Printer's Ink urges optimism amid 1930s gloom
An excerpt from Printer's Ink argues Americans are not as badly off as thought, citing high national income, ample purchasing power, rising postal savings, and ample farm wealth to urge shaking off gloom and continuing work to improve conditions.
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Printer’s Ink
The Perplexing Sharpe Case
Violet Sharpe, a Morrow household maid, dies by her own hand amid ongoing questions about the Lindbergh mystery. Critics cite police bungling and a British Commons debate highlighting alleged harassment and inconsistent investigation. Congressman Louis T. McFadden questions double standards in law enforcement.
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1952 College Graduates Should Not Be Discouraged
Glenn Frank urges 1952 graduates not to fear economic readjustment and political reconsideration. He argues for new kinds of leaders across politics business education journalism to guide a revised civilization shaped by science and machines.
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Gambler on an Island Plans A Marital Ransom
On Ashwood island the "gentleman gangster" intends to wed Nancy Wentworth to lock in his ransom plan. Treasury agent Stevens foils a deeper plot by proposing a rival marriage to save her, while minister Dr. Titherington weighs assisting or resisting the criminal scheme.
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Gallstones Common Says Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland explains gallstones form in the gallbladder from salts and infection. Too small stones cause gallstone colic and larger ones may block bile flow, with jaundice possible. x ray helps visualization, but only surgery cures when painful or inflamed.
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Autotalk No. 13 on stop lights
Motorized citizens ignore many traffic rules except stop buttons. They run red lights seldom, but speed, double park, and ignore bells and yellow lights. Drivers dash through intersections when bells ring and the light is about to change.
HE NEEDED SPANKING BY WINIFRED BLACK
Winifred Black argues a boy spoiled by a self indulgent mother merits a sharp correction. The child disrupts a beauty shop as the mother contemplates blame and punishment for his behavior. The piece riffs on parenting and discipline.
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Gertrude Stein in Village Spotlight and Literary Clash
Greenwich Village debates Gertrude Stein as a mysterious modernist while noting parallels to past literary figures and public behavior. The piece also sketches a dramatic scene where Jerry unveils his wife Nancy to Ashwood and Lucci, hinting at an impending confrontation.
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A Compact Night of Sleep and Frogs in the Green Forest
The piece surveys Easygoing Mrs Skunk and Jimmy Skunk guiding nine children at the Smiling Pool. It notes playful Frogs, a brief encounter with Jerry Muskrat, and a moment of light family happiness amid village celebrity quirks and memory patter.
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Radio Tonight Listings From WEAF WABC WJZ
Radio tonight schedules list WEAF NBC programs including the Harding sisters pianos at 5 30 Ray Perkins at 6 Rudy Vallee and Olsen and Johnson at 9 15 Paul Whiteman's band. WABC CBS features Sid Gary at 5 45 Georgie Price 7 15 Mills brothers and Smith Ballew's orchestra at 10. WJZ NBC offers Ward Wilson impersonating Doc Rockwell 5 15 Thompkins Corners 7 30 Whispering Jack Smith 8 15 and Announcers Confessions at 10.
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Jimmy Skunk Helps Hiding Food In Laughing Brook Tale
Jimmy Skunk traps fish for children along Laughing Brook while Billy Mink, Skunks, and Bobby Coon share a close, cautious night. A legal nod to found property and a peaceful gathering end with the Skunk family sheltered in a hollow log as dawn nears.
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Attorney for the Defense at Paramount theater
Paramount presents Attorney for the Defense starring Edmund Lowe with Ev erent in a strong drama about a district attorney who aims for the governor's chair and ends up defending the innocent. The program also features Julia Dawn and a Screen Souvenir two reeler. The Census Bureau reports 1 201 of 6 055 Kentucky oil and gas outlets are filling stations.
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