Books that Live and Civic Graft in New York
A column discussing publishing survival rates, noting only about 200 of 10,000 books each year endure beyond two years. It contrasts skepticism about Tamany Hall graft probes with the broader issue of New York City’s civic corruption and calls for energy and disarmament considerations from Tesla and Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Macrae, Jr
E. P. Dutton and Co
Macrae
The
Republic
Tammany Hall
New York
New York City
Empire State
Manhattan Island
Tammany
Syracuse
Buffalo
Liane
Clive
Robard
East
Van
Wall Street
Surabaya
McAlister
Suburbia
Mrs. Cleespaugh
Paris
Eva
Walker
St. Luke's Place
Leon Trotzky
Tiny Tim
Sonia
Minsk
Bobbie Edwards
Liane and Van Robard Stir Forbidden Longing
In a 1931 drama, Liane Barrett, amid a chaotic speakeasy night and a cautioned romance with Van Robard, faces gossip and family pressure at a Long Island summer stock affair. Cass Barrett lures Liane toward theater life while Van returns with a dangerous allure that tests Liane’s loyalties and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liane Barrett
Shane McDermid
Cass Barrett
Liane
Long Island
Clive Cleespaugh
Elsie Minter
Clive
Muriel Ladd
van Robard
Cass
Muriel
Desmond
Robard
Elsie
The
Clees
Michael Arlen Back Tracking Into Oblivion
Debonaire author Michael Arlen retreats from Hollywood to London and from frothy society to quiet hotel rooms. Once a literary lion, he now lives in subdued attire at Antibes and plans three years to craft a new novel with income from a protected investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Debonaire
Michael Arlen
Mayfair
London
Chesterton, Belloc
Bennett
Paris
Broadway
Hollywood
St. Moritz
Arlen
Futore
America
Antibes
International radio picks and a London science talk set
The report notes WJZ NBC will air Miss Mary Van Kleeck on the Amsterdam World Social Economic Conference from Holland on August 28. Sir Oliver Lodge will deliver a London transatlantic talk on September 15 about a Hundred Years of Science. The column also lists evening radio programs on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS and ends with an Echophone sales pitch amid a scene of a study with radio dials and a murmur from Mrs Cleespaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Holland
Wjz-Nbc
Mary van Kleeck
International Relations Association
Amsterdam
PCCJ
Eindhoven
Oliver Lodge
London
Wabc-Cbs
Cloud King the Condor Eyes a Noisy Airplane
In a rural tale from 1931, Cloud King the California Vulture watches a distant airplane as Farmer Brown's Boy and Cousin Tom observe a rare condor. The birds fear interference from man-birds, while the explorers note the species' decline and the danger of egg collecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Tom
Cloud King
Condor
Ol’ Mistah Buzzard
California
Cousin Tom
T. W. Burgess
Crossword puzzle words of six letters with hints
A compact crossword grid list featuring horizontal and vertical clues across various topics. Entries include definitions for six letter words such as pertains to pottery, exclamation of laughter, existence, lane, and more, with numerous theme-like phrases and partial phrases woven into the crossword style.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Pubiishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
News and Business
Circulation
Ara Arener Ie Ca
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Nikola Tesla
William E. Borah
Idaho
Will Durant
Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper
Eart
Liane Ie Y EL McElliott
NEA
Burlingame
Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
O. O. McIntyre
H. N. Swanson
BY C.e.butterfield
WEAF
NBC Chain
Lee Morse
Gladys Rice
Earl Waldo
Mickey Walker
Lopez
WABC
CBS
Connie Boswell
Freddie Rich
Ben Bernie
WJZ
NBC
Marcella Shields
Lew White
Amarillo Electric Co
East 8Th St
Distributors
Aiken House
Bedtime
Cloud King the Condor
Greenwich Village
Nut Club
Hardley
Ann Sutherland
Don Clarke
Geraldine Farrar
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Happy Jack
Galley
American Federation of Labor
City
Washington
France
Strait of Dover
Prophet
aRo
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