Ag 11, 1934 2:1- denied, Ag 12, 1934 20:6.
- Newspaper pubs prepare to fight newspaper tax- Long defends levy, Ag 12, 1934 5:3- Por, Ag 18,1934 5:1.
- Defines administration caucus as s by himself, Ag 18, 1934 5:2.
- Paraguayan Army renames captured fort in his honor, Ag 19, 1934 9:1-
- Bolivians amused, Ag 21, 1934 2:2.
- Mayor Walmsley charges he aims at nail revolution, Ag 20, 1934 1:4.
- Publishers of 13 papers ask injunction against his newspaper advertising tax.1. S 21, 1934 26:4.
- Plans to march through Nashville with band and cadets, O 16. 1934 8:2.
- A Blackburn and P Johnson, founders of new-party, to study methods, D 18,1934 23:7.
- Orders Legis to amend liquor bill, so as to deprive New Orleans of authority for excise tax. D 20, 1934 25:6- amendment passed, D 23, II, 1934 1:6.
- E R Embree tells him no Southern univ ranks among 1st 12 in U S, D 25,1934 25:7.
- Denies further pol ambitions, D 30. 1934 3:2.
- Assailed by Intercollegiate Newspaper Assn,' D 30, II, 1934 7:6.
- Legis passes bills giving Sen Long control. N 16, 1934 6:3.
- Bills give Long power over music fire and police dep’t, N 17, 1934 30:2.
- Economic Conditions Improvement, Ap 1, IV, 1934 7:5.
- Mrs B E Kemp and J Y Sanders Jr will present certificates of election to Natl
- House of Reprs, Ja 3. 1934 8:5.
- Sen H P Long condemned by Louisiana Women in New York, Ja 9, 1934 23:7.
- Sen Investigating Com repta situation in La cannot be defended, but upholds Sen Overton’s right to be seated, Ja 17, 1934 2:4.
- House Elections Com recommends that neither Mrs B JE Kemp nor J Y Sanders Jr be seated, Ja 21, 1934 18:1.
- Declares seat vacant, Ja 30, 1934 3:7.
- Women’s Com of La retains S T Anaell and J G Holland as Overton’s counsel in unseating contest, Ja 26. 1934 18:1.
- Brig Gen Ansell wins right to sue Sen Long for libel in connection with investigation, F 6, 1934 13:1.
- Mrs H P Hammond, on behalf of Women’s Com of La, files charges of improper election against Sens Long and Overton, and demands right to choose own counsel, F 18, IV. 1934 6:2.
- Mrs B E Kemp announces retirement from candidacy for Cong, 6th Dist, Mr 19,1934 4:2.
- J Y Sanders Jr, anti-Long candidate, leads in 6th Cong Dist primary, Ap 18,1934 16:4: Ap 25,1934 6:2.
- J Y Sanders Jr elected Repr, My 3, 1934 6:5.
- U S Sup Ct rules Long may argue immunity in Ansell libel suit, My 8, 1934 8:6.
- Women’s Com plans sale of heirlooms to finance campaign to oust Sens Overton and Long on election fraud charges, Je 4, 1934 1:2- sale, Je 14, 1934 25:8.
- Sen kills investigation bill, Je 17. 1934 26:3.
- Legis repeals poll tax payment qualification for voting, J1 12, 1934 2:5.
- Partial martial law declared over office of Registrar of Voters of Orleans Parish- Congressional primary involved, J1 31,1934 1:2.
- Mayor Walmsley appeals to Speaker Rainey to investigate Cong campaign- Long rejects 310) Watmsley’s challenge to run for Sen against him, Ag 1, 19 349:1.
- Continued Machine guns guard New Orleans registration office, Ag 2, 1934 1:4.
- Sen. Long, ordered to demobilize guard, sends more guns and men to registry- Mayor Walmsley moves force of armed policemen into City Hall, Ag 3, 1934 1:3.
