Roosevelt press conferences redefine White House access
In contrast to Coolidge and Hoover era silence, President Roosevelt greets reporters with humor and spontaneity. He rarely answers questions from advance agendas, preferring direct quotes or candid laughter. Correspondents savor the more informal, lively exchanges at Warm Springs and Hyde Park.
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Rodney Dutcher
Roosevelt
White House
Coolidge
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Hyde Park
Lawmakers Push Repeal of Outdated Texas Laws
Lawmakers discuss scrapping costly and unnecessary statutes including the headlight certificate rule costing Texas residents over 300000 annually and the three day notice of intention to marry law. Dr Salo Finkelstein endorses faster calculation methods in a quip-filled sidebar.
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Texas
Five Conclusions of Technocracy by Glenn Frank
The article lists five conclusions from Stuart Chase’s Technocracy interpretation. It argues that switching to mechanical energy lowers direct labor per unit and causes rising technological unemployment, reducing purchasing power and challenging a stable economy. It notes falling prices from automated production, narrowing investment opportunities, possible near zero interest rates, and debts tied to obsolete processes.
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Stuart Chase
Mr. Chase
Portraits and deceit in a tense country drawing room
Mark Lodely a crippled guest arouses pity and jealousy as Farrell Armitage schemes to launch him as an artist while Mark’s fiancée Barbara Quentin weighs loyalties. Leila Cane enters bringing flirtation and sharp wit as Kenneth Poole observes a web of hurt pride and fragile hearts unfold.
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Farrell Armitage
Barbara Quentin
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Barbara
Armitage
Kenneth Poole
Brandy
Thomas
Poole
Lelia Cane
Lociely
Leila
Mr. Poole
Patsy
Mrs. Lodely
Judy Darling
Quentin
Lodely
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Leila Cane
Hollywood Whispers On Stars And Club Happenings
Hollywood reports Katharine Hepburn aims to fly in a film role and Boris Karloff joins a Horror Club alongside Preston Foster Fredric March Lionel Atwell Bela Lugosi and Edwin Maxwell. Clark Gable wears a uniform for White Sister, Minor Watson spouts corncob pipes, Myrna Loy hides in a garage apartment, and Una Merkel writes to her first grade teacher.
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Katharine Hepburn
Ivan Lebedeff
Ronald Colman
Elissa Landi
Horrors Club
Boris Karloff
Preston Foster
Fredric March
Lionel Atwell
Bela Lugosi
Edwin Maxwell
Clark Gable
Minor Watson
Myrna Loy
Marie Dressler
Louise Closser Hale
May Robson
Una Merkel
Coronary Thrombosis Warns of Sudden Heart Attack
Dr Fishbein explains acute coronary thrombosis brings sudden sharp chest pain and cold sweat with fear of death. Diagnosis relies on pulse, pressure, breathing, and often electrocardiography, though some cases resist clear testing. A 72 year old climber shows recovery potential and that a prior attack may not imply lasting crippling.
Thoughts on life and New York observations and people
A reflective column by O. O. McIntyre from New York on February 3 recounting encounters with writers, actors, and social scenes. The piece blends anecdotes about Don E McIntyre, Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., Amy Lowell, the Flat Iron building, Bruce Reynolds, and a banking seat foreclosures, ending with note on resilient, smiling people.
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Don E. McIntyre
Gil Patten
Frank Merriwell
England
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
T. Harvey McCoy
James J. Montague
Mason City
Jules Glaenzer
Amy Lowell
Keats
Fred Astaire
Skippery
Willie Howard
al Woods
Bruce Reynolds
Barbara Faces a Quiet Crisis Over Mark and Duty
In a tense domestic vignette from 1932, Barbara frets over Mark's indifference and illness. She wrestles with impulsive letters to Judy and fear of altering his course, then receives a clipped phone message urging restraint as she heads toward a decisive next step.
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Leila
Gel
Mrs. Lodely
Barbara
Mark
Quentin
Clipsborough
Taunton Junction
Miss Raoul
Fark
Judy
Julia Cleft-Addams
Ford Plants Set to Reopen After Briggs Strike
Ford Motor Co factories nationwide to reopen early next week after Briggs Manufacturing Co halted auto body supply. Briggs reports nearly 4,000 workers back and sending a steady flow of bodies to Ford plants including the Rouge in Dearborn as departments resume.
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Ford Motor Co
Briggs Manufacturing Co
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Fort Company
Ford Company
Rouge
Dearborn
Ford Co
Ford
Dependency Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical Lists
A dense word puzzle page presents a grid of horizontal and vertical dependencies with numbered clues. Entries include terms like harbor mongrel tithe rainbow wit portico and others, forming a cross reference puzzle set across two directions.
Reddy Fox Plans Breakfast by the Hen House
The story describes Mrs. Reddy Fox waiting in the brush near a hen-house as dawn breaks. She hopes Reddy Fox will execute his plan for breakfast while a dog inside the house remains hidden. The passage blends dialog and recollections with era notes and copyright lines.
Rockefeller Center nearing completion within two years
The Associated Press reports Rockefeller Center should be finished in about two years with the main 70 story building on schedule for May completion. The complex includes two theaters, the RKO office building, and the British building taking shape as work continues since July 1931 with an original fall 1933 target now extended.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Rockefeller Center
RKO
Mrs Reddy Captures Hen Pair in Forest Chase
In a rural pursuit, Mrs. Reddy spryly helps herself to two hens from a yard while a dog chases Reddy Fox after a gate mishap. The man in the hen-yard fails to close the gate as the commotion unfolds around the barn and brush piles. The tale closes with a teaser for the next story, Mrs. Reddy Improves
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Reddy
T. W. Burgess
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