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Roosevelt support sparks clash over good old days debate
The Globe reports Mayor Ross Rogers defends FDR against Republican attacks as he recalls Hoover era woes. He argues against restoring the 1932 conditions, citing bank failures, unemployment, and Prohibition harms to urge continued New Deal policies.
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Platform Dissent on Courts Ties Up Democratic Convention
Discussion among Democrats on how far to criticize the courts and push a new judicial deal dominates preconference talk. Some want a constitutional amendment broadening federal power. others favor reaffirming existing measures and critiquing judicial practices.
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New York Society Reception Links Gail Everett to Derek Searles
Gail Everett arrives in New York after winning a prize and secures a job with Madame Lizette. At Mrs. Morton’s reception, Derek Searles introduces her to society and plans a portrait commission, while Gail navigates a glamorous, crowded event and tense personal undercurrents.
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Disgraced for His Victory
In 1866 Austria faced defeat against Prussia and Italy near Lissa. Vice Admiral Wilhelm von Tegetthof led a smaller fleet and sank the Italian ironclad Re d Italia after the Ferdinand Rex rammed it. He held a victory dinner, the cost of which led to his dismissal and extended leave.
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Adriatic
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Tegetthof
Vienna
Tegetthoff portrait on Austrian stamp court case 1935
A fragment notes Tegetthoff's portrait featured on an Austrian stamp and a 1935 lawsuit honoring her great heroes. The garbled text references copyright, BSS, NRA Service, and imagery, but details remain unclear.
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Letter from the Bowery survivor urges humility after ruin
A man once thriving in the Midwest writes from New York in 1936 describing job loss, mortgage failure, and poverty. He shares a plea against charity while seeking meaningful work and a renewed sense of citizenship, ending with a note of hope and self reform.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Bowery
Middle West
Engagement Plots Stir Amidst Uncertain News
In a tense moment, Gail resists a plan to announce an engagement quickly to halt unwanted advances from Travers family intrigues. An older woman presses Gail toward a belated guest, while Gail wrestles with the implication of a proposed union and its impact on her future.
Tragic Sighting of An Elderly Woman In Office Past Pastime
An elderly woman sat in an office pasting clippings on cards, her past described as interesting while her present looks bleak. Her future aspect remains uncertain and troubling to the observer.
Washington Monument Puzzle Clues Reveal Historic Building
A reader's puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about a U S building in Washington. The grid references a statue atop a dome and notes features such as cupola and draped adornments, hinting at a landmark associated with government and memory.
Milk safety and preparation for infant formula
Dr Morris Fishbein explains cow s milk as a US substitute for mother's milk. It should come from healthy cows and be handled cleanly. Pasteurization or boiling is common, with added water to adjust acidity for digestion and to approximate human milk.
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Morris Fishbein
United States
Jerseys
Alderneys
Hollywood Indian Troubles Roar In Front of The Last of the Mohicans
Hollywood reports a chaotic film set as a mixed band of Sioux Comanches Utes Osages Cherokees and Blackfeet rebel against studio life. Producers One-Eyed-Jacks Wild Goetz and Eddie Small and stars Randolph Scott Bruce Cabot and Robert Barrat face stiffward antics from itinerant extras and a lifeguard army hired to dodge river rapids during exterior shoots.
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T*e
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Heather Angel
Scout Johnson
Sachem Small
Smith River
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