Veterans Bureau chief may take nomination for Economy Act errors
General Frank T. Hines is expected to accept the nomination related to Economy Act administration errors. The plan would keep him in his position for a year and then grant him a brigadier general appointment so he can retire with pay. Island and Missouri Pacific are the top roads mentioned, with more expected.
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Veterans’ Bureau
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MISSING NOTICE PANHANDLE DAILY NEWS CLAIMS EDITORIAL INDEPENDENCE
The Daily News describes itself as a second class Amarillo Texas publication delivering morning and evening editions. It serves the Panhandle region and surrounding areas with dispatches from major papers and asserts independent Democratic editorial stance.
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Associated Press
Daily News
Industrial Recovery Bill debated by New York insiders
New York insiders argue the Industrial Recovery Bill is essential to curb disorder and reemployment. Big industrialists push for voluntary wage and hour cuts, while small manufacturers resist. banks and Wall Street influence also suspected. Trade associations edge toward ready codes, with retail regulation seen as key to consumer prices. Rail and department store trends show cautious improvement nationwide.
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Historians Fail To Play Fair On Persians Side Of Greece
A 24 century old cache of crumbling Persian tablets discovered in Persepolis by Dr. James Henry Breasted may reveal the Persian view of the Marathon and Salamis campaigns. He argues history is biased toward victors and hopes deciphering the obverse of these tablets will offer a new slant, possibly altering long held judgments.
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Chicago University
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India
Meanderings from New York Society and Broadway Scene
A July 15 tone guide lists Peggy Hopkins Joyce as a novice, naval officer William Comerford seeking a publisher for My First Fourteen Wives, and June wedding notes from Communist nuptials to a Coney Island roller coaster ceremony. Describes Noel Coward farewell party with Hollywood stars, composer Frederick Hollander’s Prohibition joke, nightlife snippets, Mickey Mouse Club, and Jack Dempsey’s supper club visits and pranks.
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Joyce
William T. Comerford
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Jersey
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Gold Coast
Broadway
Noel Coward
Dorothy Parker
Edna Ferber
Tallulah Banknead
Clifton Webb
Fred Astaire
Adolphe Menjou
Conway Tearle
Peggy Wood
Richard Barthelmess
Gloria Swanson
Hope Williams
Lee Tracy
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Frederick Hollander
Germany
Hollander
Menus for Dr. McCoy Week of June 18 1933
Weekly menu and notes from Dr. McCoy outline daily meals from Sunday to Saturday starting June 18 1933. Includes detailed recipes for veal loaf corn casserole and etiquette about gelatin veal leftovers plus Q A on plastic surgery and carrot benefits.
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Niece Returns to Work After Long Wait
Mrs Tilford Moots' niece abandons nursing to resume work as a graniteware clerk in the 10 cent store after years of waiting for a millionaire with a broken leg. Miss Tawney Apple gets a handsome smoking jacket for her birthday.
The Ground Hog Feeds Rabbit Puff in Folk Tale
The Ground Hog shows kindness to the Rabbit and Puff by providing ample food. Puff declares contentment after a hearty meal, saying he has no care when full.
Modern Etiquette and Conversation Duties
A Q and A on hotel etiquette instructs a woman to ask a bell-boy to summon a taxi and to stay one to two hours after dinner if entertainment ends. The hostess bears responsibility to keep conversation from lagging, while a congenial group finds topics easily. A note adds that state and federal aid road work sustains about 300000 jobs for a year.
Roosevelt’s Call To Fifty Four Nations For Peace
Frances Perkins, the new labor chief, aims to bring relief with shorter hours and better pay to reduce grief. The clues point to urgent entreaty and expanse of salt water as the wartime refrain.
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Dorothy Dix on the worth of a husband and its many values
Dorothy Dix argues a wife values a stolen husband at a high price yet explores the many roles a husband plays. She lists seven or more reasons including companionship, meal tickets, flavoring life, steady dating, sparring, and an alibi for duties.
Darling Fool Meets Domestic Gossip at O'Dare Farm
Monnie O'Dare loves Dan Cardigan but fears Sandra Lawrence pulls him away. A visitor, Laura Briggs, arrives for cooling drinks and familiar chatter in the O'Dare kitchen as Mark attends to river plans and Miss Briggs unburdens her burdens while the comic page continues.
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Monnie O’dare
Dan Cardigan
Sandra Lawrence
Charles Eustace
Monnie
Dan
Sandra
Hetty
James
Laura Briggs
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