Senate probes guns and immunity in libel suit
The Senatorial Munitions Committee lacks funds and staff as it nears completion. It has spent $50,000 with disclosures seen as valuable, and calls for new Congress to provide needed support to finish its work without lapse. Huey Long faces trial in the $500,000 Ansell libel suit despite immunity claims. Long may be questioned in a federal court over interpolated statements. The piece also includes a column arguing the 1994 election signaled a non political mood around Roosevelt’s New Deal and party reform needs.
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Rodney Dutcher
Congress
Huey Long
Supreme Court of the Unied States
Louisiana
Samuel T. Ansell
Long
Senate
Treasury
United States
Supreme Court
Ansell
Glenn Frank
Parley May Crow
Orgo
Commonweal
of Opinion
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Farley
Cabaret Girls Grow Better in The Broadway Scene
A collage of notes on Broadway cabaret culture and figures from 1930s New York. Observations describe younger cabaret performers, impresarios seeking chastity allure, and noted personalities including Dreiser, Zukor, Benchley, and Winninger, with social milieu at venues like Beekman Place and the Biltmore.
Word Builder and Mice in the Field
A puzzle and a short tale unfold with a Word Builder game where a letter replaces a blank and a Kachi word rearranges letters. Nanny comments on overcrowding and the presence of neighbors Black Pussy, Reddy Fox, Mrs. Reddy, Hooty, Spooky, and Blacky the Crow, warning of future food shortage and displacement.
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Nanny
Danny
Black Pussy
School Days and History Questions for Readers
A reader quiz covers definitions and facts. It explains tyro as a beginner and clarifies why Hoover is called the 31st president due to Grover Cleveland's split terms, with Cleveland counted as both the 22nd and 24th. It notes The World Almanac is published by The New York World.
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Hoover
Grover Cleveland
Benj. Harrison
Cleveland
New York World
Marian Bowman Faces Dilemma Over McSwain Bribery Plot
Marian Casad confronts district attorney with a tangled web involving contractor McSwain, a raised pay check, and her husband Lon Casad. She plans to expose bribery and pursue an inspection of East Brazos High School materials, while seeking Hamlin who holds pivotal evidence.
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Marian Casad
McSwain
Lon Casad
Lon
Marian
Waki
Hashya
McSwains
Cliff Hendon
Silver
Hendon
Don Quixote
Hondon
Max Hamlin
Lan
Hamlin
Reno
East Brazos High School
Len
Howdy
Miss Marian
Jeanne Bowman
Health Talk on Rheumatic Infections and Disability
A health article notes rheumatic infections form a large share of disability linked to heart disease. It cites 138000 of Massachusetts 500000 with chronic disorders having rheumatism and 5600 totally disabled, explaining causes include gland disorders diet disturbances and constitutional diseases. It adds infections in tonsils teeth roots or gallbladder can seed joint inflammation and removing original infection stops new infections but may not heal existing joints.
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Massachusetts
EJ Guiding Your Child
Adelaide's defiant behavior led her parents to a psychiatrist for months of observation. The specialist diagnosed the underlying cause, and a bill of several hundred dollars was paid to reveal a straight case of real- world issues behind the conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Adelaide
Christmas parade snowball dawns as Santa protected
In Sedalia Missouri on December 5 history was made as children unleashed a snowball barrage during a Christmas opening parade. A policeman had to mount a float to shield Santa Claus amid the playful chaos. A Tennessee man, B Adcock of Smithville, reports a sweet potato growing through the neck of a broken bottle found in his patch.
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Sedalia
Santa Claus
Santa
B. Adcock
Smithville
Tenn
Foreign Playwright HORIZONTAL 2
Puzzle clues list connecting a foreign playwright known for internationally famous works. Includes terms for authorship, plays, and various crossword style definitions across a mix of vertical and horizontal entries with references to gods, textiles, and objects.
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Saar Basin
NEA
Gene Howe
Wilburn, Hawk
Associated Press
Associated Preas Ia
News and Business Department
Amarillo
Sereeceree Oo
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Naenen
Ee Ee Ee
Globe
News-Globe
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Tin Pan Alley
Jack Diamonds
Biltmore
O. C. McIntyre
Beekman Place
Theodore Dreiser
Mt. Kisco
Iroki
Robert Rubin
Adolph Zukor
Jules Brulatours
Sam H. Harris
Herbert Bayard Swope
Nathan Burkan
Leo Newman
Nat Lief
Arnold Reuben
Katzmyer
Robert Benchley
Dan Collins
Gondorf Brothers
Flash Dan Kahn
Dude Kerrigan
Peaches Straub
Denver Ed
Europe
Charles Winninger
Back Yard
Wisconsin
Winninger Brothers
Division Street
Meadow Mouse Town
Meadow Mouse
Farmer Brown
Green Meadows
Danny Meadow Mouse
Roughley the Hawk
Cornfield
Ed Kirby
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Mr. Caruso
Kirby
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Word Builder
BY William Ferguson
Africa
Weanerwick IW
Ising
JE Anne Bowman
Silver Hondon
William Brown
Madden Construction Company
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