Indications of Fight for Thirty Hour Week in Congress
The Am erillo Globe notes renewed push for a 30 hour work week by law as unemployment remains high. It surveys historical hours trends from 1700 to 1933 and cites AFL demand at a San Francisco convention. Conference Board figures show 1933 manufacturing hours averaged about 36 with production at 78 percent. a 30 hour week would aid only part of unemployment.
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American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Great Britain
United States
U. S
National Industrial Conference Board
Conference Board
Possible US Japan Non-Aggression Treaty Report
London discussions explore a Japan US non agression pact possibly involving Great Britain. US lawmakers resist entangling alliances while Japan seeks Manchukuo recognition. Europe already sits under varied non aggression and alliance frameworks.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Wilson
Germany
Senate
Europe
League of Nations
A New Deal in Union Labor
Glenn Frank argues for industrial unions replacing craft unions to streamline labor relations. He notes craft unions create multiple fronts for management and calls AFL adoption of industrial unions a cautious but essential modernization, urging patience and warning against undermining the shift.
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Glenn Frank
America
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
McClure
Marian Casad Pursues Love Amid Reno Secrets
Marian Gordon as Morning Dispatch reporter nudges Silver Hendon to send a hopeful note to her husband, who has shot himself. Lon Casad proposes as they drive from Reno to Oakland, and they plan a future together while facing past attachments and the bonds of loyalty.
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Marian Gordon
The
Morning Dispatch
Silver Hondon
Silver
Lon Casad
Marian
Lon
Oakland
Reno
Anne
Ian
Artificial pneumothorax and the cure of lung disease
A historical overview describes the development of artificial pneumothorax to treat respiratory conditions like tuberculosis. It traces early concepts of air in the chest from 1803 to 1898, noting key figures including a Scotch doctor, Forlanini, and John B. Murphy of Chicago who refined use of filtered air for collapse therapy.
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Forlanini
John B. Murphy
Chicago
Guiding Your Child and Sparing the Rod
A serialized piece on parenting contrasts indulgent, overprotective upbringing with the need for firm discipline. It argues that denying boundaries builds social skill and avoids future behavioral issues, warning that excessive medicalized care ignores the value of consequences in child development.
Swamp Area on Broadway Muses on City Decay and Gossip
New York writer O. O. McIntyre paints West 53rd Street near Broadway as a gloomy scabrous district near the elevated, with looming buildings, beleaguered shops, drug depots, prowling figures, and a fearsome basement scene. He notes the area’s proximity to Broadway’s glare, police attention, and street life, then pivots to social portraits of Auto Row, Sigmund Spaeth, and society writer Baron Wrangel, ending with Ethel Levey returning to America and a Paris drink-era note.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Manhattan
West 53Rd
Broadway
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Eland
Chinese Military Genius Horizontal 1 and Across Puzzle
A cryptic style crossword clue set referencing a Chinese leader who fought Japan to a standstill in 1932, with across and down entries such as 10 Crook and 12 Tailless amphibian, plus many other terms including geographic, numeric, and linguistic hints.
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China
South
Reddy Fox and Spite Meet in Nature's School
In the Green Forest Reddy Fox seek to chase Spite the Marten after Sammy Jay spreads news of Spite’s presence. Reddy boasts of overpowering the smaller animal, while Mrs. Reddy warns him against underestimating Spite. The tale frames a lesson about the dangers of arrogance in the wild.
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Reddy Fox
Spite
Green Forest
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Ddy
Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
Helium Advantages in Airships and Pole Discovery
The text asks three questions and provides answers. It notes helium is non flammable unlike hydrogen for airships. It states Roald Amundsen discovered the South Pole. It explains US war ships are named with battleships after states cruisers after cities and destroyers after naval heroes.
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South Pole
Roald Amundsen
United States
Word Builder Puzzle Seeks Endless Letter Chain
A narrative puzzle shows a fat man on a hot day waving then wiping his face while a girl visits a palmist. The story features word-building steps where each new word adds one letter, culminating in terms tied to time and reckoning. The crone and palmist scenes frame the daily-life vignette.
Spite the Marten Encounters Reddy Fox in The Green Forest
Reddy Fox tracks Spite the Marten amid mixed pines and hemlocks finding grouse feathers. Spite asserts hunting rights and independence, arguing stronger claim that rights end only when caught. The exchange ends as Spite asserts his own survival approach.
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Fox
Spite
Weasel
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
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Wilbur C. Hawk
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News-Globe
Y Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
By William Ferguson
Johannes
WEA Borvice
Bouganville
South Seas
Judith Lane
Marian Cordon
Jeanne
White Rangers
Tony Gazetti
Tony
Hero
Doc
Cat
Sierras
San Francisco Bay
Bear River
Sacramento River
Antioch
Mount Diablo
Silver Hendon
Meredith
Jeanne Bowman
Hondon
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Sam
Royal Mint
McIntyre
53Rd
Times
White Way
Charlie
Kew Gardens
Forest Hills
Jackson Heights
Sigmund Spaeth
Gilead
Ciro’s
Cafe de Paris
Mochodiere
Evening Journal
Baron Wrangel
Reggie
Clifton Webb
Ethel Levey
George M. Cohan
Military Academy
Louis (Bleriot
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
William K. Vanderbilt
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Justice Samuel Seabury
Maury H. B. Paul
Frank Campbell
Don Clarke
Massachusetts
Frank Case
Irene Purcell
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Hlaw
Word Builder
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