Rise of the radicals in the 1932 presidential vote
As voting totals rise, seven minor party candidates gather over a million votes. Norman Thomas leads with more than 800000, followed by William Z Foster around 70000, with others in Prohibition Liberty Socialist groups. The piece notes increased radical support since 1928 and warns hard times threaten capitalism. quotes Walter Johnson at a retirement testimonial and Louis Wiley on press safeguards.
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Norman Thomas
William Z. Foster
Prohibition
Liberty
Socialist Labor
America
Thomas
Portrait of the liberal as a social order builder
The piece critiques liberalism citing George S Counts. It argues liberals are upper middle class, agnostic, open minded, humane, and inclined to moderate reform while avoiding harsh realities. Counts portrays them as buffers among powerful forces, lacking deep loyalties or convictions, and prone to follow prevailing elites in crisis.
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George S. Counts
Mr. Counts
Asia
A PATH Tim Paradise Dawson
Clive grows wary of Santa’s ex husband Dicky Dak while planning a country move for a quieter life. Dak arrives, proclaims lingering care, and asserts Santa’s happiness with Clive resolves a tense visit. Santa hints at a new turn as their domestic scene tightens.
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Clive
Santa
Dicky Dak
New York
Dak
Dicky
St. Jean
Coningsby Dawson
Cook Pork Thoroughly Says Dr Copeland 1932
Dr Roy al S Copeland NY senator and former NYC health official warns trichinosis from contaminated pork is common more than believed. He urges thorough cooking until white center and edges, notes curing does not guarantee safety and refrigeration does not kill the parasite.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Guiding Your Child A Spoiled Little Girl Learns Limits
A affluent parents overindulged a young girl into a mindset that she owed no routine responsibilities. She refused meals and resisted daily chores, and only then did she learn consequences for disobedience as her wishes began to be curtailed.
Let Him Pray Washington Prayer Image Stir Valley Forge Debate
Winifred Black argues for a Valley Forge commemorative project by the Valley Forge Park Association to sell land certificates bearing an etching of Washington kneeling in prayer. A committee member objects, questioning the historicity, but Black defends the image as a symbol of Washington’s faith and reliance on prayer.
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Winifred Black
George Washington
Valley Forge
Valley Forge Park Association
Pennsylvania
Washington
Diary of a showbiz witness and nightly musings
A personal column by C. O. McIntyre recounts a December New York evening of meetings with actors editors and performers. He notes encounters with Hattie Belle Johnston Walter O Keefe and Phyllis Haver among others and reflects on publicity and shifting language. He includes vignettes from McGowan's Pass and memories of De Wolf Hopper Della Fox Rex Beach and Thurber with playful gossip and observations.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Pepys
Charles G. Norris
Jim Tully
Watt
Bernhard Bensons
Florence Moore
William Anthony McGuire
Phyllis Haver
Billy Seeman
Skye Hi Farm
Thomas Melighans
William Gaxton
Rube Goldbergs
Burton Roscoe
Bobby Coon Frees Himself in Burgess Tale
In a bedtime tale, Bobby Coon restless in a cage longs for the Green Forest. The cage door is found open and Bobby slips outside to freedom with Farmer Brown's Boy and Bowser the Hound watching. Bobby and Mrs. Coon reunite in the hollow tree for a quiet night.
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Bobby Coon
Farmer Brown
Bobby
Green Forest
Bowser the Hound
Bowser
T. W. Burgess
Unspoiling a Child Through Reading and Adaptation
A passage discusses how a child must learn to read a complete page without error to earn parental approval. It notes that unspoiling requires giving up long enjoyed pleasures, and stresses patience and consistency to prevent discouragement and relapse into old habits.
Suicide of Spencer T. Rudd in Lincoln Park
Spencer T. Rudd, 40, described by his mother in law as secretary to former Congressman Andrew J. Volstead of Minnesota, killed himself Sunday. His body lay under snow in Lincoln Park and a 32 caliber revolver was found in his hand.
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Chicago
Spencer T. Rudd
Andrew J. Volstead
Minnesota
Lincoln Park
Christmas Broadcasts Spread Yuletide Noise Across Airwaves
New York reports Christmas flavor in radio listings. National Press Club greetings including Senator Borah’s address will air on WABC CBS the day before Christmas. Tonight features WEAF NBC with Tibbetts, Whiteman, Radio Forum with Senator Robinson, and other programs. WJZ NBC presents Marx Brothers, Country Doctor, Minstrels, and more.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Washington
National Press Club
William FE. Borah
Idaho
WABC
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Lawrence Tibbett
Whiteman
Radio Forum
J. T. Robinson
Mark Fisher
Waugh de Leath
Morton Downey
Mills Brothers
Columbia Revue
WJZ
Marx Brothers
Country Doctor
Minstrels
Alice Joy
Central Puzzle Answers Across and Down
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Sore
Spain
Holland
Belgium
Aspironal touted as superior cold cure in sensational ad
An aggressive advertisement promotes Aspironal as a guaranteed two minute relief for colds and coughs. It claims lab approval, rapid effect, and money back if symptoms persist, urging immediate purchase at drug stores for adults and children. It also promises suitability for women and families and targets urgent relief for nighttime coughing.
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