Tyler Journal Editor Defends Texas Insurance Companies
Henry Edwards of The Tyler Journal criticizes Rep. P L Anderson of San Antonio for a wave of bills targeting Texas life insurers. He lists proposed measures including caps on executives salaries and annual examinations, arguing many bills are ridiculous and harmful to the industry. Edwards urges lawmakers to oppose Andersons measures to protect the states financial institutions.
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Henry Edwards
Tyler Journal
Texas Insurance
Rep. P. L. Anderson
San Antonio
Texas Life Insurance
Austin
Texas
Anderson
Representative Anderson
Edwards
International police and the dream of world peace
The piece notes that since the League of Nations creation there is no sign of a universal international force. Gen Hans von Seeckt argues such an army would clash with human nature as nations protect their own forces. Cornell’s G F Warren links the gold demand rebound to shifts in debt and price structures.
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League of Nations
Hans von Seeckt
German Republican Army
Germany
Poland
China
Our Great World Blunder by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that Woodrow Wilson's compromise on the League of Nations and the Versailles settlement delayed world modernization and harmed U.S. interests. He believes the United States should have maintained official ties to Versailles to influence reconstruction and avoid ongoing global instability.
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Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Mr. Wilson
United States
Washington
Barbara and Farrell bound by pride and fate
In a tension filled scene Barbara and Farrell confront love and pride as he reveals Armitage’s financial crash and his intent to marry Barbara. Barbara insists on being herself and joins Farrell in marriage on her terms, while Leila confronts Mark after Barbara’s engagement news. Mark reacts with shock and anger as Leila’s hopes flicker.
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Barbara
Farrell
Armitage
Mark
Leéila
Toxeter
Leila
Malavie’s
Bond Street
Piccadilly
Patsy
de Capo
St. John’s Wood
Farrell Armitage
Farrel
Jacques Malavie
Kenneth Poole
South Africa
Markie
Dan Thomas in Filmland
Hollywood gossip notes a director proposes a costly new scene for a film and studio execs discuss paying 12 a dozen for polo balls. Zanuck jokes he would not buy balls, Dietrich models pants, and Brian Aherne signs with Paramount to play opposite Marlene in The Song of Songs.
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Hollywood
Han Zanuck
Warner First National
Hal Ne
Zanuck
Roach
Marlene Dietrich
Brian Aherne
Aherne
Paramount
Marlene
Katherine Cornell
Wimpole Street
Vitamin content of Concord grapes compared to Malaga and Sultana
In a U S Department of Agriculture study Miss E P Daniel and Miss Hazel E Munsell report Concord grape pulp and juice are poor sources of Vitamin A and contain only small amounts of Vitamin B and C. Malaga and Sultana grapes show better vitamin content with notable amounts in grape skins, while Concord skins are usually discarded.
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E. P. Daniel
Hazel E. Munsell
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Concord
Sultana
Malaga
Social Flight Interest Lags on Broadway Scene
O. O. McIntyre reports social prestige waning as high society omits names from the Social Register while Broadway celebrity culture dominates. Elsa Maxwell touts new social blends and public appetite shifts toward theater and tabloids, with figures like Mae West and Betty Compton drawing crowds. Charles M. Schwab and Damon Runyon are seen among Embassy patrons as Lindbergh watches himself on film.
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New York
Social Register
Elsa Maxwell
Gold Coast
Broadway
Mae West
Peggy
Mme West
Daddy Browning
Orchid
Dutch Schultz
Wall Street
Charles M. Schwab
Nathan Burkan
Owen Young
Damon Runyon
Colonel Lindbergh
Guiding Your Child Whining
Mrs Agnes Lyne notes children whine from learned reward and mood. Ignore unhelpful requests but respond to first attempts to teach waiting. A bored mood and family atmosphere fuel whining, so provide play, congenial company, and attentive, supportive adults.
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Agnes Lyne
Bankers pick Coleman Brownwood for district meeting
Coleman Texas Feb 21 1934 bankers selected Coleman as the site for the sixth district Bankers Association of Texas meeting. George Stengel Bevans State Bank Menard was named chairman and H Gray Coleman secretary as 75 bankers attended the one day event. Four hundred Fort Myers Florida school children will receive dental treatment through a local coop clinic.
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Coleman Brownwood
ColeMan
Bankers’ Association of Texas
George Stengel
Bevans State Bank
Menard
8. H. Gray
Fort Myers
Fla
Reddy Fox Hunted and Wounded Speaks of Quiet
Reddy Fox lies low with a wounded hind leg after a hunting raid. He and Mrs. Reddy hide under an old barn floor on a deserted farm for several days. They fear hunters will return and debate their need to raid hen-yards versus mice and rabbits.
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Reddy Fox
Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
T. W. Burges
Night Musings and Moonlit Figures in a City Scene
A narrator recalls a tense encounter with a man who insists they know each other yet cannot place him. A moonlit street reveals a bonneted woman and a digging girl, hinting at buried dirt and a possible treasure. New York figures drift through cultural snapshots from Katherine Brush to Clyde Beatty, amid 1933 Hollywood socialites and teas.
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Center Mall
Earth
New York
Clyde Beatty
Johnny Weismaler
Hollywood
Chillicothe
Menjou
Sid Graumann
Do Re Mi Trio Plans Four Point Broadcast in New York
The Do Re Mi Trio will perform a four point broadcast from four New York skyscrapers with a studio accompanist to blend the voices at a central control board. Also listed are tonight radio programs on TONIGHT WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with acts from Jimmy Melton to Cab Calloway Orchestra.
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Associated Press
New York
Wabc-Cbs
Tonight Weaf
NBC
Jimmy Melton
Ben Bernie
Ed Wynn
Jay Dennis
Ted Reese
WABC
CBS
Sen. Robinson
Arkansas
Mario Chamlee
Howard
Mrs Reddy and the Night Hunters Leave Tracks
Mrs. Reddy and her husband dodge pursuers in a barn hideout after a tense night of cautious moves. A hunter lurks near the doorway while the couple scavenges for food and avoids detection, fearing discovery while plotting an escape.
Crossword Clue Set From Historical Puzzle Page
A catalog of crossword clues and answers across horizontal and vertical entries including prime minister, rainbow, gemstone, and various everyday terms. The list pairs numbered clues with definitions and synonyms, reflecting a mid century puzzle page style.
End of a troubled romance in a 1932 tale
A character reflects on wedding plans and money worries as uncertain loyalties surface. The speaker dismisses several potential partners including Barbara and Mr Frere while musing about an emerald's fate and possible resale. The scene closes with a resigned, ironic fatalism.
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Patsy
Judy
Mr. Frere
Mark
Barbara
Julia Cleft-Addams
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