New Deal Costs Reflect On Lumber Industry Members
Wilgon Compton of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association writes in Nations Business that the industry pays a costly price for the New Deal but should not revert to past cutthroat practices. He notes discipline, broader purpose, and a chance to modernize the business under collective guidance.
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Manchoukuo Recognition Debate Sparks American Trade Hope
An article discusses American business leaders in Japan urging formal U.S. recognition of Manchoukuo to boost American commerce there. It notes parallel diplomatic realism with Soviet policy and cites opposition and potential easing of Japan-US tensions based on such recognition. A separate column by Glenn Frank analyzes the budget battle, arguing for prudent ordinary budgeting, careful handling of extraordinary funds, and policies to support economic recovery.
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Rendezvous in the Canadian wilderness with Karakhan
Curt Tennyson shadows Sonya Nichols and LeNoir as she travels to a rendezvous with Igor Karakhan in British Columbia. Paul uncovers a letter linking Sonya to Karakhan while Sonya confesses plans to join Karakhan at a remote hideout, signaling deeper conspiracies and danger.
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Frazier Hunt Goes Hither and There Across Inquisitive Life
The piece sketches journalist Frazier Hunt as restless and globe roaming, mixing encounters with Rube Goldberg in a shift from grotesque cartoons to new figures, plus brief notes on Albert Campioni and social curiosities of lovers and travelers. It also weaves in light anecdotes about explorers, hotel life, and a campus scene at Ouachita College.
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Heat and Cold Effects Studied on Abdominal Organs
In Philadelphia physicians test how internal temperatures in the abdomen respond to heat and cold. A new device measures temperature in the stomach mouth and intestines. Findings show stomach warmth usually higher than the mouth but can vary by individual and over time.
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Bright 1932 Film Outlook Fueled by Producers Bright 1932
Hollywood reports a revival in the motion picture business as producers release entertaining films. Greta Garbo returns in Queen Christina, showing she remains a major star, with John Gilbert enjoying a career resurgence as the industry opens money flow again.
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Baby Markrum Officially Is First 1934 Tot
The Amarillo Potter County Health Unit names Lilly May Markrum as the 1934 New Year baby born at 5:58 am New Year’s morning at Northwest Texas Hospital. The child resides with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Markrum at 406 Pittsburg Street as merchants offer prizes for the first baby of the year.
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Famous Surgeon Horizontal 2 Who is the man in the picture
A historical puzzle grid features clues across and down with medical and general terms. It asks identifying a man in a photograph and includes wordplay on anatomy, geography, and common objects, challenging solvers with varied definitions and cross-reference hints.
Butcher the Shrike Lone Rover Draws No Friends
A 1934 Burgess tale follows Butcher the Shrike, a solitary hunter who hunts pests by season and preys on birds in scarce winters. He travels from north to Old Orchard, avoiding neighbors yet remaining bold, independent, and wary of dangers like Farmer Brown's gun.
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Word Builder Puzzle Clue Set Reaches Final Rhyme
A word builder puzzle runs through a sequence where each new word adds one letter to the previous. The clues mention prose, compelled, whole theme, and a poet could. The challenge tests letter management and anagrams as the sequence grows.
Star searches trash for discarded charts to regain beauty
In her dressing room the star frantically sifts through trash seeking discarded charts to aid in restoring her looks.
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