- Walmsley defies Natl Guard to try seizing City Hall- Lt N P Avendano, in command of Natl Guard, holding registration office, cited for contempt for ignoring ct order restraining use of troops, Ag 5, 1934 1:4.
- Rev of New Orleans situation- city machine gunners parade in front of office of Registrar, Ag 6, 1934 2:6.
- Mayor Walmsley uses Red demonstration to get laugh on State troops guarding Registry- Reds denounce both sides. Ag 7, 1934 13:1.
- Defers hearing for demobilization of troops until Aug 14, 3 days after close of registration- Long attacks Walmsley in his paper, Amer Progress, Ag 8, 1934 12:2.
- Registration continues under guns of Natl Guard- income tax returns of politicians close to Long investigated- Mayor Walmsley confers with supporters at City Hall, Ag 9, 1934 10:2.
- Ct rules against occupation of New Orleans registration office by Long’s troops- Adjt Gen Fleming found guilty of contempt for refusal to remove sruardsmen on ct order, Ag 15, 1934 1:4.
- Ku Klux Klan opposes Long- he warns head to stay out of State, Ag 18, 1934 5:3.
- Long rushes plans for control of New Orleans polls- Walmsley issuesultimatum, Ag 19, 1934 17:1.
- New laws to rule primary, Ag 20, 1934 1:4.
- New Orleans citizens unite to safeguard order at primary polls, Ag 26. 1934 1:1.
- Ed from New Orleans Times-Picayune, Ag 26, IV. 1934 4:6.
- Long geeks investigation of personal fortunes of New Orleans pub officials.1. Ag 28,1934 9:1.
- Continental Guard called to insure honest election in New Orleans, Ag 29, 1934 19:5.
- State Sen W S Heywood urges end of Long dictatorship — says bills passed by special session give him power to control elections and pave way of election as Gov in 1936, S 3, 1934 20:8.
- Conflict at polls in New Orleans likely as Lt Col G Molony is reptd head of band of armed men against Long regime- general mobilization of Natl Guard inprogress, 3 7, 1934 16:2.
- Sup Ct denies writs filed by Long faction seeking suspension of orders prohibiting naming of extra election comrs, S 8, 1934 7:5.
- Walmsley and Long sign agreement not to use armed men at polls- old election laws likely c to rule primary- mobilization protests increase, S 9, 193 433:1.
- Debt Moratorium Act amended to prevent application to obligations of State or its subdivisions- State Treas J S Cave reassures bond owners and buyers- Income Tax Law amended to exempt income from such obligations from taxation, 1. N17, 1934 30:2.
- Sec. Ickes orders study of PWA projects- says no funds will be loaned until study is completed, N 23, 2:2.
- Long says State’s financial position is better than that of U S, N 24, 1934 5:2.
- Government Officials and Employes Changes caused by laws passed at special session of Legis dominated by Long, D 23, II, 1934 1:6.
- Fight over House reorganization will test Sen Long’s power, My 13, IV, 1934 7:7.
- Rule against lobbying on House floor invoked against Sen Long, J1 8. 1934 2:6.
- Long’s success explained, J1 22, IV, 1934 6:1.
- Long gets Gov Allen to call special session, D 16, 27:1.
- Files 35 bills. D 17, 1934 3:4.
- House Ways and Means Com approves 34, D 18, 1934 12:5.344. 33 passed by House, D 19. 1934 2:1.
- Sen. com confers on billa, D 20. 1934 25:6.346. 2 others passed, D 21, 1934 18:2.
- Rev. of session, D 23, II, 1934 1:6- ed, D 23, IV, 1934 4:5.
- Sec Ickes orders study of projects, in view of moratorium, N 23,19 342:2.
- Long says La needs no PWA funds, N 24, 19 345:2.
- Sends telegram to Sen pledging attack on Roosevelt, Ja 4, 1935 16:6- Ja 5, 1935 13.6.
- Leaves for Wash, Ja 6, 1935 33:3.
- Sen «denouncing» administration, Ja S, 1935 1:7.
