Cooperation urged to expand CWA work in Potter County
The Globe reports Potter County’s CWA quota at 3200 men, with about 2700 employed due to lacking projects. Local officials urge city and county cooperation to secure more right of way along Highway 33 to Marymere farm, enabling road repairs and continued labor for the unemployed. The highway department and relief authorities press for additional projects and funds to utilize full labor capacity. The piece also notes Noel Coward's praise of Mae West as quoted by the newspaper.
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Italianized or Not Mussolini’s Influence on U S Economics
Glenn Frank argues the United States will not become fascist but should embrace limited government role in the economy. He endorses a guild like plan to coordinate private enterprise, with government setting wage, hours, prices and profits while ensuring public interest. He cautions against full corporatist schemes and stresses national policy must grow from American tradition.
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Forbidden Valley Chapter 42 Meeting and Confrontation
Sonya confronts Karakhan in the Canadian wilderness cabin after a tense meeting aboard LeNoir’s craft. She reveals her knowledge of his crimes and past betrayal, challenging his control as he plans to flee toward Mexico with her. The meeting ends with a charged accusation of her father and Carl's deaths and a looming confrontation.
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Smash Desplaines
Curt
Igor Karakhan
Sonya Volkov
Karakhan
Teeste LeNoir
Sonya
Irkutsk
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Lena Woods
LeNoir
Ralston
Helen Mathieson
Mexico
Liam-Klale
Victoria
Father
Vladivostok
Hill- Father
William B Mowery
Hollywood Celebrities Share Favorite Dishes
In Hollywood on January 23, actors reveal their preferred foods. Paul Muni favors sour cream with onions and pickles, while Joan Blondell loves nut ham burgers. Barbara Stanwyck eats celery all day, Joe E Brown daily ice cream, and others list varied favorites from soups to desserts.
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Joan Blondell
Barbara Stenwyck
Joe E. Brown
Dick Barthelmess
Mary Astor
Bette Davis
Boston
Ruth Chatterton
William Powell
Dick Arlen
Claudette Colbert
Dorothea Wieck
Marlene Dietrich
Guiding Your Child by Alice Clarissa Richmond
A tale of Sarah raised amid boyish self defense and rough language. At a girls school her fists clash with a taunting classmate, leading to a confrontation and expulsion. The piece argues private warfare harms society and suggests teaching restraint for both hands and tongues.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Sarah
Episcopalians Press Lynching Deploration in Texas Diocese
Tyler Texas January 23 A resolution deploring lynching in the state was adopted at the 85th annual council of the Texas Diocese of the Episcopal Church. The council asked Governor Ferguson to urge officials to issue statements supporting law enforcement. Multiple church leaders were elected to key posts and a 1934 budget of 30000 was set, with 12000 for national missionary work and 18000 for diocese missions.
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Texas
Episcopal Church
Miriam A. Ferguson
DuBose Murphy
Horace M. Wilkins
Houston
George L. Crocker
Nacogdoches
Sidney S. McClendon, Jr
W. G. B. Morrison
National Council For Missionary Work
Diocese
Gotham Crimes Yet Unsolved by O. O. McIntyre
New York gossip column recounts two famous unresolved Broadway crimes Arnold Rothstein and Dot King with suspicions of high‑level complicity. It notes Sigmund Spaeth as a tune detective, Gene Tunney’s wife’s fashion, Astor dining revivals, and lavish underworld portraits amid vivid New York social life.
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New York
Broadway
Arnold Rothstein
Dot King
Rothstein
George Blumenthal
70Th and
Park Avenue
Health Talk by Dr Fishbein on longevity trends
Dr Fishbein explains women outlive men with life expectancy around 60.4 years for women and 56.8 for men. He attributes gains to reduced deaths from typhoid, malaria, smallpox, and scarlet fever, with improvements in tuberculosis decline and rising heart disease deaths in older groups.
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United States
The Stump That Came to Life and Timmy’s Glide
A Thornton Burgess bedtime tale features Timmy the Flying Squirrel teasing Hairy Woodpecker. Timmy glides toward a snow covered stump near danger as Hairy pursues him, illustrating the risk in anger and misjudged bravado. The tale contrasts clever Timmy with Hairy’s anger and the stump marks a fateful crossing.
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Flying Squirrel
Harry the Woodpecker
Timmy
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Woodpecker
Whitey
T. W. Burgess
Stump Surprises Timmy as Whitey the Owl Intervenes
A young Timmy the Squirrel escapes a perilous glide when Whitey the Snowy Owl, camouflaged on a stump, springs into action. Harry the Woodpecker gives chase, but Timmy gains altitude and narrowly avoids a deadly clawed capture, ending with a cliffhanger for the next tale.
Word Builder Puzzle Reflects On New Year Crowds
The passage plays with lettered word growth, noting gunmen and robbers attempting disguise in public crowds. It reflects on yesterday’s puzzle answer about earning a place in the world, using plays on words like WING SWING SEWING and hints at knitting as a variation.
Revolutionary Theories and Practices Crossword Clue Grid
A compact note listing clues for a crossword style puzzle referencing key terms and figures linked to revolutionary history and linguistic hints across horizontal and vertical entries.
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