Armament Reductions Stir World Leaders
President Hoover proposes major power armament cuts, with Italy backing and France opposing. Britain studies the plan, Germany welcomes it, while Soviet Russia has called for disarmament. French objections loom as nations debate security and economic priorities amid rising global tension. General Sadao Araki urges national purification and a rebuilt Japan.
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Hoover
Italy
Germany
Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
Piffling legal quibble reaches Illinois Supreme Court
Eight men convicted of kidnapping for ransom argue reversal because the indictment used the word feloniously in only one count. Lawyers contend the term’s presence or absence is a technicality that did not affect trial fairness. The piece notes Gandhi’s political side is minimal amid quotes attributing him high moral stature.
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Illinois Supreme Court
The Politics of Emergency by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank calls for emergency leadership to confront national economic crisis. He urges unity beyond party politics and demands concrete recovery programs rather than slogans. He warns against political maneuvering during a period of economic hardship.
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Glenn Frank
McClure
Kidnap Plot On Florida Island In G Men Air Chase
A gang uses air power to abduct four millionaires and Nancy Wentworth. Detective Stevens and Jerry Calhoun pursue by plane, landing near a key as they plan a ground assault, using a rubber boat and staged reconnaissance to locate the prisoners on a tropical island.
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Nancy Wentworth
Ashwood
Stevens
Jerry Calhoun
Nancy
Jerry
Emory
Gulf of Mexico
Everglades
Florida Peninsula
Atlantic Ocean
Tallahassee
Florida
Steve
Tiny silver-winged flyer seen over the air
A small black dot in the sky grew into a shape with a silvery wing atop a cylindrical fuselage. Nancy watched, her heart racing as the flyers appeared.
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Ashwood
Nancy
Underweight Dangers Warned By Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland outlines health risks of underweight and stresses proper rest sleep and nutrition. He notes higher infectious disease susceptibility and tuberculosis in thin individuals, urges balanced dieting and regular meals plus a quart of milk daily and fruit vegetables and butter. A full exam may reveal underlying causes and treatments.
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Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Why Not Asylum Theme in The Queer Book
Winifred Black questions the appeal of The Queer Book set in New Mexico artistic circles. She notes its letters between a queer woman and a queer man and the clash with a kindly wife, then ponders publishing a dictation of asylum life as a healthier read for youth.
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Asylum
Winifred Black
New Mexico
New York
London
Leningrad
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Know Your Aviators Puzzle Across and Down
A themed crossword style puzzle listing many clues for horizontal and vertical entries related to aviation terms and general vocabulary. It includes hints for famous aviators, technical words, and common nouns arranged in numbered across and down lines.
Light O Love Army Ditched by New York Columnist
New York columnist O. O. McIntyre describes a societal shift as a large class of wealthy lifestyle women falter financially in the wake of 1929. He notes lavish living, shrinking assets, pawn shop refusals, and a collapse of glamour. The piece contrasts calm Riverside Drive with Broadway’s energy, ending amid a vivid street scene near a medical center.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Upper
Riverside Drive
Hudson
Broadway
Island Heist Gamble Ends With Tail Upset
Three youths plot to raid an island for a cache of wealth. Emory wins a coin flip against Stevens to decide who goes alone while Jerry, mocked by Stevens, pockets the stake and heads toward a rubber boat. Jerry arrives tomorrow, Ashwood gives him a cold reception.
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Emory
Stevens
Jerry
Fellers
Dial Press
Ashwood
Reddy Fox Tracks an Unusual Shadow on the Green Meadows
Reddy Fox, famed for his alert nature, spots a moonlit object on the Green Meadows and suspects a curious danger. He debates whether the bobbing figure might be Peter Rabbit or a rash young rabbit testing safety in moonlight.
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Reddy
Reddy Fox
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
T. W. Burgess
Ghost stories and comic misreads thread through a journal night
A wandering narrator recalls moments of uncanny reading and chance coincidences from a Boston stroll and travels. He describes rabbits near a tennis court, a startled stranger, and a Brittany inn waking with dawn roosters. The piece blends memoir with reflections on writers Morley and Conrad.
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Christopher Morley
Conrad
Brittany
Radio Clock Preview of Democratic Convention Broadcasts
New York radio listings from June 23 detail NBC and CBS plans for convention coverage. NBC WEAF airs Ray Perkins at 6:30 and a William Hard pre convention broadcast at 9:15. CBS WABC features Tito guitar, Mexican tenor, and Irene Beasley. WJZ NBC offers Stebbins boys and Whispering Jack Smith with late Benny Kyte Orchestra.
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New York
NBC
CBS
WEAF
Ray Perkins
Rudy Vallee
Sophie Tucker
William Hard
WABC
Tito Guitar
George Price
Boswell Sisters
Irene Beasley
WJZ
Stebbins Boys
Danger Fighters
Whispering Jack Smith
Benny
Kyte
Reddy Stalks Peter Rabbit in Moonlit Chase
Reddy uses the Black Shadows to flank Peter Rabbit who ears clover near a stone wall. He contemplates a trap while noting Peters cautious behavior in bright moonlight and recalls past mischief. The tale ends with Reddy resolving to a silent plan as Peter feeds. The nearby note cites 1931 heart disease deaths and a statewide total.
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