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Ferguson Campaign Returns to Texas Gubernatorial Ring
The 1932 Texas governor race heats up as Miriam Ferguson runs again with Jim Ferguson as adviser against Ross Sterling and Dan Moody in a familiar bitter campaign. The piece notes past feuds and predicts renewed mudslinging and political maneuvering.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Jim
Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Dan Moody
Jim Ferguson
Fergusons
Rain Makers and Law Makers
Glenn Frank argues that emergency relief cannot sustain farming long term and urges fixing fundamental economic flaws. He urges self sustaining enterprises, proper management, and removal of obsolete policies to ensure recovery, even considering international factors but stressing national intelligence and decisive reform.
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Glenn Frank
United States
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Vivian Wins Big as Artist’s Paris Prize Unfolds
Vivian is stunned when Mann Barkow wins grand prize in Paris for The Ace of Hearts portrait of her in a flying suit. The victory follows her revelation that she posed for the painting and rekindles questions about her entangled marriages and plans. Kent awaits a dramatic reply.
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Kentworth Hillman Johns
Kent
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Dovie
Barkow
Bark
Paris
Celeste
Louvre
Madame
Vivian Jansen Faces Fame and Jealousies in Hollywood Talks
Vivian Jansen, an art model and wife of Kent Johns, contemplates a sudden rise to stardom after a suggestion from her friend Pat to pursue talkies in Hollywood. Jealousy flares as Pat hints at Barkow’s interest, while Vivian fears losing her marriage and confronts a dramatic family health crisis.
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Hollywood
Bark
Kent Johns
Kent
Cuddles
Barkow
Mann Barkow
Times-Democrat
Mamma Jansen
Dr. Millard
Martha Matthews
Celeste
Plaza and East Fifties cinema draws elite crowd
New York reports a luxury theater known as the Plaza on East Fiftys, serving tea in a basement salon and featuring Broadway preview films. The 1200-seat venue taxes discretion with gold braid, tuxedos, liveried staff, and a largely high society audience including debutantes and dowagers. admission is one dollar.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Gold Coast
the Plaza
East Fifties
Broadway
German rebroadcasts lead US radio schedule entries
AP Radio notes Germany tops in rebroadcasts to America with up to three weekly features including speakers and music. WEAF NBC designates Sundays for German programs, while Rudy Vallee takes a vacation leaving two weeks of program substitutions. The schedule lists various artists and orchestras on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC stations.
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Central Standard
New York
Germany
America
Weafnbc
Rudy Vallee
Santa Monica
Calif
Russell Bennett
Rudy
WEAF
NBC
Geneva
Shilkret
Yacob Zayde
Lou Raderman
Vincent Lopez
WABC
CBS
Arthur Jarrett
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Mavine Lewis
John W. Davis
WJZ
Lee Sims
Lew White
Louis Katzman
Margie the Stone
Marcella Shields
Helen Handin
Jane Froman
Crossword Puzzle Looks Easy But Isn t
Puzzle item lists numerous across and down clues for a newspaper crossword with varied definitions and cryptic style. Clues include arch spread prank early wan similar impel epochs decreases wind fangs scarlet bundled perching nominal only circle part of a circle and many Hawaii themed terms.
Monkey-face the Barn Owl Decides on Nesting Spot
The Barn Owl Monkey-face resists returning to the church belfry for nesting as Mrs. Monkey-face clashes over a cozy, sunlit box-like room built by Farmer Brown's Boy in the barn. Monkey-face secretly enjoys the new perch and plots with quiet humor, while Mrs. Monkey-face frets and presses for their old home.
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Farmer Brown
Mrs. Monkey-face
Church Belfry
Monkey-idce
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