Julia Craig Makes Night Club Dilemma Public
Julia Craig secretary to George Woodford and aspiring singer faces a risky turn after a yacht party drama on Tony Latta s gambling ship. Tom Payson helps her escape a threatened return to the ship and Woodford seeks an urgent meeting about her future in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Craig
George Woodford
Julia
Amy Sanders
Peter Kemp
Woodford
Cintra Lee
Tom Payson
Nesbitt
Tony Latta
Tom
Tony
Mr. Payson
Payson
Latta
Latia
Parson
Amy
Woodford and Brooks
Royal Nesbitt
Evergreen Island
Contra Lee
Hugo Nash
Royal
Condon
Sanders
Mr. Woodford
Finnish Stamp Protest Precedes Russian Suppression
The piece recalls Finland under Russian rule and the 1899 protest postage stamp issued in mourning, colored only for Finland while Russia blocked it. Proceeds from the stamp funded national propaganda amid a brief circulation before curbs ended the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Russia
Eatry
Blacky the Crow Returns to Hunger in Snowbound Forest
Blacky the Crow faces scarce food as winter grips the Green Forest and Old Pasture. Farmer Brown's Boy hunts for breakfast scraps but is away, delaying aid. Blacky endures hunger yet stays hopeful, sensing spring near as he roams the orchard for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacky the Crow
Green Forest
Blacky
Fish Crow
Crow
Farmer Brown
Honker the Goose
Old Blacky
Rascal
Bowser the Hound
Filip the Terrier
T. W. Burgess
Air supremacy and a future air trade war warning
The Globe notes the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics warns of a coming global air trade war as nations strive for dominance in air transport. It cites American leadership in airlines, aircraft, and pilots, urging continued innovation and investment to maintain the United States’ edge in world trade routes and aviation technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Interna
Porrest
Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
United States
American Airlines
Pan-American Lines
Putt
Iny
Realignment Fears Loom in Liberal Shift Toward Left
Dr. Frank outlines a possible 1936 political realignment driven by liberal politicians moving left and embracing more state power. He argues the likely outcome is a Roosevelt dominated Democratic Party with a reform minded Republican opposition rather than a new radical party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
Iberaham
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
McClure
Beautiful singing vampire and other horizontal clues
A crossword style puzzle clumps letters into horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial word hints. It lists terms like singing vampire legend She a rock, toward sea and various lengths. clues mix geography, objects, and actions, ending with a final row of strife.
Bright Lights Not Big Pay
The article profiles high earning nightclub entertainers in New York, led by Dwight Fiske with a four figure salary for suggestive songs. It notes other polished acts like Clark, Delys, Endor, Farrell, Eve Symington, Jean Sargent, Frances Maddox, Sheila Barrett, Eddie Carr, and Jimmy Durante shaping the refined night life and its shift away from jazz. It recounts a Paris war tale of Lord Chester and the Prince of Wales, plus banking memories surrounding the Harriman Bank building and a phony inheritance scam as glimpsed in urban anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Dwight Fiske
Clark
Delys
Endor
Farrell
Eve Symington
Jean Sargent
Frances Maddux
Sheila Barrett
Eddie Carr
Jed Kiley
Paris
Lord Chester
Kiley
Prince of Wales
Harriman National Bank
Wendell
Courthouse Records and Vehicle Registrations Listed
Courthouse records enumerate transfers of property including Edith L Capers to Mrs R O Latta lot 12 block 57 Eakle and Vera Mullins to Earl Crist et al with multiple Beverley Gardens parcels. Vehicle registrations list numerous sellers and 1936 model cars from Chrysler De Soto Plymouth and Ford among others. A marriage license is issued to E Ray Smoot and Hazel Mansfield. No titles of nobility are granted by Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith L. Capers
R. O. Latta
Eakle
Vera L. Mullins
Earl Crist
Beverley Gardens
Cecil Intram
Musette H. Robertson
Ellis Gubelman
Roscoe Broom
J. A. Easterwood
Pontiac
Lyle
Edward Eakens
Paul L. Smith
Groom
Chevrolet
Marjorie M. Batson
Chrysler
R. M. Bennett
Wolflin Motor Co
de Soto
Borden's Prod. Co
D. H. Nalley
Plymouth
R. H. Rawles
Chas. Byse
Cley Harbut
Unseen stares and a ferris wheel encounter with a rival
A narrator recalls being stalked by a rival who tracked him through familiar venues in Dayton Ohio and elsewhere. The climax occurs at an amusement park when a ferris wheel stalls, exposing the rival in the opposite seat and prompting a bold confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Rathskeller
al Smith
McNaught Syndicate
Word Builder Quip on Charity and Charm
A once famous man mocks needing help boasting the world’s sympathy rises too quickly to demand charity. He contrasts a lazy man who lies in a hammock yet travels for a girl’s smile and dimples.
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