Alberta Premier Aberhart and Social Credit in Action
A Collier's report by Walter Davenport examines Premier William Aberhart of Alberta and his social credit plan. It portrays promises of a $25 monthly minimum to every adult and $5 to sixteen year olds as unfunded, with 96.9 percent unconvinced and bankers balking loans.
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William Aberhart
Alberta
Canada
Townsend
Walter Davenport
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Aberhart
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Social Credit
Upton Sinclair
California
Mr. Aberhart
Ballyhoos
Treasury
Roosevelt To The Republicans Catch Questions On National Objectives
In his annual message President Roosevelt propounded thirteen questions for the Republicans, framing them so a yes or no answer would show support or opposition to his policies. He argues honest Americans differ on methods, not aims, and warns against labeling critics as anti social hijackers.
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Roosevelt
Glenn Frank
Congress
McClure
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Puzzle style word list with clues across and down including references to indigo source, Chinese wax, and religious terms. Contains many garbled entries and partial phrases, suggesting a dated crossword or cryptic table from a newspaper page.
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Derert Capedition
Witticiem
Stormy night tests Dana and Scott in old domestic tale
Dana confronts suspicions as Paula Paola’s doctor husband Scott rushes out in a storm to Paula’s aiding her illness. The scene reveals Paula’s obsession and Dana’s insecurity, while Scott wrestles with revealing Paula’s lure and his own feelings in a tense domestic drama.
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Williard Cameron
Dana Westbrook
Stanley Scott
Ronald Moore
Dana
Nancy
Ronald
Paula
Scott
Charlotte
Carly
Pooch Parade Starts Early in New York Festivities
A New York City featurette notes a dog parade beginning at 7 P M along Fifth Madison and Park Avenues showcasing pedigreed breeds and fashionable attire. The piece weaves in cultural figures, dog breeds, and anecdotal celebrity anecdotes surrounding the era’s glittering society dog show milieu.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Manhattan
Fifth
Madison
Park Avenues
Katharines
Cornell and
Brush
Mollie Mallory
Howard Chandler Christy
Bedlington
Horace
Diet Truth and Ike Meltzer in New York Evacuation Tale
The scene follows Ike Meltzer a Brooklyn newsboy who abandons the Paris boulevards as American exiles finish their evacuation. Paula seeks personal resolution and contemplates distant treatment while Scott weighs options and Paula vows to toast victory with a highball before the story continues.
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Ike Meltzer
Brooklyn Bridge
Paris Boulevards
Ike
Mrs Grouse and Thunderer Weather Winter Crust Tale
In a Green Forest tale Mrs Grouse and Thunderer stay high in a hemlock as rain turns to ice. They fear for wandering young grouse while Jack Frost tightens a frosty crust and they debate staying safe. The scene shifts to a barbed collage of characters and a medical note by Dr. Morris Fishbein appears alongside.
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Mrs. Grouse
Thunderer the Grouse
Jack Frost
Thunderer
Green Forest
Grouse
T. W. Burgess
Buried on mountaintops and bird lore
The text references two famous men buried on mountaintops Buffalo Fall in Colorado and Cect Rhodes in South Africa. It also discusses white blackbirds and other birds and notes the blood completes a circulation each minute.
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Buffalo
Colorado
Rhodes
South Africa
Stories in Stamps — Simon Bolivar Anniversary Portrait Stamp
The piece notes Juan Vicente Gomez dying at 78 on Bolivar's birthday and on the 2h anniversary of his victory Venezuela issued a stamp showing the dictator and the city of Bolivar. It highlights Gomez as a controversial ruler who centralized power yet funded balanced budgets and public works.
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Venezuela
Belivar
Word Builder and City Noise Reflections
The text reflects a speaker detailing a shaving mishap and fatigue from a valet, expressing anger and a decision to quit. It cites a reaction to New York City noise as refined torture. It mentions a worm-like enenares insect shooting sticky threads at them.
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New York City
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