07 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
1
Angel sleeves dominate the Paris teatime fashion with swooping silhouettes and expansive cuffs. Neatly crafted negligees in ruby georgette and turquoise satin showcase the trend, while a Parisienne sports a white pique frock with sapphire ribbon and cloche hat, and another favors a white silk dress with a red belt and accessories.
A 1908 verse contrasts garden imagery with the mind, asking what you sow in daily life. It poses choices between virtue and vice, urging reflection on reading, vision, and inner cultivation as a lifelong, year round garden.
A short 1932 Bell Syndicate WNU Service item cites a quip where a character asks what civilization is and answers with two paradoxical images a tiled bathroom and an armored car. The line reflects satirical humor of the era.
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union recipe column explains that small amounts of meat extract can flavor dishes. It offers Spanish Chicken with butter sauce, beef fricadelles using minced beef and rice, and French beef hash with chopped meat and potatoes baked until brown.
In a Burgess tale from 1932, Old King Eagle asserts royal rights over a fat fish carried by Plunger the Fish Hawk. Plunger resists, clings to his catch, and Mrs Plunger calls for help as the eagle usurps the scene with a chase above the Big River.
A 1932 Bell Syndicate feature notes Pearls remark on changing fashion and society but mocks pretentious convictions. The piece signals satirical tones about gossip and personal judgment in a serialized column.
Tornadoes across five southern states claim over 300 lives with Alabama worst hit, cities, casualties, homelessness, and a cold wave complicating relief. National Guard deployed. Red Cross aiding victims as governors call for donations. Congress battles a tax bill, killing the sales tax portion amid insurgent opposition, prompting budget-filling measures and a potential adjournment. Detroit plans to halt interest on city debts after talks with Senator Couzens. Prohibition debates flare as lawmakers push for further votes and a potential referendum. International notes include Ireland’s oath issue, German political crackdowns, and rising tensions in the China Japan talks with Manchurian troubles. Presidential power questions surface as legislators label the power trust a campaign factor amid state conventions backing Hoover.
From Washington: the La Follettes plan to enter Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska in Wisconsin’s April 5 Republican primaries to secure a delegation not voting for the President’s renomination. Norris and the La Follettes doubt Norris can win the nomination. Roosevelt’s 1932 Georgia primary victory is recalled as prior strategy. Congress debates navy surplus shore properties.
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