Tennessee judged by national eyes over child marriage and past trials
The nation weighs Tennessee again amid a 22 year old mountain man and his 9 year old bride, while the famed Monkey Trial memory lingers. Yet Tennessee presses forward with TVA progress, new highways, and compulsory school attendance showing modern development beyond isolated incidents.
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Tennessee
Dayton, Tenn
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
TVA
Memphis
Nashville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Jean
Pennsylvania
Relief chiselings in relief programs prompt scrutiny
The piece condemns relief fraud seen in New York and Sarasota with diamonds found in a safe deposit and at a relief recipient's home. It argues cutbacks may still cover the truly needy and urges reform of oversight, especially within the U S Bureau of Air Commerce amid calls for further Senate inquiry. It notes political influence harming safety oversight and references a historical royal anecdote about a folding ruler.
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News City
Sarasota
Pla
New York
Margaret Bruce Mclain Hughes
Yukon
Klondike
U. S. Bureau of Air Commerce
Department of Commerce
Senate Commerce Committee
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Behind the Scenes In Washington
A Washington analysis outlines a push by a new National Power Policy Committee led by Harold Leavitt Roosevelt era ideas. It foresees expanded public power projects modeled on TVA and Bonneville, with potential limits on private power and a broader federal power authority system.
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Washington
TVA
Tennessee Valley
Supreme Court
Ricmevelt
Suila
Harold Toke
Bonneville
Porthwest
Thear
Boulder Dam
Minouri River
St. Lawrence
Ohio Valley
Onie Valley Authority
Roose- Welt
Anmer
Bt. Lawrence Navigation Power
NPPO
Abneruske
Roosevelt
PWA
Lew Douglas
CWA
Thio Schonls
Eiridges
Ceekhnuses
Murder on the Miami yacht as financier Blane vanishes
British financier Blane disappears from the yacht Golden Gull near Miami after a note hints at suicide amid bankruptcy. Detective Kettering's third report weighs lounge presence, suspects Rocksavage, Posadini, and Lady Welter, with motives centering on stock fortunes and a looming amalgamation.
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Abolitho Blane
Carlton Rocksavage
Miami
Blane
Nicholas Stodart
Stodart
Argus Suds
Golden Gull
Ferri Rocksavage
Rocksavage
Lady Welter
Reginald Jocelyn
Hayashi
Kettering
Cane
Mrs. Jocelyn
Count Posodini
Bude
Bulging Muscles and Health Beliefs Examined
An article questions the idea that bulging muscles ensure long life and labor suitability. It notes some workers avoid strain through Sunday rest while others fear excessive muscular development leads to danger, citing an ad claiming bulging muscles mean an early grave.
Timmi Fidler in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes include Timme Fidler quips about a $5000 weekly star losing $100 at roulette and comments on Joan Crawford singing duets with opera recordings. The roundup mentions Grace Moore Mae West and Janet Gaynor as witty contrasts and playful asides about Hollywood personalities and fashion.
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Hollywood
Constance Bennett
Joan Crawford
Jean Harlow
Grace Moore
Mae Weet
Manhattan
Ricardo Cortex
Bet Prank Morgan
Ropert Montgomery
Edna Mae Oliver
Mary Garden
Miss Moore
Grace
Miss Garden
Minnie the Moocher
Mary
McNaught Syndicate
Harry Silvey and the Ritz Meet a Countess
New York gossip notes chronicle Harry Silvey, a silver haired boulevardier, dining at the Ritz where a countess admired him. The piece also recounts quirks about Jack Dempsey, Jimmy Durante, Clyde Beatty, Mary Roberts Rinehart, and Grace Moore's film set details.
Jimmy Skunk Hesitates Near Old Underground Home
In Thornton Burgess style, Jimmy Skunk debates venturing outside as Peter Rabbit hides in a shared underground den. Roddy Fox waits beyond the doorway while Peter counsels escape, but fear, chance, and a neighbor skunk alter the plan in a tense moment of forest mischief.
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Jimmy Skunk
Johnny Chuck
Jimmy
Peter Rabbit
Jack Frost
Peter
Roddy Fox
Reddy Fox
T. W. Burgess
Riverside Lane of Lovers and Royal Dining in Late Evening
In a romantic Riverside scene couples stroll from West 72nd Street toward the Washington Bridge while an intrepid yachtsman rides glassy swells behind a side wheeler. Telegrams from princes and dukes invite the author to luxurious dining rooms at eight dollars a plate, though a longing for simple steamboat days returns. A fur coated Old Tory hands his stick to a Saks doorman and departs in a warm, gruff mood.
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Riverside
Washington Bridge
Prince Oberensky
Tory
Saks Fifth Avenue
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Tennis and fig riddles clue crossword puzzle
Puzzle lists across and down clues referencing tennis players figs trees fibers and misc items. Includes terms for clothing, measurements, actions and body parts, with entries such as picture clues and wordplay for a themed crossword.
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John McGarty
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News and Business Department
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
Patelock
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Heegioer
NEA
Ketterings
Bane
Stodarts
Ringbottom
Bolitho Blane
Jenks
Count Posadini
Neame
Jocelyn
Stewart
Stoddart
Steward
Posodini
Mrs Jocelyn
MR. Rocksavage
Bild
Stouart
Nil
Bishop OF
Rude
Lacy Welter
Paculanty
Miniautes
Bish
Hayash
Loonee
Miss Rocksavage
Jaceton
Gabo
Adonis
Mueitien
Timmie Fidler
Harry Silvey
Boulevardier
O. McIntyre
Jack Dempsey
Jimmy Durante
Gilbert White
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Grover Whalen
Margaret
George Bellows
Stooges
Sid Silvers
Patsy Kelly
Benny Baker
Joseph Hergesheimer
Ward Morehouse
Erskine Gwynne
Lucius Boomer
Waldorf
Floyd Gibbons
Gallipolis
Ritz
Silvey
Alfred Adler
Freud
Dr. Adler
Clyde Beatty
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Miguel
Hudson
Ever
See Sells
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Burgess
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Imaninoff
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