War profits and munitions policy in Roosevelt era debate
The Globe reviews Senate munitions probes and calls for eliminating war profits, noting opposition from Army and Navy officers to government arms production and urging private industry’s persistence. It cites Mayo on drink driving dangers and outlines 1935 relief efforts for farmers, plus Flanagan’s view that parental neglect drives juvenile delinquency.
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Pather Flanagan
Getting Down to Brass Tacks Ifs for Policy Debate
The article argues government and business should draft detailed "if" programs to restore stability. Each side must list policies needed to reform and to recover, with concrete expectations if private initiative stalls. A thirty day brass tacks negotiation is urged over general talk.
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Glenn Frank
Harter
McClure
Trial ends as prisoner is found not guilty
In a crowded courtroom, the jury returns a not guilty verdict for the accused after a tense trial. The verdict sparks relief and questions as the defendant contemplates the weight of the ordeal and the gaze of spectators, including a mysterious woman in the gallery.
Theater tours fade from New York stage history
A long look at the waning era of road shows in New York notes the decline of famed advance men and touring troupes. It recalls Katharine Cornell, Ziegfeld figures, and agents like Will Connor, E. Burke Scott, and Frank Dietz, with anecdotes of touring productions, theater fashions, and rooftop signs amid a fading culture of mobile theater.
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Pop Rosenthal
Herbert Swope
Channing Pollock
Gustave Frohman
Frohman
Frank Dietz
Miner the Mole Inhabits Own Obligation and Aid
In this bedtime tale Thornton W. Burgess portrays Miner the Mole as self sufficient yet inadvertently aiding others. Nanny Meadow Mouse and Danny observe earth pushed up by his tunnels and seek help, while Miner asserts independence, revealing how his digging benefits others despite his claim of no obligation.
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Miner and Meadow Mice Plot in Buried Tunnel Tale
In a Burgess tale, Miner digs a tunnel under a fence, while Meadow Mice plot to use his tunnels. Nanny urges Danny to wish the mole to keep digging toward the mice home, aiming to trap him and reveal their secret nest. The exchange reveals tensions between the characters as the tunnel advances.
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W. T. Burgess
Health Talk on Blood Pressure and Health Risks
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that about 15 percent of middle aged people have above average blood pressure and 25 percent of deaths after age 50 relate to it. Normal levels run 90 to 140 systolic and 70 to 90 diastolic, with higher figure reflecting arterial pressure after heart contraction and lower reflecting small vessel resistance. Certain heart disease exophthalmic goiter adrenal tumors and kidney inflammation are linked to high blood pressure.
Royal Bride Riddle Clues in Crossword Style
Puzzle lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries about royalty, plants, foods, and objects. The theme centers on a royal bride and related terms such as Kent, prince, and various crossword style definitions.
Swan terms and stock laws quiz item
The male swan is called a cob and the female a pen. The Hellespont’s modern name is the Dardanelles. Blue Sky laws aim to regulate the sale of stocks bonds and other securities to protect investors.
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