Roosevelt Era Labor Labs Lead To New Jobs Hope
In a contemporary analysis the Globe notes a surge of laboratory research expanding new job possibilities. It cites F R Weidlein of the Mellon Institute and counts about 1600 laboratories now exploring new uses and products. It argues steel demand and automation create shifting employment, with the lab work providing future opportunities.
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Spit
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United States
Hoover condemns politicians as degenerate and corrupt in public remarks
J Edgar Hoover, head of the G men, denounces politicians as rats while praising Lincoln era ethics. He cites Cleveland officials aiding gangsters and calls for bright line between good, high minded public servants and corrupt operators. He argues good men must bear some responsibility for tolerating bad ones.
Investor class touches nearly all Americans in business system
Glenn Frank argues that the American business system affects about 70 million investors when including owners of securities deposits and insurance. He contends policies affecting corporate earnings impact wage earners and all citizens, urging restoration of favorable conditions for business operation.
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Usvestor Cam
Marriage and Murder on the Post Road
Caroline Jay and Garret Cas sidy wed secretly and kill an old man in a hit and run. Jim Hennessey, a Heidelberg Inn bartender, discovers the dead man in a ravine and vows to notify the Avon Home for the Aged, seeking his father. The man seen by the couple is Pop Whistler, resident at the aged home, and the case drives toward a city visit to confront family ties.
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Garret Cassidy
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Caroline
Old Post Road
Jim Hennessey
Heidelberg Inn
Hennessey
Jim
Jim Hennesey
Jim Hennnessey
Avon Home For
Pop Whistler
Jims
Greer
Owl
Jon Hennessey
Heidelberg
Mr. Hennessey
Avon
Lowell Thomas
Cripple Creek Red Light
Jane Austen
Eugene O'Neill
Sea Island
Georgia
Genetta
Carlotta
P. G. Wodehouse
Waikiki Beach
Jack Whiting
Drury Lane
London
Ancient Santo Domingo reborn as Ciudad Trujillo on stamps
The article notes Santo Domingo renamed Ciudad Trujillo in honor of Dominican President Rafael Trujillo and describes the city’s historic founding in 1496, its role in exploration, and a new boulevard, George Washington avenue, depicted on a newly issued stamp showing the boulevard and Trujillo.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Trujillo City
Dominican Republic
Rafael Leonidas
America
George Washington Avenue
Trujillo
Round-Up Law of Old West in Use Again
Medford Oregon witnesses a 100 head wild horse roundup ordered by Jackson County Court on a complaint by 19 stockmen under a long‑dormant state law. The horses roam near the Oregon California line and are deemed a range nuisance for trampling land and injuring stock. Forest rangers will corral them. 200 CCC recruits and cowboys join the drive. Horses stay in the corral 10 days for owners to claim branded animals. remaining must be sold at auction with some destined for rodeos.
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Medford
Ore
U.P
Jackson County
Oregon- California
Forest Rangers
CCC
Armless Youth Lupe Barate Tops Tap Dance Contest
Lupe Barate, armless "boy wonder" of McAllen, Texas, won first prize in a San Antonio tap dancing contest. Disabled since a train accident 18 years ago, he taught himself many skills, has rescued four people from drowning, and is regarded as an excellent swimmer and wrestler.
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Mcallen
Texas
U.P
Lupe Barate
San Antonio
Lupe
Empire Names Chosen for Jubilee Class Locomotives
The L M O Railway selects names for its Jubilee class locomotives with 49 built this year and over 80 to be named after dominions and colonies of the British Empire.
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London
L. M. 8. Railway
Castle in Spain HORIZONTAL 1 Famous palace in Spain
The crossword-style clue set lists a mix of horizontal and vertical entries including references to a famous Spanish palace, various attributes, and seemingly unrelated terms such as fruit, music notes, and animals.
Baby Adoption Fad Brings Secrecy and Scandals
The adoption craze sparks secrecy as celebrity parents’ privacy clashes with public curiosity. Reports recount leaks about Jimmy Walker, Jolson, Burns and Allen, Benny, and Yawkey cases, with critiques that publicity harms children. A Pearl story notes a jewelry swap mishap and worry over losses.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Jimmy Walkers
al Jolsons
Burns and Allen
Jack Bennys
Midwest leads in Florida tourism as Chicago tops visitors
St Petersburg Florida May 4 An analysis of tourist registration shows Mid Westerners visiting Florida in greater numbers than Easterners or Southerners. Chicago led cities with 1384 visitors while New York logged 1044 and Detroit 929. State totals favor New York Pennsylvania Ohio Massachusetts New Jersey Michigan and Illinois. Canadian visitors numbered 2614. Total 1935 36 registrations reached 56220 up from 53313 the prior year. Automobile trips accounted for 41670 rail 13683 water 843 air 24. St Petersburg lacks a regular air service.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
N. Y
Empire State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Michigan
Illinois
Word Builder Reveals Brief Domestic Banter in Manhattan
A late husband cites a breakdown as he excuses his absence and jokes about taking a longer route for refreshments. Mrs Zilch fires back, insisting on retaining some independence while married, ending with a playful toss of her curls.
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Manhattan
Mrs. Zilch
The Interlopers Evicting Birds Stirs Old Orchard Feud
A tale in the Old Orchard features Bully and Mrs. Bully banished birds plotting to reclaim nests from Winsome Bluebird and family. They probe houses, wait for chances, and finally move in as Winsome Bluebird contends with the rival couple. The piece blends barnyard mischief with a health column excerpt.
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Bully
Farmer Brown
Brown
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