Tydings McCormick Military Disaffection Bill Faces Setback
The Tydings McCormick bill to criminalize inciting disobedience by soldiers and sailors drew liberal opposition and likely death in the House after Senator Tydings publicly withdrew support. Dern and Swanson signaled skepticism, and McCormick’s role appears to be a courtesy nod to Tydings rather than a crafted policy.
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Senator Tydings
Dern
Sim
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Bain
Tydings
Navy Department
Enate
Hery
Swanson
McCormick
The Sphinx Riddle of Farming in Economic Life
Glenn Frank argues against simple fixes for agriculture. He cites complex shifts in cotton, corn, wheat and lard markets as the South and wheat and corn belts face export challenges. He warns politicians against claims of a single cure all.
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Glenn Frank
South
Jams E. Boyle
Atlantic
Statesman
McClure Newspaper
Mythology Heroine and the Nibelung Enlivened Tale
Fragmented crossword style text mixes mythic heroine, Nibelung, and scattered clues. The readable portion suggests a mythic heroine's tale with war, vengeance, and lineage within an archaic setting, interwoven with a puzzle format.
Strange Case Julia Craig on Evergreen Island Yacht Mystery
Julia Craig an ambitious secretary joins George Woodford on a yacht trip that turns tense as she discovers guests plan a longer stay. She encounters Tom Payson who offers to help her escape, while Cintra Lee reveals loyalties as crew return with Payson in hand.
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Julia Craig
George Woodford
Julia
Amy Sanders
Peter Kemp
Woodford
Cintra Lee
Tom Payson
Evergreen Island
Mr. Woodford
Payson
Julian
Woodfords
Lee
Obo
Cintra
Royal Nesbitt
Nesbitt, Woodford
Higo Nash
Stories in Stamps by L. S. Klein
A stamp feature describes a Turkish superstition that death follows house completion and notes the Sultan’s palace on the Bosphorus, rebuilt endlessly. It highlights marble splendor and many halls, with a red glass dome and a portrait of Sultan Mohammed VI on early stamps.
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Turkey
Bosphorus
Mohammed VI
Fannie Hurst Rises Early in New York
O. O. McIntyre sketches a bustling literary scene in New York on February 17. Fannie Hurst rises at 6 AM and walks by 8:30 while others roam from Yucatan to Arizona. the piece threads cultural notes, odd anecdotes, and brief portraits of figures like Howard Hughes and Billy Bryant as it trails a transit of show business and daily life.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amard
Globe News Publishing Co
Siath
Gene Howe
Averillo
Sestouris
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily
Oklahome
New Mexico
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Arnold Bennett
Hannen Swaffer
London
Fannie Hurst
Ecuador
Marjory Trumbell
Walter
Yucatan
Mexico
Arizona
Dance Academy
Bill Robinson
Stoker Bill
G. K. Chesterton
Dean Cornwell
Louisville
Howard Hughes
Slim
Houston
Rupert
Billy Bryant
Billy
Fannie Brice
Lee Shubert
The
Fanny Ferber Fox
Edna Ferber
Panny
Brontes
Lyendeckers
Morris Gest
Morris
Vincent Astor
Explorer Begins Inca Gold Search
The last major American expedition push toward a legendary treasure lake in the Serra Hermosa Mountains was underway in Ecuador. Captain Loch with two companions and a dozen indigenous porters planned to cross trackless jungle in the Oriente to reach the Andean Lake where Incas allegedly hid gold 400 years ago.
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New York
Ecuador
Serra Hermosa
Erskine Loch
Oriente
Loch
Opilsones? Correction: Houston youth dies in accidental shotgun discharge
Garland Houston 16 son of Fred Houston Choctaw County farmer was killed near Hugo Ohila when the shotgun discharged while he used the butt to drive an opossum from beneath a log. Funeral services set for tomorrow.
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Hugo
Ohila
Garland Houston
Fred Houston
Choctaw County
Word Builder and Gender Roles Reflected in Puzzle
A puzzle discussion on Word Builder explores bells, clothing, and ownership. It asserts a man should hang his clothes from shirt to hose and claims what’s theirs is theirs, hinting at social norms about wives and dithers.
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Kiley
Father
Blacky and Carol Reunite on Marshes in Winter Tale
Blacky the Crow meets his old friend Carol a Meadow Lark now living among marshes by the Big River. They share a wintering spot, discuss habits named Marsh Quail, and reflect on homes from the Green Forest to the Green Meadows as they reconnect after months apart.
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Blacky the Crow
Fish Crow
Blacky
Crow
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Carol
Bob White
T. W. Burgess
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