War profits tax bill and crisis tone in The Globe
The Globe reviews Congress drift toward wartime controls with a drastic profits tax proposal and an ice water analogy. It argues war fever dims when taxes and wages rise, urging responsible leadership to absorb unemployment with work and fair pay rather than dole programs.
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Congress
House of Representatives
McSwain
Senate
Nye
House
Senate Munitions Committee
Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
Doles
McClure
New York Social Scene Notes From 1935 Diary
A New York diary excerpt details a bustling day including 50th Street traffic oversight by a man in a tall hat, social encounters at Fouquet's, a Central Park zoo visit, and a Minsky burlesque. It praises C O McIntyre Walter Connolly as a top luncheon and after-dinner speaker and sketches gossip about Wells De Sylva and other celebrities along with light fiction glimpses and family tales.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
50Th Street
Stark Young
Rufus Steele
Pippin
Lois Long
Ben Ali Haggins
James Lee
Baron Wrangie
Fouquet’s
Zoo
Central Park
Dick Berlin
42D Street
Pondowdy
Arthur Samuels
Vivian
Buddy de Sylva
Walter Samuels
de Sylva
Samuels
Great Riches by Marcel Howe Farnham
James Stimson VII of New Concord becomes head of his family after grandparents’ deaths. A talk with Judge Holcomb about faith, life, and a possible God sparks a new hope in James. He heads to a prep school, guided by the judge’s hard won counsel on finding his place and resisting despair.
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James Stimson
New Concord
James
God
Lulu
Sarah
Cone
Hulcomb
Wounds and Blood Loss Health Advice
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that minor blood loss is not dangerous but prolonged bleeding requires medical attention. He describes wounds as skin breaks with tissue damage and warns helpers not to touch the wound, to remove clothing for inspection, and to keep fingers away.
Saltpeter and Prosperity in Early Industrial Rise
Fragmentary notes discuss saltpeter and nitrates fueling industrial prosperity. Mentions mines, deserts, and vast saltpeter production spanning nations, with references to chemical works and wartime supply needs.
Germany aims to boost sheep numbers by one million
In Halle on April 15, government spokesman Dr von Haussen announced Saxony that Germany must increase sheep herds by 1,000,000 this year compared with last year. The goal underscores agricultural policy and livestock expansion across the province.
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Halle
Germany
Saxony
von Haussen
Aunts Send Bible and Book of Mormon to Huey Long
Mrs Mary Caroline Woodruff, Huey Long’s maternal aunt, says she sent her nephew a Bible and a Book of Mormon during his Louisiana governorship and he replied with a personal portrait.
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Salt Lake City
Huey Long
Mary Caroline Woodruff
Louisiana
First Law School Opened in 1784 at Litchfield Conn
The first law school opened in 1784 at Litchfield Connecticut founded by Judge Tapping Reeve who taught it alone until 1798. The Jersey cow entered Tennessee in 1867 and became part of its famed dairy industry. John Calvin, a French Protestant reformer, led Geneva's church government in Switzerland.
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Litchfield
Conn
Tapping Reeve
Tennessee
John Calvin
Geneva
Switzerland
Word Builder Puzzle Turns Letters Into New Words
A playful word game describes building words by adding one letter each step. The narrative features a tense scene where a beautiful woman argues with her lover about marriage and domestic life, followed by a punny exchange about fat and dessert ending with a stubborn reaction.
Family Shadow Returns in A Fight for a Lady
Polly and Johnny Chuck discuss a returning young woman, revealed as one of their family’s daughters, who has wandered back to the area. They wonder where she has been and whether she will settle nearby, while tension rises as another suitor arrives.
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Walter Connolly
Walter Kelly
Johnny Chuck
Chuck
Polly Chuck
Polly
Johnny
T. W. Burgess
Canadian Explorer Puzzle Word List
A row of crossword style clues for horizontal and vertical entries describing explorers plants animals and objects. Includes references to river terms church items armory and common nouns with varied word lengths and definitions.
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Mississippi River
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