Safeguarding the Investor in Investment Banking Proposals
A. A. Berle Jr urges a public safety committee to scrutinize investment banking deals for the public interest and oppose questionable issues. A Massachusetts banker warns such a panel cannot guarantee value, but could ensure proper issuance with transparent asset basis and full disclosure of essential facts.
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A. A. Berle, Jr
Rooseveltian “Brain Trust
American Bankers Association Journal
Investments Bankers
Committee of Public Safety
Massachusetts
Ort
The New Frontier and its Practical Frontiers
The piece argues that America’s new frontier is not land but industry and agriculture. It credits workers farmers and business people with leading a combined industrial recovery and farm relief program, likening it to a frontier push. It also includes brief quips from Dr Esther L Richards on child training and Clyde Ingalls on Siamese twins.
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América
United States
Clyde Ingalls
Industrial If by Glenn Frank Will Roosevelt Lead a Dictatorship
The piece argues that a dictatorship can be avoided if American industry coordinates a national effort to set wage hour and price policies that widen shared prosperity. It calls industrial leaders to prioritize social function over narrow profit and to convert mass production into production for the masses.
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Roosevelt
McClure Newspaper
New London Meeting Sparks Talk of Bridging Worlds
Georgie Bancroft, an English country girl, meets Clifford Asher in a London cinema. The solicitor’s clerk chats warmly, offers tea, and invites future outings as Georgie opens up about loneliness and distant American relatives. Their chance encounter hints at a budding connection.
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Clifford Asher
Georgie Bancroft
London
Georgie
Nicholas Boyd
Oxford Street
Regent Street
Greorgie
Nelly
America
Nervousness in Children and Parental Influence
Dr. Fishbein summarizes Dr. Hector Cameron on child nervousness. Recurrent sleep loss or food refusal may indicate deeper issues, while parental reactions shape a child’s mental habits. Emphasizes cooperative parent child dynamics and praising successes to build self confidence.
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Hector C. Cameron
Cameron
Schulberg to Europe for two month talent search
Paramount producer B P Schulberg plans a two month Europe trip to scout stories in Hungary and seek fresh material. He says Hollywood currently has plenty of talent but needs new and different stories to push audiences beyond familiar grounds.
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Hollywood
B. P. Schulberg
Paramount
Europe
Mr. Schulberg
Hungary
Schulberg
Max
Jane
Jack Dempsey
June
Billy Gaxton
Gaxton
Tad
Baildwick
San Francisco
Pig Latin for Cop Warning in Gossip Column
New York notes recap a brisk July diary with Eva Tanguay sighting, Roscoe Peacock paying respects at Pere Lachaise, and Venice to Paris social rounds. The piece flags Broadway flirts, Gax ton perfume plans, Grace Moore rise, and assorted social tidbits from Warden Lawes to Emily Vanderbilt’s dogs.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Alma Claybergh
Vichy
Anne Kirkpatrick
Bill Hamilton
Hattie Belle Johnston
Blanche Clark
George Delacortes
Hattie Belle
Gandhi
India
My Old City
R. E. MacAlarney
A Lesson in the Art of Falling From Betty Bear
Betty Bear tumbles from a tree and learns from Mother Bear that falling has an art. The cub fears further falls but must practice and grow ready for the wider world, while the tale hints at broader social notes about wealth and decline.
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Mother Bear
Betty Bear
Waray
Wee Betty Bear
Radio Schedule Highlights Gotham Airwaves July 3
A July 3 radio lineup lists WEAF NBC programs from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. including Wm. Hard from London, The Gypsies, Whiteman Show and more. WABC CBS features Eddie Duchin Orchestra and Broadway Melodies. WJZ NBC presents Eskimos and Southern Symphonies. The column weaves in a fiction excerpt about Bear family climbing and falling, plus a Georgie Lovelock scene from 1933 fiction.
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New York
WEAFP
NBC
London
the Gypsies
Chicago
Whiteman
WEAF
New England
Goldman Band
WJST
Hollywood
WABC
CBS
Eddie Duchin
WJZ
Beauty in Bleak Surroundings by Edgar A. Guest
A short verse notes six tulips, a lone peony, and bits of phlox and geraniums in a small lawn. The sparse greenery, set against a dreary street, nonetheless speaks of culture and care enduring amid neglect.
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Edgar A. Guest
Do You Know Her Horizontal 1 Lady in the Picture Puzzle
A cryptic word list asks for the identity of a famous woman linked to clues across many definitions. The puzzle includes references to astronomy, language, geography, and history with answers leading to a hidden name.
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Foretokens
Rhode Island
Neuter Proncon
Faroe E Insianda
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