The White Hunter Shadow the Weasel Hunts Peter Rabbit
Shadow the Weasel stalks Peter Rabbit through the Green Forest in a white-coated hunt. He tracks Peter from log to stump, noting Happy Jack Squirrel and Jimmy Skunk traces as the night air grows colder and hungrier.
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Peter Rabbit
Green Forest
Shadow
Weasel
Shadow the
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Hooty
Owl
Hooty the Owl
Whitefoot
Woodmouse
Peter
Sitle
Happy Jack Squirrel
Happy Jack
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Dog Pursuit Sparks Fear in Rural Chase
A tense scene unfolds as a dog bounds through a doorway, snarling with sharp teeth while pursuing Veter, muttering aloud that “it’s down in there and I’m glad of that” as it accelerates beyond previous leaps.
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Veter
J. G. Lloyd
WNU Service
Boston Men Pioneers of Heating In New England
James Jones Walworth and Joseph Mason, Boston businessmen, started a heating venture in 1944 to finance a new heating device for homes and businesses. Their firm contributed to early development of steam and hot water heating systems in buildings.
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New England
Boston
James Jones Walworth
Joseph Mason
Slit Skirt Returns in Augusta Fashion Rebound
Bernard, the French designer behind the smart restaurant dress, announces the slit skirt is returning. The black satin dress pairs with a sophisticated jacket featuring oversized black fox fur cuffs, signaling a renewed trend in high style.
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Augusta. Bernard
Low Roofs by Douglas Malloch
A reflective poem tracing childhood faith and its simple church life. The speaker recalls a time of plain sermons and clear creed, then questions modern religion’s grandeur. He hopes to find a humbler, truer view of God among modest roofs and grounded faith.
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Douglas Mallach
WNU Service
Ham and Egg Sandwich Recipe Note
Quick luncheon or supper idea describes a hot sandwich with chopped ham and eggs fried in bacon fat, cut into squares and served on toasted bread with currant jelly. Also mentions a Chickurry Sandwich with chicken ham curry mixture and curry powder. CWNU Service.
Hot Roast Beef and Oyster Tea Sandwiches 1932 recipe
Fourths of a cupful of thick white sauce and one half teaspoonful of silt mix with curry crumbs toast six slices of legend one side spread with curry and buttered crumbs bake until brown serve hot with pickles lay slices of roast beef in brown gravy between buttered bread pour gravy over all and serve hot. Cut oysters into bits mix butter salt cayenne and oyster liquor stir in cracker crumbs fill buttered sandwiches and serve at once.
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Western Newspaper Union
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act Passes in Senate
The Senate approved the administration bill creating a Reconstruction Finance Corporation to extend 2 billion dollars in credit to banks railroads and other lenders. Eight western senators voted no. The House quickly passed a related measure and President Hoover signed the act, marking a major step in the nation’s economic rehabilitation.
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Orr
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Hoover
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Blaine
Wisconsin
Bratten
New Mexico
Bulow
South Dakota
Connally
Texas
McGill
Kansas
Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate Finance Committee
Stimson
Francis White
National City Company
Oliver GC. Townsend
Peru
Ence
Moorer
Arkansas woman wins Senate seat in her own right
RS. Fhatite W. Carraway of Arkansas, widow of Senator T. J. Carraway, becomes the first woman elected to the U S Senate. She held a temporary Washington seat and faced two independents who drew few votes. Democrats nominated her, and she won without campaigning. The piece notes Roosevelt opposition and Chicago’s $200,000 bid for the convention, with a June 27 opening date.
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RS. Fhatite
W. Carraway
Arkansas
T. J. Carawiay
Senate
The
Palk
Caraway
Washington
Harvey Parnell
Ranklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee
Chicago
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Beisan
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Thornton W. Burgess
Boston Men Pioneers
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Wendell P. Miller
New York
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By Douglas Malloch
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Cwnu Service
Lower
Fred I. French
Wall Street
New “City
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Supreme Court
Edward YW. Pickard
Olver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Holmes
Cloiing
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Curtis D. Wilbur
Coolidge
Navy
William Dewitt Mitchell
John W. Davis
William 8. Kenyon
Eighth District
United States Circuit Court
Robert von Moschazisker
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
Court of Appeals
Learned Hand
Sliddle
James A. Wilkerson
District Court
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Justice O. W. Holmes
HMN
Charles G. Dawey
Great Britain
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Farrell
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Dwight FP. Davis
Philippine Slings
Davis
Tropics
Porto Ribo
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
A. I. FP
James R. Beverly
House Ways and Means
Mellon
Treasury
Department
Judiciary Committee
Wright Patman
Alexander W. Gregg
Internal Revenue Bureau
Paris
Lavallan
Doumer
Whouard Herriot
Laval
Briand
France
Hancellor Brunning
Germany
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Bulgaria
Japan
OG. B. Chamberlain
Mukden
Tokyo
Ninomiya
Commission of Investigation
League of Nations
Europe
Manchuria
Frank QR. McCoy
William D. Mitchell
Uawaii
Honolulu
House Naval Committee
Thomas H. Massie
Granville Fortescue
Joseph Kahahawal
Massie
Leutenant
Navy Circle
Adams
Lawrence Judd
Badens
Anti-Saloon League
Alang
League
Sr. Scott McBride
W. N. Ainsnworth
Birmingham
Ala
William H. Murray
Morris Sheppard
Patrick Callahan
Louisville
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against
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E. D. Smith
B. Chamberlain
F, Scott McBride
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