Roosevelt debt plan sparks debate in English press
The piece notes a storm in the English debtors press over Roosevelt urged repayment. It argues the Roosevelt program aims at planning rather than Fascism or Communism and urges judging by need and result rather than labels. It cites examples of economic planning across sectors.
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Great Trade Association
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SCHOOL DAYS MATTE DR CAY ACK HD
A fragmented Q A item explains a sailors term expanded by the Great War and used for small tools and accessories. It notes a large employment figure tied to automobile invention and defines a monolith as a single large monumental stone.
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Royal Air Force
Judith Lane in Courtroom Tactics and Mental Illness Claim
Judith Lane faces courtroom games as Lampere presses a claim that Tom Bevins was mentally ill in the last year of his life. Judge Morgan adjusts seating to blunt the Bevins women's hostile stare while Dr. Kenneth Kelly testifies for the defense.
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Lampere
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Tom Bevins
Kenneth Kelly
Guiding Your Child Through Communal Hospitality
A reflective narrative by Alice Clarissa Richmond traces Annabel’s 18th birthday absence of home parties and her mother’s shyness. It links social hesitation to risky behavior in adolescence, urging mothers to host events to guide children toward healthier peer groups.
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News-Globe
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Annabel
Lee Tracy
John Barrymore
Santa Monica
Judith Dale Defends Motivation in Estate Case
Judith Dale testifies she pursued engineering over college, learned from Tom Bevins, and sought work at Bevins Engineering to gain experience. She admits meeting Bevins as a child and presents Exhibit A, a dated letter about trains and toys, as proof of a past connection affecting the will challenge.
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Dale
Mother in Law Sets the Pace at Hollywood Celebrity Banquet
Los Angeles May 18. An 82 year old widow attends a Will Hays hosted banquet joining Will Rogers, Adolphe Menjou, Edward Robinson, Jack Warner, Marlene Dietrich and many others. The night features lively toasts as luminaries mingle, with Will Rogers and Joe Von Sternberg among the highlights. The story notes the hostesses, guests and the sense of glamour in Hollywood.
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Los Angeles
Will H. Hays
C. McIntyrks
Will Rogers
Adolphe Menjou
Edward G. Robinson
Jack Warner
Dr Giannini
Lee Tracy
Louis B Mayer
Fred Stone
Dolores del Rio
Marlene Deitrich
Joseph von Stern
Billy Mink Plans to Nab Kingfisher's Nest
Billy Mink curious about nests and eggs. He watches Rattles the Kingfisher at the Smiling Pool and plots a change of diet by raiding a probable kingfisher nest along Laughing Brook, while Mrs Kingfisher brings a fish.
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Smiling Pool
Rattles
Rattles the Kingfisher
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T. W. Burgess
Trench Mouth Warned By Dr Fishbein
Dr Morris Fishbein explains Vincent's infection or trench mouth, a spreading gum disease from World War I troops. Symptoms include foul odor, gum destruction, pus, bleeding, fever, and loss of appetite. Control relies on improved dental hygiene and case-by-case treatment.
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France
United States
Word Builder: Women Sell Faces for Beauty Prices
A fragment questions how many women would sell their faces to pay the price demanded to alter their hair or appearance for beauty, reflecting on vanity and societal pressure.
Word Builder Quote Turns on Thug and Theft
A Saturday Word Builder entry features a debonair burglar bragging of a planned break in. He demands a hug and kiss, calls himself tough, and jokes about a thorough job of breaking through the girl’s house.
Three Musketeers Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A crossword style list of clues from a historical puzzle titled Three Musketeers with many entries across and down. It includes references to authors, mythological names, animals, objects, and general terms such as revenue, ponderous descriptors, and classic crossword anatomy.
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