Dixie demagogues
By: by Allan A. Michie and Frank Ryhlick.
Contributors: Riley, Frank, 1927- joint author.
Publisher: The Vanguard Press
Published: 1939
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 298
Subjects: United States -- Politics and government -- 1933-1945.; Southern States -- Politics and government -- 1865-
Table of contents: title: Ill fares the land.; title: Texas Coolidge: Vice-President John Nance Garner.; title: What so proudly they wave: Governor W. Lee O'Daniel of Texas; Congressman Martin Dies.; title: Republocrats: Senators Jimmy Byrnes of South Carolina; Pat Harrison of Mississippi.; title: Mississippi's Bilbonic plague: Senator Theodore "The Man" Bilbo.; title: Fascism: American style: the heirs of Huey Long.; title: The Heflin era: "Tom Tom" Heflin of Alabama.; title: Four of a kind: Senators Bailey of North Carolina; Tydings of Maryland; Glass and Byrd of Virginia.; title: 16 per cent democracy: Georgia's Gene Talmadge; Senator Walter F. George.; title: Happy and Heely: Kentucky's Chandler; West Virginia's Senator Rush Holt.; title: Tarheel fuehrer: Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina.; title: Mistah Crump and Kay Dee: Boss Ed Crump of Memphis; Senator Kenneth D. McKellar of Tennessee.; title: "Now I'm in the doghouse": South Carolina's Senator Cotton Ed Smith.; title: The new South.