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New Beard Era Looms as Fortune Foretells Male Style Revival
Fortune Magazine predicts a revival of the beard, citing Columbia forecaster Paul Nystrom who says American men will soon grow heavy beards. The piece argues beards signal a wider male strut and a shift from drab attire to a more colorful, confident public image.
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Maverick name urged for hors d oeuvres by Rector
Restaurateur George Rector urges renaming canapes and similar items to mavericks in honor of Congressman Maury Maverick. He argues the term fits both the congressman's name and the definition of an unbranded stray, likening it to a tray of assorted appetizers.
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Bar etiquette verdict shocks New York bar scene
A magistrate in New York ruled that a man in a Second Ave bar was guilty of disorderly conduct for not removing his hat when a woman entered. The proprietor asked him to uncover and he resisted, leading to police intervention and court action. The item laments the ruling as old fashioned yet notes the woman’s insistence on hat etiquette as a remedy.
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Floods, economy and policy mix in mid century chatter
The piece warns against cutting flood control spending as Pennsylvania’s floods, Ohio Valley rains, and ongoing weather issues stress the need for a comprehensive program. It notes political pressure for budget restraint while urging prompt action on flood remediation amid other misprints and editorial asides.
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Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington notes a clash between industrialist James H. Rand Jr and the New Deal as labor fronts, Wagner act tensions, and Remington Rand plant moves prompt investigations and legal actions. The government probes strikebreaker bans and unions while Rand faces court and political pressure.
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Characters collide as Norton arrives in Seattle school setting
Yesterday Charles Norton lands from California to meet Joan Barrett and others in a Seattle Eastman High School drama. Joan recalls Jeremiah Jordan, the man her father died for, while family and romance tensions rise among Hendrys and their circle.
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California
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Principal Amanda Greeley Confronts Intrusive Inquiries
In a quiet Eastman district, Amanda Greeley, 70, longtime principal of Eastman High, rebukes a young man’s attempt to learn about Joan Barrett. She defends the late student’s memory, praises Barrett’s record, and questions the propriety of the inquiry, ending the interview with firm resolve.
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Faversham’s Downward Slide Marks Theatrical Plight
New York May 6 William Faversham once a Broadway idol ends his struggle by entering an actor’s home destitute and forgotten. The piece notes harsh declines of stars like Marilyn Miller and reflects on the fragile life of theatre figures amid fame and debt.
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William Faversham
Hollywood
Lunt
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Outland
Neighbors Gossip and Mother Nature in a Burgess Tale
In this Thornton W. Burgess bedtime fable Mrs Toad disputes motherhood as Redwing questions care for tadpoles. The tale underlines gossip and the idea that neighbors may not know each other well while suggesting some natural limits on parental care. The piece ends with a moral about avoiding meddling.
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Famous French Artist Crossword Puzzle Portraits
A crossword style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues detailing famous French female artists, debarks, words for constructs and destruction, and various descriptive terms. The puzzle includes names, objects, and directional hints across a grid, inviting solvers to fill in artists and related terms.
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