- Radio’s on share-the-wealth movement- denounces Roosevelt’s policies- ends talk with original poem. Every Man a King, Ja 10. 1935 1:3.
- Comment on program. Ja 10. 1935 18:5.
- Edg on poem, Ja 11, 1935 22:4- Ja 13. IV, 1935 4:5.
- Seeks pub for poem, Ja 11, 1935 25:5.
- In radio again denounces Roosevelt and urges his program, Ja 12, 1935 3:5.
- Irs on plan. Ja 13. IV, 1935 9:5- Ja 19. 1935 12:7.359. Radio’s. Ja 17, 1935 3:3.
- Writers' League Against Lynching protests against replied lynching of J Wilson. Ja 13. 1935 33:6.
- Sees NYC income tax as legal, Ja 16. 1935 19:3.183
- Denounces League ofNations Chaco action and World Ct, Ja 18, 1935 5:1.
- Capital levy tax plan compared with Roosevelt social legislation program, Ja 18, 1935 22:5- ed, Ja21, 1935 14:1.
- Repts increase in membership of Share-the-Wealth Soc, Ja 20, 1935 26:3.
- Standard Oil Co gains writ against pension law, Ja 26,1935 36:2.
- Reservation making U S membership in World Ct conditional on maintenance, of Monroe Doctrine defeated, Ja 29. 1935 1:3.
- Comments on defeat of World Ct, Ja 31. 1935 18:5.
- Ed on his bodyguards, Ja 29 1935 20:3.
- Demands «Sen 'investigation of Postmaster Gen Far-lev on charges of misconduct- charges PWA investigated Farley- demands data, F 12. 1935 2:1.370. Charges, F 15, 1935 2:5.
- Resolution asking PWA for dolt adopted by Sen, F 16. 1935 1:7.
- PWA files' searched, F 17, 1935 19:1.
- Long intd in N Y- repeals charges, F 18. 1935 8:6.
- Sec. Ickes denies PWA investigated Farley, F 20, 1935 3:6.
- Long charges Farley rules holding cos in N Y C -which profit from Govcontracts, F 21, 1935 15:6.
- Reads in Sen press release of 3 to be given at defying protest of Sen1. Robinson, F 22 1935 1:3.
- Farley amused. F 23, 1935 2:2.
- Share-the-wealth program seen as unpopular in Corn Belt. F 24, IV 1935 6:2. Roosevelt sides reptd considering plan? for defeating him for re-election in 1936, F 26. 1935 12:1.
- Loses chance to become dictator of group of XJniv of Iowa students by refusing to accept telegram sent collect, Mr 1, 1:7
- Long debates with Sen Robinson in Sen- says Farley will resign and be succeeded by Gov Gen Murphy of P I- rept denied by Murphy and Robinson, Mr5. 1935 11:1.
- Long, in lr to com read in Sen, alleges Farley protected N H Davis, his brother and others from prosecution, Mr 7,1935 4:2.
- Farley denies charges, in lr to com, Mr 8, 1935 17:2.
- Fed Dist Atty, denies Long’s charges that he bought job from Farley, Mr 8, 1935 17:4.
- Com rejects demand for investigation- Long accused of muckraking- Long to take demand to floor of Sen, Mr 9, 1935 1:3.
- Long plans campaign to challenge adverse rept, Mr 10. 1935 33:4- Mr 11, 1935 1:6- Mr 12, 1935 4:2.
- Assailed as menace to nation by Gen. Johnson- reptd in alliance with Father Coughlin- share the wealth movement denounced, Mr 5, 1935 1:6- text. Mr 5, p 10- to reply. Mr 5, 1935 10:8- Mr 6. 1935 6:8- Mr 7, 1935 4:7.
- Long attacks Johnson, Roosevelt, B M Barach and Sen Robinson in Sen- denounced by Robinson, Mr 6, 1935 1:1- ed, Mr 7, 1935 22:1.
