A Nation of Boobs Op-Ed Sparks Wide Discussion
James R. Bancroft argues that the United States must stop being a nation of books and embrace practical steps to end the low mood. He critiques tariffs, war debts, taxation, prohibition, and stock-market excess while urging sound policy over demagoguery, echoed by other writers commenting on national finance and morality.
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James R. Bancroft
American Institute of Finance
United States of America
Nero
Rome
Congress
United States
To Plan or Not to Plan by Glenn Frank
An analysis of America’s planning fervor in the early era of economic organization. The essay traces widespread calls for plans from Beck, Chase, Soule, Smith and others, notes Roosevelt and LaFollette family involvement, and critiques two main objections: failed integrated planning and the clash between planning and freedom.
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Glenn Frank
America
Charles A. Beard
Stuart Chase
George Soule
J. Russell Smith
National Civic Federation
American Federation of Labor
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Philip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
Senate
Gerard Swope
McClure
Westward Passage Romance Between Olivia and Old Love
Olivia on a homeward liner hides a long held passion as her former husband Nick, now a famous novelist, returns to see her. A tense family scene unfolds with gossip and fear of scandal. Olivia admits love for Nick while bound to Harry Ottendorf. a telegram hints at a postponed reunion as Nick waits by the park gate.
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Olivia
Harry Ottendorf
Nicholas Allen
Nick
Harry
Chicago
Peter van Tyne
Hendricks
Ruth
Henrietta
Henrietta Parsons
Hendrick
Olvia
Superstition in Show Biz Haunts Theatre Folk
The feature surveys theater superstition from Otis Skinner to Chaplin and Chaplin's white horses, noting rituals the greats keep and odd beliefs around luck. It contrasts stage lore with high society in Harlem’s Sugar Hill and mentions the Waldorf Astoria sale for a symbolic dollar and J. P. Morgan’s loan encounter.
Radio 10 Clock Y C E Butter Changes Voice
New York April 12 Associated Press Radio Editor reports that Graham Mc Namee will leave his WEAF NBC Thursday night duties on April 21. A new dialect approach will replace the present style for Rudy Vallee programs. A fan letter prompts a one time exception to allow a child access to the Goldbergh show. Broadcast listings for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC follow with times and program names.
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Associated Press
New York
Graham McNamee
Rudy Vallee
WEAF
NBC
Goldbergh
Steven Preston
Bayonne
N. J
Josephine
Mary and
Bob
George Olsen
Jack Denny
WABC
CBS
West
Mills Brothers
Kate Smith
WJZ
Ray Perkins
Senator Borah
McCravy Brothers
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The Great Iron Key To The Park Gate
Olivia and Nick escape through a series of locks and gates moving toward safety in the park. They hide under a rusty willow near Booth and listen for dawn as they plan a future together. The scene centers on their reunion and quiet happiness after escape, with the telegram still in hand.
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Twentieth
Nick
Booth
Gramercy
Olivia
Yowler the Bobcat and a Clever Mouse
A Bobcat named Yowler hunts a quick Pine Mouse in the Green Forest after a successful dinner. He carries the mouse to a rocky den, but later discovers the mouse vanished, leaving him wary of possible escape or theft by other forest denizens. The tale closes hinting at Yowler's next misadventure with the mouse.
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Yowler
Bobcat
Green Forest
Purple Hills
Danny Meadow
Miner the
Reddy Fox
Old Man Coyote
Mistress Moon
T. W. Burgess
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