Inflation safeguards in bold plan announced by press
Inflation safeguards are outlined by Glenn Frank as four key checks on open market operations and a further set of controls on Treasury currency. The piece defends presidential power to expand reserves up to 3 billion, with multiple automatic brakes and discretionary limits to prevent misuse.
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Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Cockatoo Conspiracy Unfolds in Court Hall
In a tense lobby a police trap closes on Lovschiem as Sundean exposes a murder plot linked to Francis Tally and Stravsky. Grethe aids, Pucci the cockatoo reveals a hidden paper, and Lorn confronts Sundean amid mounting danger.
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Lorn
Marianne
Stravsky
Miss Tally
Lovschiem Manana
Grethe
Loyschiem
Pucci
Madame Grethe
Dr Fishbein Health Talk on Shoes and Foot Care
Dr Philip Lewin advises flexible shank shoes for normal feet and rigid shank for those with foot troubles. Best shoes have round toes, medium shank width, and straight inner border. Avoid extreme heel heights. change shoes daily and use shoe trees. Rubber heels reduce shock and proper circulation requires nonrestrictive stockings.
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Philip Lewin
Why film titles change and studio decision making
Dan Thomas questions why film titles are altered during production. He cites examples like Police Surgeon renamed to Dead on Arrival and The Girl in 419, noting executives often miss the mark. He argues decisive leaders like J P Morgan would avoid such missteps by choosing material adaptable to cinema.
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Muscle Show Comedy and New York Critics Ramble
A lively Broadway scene piece recounts a free admission talk on exercise pills and vitality. It weaves in jests about Valentino, Jimmy Walker era figures, critics like H T Parker, and Peggy Wood, ending with a wistful note on a potential revival of Sis Hopkins and a dog anecdote.
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Broadway
Valentino
Jimmy Walker
Hector Fuller
Indianapolis
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H. T. Parker
Boston
Back Bay
Peggy Wood
Miss Wood
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Peggy Woods
Lillian Gish
Rose Melville
Sis
Richey
Masons at Work Build Nests Under Barn Eaves
In Thornton Burgess Bedtime Stories, Mason and Mrs. Mason recruit friends to construct mud nests on Farmer Brown's barn. They seek sticky clay mud along the Smiling Pool bank, testing mud quality before beginning the careful plastering process on the barn wall beneath the eaves.
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Mason
Hayes Swallow
Mrs. Mason
Smiling Pool
Radio Clock and Swallows Build New Town Foundations
In New York on June 14, radio schedules from WEAF NBC CBS and WJZ NBC outline programs including Fannie Brice, Burns and Allen, and Waring's Pennsylvanians. A fiction excerpt follows about Cliff Swallow nest building, detailing foundation work, family life, and neighborly dynamics at a barn, with Bully the English Sparrow opposing the birds.
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Fannie Brice
Willam Ward
London
Ben Bernie
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CBS
Voice of Experience
Irvin
Cobb
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Allen
Waring
Wjznbc
Phantom Gypsy
Envelopes and Alibis in the Mignon Case
In a suspenseful exchange, Lorn is accused of murdering Stravsky Marcel and a priest to retrieve Sue's token. The wax seal is broken, revealing the missing clue and exposing another actor beyond the Lovschiems. Grethe confirms the token was found in the priest's room, deepening the mystery.
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Francis Tally
Loyschiems
Sue
Lorn
Marianne
Marcel
Lorna
Grethe
Sundean
Michael Stravsky
Stravsky
Strasky
Lovschiems
Mignon G. Eberhart
DICTATOR ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
Nine goddesses preside over song and poetry. Parrot that kills sheep and other clues hint at a themed crossword about classical figures and natural terms. many entries appear fragmented or misread yet align to a puzzle solution set with mythic and linguistic references.
City Dreams Drive Lone Scout's Shift In Life
A writer recalls years of watching anxious parents plead for safe children and reveals how ambition to escape a quiet life led him to move to the big city and pursue a new frontier.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem urging national unity and patriotism through the flag, calling for peace, perseverance, and global harmony.Expresses faith in workers and farmers, envisions a world of cooperation under the flag shining red white and blue and a brighter future for children everywhere.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
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