Dill’s Demo conventions clash over Walsh fight at Chicago
The Globe recalls the 1932 Democratic convention where Clarence Dill drew boos as Roosevelt managers pushed Walsh for permanent chairman. Dill’s two speeches highlighted a clash between progressivism and party interests, ending with Walsh’s victory. Col. Frank Knox stresses restored confidence as key to prosperity.
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Samuel Burchard
Clarence C. Dill
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Roosevelt Army
Tom Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
Frank Hague
New Jersey
Chicago
James R. Garfield
Walsh
Hope From the Past by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues postwar materialism mirrors past cycles of war followed by wealth fever and quick collapses. He cites Harvard President Lowell and historical episodes, urging learning from history to emerge stronger and cleaner.
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Glenn Frank
Lowell
Harvard
Marlborough
England
France
London
Law
Mississippi Company
Paris
Cvil
New York
McClure Newspaper
Gambler's Throw inspired by Eustace L Adams tense standoff
On a remote island, Lucci pressures Ashwood's gangsters as Jerry Calhoun and Stevens plot to foil a killing. A crazed Hamilton battles inner demons while Stevens disarms him and guards Lucci in a tense showdown amid gunfire and mutiny.
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Ashwood
Lucci
Jerry Calhoun
Stevens
Nancy Wentworth
Emory
Jerry
Limpy
Dr Copeland On Eczema and Asthma Links
Dr Copeland explains eczema in infancy can lead to childhood asthma and discusses causes tests and treatments. He notes diet dust pollen and furnishings as possible factors and urges complete medical evaluation and corrected nutrition with cod liver oil. He cautions climate change may help some cases but is not universally beneficial and costly.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Spare Those Brakes A Guide To Defensive Driving
Autofall No 16 urges careful driving to avoid collisions. It advises expecting other drivers to ignore safety, waiting for gaps in traffic, and sometimes speeding up to cross streets. It warns that even with precautions a crash can still occur and emphasizes constant vigilance.
Beads Break Again in Party Scene
Winifred Black describes a social gathering where a gleaming bead necklace shatters, exposing the charm and age of a woman who has long courted attention. Men gawk and chase, the crowd bets on when the beads will fail, and the charmer endures gossip about aging and conquest.
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Winifred Black
Comics Origin for Fan Mail
New York July 12 fan mail origins traced to R F Outcault and The Yellow Kid in 1897. The piece notes his success with Buster Brown and a flood of related products, plus a history of early syndication figures on Park Row and a glimpse of figures such as Alfred Harmsworth and Alex Kenneally.
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New York
R. F. Outcault
Yellow Kid
Buster Brown
Outcault
Hollywood
Bill Nye
New York World
M. Quad
Mrs. Bowser
8. S. McClure
Roy McCardell
Jarr
Park Row
Pomeroy Burton
Brooklyn
Alfred Harmsworth
Lord Northcliffe
Burton
Harmsworth
Dear Old Del's
P. S
Northcliffe
Lord Rothmere
The
Riviera
Brittany
Alex Kenneally
Mirror
Kenneally
British Empire
Immigrant Crime Saga Scene On Porch And Hangar Chase
A tense scene unfolds with Ashwood, Lucci and a detective on a porch as gunfire erupts. Alfred the steward warns of trouble at the hangar while plans to steal planes loom. A later fragment recounts a river of city streets and a daring escape attempt amid confusion.
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Ashwood
Emory
Lucci
Santa Claus
Jerry
Alfred
Mr. Ashwood
Batman
Peach
Question on Identity
A cryptic crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbered entries. Across clues cover sizes, minerals, herbs, metals, and phrases while down clues include terms for people, objects, anatomy, and geography, forming a themed word grid.
Concert radio balance shifts to network broadcasts
Networks focus on concert programming with NBC CBS and WABC schedules. Toscanini fund concert set for July 16 on WABC CBS with a 52 piece orchestra. Listings include Ray Perkins Kate Smith Paul Whiteman and others on WEAF WJZ and related networks.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
NBC
CBS
Wabc-Cbs
WEAF
Ray Perkins
Ea Wynn
Paul Whiteman
WABC
Georgia Price
Kate Smith
Little Jack Little
WJZ
Gene Austin
Jane Froman
Goldman
Sodero
Inky the Skunk Forcing Back Buster Bear at Dam
Inky the skunk threatens to scent jet and stamp his way across a dam while Buster Bear shells back in retreat. Paddy the Beaver watches as the standoff ends with Buster backing toward shore and the tiny skunk maintaining bold footing.
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Buster Bear
Inky
Jimmy Skunk
Paddy the Bea
Beer Bear
Buster
Jimmy
Paddy
Beaver
Big Buster Bear
T. W. Burgess
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