- Long, in radio s replying to Johnson, expounds share the wealth plan- denounces New Deal- Johnson comments, Mr 8, 1935 1:3- Mr 8, 1935 16:4.
- Ed on difference in ss, Mr 12, 1935 20:4.
- Johnson again assails Long, Mr 8, 1935 5:1.
- Johnson to attempt to enlist thinking citizens against Long and Coughlin- Long praises Coughlin’s reply to Johnson- cleavage between them reptd, Mr 13, 1935 11:1.
- Long will campaign in other States for share the wealth candidates- int. Atlanta- asked by St Paul (Minn) Jr Assn of Commerce to open golf tournament with Johnson, Coughlin and Gov Olson challenges B M Baruch to debate. Mr 17. 1935 35:8.
- Delays consideration of work relief bill by filibuster on War Dept bill. Mr 9, 1935 9:4.
- Sen rules limit action against filibuster, Mr 11,1935 1:6.
- Conducts another filibuster- urges Sen allocation of pork barrel funds in bill, Mr 12, 1935 4:2- ed, Mr 12,1935 20:3.
- A Krock on tactics- Sen Glass proposes to revise Sen rules, Mr 12, 1935 20:5.
- Drops filibuster- Sen rejects resolution for aid to coll students, Mr 13, 19 351:3.
- Threatens new filibuster- introduces amendment for aid of coll students- Sen Glass threatens night sessions- Long demands detail on repayment, Mr 14, 19 355:2.
- Complains of inability to pair votes on work relief bill- Sen rejects aid to coll students, Mr 15, 1935 1:6.
- Attacks Sen Wagner- defends McCarran amendment, Mr 16, 1935 2:2.
- A Krock on anti-administration oratory, Mr 17, IV, 1935 3:1.
- Tactics mentioned in feature article, Mr 17, IV, 1935 7:3.
- Sen passes work relief bill in hi3 absence to avoid renewal of filibuster, Mr 24, 1935 1:8- comment by him, Mr 24, 1935 2:4.
- Threatens delay on work relief bill, Mr 26, 1935 1:2.
- Repr O’Connor ridicules Sen action in passing bill before Long returned to Wash, Mr 27, 1935 1:3- Mr 28, 1935 20:5.
- Moscow paper calls him Fascist prophet Mr 11. 1935 3:5.
- Share the wealth plan denounced by Sen Robinson as economicallyimpractical, Mr 22. 1935 5:3.
- Against Roosevelt administration and for share the wealth plan. Columbia, S C: heckled by Univ of S C students, Mr 24, 1935 32:8: lr on plan, Mr 24, IV, 1935 9:5.
- Radio s denouncing Roosevelt recovery measures: says Roosevelt threatened to run as 3d party candidate if 1932 Dem convention failed to nominate him, Ap 1, 1935 13:1.
- Long expected to bolt Dem party in 1936 and run on 3d party ticket after teat in Dem pres primaries — to make 1st teat in Ga with aid of Gov Talmadge- invited to conf of potential 3d party leaders by M Reno, Ap 9, 1935 11:1.
- Comment on plans, Ap 10,1935 20:5.
- Belittled as 3d party leader by Sen Barbour, Ap 12,1935 8:5.186
- Ga leaders doubt Talmadge will aid- por, Ap 14, IV, 1935 6:4.
- Feature article on plans, Ap 14, IV, 1935 7:3.
- T. Bix-by Jr. sees possibility of splitting Dem party, Ap 22, 1935 19:8.
- Reno favors poi union with Coughlin and F E Townsend, Ap 23. 1935 8:4.
- Coughlin opposed, Ap 27, 1935 9:4.
- Long says he would abandon 3d party plans if Repubs would nominate Sen Borah for Pres on liberal platform, Ap 25, 1935 2:2.
- Invited to s at Port Washington Chamber of Commerce dinner, Ap 12, 1935 8:5.
- Aides attempt to restrain New Orleans Sewerage and Water from disbursing PWA funds, Ap 14,11, 1935 8:6.
