Democrats mull Chicago circus mirroring 1924 convention
The Globe notes Democrats fear a chaotic Chicago convention echoing 1924 after Roosevelt aides back Senator Walsh as permanent chair. It recalls McAdoo’s 1924 role and suggests he could influence the outcome with California’s 44 Garner delegates if deadlock emerges.
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Tom Walsh
Montana
Chicago
Tom
McAdoo
Roosevelt
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
John N. Garner
Smith
Garner
Some Democratic IFS
Glenn Frank argues the Democrats will deserve to lose if they rely on hard times, rehash scandals, dodge prohibition, or pursue empty reform. They will deserve to win if they present honest measures, a clear tariff plan, strong leadership, and united resolve on economics and world relations.
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Glenn Frank
Harding
League of Nations
Democrats
McClure Newspaper
Gambler's Shrow: by Fu Adan
Detective work by airplane drives Jerry Calhoun and Emory Battles to track an ultra modern kidnapping gang that abducted Nancy Wentworth and wealthy captives. Stevens pushes for location as a hydroplane chase over sea routes tests fuel and speed. the tense island setting heightens danger amid a heat scorching on a tropical shore.
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Jerry Calhoun
Emory
Nancy Wentworth
Jerry
Nancy
Stevens
Lucci
Mallory
Hamilton
Martin and Williams
Chicago
Catherine De Puyster Caddwater Jones a Coward and Liar
Winifred Black rebukes Catherine De Puyster Caddwater Jones for calling herself a coward liar thief and even a would be murderer. The column questions her bravado and honesty urging self reflection and denouncing self approval of vices in sharp moral tones.
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Catherine de Puyster Caddwater Jones
Catherine
Katie Dear
Kitty
King Features Syndicate, Inc
The Only Child Seeks Companionship For Self Esteem
An article argues that the only child bears unique burdens from parental focus on discipline and meals. It urges early socialization with peers to learn they are not alone in feeling small and unimportant and to reinforce shared rules.
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Potter Fields
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Dr Copeland Warns Public On Tuberculosis War
United States Senator Dr. Royal S Copeland urges a nationwide campaign against tuberculosis emphasizing healthy living, nutrition, rest, fresh air, and periodic health exams. He notes most infections occur by age 21 and early detection improves cure chances. Cooperation is essential to combat disease and prevent disability.
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T. K
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
One Girl Who Worked Back
A revealing letter from a former New York showgirl recounts a life of danger and survival. She describes corruption, coercion, and escape from vice to rebuild a legitimate life, later funding education for two abandoned children and insisting many similarly damaged women deserve chances at redemption.
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Hamilton
Martin
Williams
Lucci
Nancy
The
Criterion
New York
Dial Press
Pittsburgh
Paris
Marie Dressler
Hidden Proverb Puzzle Across and Down Clue List
A compact clue collection with horizontal and vertical entries listing numbers and hints for a word puzzle. Reads like a crossword style quiz referencing articles, verbs, body parts, animals, and common words across multiple categories.
Cresty the Flycatcher Seeks Nest Material
In this Thornt on W Burgess bedtime tale Cresty the Flycatcher and Mrs Cresty struggle to finish their nest missing a vital material. They recall family habits and decide to search distant spots including the Green Meadows and Briarpatch seeking the much needed piece. Peter Rabbit joins the dialogue.
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Cresty
Mrs. Cresty
Green Meadows
Peter Rabbit
Radio preps 1932 Republican convention opening broadcast
NBC kicks off with Eddie Thorgerson replacing Graham McNamee due to travel delays. Ted Husing anchors for WABC CBS. Tonight’s lineup includes Donald Nevis, Shilkret, Mrs Ellis A Yost, Buddy Rogers, Ruth Etting, Isham Jones, Jane Froman, Jack Benny, and George Olsen among others.
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Associated Press
New York
Graham McNamee
NBC
Eddie Thorgerson
Graham
Chicago
Ed Wynn
Ted Husing
WABC
CBS
WEAF
Donald Nevis
Shilkret
Ellis A. Yost
WJZ
Buddy Rogers
Morton Downey
Colonel
Budd
Ruth Etting
Isham Jones
Jane Froman
Jack Benny
George Olsen
Old Green Forest chase ends with clue in fence posts
In a continuing forest tale Cresty searches fence posts for a clue to the missing item. Danny Meadow Mouse reports Bluffer the Adder heading toward Briarpatch and hints guide Cresty to follow. The next story follows with a separate incident of electrocution in McKinney as Wesley Brown dies after contact with a live cord.
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Cresty
Briarpatch
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Mr. Toad
Bluffer the Adder
Briar-patch
Bluffer
T. W. Burgess
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Gambler's Shrow
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Mr. Mallory
Winifred Black
Guiding
Your Child
Agnes Lyne
Dr. Copeland
O. O. McIntyre
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Kansas
McAlpin
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Tate
Strait of Dover
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