Shelved Ideals and Mexican Bull Fights in The Globe
In 1932 The Globe discusses Henry Stimson’s disarmament bid and the world economy. It contrasts bull fights in Mexico with rising movie popularity and analyzes the Senate probe into short sellers and underlying industry health.
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Our Credit System Is Sick
Glenn Frank argues the nations credit system is failing as private interests control money and credit. He warns of price collapses and rising debt burdens from deflation and calls for restoring circulating money or diluting the gold base to revive prices and spur economic recovery.
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Miss Loyalty and the Secret Marriage Plan
Georgie Revell agrees to marry Eddie Townsend secretly to protect her job with Grattan Matching. Aveney, the mystery man, waits outside Matching’s house while Jenny, Georgie’s cousin, watches from the party. Tense power plays unfold as Georgie balances love, loyalty, and a dangerous employer.
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Eddie Townsend
Grattan Matching
Eddie
Mexico
Georgie
Ryder Vale
Jenny
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Garth Aveney
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Matching
How It Began 22223 The Ancient Sakon
A fragmentary feature outlines early language tales including a note on a river name origin from a water channel. It mentions a series on why certain words began and invites reader ideas to be illustrated in future columns.
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Russ Murphy
Ray Senusky
News-Globe
Writing Hard Without Aide Of Public
O O McIntyre recalls a May diary entry from New York detailing social meetings with journalists editors and performers. He notes encounters with Warden Lawes Ray Long and Eddie Duchin plus Kate Smiths concert and Roscoe Peacock’s letters to newspapers highlighting public opinion and the press.
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H. M. Aylesworths
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van Dine
Eddie Duchin
Kate Smith
Roscoe Peacock
North Cohocton
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Radio Networks Extend Local Features Across NBC CBS
WABC CBS joins NBC plan to broadcast more local station features network wide. Starting tomorrow three WNAC Boston broadcasts weekly present top Boston musical acts. A May 8 WJZ NBC debate on federal versus state control features George Gordon Battle and Stanley High. Programs on WEAF WABC WJZ include piano recitals dramas and love songs.
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Secret Wedding Plans and House Tensions Clip a Family
Jenny hides a wardrobe as Georgie vents indignation over an attempted separation by Garth Aveney. Georgie plans a secret wedding while Learning is set to reveal the trap tomorrow. Jean Borotra joins a British company board. a French gas firm director. Eggs and dairy cited as vitamin rich foods.
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M. Jean Borotra
France
Crossword Puzzle Puzzler on Canada Horizontal and Vertical
Crossword puzzle clues mix geography and wordplay about Canada and general terms. The grid includes 85 across and down entries with hints for pigments poets capitals lamps and more, plus a note about the previous answer.
Jerry Muskrat Plans Homeward Flight From Paddy's Pond
In the Green Forest Jerry Muskrat, visiting Paddy the Beaver, grows homesick as Honker the Goose and his flock arrive. After overhearing dangers near Paddy's dam, he decides against an abrupt return and plans to wait for a safer, quieter moment to slip away.
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Broadway Echoes From a Bygone Rialto Era
A brisk reminiscence surveys New York theater life from the Times to Herald Square in the 1930s. It recalls Browne's Chop House and the Kaiserhof, the Hippodrome and Morgan's Raiders, and stage stars like R H Burnside and Anna Marbie. The piece contrasts grand flashy fronts with vaudeville and film, noting Cocktails at Algonquin and witty quips about Anglo American culture.
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Times
Herald Square
Browne
Morgan
R. H. Burnside
Anna Marbie
Channing Pollock
London
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