Roosevelt doubles cabinet with Recovery Council in new plan
The article notes President Roosevelt's creation of a larger informal cabinet called the Recovery Council and discusses potential inclusion of labor representatives. It also highlights newspaper advertising's rising influence and analyzes the practical limits of Atlantic air travel for wartime bombing versus peacetime flight.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Recovery Council
Organized Labor
Italo Balbo
North Atlantic
Ocean
United States
Labrador
Atlantic
Courts and the New Deal in a Changing America
University of Wisconsin president Glenn Frank argues the Supreme Court will be tested as the New Deal reshapes government and economy. He warns against rigid dogma and urges courts to adapt law to evolving life and science while balancing reform with tradition.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Supreme Court
al Smith
A London hotel meeting sparks old ties in Ruby Ayres tale
Georgie Bancroft, staying with her mother in a grand London hotel, rekindles contact with Nelly Foster as news of film star Nicholas Boyd's Berlin operation surfaces. Nelly, recently out of work, anxiously navigates hardship while Georgie contemplates helping and planning her own uncertain future.
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Germany
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Health Talk on Bruises and Choking Dangers
Dr Fishbein advises on treating bruises with ice water pads and iced compresses for black eyes, warns against beefsteak or strong lotions, and stresses prompt eye exam. He urges immediate action for choking in children, using careful manual methods or coughing to expel objects, with physicians using specialized tools.
Hollywood Quips On Stars Personal Tastes And Hobbies
Jacqueline Francell carries a rag dog for 16 years while Loretta Young shap es soap scenes. Carmel Myers gains fame as an amateur photographer. Mae West collects pictures and memoirs of notorious women. Spencer Tracy skilled horseman but rarely rides on screen. Richard Arlen owns 52 pipes valued at 250 dollars given by a CZ fan.
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Jacqueline Francell
Maurice Chevalier
Loretta Young
Carmel Myers
Mae West
Spencer Tracy
Philip Faversham
William
Ruth
Jacqueline Wells
George Sidney
Charlie Murray
Charlie
Richard Barthelmess
Gloria
Billie Burke
Broadway Characters and Celebrity Encounters Amid Street Scene
A New York City snapshot from Herald Square to Columbus Circle features a cast of Broadway figures and city characters. J P Morgan Sr blindfolds test vintages, Maclin Marrow trades a Bach duet with a subway fiddler, and Gene Tunney with Jack Dempsey trade back slaps.
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New York
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the Village
Columbus Circle
Herald Square
Artie Hitchborn
Times Square
Damon Runyon
Coxey
Leo Michel
Rialto
Leo Newman
Dave Levy
Haberdashery
Max Baer
Ace Star
Katharine Cornell
Crying Mary
New Jersey
Earl Carroll
Oompah
Newsie
Moe du- Core
Sister Edith
Ethel Barrymore
Dixie
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Gene
Jack
Bedtime Stoptes By Thornton W Burgess
A humorous tale where Betty Bear mistakes a cub from Jimmy Skunk for trouble and pays a price. Mother Bear arrives in disgust and scolds Betty for meddling with the Skunk, while the young Skunk remains unfazed. The column shifts to a reflective anecdote about etiquette and a tipped meal, ending with a newspaper office gag.
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Mother Bear
Skunk
Jimmy Skunk
Little Skunk
Bea
Bear
Phyllis
Puzzle on the man in the picture and related terms
A scanned puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries about the man in the picture, Nobel questions, word endings, measurements, and scientific terms. Several items hint at professions, units, and linguistic suffixes with mixed spellings and OCR errors.
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Brackhaw
Radio schedule and story from the Green Forest
A fragmentary radio listings page notes NBC CBS and WABC schedules in New York with acts by Lucille Patterson Rudy Vallee and other bands set for early evening. The tale then shifts to a Green Forest scene where Betty Bear quarrels with Mother Bear about a skunk encounter ending with advice to stay away and never bother the skunk again.
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Mother Bear
Betty Bear
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poem describing the fate of thieves after conviction, condemning crime and punishment. It portrays the thief as an outcast confined to a life of gray garb within a cell, untouched by seasons, while asserting society’s need for safety and paying the price of wrong.
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Edgar A. Guest
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