Local Belle Weds Rich Count in Bender Tale
Vivian Matthews learns a dramatic tale of a mysterious heiress Dovie Jansen who marries Count Von Pepper, shocking Bender society. The reported union ties Kentworth Hillman Johns III to the countess, with timelines and engagements contested as townsfolk read the sensational cable stories.
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Vivian Matthews
Bender
Kan
Martha Matthews
Kentworth Hillman Johns III
Kansas University
Matthews
Vivian
Sally
Aurelia
Dovie” Jansen
Paris
Times Democrat
Dovie Jansen
Kent
Miss Jansen
Mr. Johns
Reunion Sparks Long Hidden Feelings Between Friends
Vivian Matthews sobs over Kent Johns and a possible future. Pat Sullivan returns home after years away and reunites with Vivian, bringing renewed emotion and uncertainty about love and happiness.
Drab Moth of Broadway Faces Small Town Echoes
Vivian and Pat reconnect after years in a Kansas town as Vivian reveals heartbreak over Kent Johns. Pat skews Vivian’s self doubt, urging change and urging her to use her looks, wit, and drive to attract better prospects while lamenting the town’s gossip and missed chances. The scene ends with a dramatic tease of a continuation.
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Vivian
Pat
Pass & Law
Miss Matthews
Cuddies Namora
Broadway
New York City
Bender
Kansas
Patricia Ann Sullivan
Trish
Colleen
Kent Johns
Aurelia Jansen
Kent
Darling
Viv
Driving Rules and Naval Spending Debate in 1932
An editorial advocates prudent driving to reduce a 35000 annual automobile death toll and urges rules for safety. It then critiques a $700 million naval bill proposed by Congress for 120 ships, arguing the navy should not trump treasury needs in a weak economy.
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Globe
News-Globe
Carl Vinson
Navy
General Board
Power Interests and Prices
Glenn Frank argues that public regulation yielding lower power rates fuels growth, linking low prices to high volumes. He contrasts financier and engineer mindsets, contending public oversight enabled prosperity and that high wages and shorter hours support both social policy and business strength.
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Glenn Frank
America
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
How It Began and Its Ties to Fragrance History
A fragmented historical note traces perfumery to incense offerings to gods and links perfume etymology to Latin and smoke. It mentions early laws, a word root for franchise, and a call for readers to share further customs with The News-Globe.
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Russ Murphy
Ray Setl
News-Globe
Claims Taste For Alcohol Not Inherited
New York Jan 12. An institution on Central Park West argues there is no inherited craving for alcohol and that alcohol is an excretion from decaying plant life. It claims most drinkers begin socially and that science can detect intoxication from a single drink. The head of the clinic notes alcohol sickness, tissue poisoning, and urges medical treatment over supposed hereditary factors.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Upper
Central Park West
Olympic winter games set for NBC radio broadcasts
Radio editor notes Olympic winter events from Lake Placid will be aired on NBC networks from February 4 to 13. Announcers George Hicks and Eddie Thorgerson will describe hockey, dog sled and bob sled races, ski events, and ski jumps with listed programs on WEAF CBS and WJZ NBC.
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Associated Press
New York
Jan
NBC
Lake Placid
N. Y
George Hicks
Eddie Thorgerson
Reddy Fox sheltered as hunters clash over sport and vermin
In a rural tale, Farmer Brown's Boy defends Reddy Fox from trespassing hunters who want to shoot him. He argues that foxes, hawks, and owls help control pests and that true sportsmanship means fair play. The story ends with Reddy safe and the hunters leaving.
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Reddy Fox
Farmer Brown
Reddy
Palmer Brown
Fellows
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle College Question Horizontal
Puzzle lists clues for a college level crossword with horizontal entries on marabou pluckiest trans Atlantic radio debate college flattery seed tonka glow ing carbon mooley apple put on nick chatter undecided plates of ancient Japanese soldiers flat plates of ancient Japanese soldiers English college trans Atlantic radio debate cut grass indisposed farmer slumbers opposite of a pull in stock market finger seasoning social insect blemish sailor ado leprous person Y changed cotton satin required swamp vertical Lin advance hare means hail minor note part of a circle type of fuel dye chart eluder next to first tendency agents god of the lower world wine vessel sty handled elate measuring sticks tonod exclamation tender unkeeled made verses male ancestors film on copper serfs prepared sheepskin aperture weight allowances scarlet guided battering machine tree second note toward
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Amercan College
English College
Atlantic Radio
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