Roosevelts plan splits business over recovery program
The Amarillo Globe reviews President Roosevelts move to steer business into the administrations recovery program. It notes industry concerns over sweeping proposals and the possibility of restrictive legislation. The piece cites remarks by Roosevelt on voluntary corrections, utility reform, and calls for cooperation with business leaders. It also quotes Clarence Darrow, Amelia Earhart and Senator Reed on related issues.
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Roosevelt
Portland
Ore
National Chamber of Commerce
A Ballad for Mother's Day by Helen Welshimer
A humorous ballad depicts a son attempting to honor Mother’s Day by sharing his life and interests with his mother. He boasts of golf scores and travels through topics from riding bikes to driving, swimming, and cinema stars, only to be gently humbled by his mother’s knowledge and wit. The poem ends with a moral about valuing everyday motherly humanity over idealized praise.
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Helen Welshimer
Danger for Lorn in a Southern France hotel
Sue Tally confides her perilous situation to Jim Sun, sharing a token proving her claim to her late father's fortune. A murder in the hotel and an abduction loom as Lorn and Sundean question motives, poison theories, and whether the killer is the same man who abducted Sue.
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Sue Tally
Jim Sundean
France
Francis
Sundean
Sue
Lorn
Lov Schiems
Lovschiems
Miss Tally
Advances in Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation
Dr Fishbein surveys surgical advances from brain procedures to conservative orthopedic operations. He notes braces, casts, and devices aiding weak tissues, with emphasis on restoring function after crippling conditions. Rehabilitation, including pool therapy, underlines progress exemplified by the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation and presidential involvement.
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Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
United States
Cay
Dan Thomas in Filmland Aboard the S S Mariposa
Hollywood stars pack the Mariposa en route to Honolulu including Al Jolson Ruby Keeler Robert Woolsey and wife Bert Wheeler Pat O'Brien and wife Patricia Parker Winona Love Mrs John Ford Mrs Frank Borzage and Dan Thomas. Honeymoon mood and seasickness color a voyage toward Oahu as Waikiki offers surf and sun plus filming at Pearl Harbor for Hell Below.
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Honolulu
Los Angeles
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Robert Woolsey
Bert Wheeler
Pat O’brien
Patricia Parker
Winona Love
John Ford
Frank Borzage
Thomases
Oahu
Earth
Don Herold Quakes At New York Taxi Jibe
A witty piece notes Don Herold moved to New York and quips he would rather risk quakes than taxi rides. It adds a collage of 1930s show figures including Katharine Hepburn Noel Coward and Don Marquis, with brisk social commentary and digressive portraits.
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Don Herold
New York
California
Substitution scheme discussed in suspenseful dialogue
In a tense scene Lorn outlines a plan involving substitution to uncover a hidden token. The dialogue emphasizes two possible methods to reveal the token and protect Miss Tally, while Sue seeks reassurance and asks for the continuation of Mr. Lorn’s explanation.
Variety Questions horizontal puzzle with many clues
A crossword style list presents both horizontal and vertical clues including names like Gabriel and Latin terms. many definitions cover geography, biology, linguistics, numbers, and common words across languages. entries range from simple to obscure.
Creaker the Grackle Plots Against Plunger’s Nest
Chatterer the Red Squirrel watches Creaker the Grackle and Mrs Creaker building in Plunger the Osprey’s foundation nest. He plans a raid on eggs and later on hatchlings, while fearing the osprey and plotting to climb unseen. The tale shows his schemes and fear as he stalks nearby nests.
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Creaker the Grackle
Mrs. Creaker
Plunger
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Mrs. Plunger
Creakers
Creaker
Mrs. Chatterer
Welcome Robin
T. W. Burgess
Playwright Irving Caesar Seeks Quiet Morning Cut
A humorous scene depicts Irving Caesar finishing a play at his typewriter and, upon a barber’s inquiry, quipping that the barber might trim his collar as he ponders darkness in a sunny morning.
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Irving Caesar
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Lou Holtz to host revived WABC CBS radio program
Lou Holtz will host a revived WABC CBS radio program featuring Lennie Heyton’s orchestra and Norman Brokenshire as announcer. The format returns to one 30 minute weekly show on Fridays starting the first of the month, after a past schedule of six weekly broadcasts with Ruth Etting Jane Froman and Bing Crosby as soloists. Tonight’s tuners include WEAF NBC with 6 Orchestra and Cavaliers 7 Tom Howard 8 Jack Benny 8 30 Country Club. WABC CBS 6 Nino Martini 7 Irvin Cobb 7 30 Interview of Gene Tunney 8 30 Street Singer. WJZ NBC 5 30 Charlie Chan 7 30 Phil Baker 8 15 Irene Franklin 9 30 Simmons College Girls Glee Club.
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New York
Lou Holtz
Lennie Heyton
Norman Brokenshire
Ruth Etting
Jane Froman
Bing Crosby
WEAF
NBC
Orchestra
Cavaliers
Tom Howard
Jack Benny
Country Club
WABC
CBS
Nino Martini
Irvin
Cobb
Gene Tunney
WJZ
Charlie Chan
Phil Baker
Irene Franklin
Simmon
College Girls’ Glee Club
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