- Long hopes to gain control of Fed funds by State legislation, Ap 15, 1935 7:1.
- Bill giving him control of PWA and relief funds introduced in House. Ap 36, 1935 12:2.
- Sec Ickes threatens to withhold PWA loans- denounces Long- Long retorts, Ap 17. 1935 1:3- ed, Ap 17, 1935 22:1.
- Bills pushed in Legis, Ap 17,1935 15:5.
- Passed by House, Ap 18, 1935 6:1.
- Ickes revokes new loans- Hopkins to disregard bill providing for State supervision of relief expenditures, Ap 19, 1935 1:6.
- Roosevelt refuses to comment on controversy, Ap 20, 1935 1:6.
- Bills passed by La Sen- Long returns to New Orleans- to answer Ickes in US1. Sen. Ap 20, 1935 2:3.
- PWA officials to study bills- Long prepare3 answer, Ap 21, 1935 22:1.
- Comment on controversy, Ap 21, IV, 1935 6:1.
- Long, in Atlanta, denounces relief agencies, Ap 22, 1935 12:4.
- In Sen, denounces Ickes, Roosevelt, Hopkins, Farley and others for denying La right to supervise spending of Fed funds, Ap 23, 1935 1:6- ed, Ap 24, 1935 20:1.
- Farley investigation resolution. Ap 24, 1935 1:6.187
- Denouncing administration and outlining share the wealth plan, to Natl Farmers Holiday Assn. Des Moines- in before a denounces Sec Wallace- praises Coughlin- booed at appearance at Drake relay races, Ap 28, 19 351:4.
- Filibuster to prevent passage of motion for Joint session to hear veto message defeated. My 22, 1935 1:4.
- H S Johnson urges administration to repudiate share-the-wealth plan. My 7, 1935 41:4.
- Criticizes Roosevelt’s statement on Sup Ct NRA decision, Je 2. 1935 28:3.
- Filibusters 14 hrs to delay action on NRA extension resolution, Je 13. 19 351:8.
- Filibuster after 15 hrs- Sen freshmen to continue war on his obstructionism, Je 14, 1935 2:1.
- Statistics on filibuster, Je 14, 1935 2:1.
- Renders request numbers during filibuster, Je 14, 1935 2:2- ed, Je 14. 1935 22:1.
- A Krock sees defeat in filibuster as check on Sen mastery, Je 14, 1935 22:5.
- Ed on Roquefort cheese dressing recipe given during filibuster, Je 15, 193 514:4.
- Feature article on filibuster, Je 16. IV, 1935 3:3- Ir, Je 21, 1935 13:6.
- Ed from Memphis Commercial Appeal, Je 23. IV, 1935 8:6.
- Ir from E G Senter claiming longer filibuster, Je 23. IV, 1935 9:5.
- Louis Share-the-Wealth Soc to boom him for Pres, S 10, 1935 2:6.
- Death clears road for Roose-velt's reelection, S 11.1935 1:7.
- R. E. Kent scores share-the-wealth movement, S 11, 1935 15:2.450. 3d party move believed broken by death. S 11,1935 17:2.
- Feature article on ability in natl politics and effect of death on Pres campaign, S 15, IV, 1935 3:1.
- G. L. K. Smith expects to conduct Share-the-Wealth propaganda in Wash. S 20. 1935 1:2.
- Feature article on Smith’s plans as successor, S 22, IV, 1935 11:1.
- Share-Our-Wealth meeting held, Monroe, La- Smith forced to stay away- tributes to Long, S 23, 1935 11:3.
- Ed from Dallas News on lack of successor, S 29, IV, 1935 8:6.
- Excerpts and comment on book. My First Days in the White House, soon tobe pub, S 11. 1935 15:8.
- Caricature with rev of book, S 29, VI, 1935 5:2.
- Oil refinery workers appeal to Roosevelt for relief from Long’s pol domination, Ja 4, 1935 .
- Sup Ct places New Orleans in technical bankruptcy, Ja 6, 1935 33:3.
