Arnold presses broad attack on building costs and big firms
Trust busting head Thurman Arnold plans a sweeping campaign against the building industry. With 140 lawyers and growing, he aims to attack producers, distributors, financiers, contractors, labor and legal restraints simultaneously to cut costs and boost the ailing housing boom. The approach tests his theory that size matters less than outcomes for consumers.
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Four Blind Dates and a Harried Entrance Scene
A chaotic arrival at a living room gathering unfolds as Richard Craftonbury Adams confronts guests. He challenges the quiet with exasperated questions while Dorothy South provocatively taunts him. The moment ends with Craftonbury’s puzzled exclamation as the room reacts.
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Richard Craftonbury
Lunar puzzle words and clues across halves
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Magnate Richard Craftonbury Hosts Boisterous House Party
In a sunlit mansion, Richard Craftonbury returns from Europe to a crowded home scene. Miss Dorothy South smooths tensions as nephew Tacks and others clash, while Craftonbury asserts authority and guides a tour through his opulent Saltair Acres estate.
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Pops
Miss South
Jonathan Harland
Dorothy South
Jonathan
Tacks
Packy
D-Dick
Uncle Dick
Europe
Jonathan Harland Adams
Mr. Adams
Miss Dorothy South
Saltair Acres
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Licking The World With Dale Carnegie Real Estate Insight
The article profiles Joseph P. Day a top real estate salesman who built a billion-dollar career despite little formal schooling. It details his method of meticulous preparation and a Union Square auction tactic using certified subway footfall data to prove Union Square’s superior location to buyers.
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Day
Times Square
Amarillo Globe front matter and circulation details
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News-Globe
Property Sold for 1.4 Million Amid Preparation Talk
A seller achieved a 1.4 million dollar sale, about half a million above expectations, attributing success to thorough subject knowledge and relentless preparation. The note mentions distribution by McNaught Syndicate, Inc. and emphasizes the power of preparation.
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Vacation eating and diet advice for a carefree holiday
Summertime travel prompts sensible eating and moderate portions while enjoying leisure activities. Emphasizes vegetables milk lean meats and fruit as core meals and urges exercise rest and listening to the stomach rather than the eyes to avoid indigestion and post holiday dieting. Notes hydraulic shock absorbers should be refilled every 10 000 miles.
Silver cache in Tientsin drives U.S. silver policy debate
News Behind The News notes Japan seeks 50,000,000 ounces of Chinese government silver in Tientsin to finance foreign exchange needs. Treasury eyes possible compulsory purchase amid tensions with the Townsend bill. Roosevelt aides and Senate figures push varied spending and rail policy, with international implications for U.S. silver purchases and Latin American repercussions.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Tientsin
Japan
U. S. Treasury
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Intentio
London Silve Exchange
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China
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Townsend
White House
Mexico
Latin America
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William Jennin Townsend
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Supreme Court
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Senate
Tarzan and Valthor Escorted in Court at Arena
Donald Duck and the captive Valthor are hurried toward the arena with heavy guard. On a richly adorned elephant sits Menofra who recognizes Valthor and reacts with anger to his loud, careless remark. She removes her crown and commands the march.
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Valthor
Menofra
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