Roosevelt pressure shifts Senate on veterans relief and Morgan inquiry
Washington coverage shows President Roosevelt leveraging public stance to push a 25 percent veterans relief reduction amid veteran protests and American Legion lobbying. Behind the scenes Senate investigations feature J P Morgan, with Glass bill risks and looming Rockefellers ties, signaling power shifts in finance and policy.
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Washington
Buck Rogers Scene Teases New 25th Century Tale
A brief notice hints at Buck Rogers in a 25th century setting with a focus on a learned or simple language theme. The fragment suggests a science fiction feature or panel involving the famous character and imagined far-future culture.
Morgan influence and Pecora findings face Senate scrutiny
Testimony centers on conditions before Rockefeller placed his son in law as president as the Senate prepares July 14 hearing. The piece argues the Morgans wield unofficial power through prestige and intelligence networks, shaping policy across many firms and industries.
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Rockefeller
Senate
Not a Bad Idea Aims for Red State Finances
State Senator Ben G O Neal of Wichita Falls argues it is better for Texas finances to run a deficit than to use cash basis accounting He says debt curbs extravagance and cites prior surplus funds that were spent after reducing the school age and increasing expenditures He warns the legislature may seek more spending if budget balance is maintained.
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Moore County
Ben G. O'Neal
Wichita Falls
New York Letter highlights Broadway gossip and clubs
Paul Harrison’s New York letter surveys entertainment figures on Broadway from Eddie Cantor to Irving Berlin and Sam Jaffe, notes shifts at burlesque houses, and calls out night spots like Lindy’s and the Park Central. He also spotlights Greenwich Village venues El Flamenco and El Chico, and describes Minetta Creek under a night club.
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New York
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Irving Berlin
Broadway
Rudy Vailee
Sam Jaffe
Kringelein
Jaffe
Harpo Marx
Lindy’s
Helen Morgan
Embassy Club
Charmel
Follies Bergere
St. Regis
Park Central
Cocoanut Grove
Joan Castle
Mack Sennett
Fanny Ward
Greenwich
Lee Chumley
Bedford Street
Trini
Sheridan Square
Consuelo Moreno
Minnie
Josh Meadows
Edsel Ford
Minetta Creek
Manhattan Island
Dessert Recipes For Healthier Endings
Dr Frank Wedgy discusses desserts that fit a balanced meal and avoid digestive trouble from starches. He lists Shredded Wheat Ice Box Dessert Apple Bergs Double Roasted Peanut Butter Ice Cream Raisin Pie sans Croute and Grape Juice Frappe with step by step preparations and serving notes.
Puff and Fluff Brave Snowy Bluff Push
A young Fluff frets how they will descend a snow covered bluff. Puff reassures with a plan to pull a bush up and invites Fluff to hop on for a push.
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Puff
Strengthening the Heart Through Exercise and Diet
A reader aged 20 asks how to strengthen the heart. The answer emphasizes systematic physical culture and a careful diet as key methods to build heart strength and overall cardiovascular health.
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P. M
Grammarships Quiz Answers Key
1. Omit of all. 2. Equipage pronounced ek wi paj e with i as in it a as in page and stress on first syllable. 3. Ennui. 4. Unseemly frivolity. 5. Calumniate.
Modern Etiquette Q A on Invitations and Seating
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about declining invitations and etiquette at a small home wedding. The guest of honor typically sits to the right of the hostess, and light refreshments usually follow a home wedding.
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Roberta Lee
Yawning and milk substitutes in diet questions
A reader asks why yawning occurs and is told it stems from oxygen shortage, with advice on deep breathing. Another question on substituting milk for meat notes milk protein differs but serves as an excellent alternative for vegetarians, with caution about dietary balance.
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Warren J
Tolerance and youth fellow feeling in Dorothy Dix column
Dorothy Dix argues that both young and old are quick to judge others and slow to tolerate differences. She notes parents and elders differ on standards, while youth judge youth, leading to mutual intolerance across generations. She suggests broad mindedness is rare and age tends to narrow views.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Nancy Ellen
Public Ledger
Darling Fool introduces Monnie and love triangle
Monnie O'Dare, working in Vernon’s drug store, loves Dan Cadrigan while Sandra Lawrence schemes to win him. Angie Gillen seeks Bill O'Dare’s mercy as her divorce drags on and tension rises over finances and romance. Continued on Comie Page.
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Monnie O’dare
Vernon
Dan Cadrigan
Sandra Lawrence
Monnie
Charles Eustace
Kay
Bill
Angie Gillen
Hetty
Jimmy
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