- Baton Rouge citizens and workers organize as Square Deal Assn to fight Long’s dictatorship- demand special session of Legis to repeal laws, Ja 7, 1935 1:7.
- Long assails Roosevelt administration for supporting brothels in New Orleans through patronage machine, Ja 3. 1935 1:7.
- Payments on New Orleans' debts halted by Long’s restraining order. Ja 8. 1935 4:3.
- Patronage nominations held up- Long’s request for more detailed statement of libel action brought by S T Ansell dismissed, Ja 9, 1935 7:6.
- Patronage taken away from Long: Square Deaf Assn urges citizens to end hisdomination of Legis. Ja 10, 1935 1:3.
- Square Deal Assn organizing home guard army in every parish- E J Bourgeois, pres, and other leaders forbid violence- State police guard Capitol, Ja17, 1935 2:3.
- Bourgeois issues call for mobilization of Baton Rouge battalion, Ja 19, 1935 3:3.
- Mobilization- no actual drill but martial atmosphere- plans- women’s div appeal3 tor funds, Ja 20, 1935 1:5.
- Long names new council in Baton Rouge- calls city his „Little District of Columbia" — Square Deal Assnto continue fight, Ja 24, 1935 14:3.
- Long calls out Natl Guard to march on Baton Rouge after citizens captured ct house with shotguns and remained barricaded for 3 hrs- State administration contests possession of govt with 9 elected members of police jury, Ja 28,1935 1:6.
- Feature article on anti-Long opposition, Ja 27, XV, 1935 7:1.
- Long announces he will run for Gov in 1936. Mr 1, 1935 2:5.
- Renounces plan to run for Gov- to be candidate for Sen, Mr 7, 1935 1:6.
- Sen. passes oil tax bill- recesses to permit Long to reply to attack made by State Sen Hey wood- Long denies he is dictator, Mr 2, 1935 6:7.
- Cong seat assigned to Sen Gore, Ja 4, 1936 8:6.
- Sen resolution on death, Ja 4, 1936 9:1.
- Eulogized by Sen Overton and Caraway before Sen. Ja 23, 1936 2:2.
- Rev G L K Smith announces fusion of forces with those of Gov Talmadge to fight Roosevelt’s renomination, Ja25, 1936 6:3.
- Memorial planned by pol heirs, Ja 26,1936 6:6.
- Prosecutor McCrea exhibits lr attributing his death to Black Legion, My 30, 1936 8:6.
- Resolution introduced in La Legis seeking inquiry into death, Je 1, 10:5.
- House adopts resolution, Je 3, 1936 2:3.
- Death assailed by Rev G L Smith, Townsend convention, J1 16, 1936 1:1.
- Ed, from Cincinnati Enquirer, on fallacy of currency ideas, J1 19, IV. 19 368:6.
- Gov Leche says he was strictly party man: his theories nearer Roosevelt'3 than London’s, J123, 1936 10:4.
- Rev G L K Smith says New Deal persecuted followers, following his death, Ag 8, 1936 10:8.
- Law requiring public utilities to pay costs of rate investigation declared unconstitutional. As 27, 1936 13:7.
- Estate inventory filed, S 24, 1936 26:4.
- Birthday, Aug 30, adopted as holiday by La voters, N 5, 1936 14 5.
- Public offering of highway bonds to be made. J1 16, 1936 34:2.
- Gov Allen rules Fed officers out of Dem primary, Ja 8 1936 1:2.
- Long forces lead in record vote bloodshed and charges of fraud, Ja 22, 193 617:2.
- Results: R Leche nominated for Gov: E Long, Lieut Gov- Gov O K Allen for Sen Long’s unfinished term- A J Ellender to full Sen term, Ja 23, 1936 2:2.
- Shows Long’s pol machine continues with undiminished power- all Long’s plans carried out, Ja 26, IV, 1936 11:1.
- Official returns, Ja 27, 1936 3:2.
- Highway bonds to be offered. F 7, 1936 30:2.
