Globe Editorial Reads On Democratic House Debates
The Amarillo Globe criticizes the Democratic House and President Hoover era commentary, arguing inflation fears persist but major bills like the bonus, bank deposits guarantee, and public works faces doubt. It notes party dynamics, veto options, and the need for broad public demand and expert backing for any measure to pass.
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Goldsborough
Carter Glass
Virginia
Owen D. Young
B. M. Baruch
Hoover
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt and the World by Glenn Frank
The piece argues Mr. Roosevelt faces a national mood shaped by postwar tariff debt and foreign policies. It urges embracing global markets to revive prosperity or trimming domestic overproduction, warning against self isolation.
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Roosevelt and the World
Glenn Frank
Roosevelt
United States
America
McClure Newspaper
A Path to Paradise: Santa Uses Ex Husband to Test Clive
Clive rejects a lucrative job offer arranged by Santa through her ex-husband Dicky Dak. Tension rises as Dak visits, Santa’s loyalties blur, and Clive confronts pride amid a staged dinner and shifting loyalties. In the morning, Clive seeks advice from Mr. Cleasby as he faces a decisive personal test.
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Dicky Dak
Dak
Hencce
Dicky
Cross
Cleasby
Mr. Cleasby
Darling
New York
Coningsby Dawson
Malt a Fever Also Known as Undulant Fever Explained
Dr. Copeland outlines Malta or undulant fever, its transmission from goats or contaminated milk, and how pasteurization at 142 degrees for 30 minutes kills the germ. He warns that heat destroys the bacillus and urges tests and isolation of infected cattle to prevent outbreaks.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Malta
Man
Mediterranean
Rio Grande River
Mopyright
He Wants a Wife by Winifred Black Says
A humorous glimpse of a man seeking a traditional wife over a modern do it yourself mate. He asserts he wants a tender hearted partner to share a home and a future, not a dependent modern partner.
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Globe
Gelock
Winifred Black
K. F. S. Inco
Proves Plays Can Be Clean Proves Plays Can Be Clean
New York theater column notes John Golden promotes clean stage works with examples like Lightnin Turn to the Right and Heaven The First Year. It recounts Fred C. Kelly's market savvy, a Roaring Forties recreation room opening, and a Santa celebration plot twist involving Clive and Santa amid a twelve thousand dollar salary milestone.
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New York
John Golden
Gelden
Rialto
Dudley Malone
Trollope
Bedtime Stories and a Drifter of Hushed Trials
A fragmented newspaper excerpt blends Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale with stray notes on Bobby Coon's winter trek and a social column about Will Rogers, Bernard Baruch, and a street scene. The text weaves animal fiction with 1932 syndicated commentary and odd anecdotes.
Burguere Entered Home Drank Port Then Left Mock Note
Burguere entered a house in Beckenham Kent drank half a bottle of port and left a note saying You keep rotten port The report mentions the chief of police aboard an American naval vessel as chief master at arms.
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Beckenham
Kent
Burguere
Arma
Puzzle Clues Reveal Hidden Historical Word Grid
A dense crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues, pulling from a mix of common terms and historic references. Across trends include farm product pricing and animal terms while downs cover observations and emotions, forming a themed word network.
Notre Dame vs. Southern California On Air Saturday
Notre Dame meets Southern California in a 3:45 PM CST broadcast from Los Angeles on WJZ NBC. Southwest listeners request full network coverage of New York Philharmonic concerts and Metropolitan Opera, which are not broadcast there. Texas Congressmen Patman discusses soldiers bonus on WEAF NBC next week.
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Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
Southern California
Los Angeles
WJZ
NBC
Southwest
Texas
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera
Wright Patman
Bobby Coon Struggles After Trap Wound
Mrs Coon tends to Bobby who lies trapped with a swollen leg after a two legged hunter set a steel trap. Bobby fears gnawing his leg off and contemplates staying hidden near the tree while they search for a safe ground hiding place.
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Bobby Coon
Bobby
Mrs. Coon
T. W. Burgess
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