Glavis returns as investigator in era of power plants probe
Louis R. Glavis, famed investigator, resumes leadership of the interior department division of investigation after nearly 25 years. The feature reviews his role in exposing past government and corporate scandals, from Ballinger to Teapot Dome, and his enduring commitment to uncovering truth.
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Louis R. Gravis
Government Service
Department of Interior
Muscle Shoals
Gravis
Ballinger
Power Trust
Ku Klux Klan
Indian Bureau
Glavis
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Richard A. Ballinger
Land Office
Interior
Taft
Gifford Pincot
National Forests
Teapot Dome
Sinclair
Doheny
LaFollette
Norris
Has Congress Abdicated by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues Congress should delegate detailed administration to expert executives. He supports emergency powers as steady reforms, warning against crowds micromanaging complex government while democracy remains valid if it sticks to basics.
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Congress
Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Father Robart's End in a Poison Plot at the White Hotel
In a French hotel scene of two murders, Jim Sundean and Sue Tally uncover a third body hidden in a piano. Detective Lorn and police fear a token scheme to secure Sue’s father’s wealth. A priest dies by rapid poison as Paris detectives arrive, heightening peril for Sue and the investigation.
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Jim Sundean
Sue Tally
Sundean
Sue
David Lorn
Father Robart
Lorn
Marcel
Paris
Paul
White Salon
Lora
Mignon G. Eberhart
Health Talk on Aging Ends with Gentle Wellness Advice
Dr. Fishbein outlines senior health guidance by Dr. Barker. The elderly should rest more and avoid mental strain, pursue gradual retirement, and take up gentle exercise like gardening. Moderate tobacco and alcohol may be permitted, but avoid excess. Eat smaller, easily digested meals, slow down while eating, and consider five small meals for digestion.
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Barker
Buerger
Hollywood Revelations From a Movie Columnist
Dan Thomas highlights quirky biographical tidbits about film stars. Jack Holt’s Alaska past, Fay Wray as a ping pong champ, Janet Gaynor in tennis shorts, Glenda Farrell’s son in a military academy, Greta Garbo signing TG, and George Arliss keeping a golden pig on his watch chain. Also notes on Jackie Cooper and Coogan ages, George O’Brien and Marguerite Churchill romance, Ken Maynard’s insured horse, Robert Woolsey cigar habits, and other playful trivia.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Jack Holt
Alaska
Fay Wray
Janet Gaynor
Glenda Farrell
Robert Montgomery
Greta Garbo
Marie Dressler
Russell Waddell
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Coogan
George O'Brien
Marguerite Churchill
Europe
Ken Maynard
George Arliss
Robert Woolsey
Diary of a modern Pepys sparks a mix of travelers and figures
The piece lists visits and notes from Ted Woodyard Ted Cook Dr Carleton Mc Culloch Florence Ryerson and Colins Clement along with autographs and literary figures. It mentions Ely Cul berson heading to London and Steve Brodys, Gene Tunney, Nancy Carroll, Fannie Hurst Ruth Bryan Owen and various actors writers and publishers in a lively collage of 1930s cultural life.
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O. C. Mintyre
New York
Pepys
Ted Woodyard
Odd
W. Va
Ted Cook
Carleton McCulloch
Florence Ryerson
Colins Clement
C. G. Norris
Ely Culberson
London
Steve Brodys
Gene Tunney
Nancy Carroll
Harry Evans
Fannie Hurst
Colony
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Artic Village
Elsinore
Chicago Fair Draws Record Crowds in First Weekend
The Century of Progress exposition in Chicago opened with dignitaries and stellar ceremonies attracting crowds from across the country. Attendance exceeded a third of a million in the first two days, with nearly 200000 on the opening day and another large Sunday turnout. Memorial Day crowds are anticipated.
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Chicago
United States
Radio and Story Snippet Mix from 1933
An old radio schedule lists NBC CBS and NBC programs for New York and a 1933 magazine segment narrates Winsome Bluebird’s return to the Old Orchard. The tale follows birds debating territory, with Farmer Brown’s Boy and the Bully sparring over a house as warm spring imagery appears.
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Winsome
Spring
Peter Rabbit
Jack Squirrel
Farmer Brown
Bluebird
Bully
Mrs. Bully
T. W. Burgess
Horizon Answer To Previous Puzzle
Fragmented OCR puzzle grid lists varied clues including directions, animals, metals, and places. The readable lines hint at a crossword style puzzle with across and down entries and scattered numeric markers, but no coherent news event or identifiable人物 or organization is present.
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America’s News
Jorge Antelope Divigih
Reno
Gala Coast
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Welfare Island
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Tony Canteroni
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