Vice President Garner on his role and democracy in peril
The article quotes Vice President Garner calling his post a fifth wheel job and discusses his shift from Speaker to a less public role. It argues democracy depends on solving the economic problem and warns that slow recovery could invite dictatorship forces unless a prompt, adequate revival is engineered.
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National Automobile
House of Representatives
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Capitol
Congress
San Antonio
United States
America
Murder at Mocking House Ends in Silent Search
In a Dufresne estate murder case, a detective duo, Harper and Lafferty, search the house for a hidden revolver linked to two killings. Suspects include Pierre Dufresne and household staff as tension rises among the promise of a breakthrough and renewed investigations. Tomorrow a clue emerges with a piece of string.
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Pierre Dufresne
Dufresne
Harper
Andrews
Mr. Harper
Lafferty
Macklin
Director Connors
John Whitmore
Whitmore
Young Donaghy
Richard Croyden
Aline Croyden
Mrs. Whitmore
Mr. Dufresne
Captain Macklin
Walter C. Brown
Health Talk on Medicine and Individual Care
A Health Talk editorial discusses psychology, behavior, and human individuality in medicine. It argues modern science shows no two people are alike and stresses ensuring fundamentals of accessible medical care for all, highlighting the medical profession’s duty to serve the poor and expand useful services.
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Sigmund Freud
Courtney Cooper
Central Park
Richman Tops Broadway Following In Diverse Scene
New York announcer O. O. McIntyre notes Harry Richman reels in crowds with energetic, masculine performances and enduring Broadway appeal. The column surveys nightlife trends from Zelli to Chaplin, Lardner, and Paris couture influx, fielding impressions of entertainment icons and social scenes.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Harry Richman
Richman
McIntyre
Nora Bayes
Eddie Leonard
Bill Robinson
Harry Richmans
Plans for Summer Horse Show Unveiled by Officials
Charles R. Austin announced further plans for the July 3 and 4 summer horse show at a meeting of local horse enthusiasts. The group outlined funding from the Tri State Fair, named Norwood West ring master and Mason King as announcer, and noted Allen Early and son left for Yellowstone Park for a two week vacation.
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Charles R. Austin
Tri-State Fair
Norwood West
Mason King
Allen Early
Allen, Jr
Yellowstone Park
Anxious Yet Happy Mrs Peter Rabbit Nests Hidden Cubs
In a Green Meadows briar patch, Mrs Peter Rabbit tends six pink blind babies hidden under a grass and fur blanket. Blacky the Crow sails overhead unaware, testing the mother’s cautious nursery choice and easing her worries for the future.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Blacky
Alany
Briar Patch
Black Rascal
Briarpatch
Jolly
Mr. Sun
Briar
T. W. Burgess
Victory fete plans set by Potter County Young Democrats
The Potter County Young Democrats Club outlined a Victory Banquet honoring Senator Clint Small and the club’s wins at regional and state conventions. The event will be Monday at the Nat before the All Panhandle Rally, followed by a Candidates Ball. Mayor Ross Rogers spoke on consolidating city and county governments to save at least $100,000 annually.
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Panhandle
Clint Small
Potter County
Young Democrats Club
Senator Small
Ross Rogers
Patron saint of Socialism and early Christian spreader
Karl Marx identified as the patron saint of Socialism. Paul was most active in spreading Jesus' doctrines and breaking with Jewish orthodoxy. The world population was estimated at about 1.748 billion.
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Karl Marx
Jesus
Paul
Word Builder and the Briar Patch Night Watch
A reflective passage contrasts a guilty verdict with hidden reserve. It also follows a vigilant mother rabbit named Mrs Peter near the Briar patch, watching over six newborn bunnies as the sun sets and night begins.
Master Poet Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle lists many clues and partial answers about poets and words. The grid mixes letters hints such as Gibbon Monkey Aurora inheritance and various incomplete terms suggesting a cryptic cross puzzle style with both horizontal and vertical entries.
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Bylitor
Wilburn
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Syesceirtie
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Eeesuspece
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Mocking House
American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
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Joe Zelli
Zell
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Montmartre
Paris
Zelli
Zellis
Walt Whitman
Chaplin
King Lardner
Grantland Rice
Harold Ross
Percy Hammond
Jack Wheeler
Lardner
Lyoline
Hollywood
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Thornton W. Burg
Word Builder
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