Exploiting Children and Hoover in Republican Rifts
A PA report details hundreds of under 16 workers in shirt and pajama factories quitting to end sweatshop conditions with some earning as little as 30 cents weekly. In Russia, factory chiefs face capital punishment for anti social acts. In the U S Hoover remains the GOP figure, with dissension rising over the Republican Federal Associates created by cabinet members to maintain influence amid party leadership debates.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Labor
Russia
Hoover
al Smith
Republican Federal Associates
Republican National Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committees
Congress
National
Freeing the Filipinos Gen Emilio Aguinaldo Seeks Revision
Aguinaldo sails to Washington to press for changes to a Philippine independence bill. The piece criticizes the bill as a sham, arguing it frees Filipinos yet hinders commerce and binds the U S in Far Eastern affairs. It urges a clean, decisive act toward true independence.
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Emilio Aguinaldo
Washington
United States
Pay As You Go Policy by Glenn Frank Analysis
Glenn Frank argues that a pay as you go policy limits a state from spreading debt over prosperous times and hinders funding public services during depressions. He contends intelligent finance requires borrowing in downturns and reducing debt in upswings, but constitutional constraints force expenditure cuts when incomes shrink.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
White Cockatoo Entangles Sundean in Hotel Intrigue
Sundean is released from a French jail over a murder case and is drawn into a tense hotel confrontation with Madame Grethe while awaiting Sue Tally. The woman hints at danger and a hidden murder motive emerges as a cockatoo observes the scene.
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Jim Sundean
Sundean
David Lorn
Lorn
Sue Tally
Sue
Madame Grethe
Pucci
Mr. Sundean
Marcel
Madame
Pacci
Grethe
Dr Fishbein outlines exercises to correct flat feet in children
The health talk lists nine exercises to strengthen and align feet. Techniques include barefoot stance with weight on outer borders, toe alignment, ostrich step, knee rolls, toe drops, seated toe circle, resisted foot swings, and partner-assisted movements for older children and adults.
Dan Thomas in Filmland
Hollywood anecdotes reveal life off screen with John Drew narrating Barrymore tales. Barrymore recalls the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and an Alaska hunting trip where two framed checks for $10 000 hung unused, illustrating money’s lack of sway.
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Hollywood
John Drew
John Barrymore
Barrymore
San Francisco
Alaska
Newsmen Bad Over Figures
A humorous column mocks reporters who fear arithmetic and misaddress letters. It recalls famous writers and editors like Buckley Cobb Hughes Seibold and Beebe with anecdotes about telephones, a deaf aunt, and a large Great Dane, ending with a note of copyright date 1933.
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Louis Seibold
Mary
Waldorf
Virginia
Fleming
Seibold
Reckless suitor and eerie corridors haunt Sue
The narrator recalls a flirtatious farewell to a mysterious visitor with a cockatoo while Sue confesses a growing fear of dim corridors and unseen observers as she feels someone is following her. The scene ends with Sue trembling and seeking warmth by the fire.
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Puss
Johnson
Monsieur
Sue
Mignon G. Eberhart
Tri-Way Garage Inc Granted Charter in Amarillo
Austin reports Tri-Way Garage Inc received a charter. Incorporators listed include Hal Stack Ethel Stack and Earl Crist. The company is based in Amarillo with a capital of 3500 dollars.
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Austin
Tri-Way Garage, Inc
Amarillo
Capital Stork
Hal Stack
Ethel Stack
Earl Crist
Do You Know Her Horizontal and Vertical Crossword
Crossword clues presented for a two-volume style puzzle with a long list of across and down entries. Includes names, places, and various wordplay prompts. requires filling intersecting letters to reveal a final answer.
Chatterer the Sly Rascally Squirrel
A Burgess bedtime tale centers on Chatterer the Red Squirrel who schemes to steal eggs from smaller birds. He spies on neighbors, tracks Grackles, and lurks in trees to reach Creaker nests while avoiding larger birds. His sly ways spark caution among forest folk.
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Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Green Forest
Blacky the Crow
Hawk
Creaker
Grackle
Mrs. Creaker
T. W. Burgessy
Ed Wynn to Launch New Radio Chain in June
Aurotha Radio Clock reports Ed Wynn’s new organization will start operations Monday night, June 5, with a gala opening in planning. Wynn announces broadcasts will resemble a theater of the air with short advertising at program starts and ends. Tonight schedule lists WEAF NBC and WABC CBS and WJZ NBC programs with performers and concerts.
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New York
Ed Wynn
Wynn
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