Broadway Crowds and Artist Echoes From New York Memoirs
A column recalls Broadway figures and nightlife in New York including Eugene Waller, T. E. Powers, Sally, Vesta Victoria, and others. It notes artists returning to Paris reverse emigration, mentions La Jolla as an artist refuge, and includes quips about John McGraw, Bill Boyd, and street life scenes in 1920s venues.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Eugene Waller
Cincinnati
T. E. Powers
Bryan
Max Marx
Sally
Hammerstein
Vesta Victoria
Gallery Gang
Old Colonial
Joe Moore
Tommy Lyman
Houston
George McManus
Dinty Oore
Fanchon
Cocotte
Gainsbrough
Madam Laley
Julian Sanderson
Sixty
Zeigfeld
Billy Burke
Herald
Marlborough
Shubert
A. Toxin Worm
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Miami
Doraldine
Dean Inge
St. Paul's
London
James Montgomery Flagg
Hippodrome
Savoy
Valeska Suratt
Grace la Rue
Mannie Chappelle
America
Paris
la Jolla
California
John McGraw
Bill Boyd
The
Lambs
McGraw
Rector’s
Jack's
Bedtime Tales of Buster Bear and Friends
An excerpt describes Old Mother Nature balancing life in the Green Forest with varied animal habits. Buster Bear hibernates as food runs scarce, while Johnny Chuck remains active, illustrating different winter survival strategies and vegetarian tendencies among large and small forest creatures.
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Green Forest
Johnny Chuck
Great Big
Buster Bear
Buster
Government aviation spending warrants real results
A quoted general criticizes government aviation funding for private lines arguing money should yield tangible outcomes. He notes the annual spend could support top military and civilian air forces and urges action to ensure value and prevent gambling by speculators.
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Doughty
Changing Times as London Plans Polo Club Lands
London authorities may seize Hurlingham and Ranelagh polo grounds for housing, signaling shifts in urban policy. The clubs, famed as aristocratic polo centers, sit near dense neighborhoods where space is scarce, illustrating a broader push to repurpose elite recreation for housing.
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London
Hurlingham and
Ranelagh
London County Council
Touhy examined as highly intelligent by psychiatrists
Psychiatrists who examined Roger Touhy and his gang at the Illinois state penitentiary found high adult intelligence in Touhy while noting two companions Gus Schaefer and Albert Kator appeared less bright. The report challenges the view that criminals are mentally inferior and suggests emotional factors drive crime. It also quotes Engelbert Dollfuss on socialism and fortresses.
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Roger Touhy
Chicago
Illinois State Penitentiary
Touhy
Gus Schaefer
Albert Kator
Hardening the Farmer's Lot by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues there is no simple fix for farmer distress. He cites population slowdown, wartime acreage, rapid output, and changing eating habits as factors. A broad readjustment of economic policy is needed to make farmers beneficiaries of abundance.
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Glenn Frank
Blond A New Serial Chapter 48 Bird Of Rescue
Grahame coordinates a quick broadcast from a cockpit as a beach landing plan is set. A fast exit strategy unfolds with Spin Winslow keyed to reach Hollywood, while a ceremonial march advances toward a pyramid.
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Bird OF Rescue
Grahame
Myberg
Spin Winslow
Hollywood
Spin
Greene
Frank
Pyramid
Jungle Abduction Drama Ends With Plane Raid
Janice and Langton struggle as guards close in during a dramatic rescue attempt on a pyramid. A speeding plane roars in over the eastern jungle as fight or flight erupts, gunfire erupts, and a perilous escape plan unfolds amid jaguars and high priest chaos.
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Janice
Langton
Billy
Frank
Hollywood
Frank Grahame
Raoul Ortega
Ich-Kin
Hogarth
McGrath
Greene
Juan
Ortega
Pyramid
Neuralgia and migraines linked to facial nerves and senses
Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines facial neuralgia tied to the fifth cranial nerve with pain from cold air or light touch. He notes migraines triggered by fatigue or food sensitivity, and eighth nerve effects causing dizziness, nausea, vomiting, and possible hearing loss.
Caught Off Guard Timbers Robbed in Denver
In Denver on March 28 two bandits overpowered E J Timbers counting his money with no guard nearby stealing 170 dollars after taping him and lighting him on the floor. Pacific Coast oyster canners increased their pack by 19 956 cases ending 163 percent over 1932.
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Denver
E. J. Timbers
Timbers
Guiding Your Child and Charity Begins at Home
An essay argues practical morals shape youth over abstract studies. Teaching tolerance honesty and fair dealing nurtures generous, considerate individuals. Public spirit should be practiced daily in small, personal contexts.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Angelica
League of Nations
Stephen
Pheasant Invades Seattle Market Stalls
A Chinese pheasant swooped into Seattle public market stalls on a March day and began gobbling cabbages onions and lettuce. It was captured and will be turned over for 200 dollars.
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Seattle
Track Star Answer to Previous Puzzle Script
A horizontal and vertical crossword style puzzle list shows clues and numbers for a mix of words. The page references a track star and various across and down entries, with multiple hints including biblical, geographic, and musical terms. The puzzle grid interlinks several names and terms.
The Winter Tales and Real-Life Gaffes
A collage of gossipy vignettes and fable dialogue from 1934 features theatergoers like FE G Robinson and Jolson, a dancer named Jim, a gunman’s moll, and a skeptical barroom sleeper. Animal tale Buster Bear meets Paddy the Beaver as they discuss a hard winter and deep water.
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Jumping Mouse
Paddy the Beaver
Mrs. Paddy
Buster Bear
Buster
Paddy
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