- Feature articles on continuation of Long’s machine- ilius. F 23. VII, 1936 p 7.
- Mayor Walmsley of New Orleans offers to resign if Long machine will restore gov to city. Mr 10, 9:2.
- Road bonds awarded, Mr 11, 33:1- canceled. Mr 14, 1936 27:1.191
- Highway bonds awarded, Ap 18, 1936 34:1- Ap 20, 1936 33:1- Ap 29, 1936 33:1.
- Gov Noe plans to make Sen H P Long’s birthday legal holiday- asks Tex Centennial Exposition to make day La Day, My 10, 1936 33:3.
- Provisions of lobbying bill passed by both houses, J1 5, 1936 3:6.
- Sen Noe charges Gov Leche and Lt Gov Long with dictatorship, following arrest to force his presence for vote on oil tax, J1 5, 1936 18:5.
- Lt Gov E Long acts as Gov, J119, II, 1936 6:2.
- A J Ellender’s election to Sen assured, N 1, 1936 33:1.
- Highway bonds awarded, D 18, 1936 43:1.
- Refunding bonds to be offered, D 4,1936 40:1.
- Receives ICC authority to sell equipment trust certificates, Ap 4, 1936 31:2- Ap 10, 1936
- View on Sup Ctrecalled byRMoley, F 13, 1937 2:7.
- Final accounting of estate. Mr 9. 1937 2:2.
- Absolutism in La cited by Sen Clark, Mr 14, 1937 2:3.
- State Sup Ct voids La election law he had passed. Mr 23. 193 718:3.
- Comment on evidence La emergine from laws he pushed through, Mr 28. IV. 1937 10:5.
- C S Osborn calla J L Lewis his heir, Ap 20, 1937 12:3.
- Dictatorship cited by Sen Clark, Ap 22, 1937 14:7.
- Article on change in pol machine. My 9. IV, 1937 11:1.
- Anti-NRA filibuster recalled. J111. IV. 1937 6:7.
- State Sup Ct voids election law sponsored by Sen Long, Mr 23, 1937 18:3.
- Comment on evidences of break from legis pushed through by Long, Mr 28, IV, 1937 10:5.
- Pol feud with Fed administration publicly ended in official welcome to Roosevelt, Ap 30, 1937 3:1.
- Gov. Leche credits tax program for econ prosperity and State fund increase. D 14, 1937 28:3.
- State Sen Noe and Treas Tugwell to oppose Long in Gubernatorial election: H Long machine dominated by E K Long. S Weiss nnd Mayor Maestri- WPA investigation rnptd. Je 25. IV. 1939 6:3.
- Lecho defers resignation as Dr J M Smith. State Unix prea, disappears with univ funds. Je 26, 1936 1:1.
- Sec Ickes orders check-up on PWA program and allotments. Je 28. 1939 1:4.
- Col Harrington orders WPA investigators to push inquiry on charges that funds were used in private bldg construction, Je 29, 1939 5:1.
- Fed grand jury to open WPA inquiry, Je 30.1939 15:3.
- Smith, Mrs Smith, Adams, Brown and O W Ware indicted in defrauding 3 banks- Brown testifies- jailed- Smith revealed as trading concern head- Fed grand jury starts WPA inquiry- Sen Noe gathered affidavits. J1 1. 1939 34:1.
- Fed grand jury indicts Smith and Hart on 2d mail-fraud charge in. connection with hotel fixtures tax swindle: Weiss quits 3 jobs: Ear on Rouge City Comrs oust Police Chief J W Bates, Long backer. J122. 1939.30:1.
- Long appts E Chrifltenberry, former sne to his brother. H P Long, his sec- revival of Share Our Wealth program seen, J1 24. 19 393:5.
- Rogge returns from Wash with more aides: promises thorough Fed investigation. Л 27. 1939 4:4.
- Feu grand jury indicts 17 for PWA frauds. D 3. 1939 6:1.4. Кинофотоматериалы.344
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