Price on Mother Love in Court Shows Hardship of Unfunded Welfare
A young mother seeks permission to place her infant in a children's home to gain work and support. The judge denies the request, citing lack of funds and the need for the mother to contribute to the child's support, highlighting the clash between poverty and custody in a city juvenile court. The piece condemns abandonment laws and pension gaps as societal injustices.
Stabilizing the NRA through government guidance and business roles
Dr. Glenn Frank reports a Hot Springs meeting of about thirty national business leaders on NRA future policy. Four conclusions urge government to set minimum economic policies while preserving business initiative, warning against price fixing and anti-competitive practice, and favoring a representative permanent advisory board.
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Murder at Pierre Dufresne House Unravels By Harper
Inspector Harper dissects a staged double murder at Pierre Dufresne's residence. He argues the killer escaped unseen through designed snowless routes and used Dufresne's gun before smuggling Hamill’s bullet into the furnace. The solution hinges on identifying the dead man and the getaway method within the house.
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Freckles and Sunlight Sensitivity Lessons
Dr Morris Fishbein explains freckles arise from pigment deposits in sun exposed skin and reflect a individual sensitivity to sunlight. Freckles may fade with winter and return in spring though some persist for life.
New York Type Café Finds Broadway Crowd Favorite
O O McIntyre reviews Gallagher's in New York as a bustling Broadway eatery run by Helen Gallagher with lively service. He notes open hickory broiled steaks, strict pies and rice pudding, and a casual atmosphere where pipes and dogs are allowed. The piece also highlights Dempsey, Vallee, and other visitors, plus a snapshot of New York clubs and budget strategies.
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Texan Is Arrested For Carrying Gun
A man who gave the name Emrich Sylvester Dolan aged 23 of Glade Water Texas was arrested by police in Kansas City after a pistol and dynamite caps and fuses were found in his hotel room Women in the lobby notified officers Dolan said he was a pipe liner and that everyone in Texas carries a pistol and such a thing could be possible in Kansas City too
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CCC workers to receive certificates of merit
About 80,000 CCC enrollees in emergency conservation work in national and state parks will receive merit certificates for good records. National Park Service director Arno B. Cammer announced the plan. Palo Duro Canyon State Park Superintendent Major E A Kingsley says 80 certificates will be awarded at the end of the enrollment period June 30. Mrs J F McDowell and Roy and Mildred McDowell returned from a week’s vacation in Rec River New Mexico.
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World War Martyr 2 World Heroine Picture
Puzzle style cloze clues reference a World War II martyr and related terms. The list mixes names, war terms, and common words across vertical and horizontal entries, highlighting a thematic wartime figure and associated descriptors.
Bedtime Stories by Thornton W Burgess
A 1934 McNaught Syndicate piece recalls Farmer Brown's Boy mowing Green Meadows and discovering Mrs Peter Rabbit outside the Briar patch. It notes careful watching to avoid nest destruction and a witty scene as the rabbit interacts with the mower.
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The Little Brown School House Quiz Questions
A fragment asks about homemakers in the United States with over 42 million women, noting 28 million home-makers and 1.2 million new recruits yearly. It asks which travels as fast as light, answering electric waves, and which bird uses its wings to swim, naming the penguin.
Farmer Brown's Boy Finds Bunny Nest Hidden by Grass
In 1934 story, Farmer Brown's Boy discovers six baby rabbits tucked under dry grass as a mowing blade passes nearby. He notes the rabbits’ escape under the grass and fur, the danger avoided, and the calm lesson from mother rabbit.
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