Crime Today Eases as Gangster Era Fades
The Globe discusses a shift in crime from big-city syndicates to lone desperados like Dillinger. It argues organized crime’s business model has weakened, police work has improved, and the tide of crime is finally ebbing after years of violence.
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Uderworld
John Dillinger
Capone Mob
Chicago
Purple Gang
Detroit
Egan’s Rats
St. Louis
Diamond Outfit
New York
Jesse James
al Capone
Jmmie Dillinger
Machine Gun Kelly
Baby Face Nelson
Clyde Barrow
England
Capones
Historic destroyers scrapped mark end of an era
Secretary Swanson ordered the scrapping of 17 over age destroyers including five famous ships that first entered the European war zone after the United States declared war on Germany. The Conygham Porter McDougal Wainwright and Davis led American naval effort then and now are being retired, underscoring a pivotal historic moment.
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Swanson
United States
Germany
Conygham
Porter
McDougal
Wainwright
Davis
An Old Prophet and the New Economics
Areader recalls John Ruskin’s Unto This Last (1860) and its practical social economics. It argues that consumption is the end of production and that true wealth measures what a nation consumes, urging U S leaders and private enterprise to adopt Ruskin’s insights for a better common life.
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John Ruskin
Ruskin
Europe
United States
Bob
Geoffrey
Spite Marriage by Haviland Saylor on Long Island
Marsha Moore marries Bob Powers after believing Geoffrey Tarleton wed another. They honeymoon in Easthampton, Long Island, where Marsha discovers genuine love for Bob and happiness in making him happy. Interpersonal lies surface amid marriage humor and affection.
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Geoffrey Tarleton
Marsha Moore
Bob Powers
Easthampton
Long Island
Marsha
Bob
Nutrition and infection resistance by Dr Morris Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how nutrition strengthens immunity, highlighting vitamins A D and C and a diet with milk butter eggs and fresh vegetables. The piece stresses adequate intake without excess and notes vitamins influence nose and throat mucous defenses, with older research linking deficiency to illness. Bob and Marsha go to town, tomorrow.
Foam on beer leads to fine in Tacoma case
In Tacoma on August 9 Police Judge E J Hackett ruled foam on a glass of beer lasts 15 minutes. Bruno Demenichini was fined $100 after state police testified they entered his beer parlor at 1 40 AM finding three patrons with foaming drinks. The defendant claimed the beer was served before 1 AM.
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Tacoma
Wash
E. J. Hackett
Bruno Demenichini
Demenichini
City Sidewalk Cafes Flourish as Summer Dining Trend
New York summer dining favors sidewalk cafes across Manhattan from Park Lane to Fifth Avenue. Vendors like Cafe Royal and St Moritz inspire a casual al fresco scene with umbrellas and taxed tables, while figures such as O. Q. McIntyre and Bennie Uetherall become famed sitters and raconteurs of a vibrant Broadway era.
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New York
Bustanoby's
Champe = Flysees
Second Avenue
Winter Garden
Bennie Uetherall
World Temperance Union reports growth despite prohibition repeal
W C T U president reports at the Stockholm world conference that temperance and total abstinence are rising. Over 1,000 delegates attended and Dr Ella B Boole was reelected world president. Thirty nations represented with changing women’s suffrage around the globe.
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United States
World Conference of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Stockholm
Sweden
George Elo
Amarillo Organization
Elo
Ella B. Boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
Painters Pick Fort Worth For 1935 Texas Meet
Master painters and decorators of Texas, concluding a state convention in Austin, headed home after electing officers and selecting Fort Worth as the 1935 meeting place.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Fort Worth
Farmer Brown's Boy Sits On The Fence With Snakes
A farmer doubts snake behavior after seeing a garter snake take her babies into her mouth. He waits to witness proof on a flat rock in the Old Pasture but the snakes disappear into a crevice before he can confirm the scene. The next day the same event occurs with two or three young snakes still visible.
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Brown
Mrs. Gartersnake
Word Builder and Snakes Read Across a Village Tale
A 1934 Burgess tale follows a man puzzling over a word game that grows into a lively discussion about snakes and a farmer's boy. The farmer and villagers debate whether snakes swallow young or carry them in a throat pouch as another reader recalls a boy’s curiosity about Mrs. Gartersnake and her babies. The story shifts to the next tale, Wigglenose Has a Caller.
Broadway column notes and fashion from a Dempsey party
A Broadway column recalls O O McIntyre arriving late to the Dempsey party wearing an oxblood shirt and white four in hand. It mentions George M Cohen taking a seat in the last row and Ernest Hemingway era cafe style descriptions. The fragment records a shooting incident phrase from 1934 McNaught Syndicate.
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Bastian
Ernest Hemingway
Victor Herbert
George M. Cohen
O. O. McIntyre
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
School Days Ease Questions and Answers
A set of three Q and A items explains heat's health benefits by increasing blood flow. defines Islam as the Mohammedan religion and its adherents. and states that Japan can ship 125000 gross pencils to the United States annually under government permission.
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Japan
U. S
Painter of Madonnas theme puzzle clues
Word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues about art and anatomy. Includes references to Italian painters, architectural terms, animals, textures, and archaic words. Solving yields names, terms, and cross-referenced answers across grid positions.
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