Why We Have the Straddle in Politics
Discussion of conventions notes that straddling, a symptom of discordant party elements, cripples clear pronouncements. The piece argues two party loyalty and responsibility falter, causing Congress to fumble, party platforms to lose meaning, and calls for a realignment to restore representative government.
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Republican Party
Norris
Borah
Senator LaFollette
President Hoover
Senator Reed
Calvin Coolidge
Democratic Party
al Smith
Heflin
Jim Reed
Newton D. Baker
Owen D. Young
Murray
Congress
Thieves Steal Pat Roche's Auto in Chicago
A brief Chicago dispatch reports thieves stole the automobile owned by Pat Roche the renowned Cook County state's attorney investigator. The incident highlights thieves' disregard for prominent figures and raises questions about whether they knew the car's owner or what their reaction would be.
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Pat Roche
Chicago
Cook County
Dickinson Urges Gold Standard To Safeguard Dollar
Senator L. J. Dickinson in a Republican keynote speech argues national safety hinges on keeping the gold standard and maintaining the value of the American dollar globally.
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L. J. Dickinson
Simeon D. Fess
Voters face careful choice amid low mood year and busy candidate fields
Across the nation the mood is down and many offices attract many hopefuls as work remains scarce. In Bay City Michigan more than 50 seek the sheriff job, signaling broader hiring pressures in public life during hard times.
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Bay City
Mich
New York Letter warns of sea-going card sharks
The New York letter reports sea-going con men reappearing on Atlantic routes targeting contract fans and Broadway figures, with losses up to $3,000. It notes scammers' links to speakeasies and warns travelers abroad to beware. The piece also humorously speculates on bath innovations and bathtub fishing fantasies. Gilbert Swan signs the column from Allentown, Pa.
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New York
Atlantic
Broadway
Oceanside
South Seas
Allentown
Gilbert Swan
McCoy's Weekly Menus Include Meat and Fruit Dishes
The list details Dr. McCoy's suggested meals for Sunday through Saturday starting June 26, featuring daily breakfast lunch and dinner menus with items like roast pork mutton chops fish and vegetables. A homemade fig ice cream recipe and a social note about Puffy's party follow, noting friendly remarks and a riddle on Puffy's age.
Unknown Delegate Alias Walks by Restaurant Before Entering
A delegate alias passes a restaurant three times before entering, demonstrating timing in choosing where to go. The incident highlights cautious movement and decision timing in social settings.
Walking and health questions from a reader column
Mrs Alma V asks about walking a mile when tired at 48 years and 155 pounds, five feet four inches tall, and whether she is too heavy. The answer suggests short walks, gradual distance increase as health improves. Norma asks about poisonous injections for low blood pressure. the answer links low pressure to bodily poisoning and promotes eliminating toxins plus exercise as a cure. N I J asks about throbbing in the head when rushing, warning it may indicate high blood pressure and notes possible prolapsed organs. a doctor’s exam is advised.
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Alma V
Norma
Radio Tonight's Features Listings by Network and Time
Friday schedule details multiple networks NBC WEAF CBS WBC NBC WJZ WLW WENR and KFAR with orchestras singers and shows listed from 6:00 PM to 10:15 PM including Leonard Joy Roy Shield Whiteman and Cab Calloway ensembles plus Amos and Andy repeat and Southern Symphonies listings.
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Associated Press
Nbc-Weaf
BASIC
Midwest
WMAQ
WOC
WHO Wow
WDAF
SOUTH
KWOO
WKY
WFAA
WBAP
Wocal
Kths Mountain
KOA
Orch
Cavaliers
Eskimo Night Club
Leo Reisman
Rapee
Paris
Russ Columbo
Vincent Lopez
Ralph Kirbery
Moss Or
Teddy Black
Cbs-Wbc
Basic Chain
WCCO
Kmox Mountain
KLZ
Irving Kaufman
Gus van
Shilkret
Barlow Symphony
Lanny Ross
Nelson’s
Arnheim Orches
Sissle
NBC
WJZ
WLW
WENR
KVOO
Leonard Joy
B. A. Rolfe
Friendship Town
Roy Shield
Whiteman
Pickens Sisters
Amos ‘N' Andy
West
Sodero
Cab Calloway
Southern Symphonies
Grammar Quiz and Vocabulary Answers
The list asks five questions on grammar pronunciation spelling meaning and a word starting with com meaning combative. Answers include using lain instead of laid the hip pronunciation of i the physiology spelling option and reticent meaning inclined to keep silent and combative as the com word meaning disposed to fight.
Dorothy Dix Warns Against Women With Nothing To Do
Dorothy Dix laments the idle woman who invades busy homes, delaying work and wasting time. She argues such visitors intrude during morning planning and work hours, intruding on mothers, professionals, and creators. The piece urges productive activity over perpetual social visits.
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Dorothy Dix
Public Ledger
Reader attacks Sterling record in Texas governor race
George Cox protests a Ferguson Forum reprint of an editorial disputing Governor Sterling’s claims. He argues the budget not balanced, cites audited deficits, and claims martial law raised oil taxes and inflated costs, detailing alleged taxpayer burden from East Texas actions.
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Daily News
Sterling
Ferguson Forum
George Cox
Buchanan St
Ross
United States
Texas
Moore Lynn
General Revenue
General Revenue Fund
East Texas
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