National Whirligig reports mixed reaction to NRA demise
New York observers partly cheer the NRA setback while warning of post decision turmoil. They foresee risks from Congress disorganization, code collapse on prices, and heightened labor radicalism. Wagner bill prospects rise, while bonus plans fade amid strategic delays and veteran sentiment. Domestic stores see weak demand and cheap pricing, with cotton markets facing competition from Japan and Caribbean shifts.
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Supreme Court
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Stall
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Revival and modernization drive lift industrial hopes
The piece notes a renewed investment mood as oil bonds are refunded and reinvested, boosting stock markets. It cites a 700 million yen Japanese naval appropriation, a shift speeding plant renovations, and rising heavy industry gains. National Steel’s 50 million bond issue sold quickly at a premium, while steel shipments may lag this half, needing 650 thousand tons monthly to match last year.
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South Pole
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Constitutional conventions and the path to amending the Constitution
Dissatisfaction with Supreme Court rulings fuels talk of a general constitutional convention. The article recalls Article V provisions, past proposals like Ingalls 1876, and memorials from Wisconsin 1929 urging a convention. Proponents cite two-thirds state applications. opponents question validity of old memorials and fulfilled purposes.
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Ohio
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Organized Minorities and Public Opinion
A compact study argues that organized small groups influence government more than unorganized masses. It notes farmers labor soldiers and consumers are represented by lobby groups and that national elections reveal public will, while straw votes offer only guesses. The piece warns of future panhandlers presenting names as though voters.
Tomatoes Healthful: A guide to nutrition and use
A vintage health column extols the tomato as a vitamin C rich fruit. It traces its Peruvian origins, early European suspicion, and modern canned versions. Practical advice covers ideal meal pairings, digestion benefits, and tomato juice as a dietary aid.
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Peru
South America
Mexico
Europe
Radio Clock Features Music and Sports on Saturday
New York schedules Saturday radio concerts and sports events across CBS NBC and local stations. Westminster choir at Princeton performs at 1 PM and 4 PM with 5 000 in attendance under Dr John Finley Williamson. Other recitals include Chicago alumni event 8 30 to 9 PM and Washington University glee club 10 to 10 15 AM. Belmont Stakes and National Open Golf finish the day with full broadcasts. Fishing trawler Heckla described at 11 AM and 2 30 PM. Jimmy Braddock guest on Thornton Fisher sports parade at 5 45 with Walter Huston cameo.
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Weaf-Nbc
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Wabc-Cbs
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Weaf-Nec
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NBC
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WJZ
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Husing
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Thomas Bryan George
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Cameron King
Edward H. Cooley
Jimmy Braddock
Thornton Fisher
al Jnotsoen
Walter Huston
Ernest
An Eclectic Tour of New York Buying Ancestors and Echoes
James Reston riffs on wealth and status in New York, noting the practice of “buying ancestors” via artful portraits, Long Island estates, and antique shops. He cites Poe’s Island and references figures like Stark Young, George M. Cohan, and Clifford Odets, mingling humor with social commentary.
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Third Avenue
East River
42Nd Street
Hervey Allen
Edgar Allen Poe
Israfel
Poe
Stark Young
Texas
George M. Cohan
Cliford Odets
Soviet Bluebeard killer executed in Kharkov
Soviet engineer Ivan Malishev known as a bluebeard was executed after confessing to raping and killing 20 women. Crimes traced to last November when he was seen washing blood from his shoes.
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Russia
U.P
Ivan Malishev
Malishev
Dorothy Dix Says Dear Miss Dix On Wives Helping Husbands
Dorothy Dix argues that selfless wives who give and work beside their husbands drive success, while selfish wives who take undermine marriages. She cites self made men and the long-term costs of neglecting mutual effort, urging daughters to be steadfast partners in love and labor. Office Force
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Lorothy
Dix
Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Ideal marriage circled by equal love and duty
A columnist argues the ideal marriage centers on mutual love, noting the wife should often love more due to its greater personal importance. Examples discuss a husband’s demand for a well-kept home and wife appearance, referencing social judgment and the strain of appearances on a surgeon’s practice, with a note on Dorothea Dix's column.
Honeymoon Wife The Story of a Girl Who Loved and Lost
Derek Craig and Mavis Culver drift into a romance as family intrigue colors their bond. Peter Craig, Derek’s cousin, and Miss Anne navigate wills, boredom, and rival suitors while small-town gossip swirls around the courtship on a hill road detour.
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Mavis Culver
Derek
Peter Craig
Peter
Miss Craig
Jackson
Anne
Caswells
Montague Bates
Monty
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