Globe News Dec 14 1933 editorial on American audiences and public speech
The Globe critiques American audiences as placid and compliant, urging a liberator to curb declamatory speakers. It discusses a rising public works program with NRA plans to spend on slum clearance and job creation, noting college-minted misallocation concerns and urban politics.
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Eva le Gallienne
Ethel Barrymore
Philadelphia
Washington
NRA
Temperate liquor laws to curb past eras and prevent lawlessness
Glenn Frank argues repeal must advance temperance not by wetness but by solid standards. He warns hastily drafted Prohibition era measures bred evasion and gangsters and calls for a plan aligning government with responsible brewers and distillers to avoid a repeat.
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Glenn Frank
Repealists
Forbidden Valley chase fuels Arctic pursuit
Curt Tennyson travels from Edmonton to track international crook Igor Karakhan through British Columbia. A Geology Service map helps locate gas and service points as Curt follows clues from Gunnar and a mysterious flyer, while A K Marlin and Paul St Clair join a risky hunt in the Lil lular Mountains and Tellacet to Rus sian Lake.
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Tennyson
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Smash
Terlacet
Marlin
Smash Desplaines
Karakhan
Vancouver
Lilluar Mountains
Russian Lake
Lilluards
Athabasca
Paul St. Claire
Paul
Fight Tuberculosis
Dr Fishbein's Health Talk discusses progress in public health and historical epidemics. It notes the recurring toll of tuberculosis on both children and adults and urges continued efforts to combat the disease.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
United States
St. Louis
Hollywood Mayfair Club Dances Open Big Night
Hollywood reports the Mayfair Club opening its winter season of N P A affairs with movie stars attending en masse. Mary Pickford is escorted by a younger, handsome companion, Gloria Swanson and Michael Farmer mingle, John Gilbert leaves early, and Virginia Bruce stays to enjoy the party.
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Dan Thomas
NEA Service
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Mayfair Club
Mary Pickford
Gloria Swanson
Michael Farmer
Gloria
John Gilbert
Virginia Bruce
News reels boom in Manhattan three small theatres
Manhattan hosts three 45 minute news reel and short programs at 25 cents each. The Embassy leads attendance with Trans-Lux venues on Broadway and Madison doubling capacity. Patrons include Baruch Bache Ferber Stefansson and Untermyer.
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Palace
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Madison
Bernard Baruch
Jules Bache
Edna Ferber
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Albert Wiggins
Sammy Jay Hatches a Hint in Old Orchard Feud
Sammy Jay irks Chatterer the Red Squirrel by hinting about Happy Jack Squirrel and Mrs Happy feeding in the Old Orchard. Chatterer warns of hardship this nut scarce year while Sammy anticipates mischief from the hint. The tale previews Chatterer Goes Looking.
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T. W. Burgess
Sacred Ganges river and Jefferson era reforms
The Ganges is revered in India with ghats for pilgrims at Benares and Allahabad. From 1778 to 1796 Jefferson and allies, including Madison, curtailed capital punishment, ending it for all crimes except murder and treason. Dickens's Christmas Carol is praised as a national benefit.
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Charles Dickens
Thackeray
Word Builder Puzzle Excerpt with Fragmented Tramp Scene
The passage presents a standing explanatory paragraph before a release about a ragged tramp. It notes his tattered clothes, weary head, and blank eye, while a heart of compassion is described as needed to offer him a drink. The yesterday riddle references a lawyer and a controversial statement about the inventor of tear gas and the fate of a person named Far th.
English Playwright HORIZONTAL 1.4 Puzzle Clue
A cryptic crossword style clue list asks which English playwright is pictured. It includes numbered across and down hints like 12 Monkey 18 Emanation and 16 Sea eagle, with many other wordplay items and references to literary awards such as a 1932 prize.
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