Industry merger battle ends with defeat of Bethlehem Youngstown plan
Cyrus S. Eaton led minority stockholders of Youngstown Sheet and Tube to defeat the proposed merger with Bethlehem Steel. The trial, held after a proxy campaign, ended with the merger defeated and the underdog prevailing amid a clash of major industrialists and financiers.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Cyrus S. Eaton
America
Sheet and Tube
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem
James M. Campbell
Henry G. Dalton
Steel and Tube
Critics Praise Modern Fiction Yet Doubt Remains
Lord Darling doubts modern fiction while critics praise it. Professor Albert Einstein notes that as the journey continues, the riddles grow more formidable.
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Lord Darling
Professor Albert Einstein
Universities and taxpayers
Glenn Frank argues four internal methods to cut university costs without destroying value. He proposes trimming programs, weeding out nonproductive students, adjusting tuition with scholarships, and blending state and private funding while stressing that university freedom relies on administrators' character and courage.
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Our State University
McClure Newspaper
Fanny and Bob scheme then flee and fracture a marriage
Fanny Frost torn by conflict with her mother in law and a strained marriage to David. Bob Daniels urges a elopement but she resists, then returns, only to face accusations and a dramatic flight to New York. Revelations unfold as David learns the truth months later.
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David
Fanny Frost
Bob Daniels
Leila
Fanny
Bob
New York
Lena
Wife fights for child as divorce moves forward
Fanny resists settlement demands as David pushes for divorce and alimony. Philbrick warns of scandal and argues for stability, stressing Sheila’s welfare and the risk of a custody battle. Fanny contemplates limited yearly access, while remaining firm on her maternal rights.
Ambitionless Chorus Is Out Just for Ride
New York writers debunk the demand that chorus girls lure wealthy lovers. The show girl is portrayed as career oriented and morally upright, earning up to 150 a week, while chorus girls top out at about 65. The piece contrasts stage life with nightclub folklore and notes real ambition among some chorus girls.
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New York
Johnny
Legs Diamond
Sandwich
Merry Merry
Believe Indians Claim to Texas Land Rejected by Time
A Shawnee delegation returned to Oklahoma after talks with land commissioner J. H. Walker about claims to land in Smith and Cherokee counties and a 40 mile square Brazos tract. Walker said the tribe may have had a valid claim at one time but it was barred by the statute of limitations. The land was ceded by the Texas provisional government in 1838. Officials questioned if title was ever taken and the Indians planned to consult their tribal council before deciding next steps, possibly seeking compensation from the Texas legislature.
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Associated Press
Austin
Shawnee
Okla
J. H. Walker
Smith and Cherokee
Brazos
Walker
Smith and Cherokee County
Texas Provisional Government
Texas Legislature
City to Take Over Sunset Park Water Utility
The city commission approved assuming the Sunset Park water system after depreciation deductions and relaying costs. About $1,000 will be paid in 10 year warrants. T. J. Wagner requested full installation costs for the mains as parts of the system were relocated to avoid freezing.
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Sunset Park
T. J. Wagner
Hayden Street
C C Banquet at Plainview Tonight Representatives Named
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and Globe News plan attending the annual banquet in Plainview tonight. Mason King leads the trade extension department to represent the chamber and Seth Holman of the Globe-News will cover the event. George Maggard of Mistletoe Creamery accompanies the delegation. other groups are expected from Amarillo.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce and
Globe News
Chamber of Commerce
Plainview
Mason King
Chamber of Commerce Trade Extension Department
Seth Holman
Globe-News
George Maggard
Mistletoe Creamery Company
King
Fanny Faces a Family Dilemma and Signs or Fights
Fanny struggles with the future of her baby while lawyer Mr. Philbrick urges an agreement. He comforts her and hints time may untangle the knot as he asks her to think it over. The chapter teases whether she will give up her baby or win her fight.
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Mr. Philbrick
David
Sheila
New York
Fanny
Marcel Howe Farnham
Crossword Puzzle Dictator Questions
Puzzle prompts include a 5 letter country for a treason trial broadcast by radio and multiple clues covering words from Snake to Moisture. Answers span various parts of speech with entries like Disk, Stitched, Deposits, and Nobleman.
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Stalin
Lemming talk ends on a forest feast note
Jumper the Hare chats with Whitey the Snowy Owl about Lemmings from the Far North. Whitey explains Lemmings are mouse family cousins with short tails and hidden ears, and jokes about them as a meal while longing to see one. The tale closes with a hint of the next story.
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Hare
Whitey
Snowy Owl
Jumper
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Jumiper
Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Danny Meadow Mouse
Whitefoot the
Danny
T. W. Burgess
Overcoats and prodigies mark 1931 theater gossip
Auld times of glamour fade as chorus girls drift from Page One scandal to memory. Belasco shows a Napoleon room. Eads owns the era’s priciest overcoat. Jolson has 119 coats, Nathan close behind. The piece notes fashion, fame, and a playful survey of theatrical life in 1931.
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Napoleona
A. L. Erlanger
Belasco
Aubrey L. Eads
al Jolson
George Jean Nathan
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Universities and Taxpayers
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