History Turns A Corner In The Post War Era
The 1932 election marks a turning point ending the post war epoch in America. The defeat of Smoot and Watson signals the rise of a new deal and a shift in national policy. Analysts note the global trend of changing leadership and uncertainty about the future. Col. Frederick S. Green comments on not owning railroad stock, distancing himself from Vanderbilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Watson
Penrose
Lodge
Harding
England
Stanley Baldwin
France
Poincard
Germany
America
Fas
Vanderbilts
Col
Frederick S. Green
N. Y
Dress Salons in Mild Boom Delight New York Customers
New YorkCity East Sixties dress salons show first activity in two years with mansions converted into showrooms. mannequins display gowns while sales staff chant phrases to entice Madame. interact with curious customers over coffee and cigars as countermen deliver pitches. A humorous aside describes a hamburger shop scene and social letters ending with a schoolboy sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Madame
Chatterer Stalked by Buster Bear For Beechnuts
In a Green Forest afternoon Lightfoot the Deer and Mrs Lightfoot watch for nuts while Chatterer the Red Squirrel steals glances. Buster Bear arrives, claims the nuts, and chases Chatterer up a tree, prompting a moral about sharing and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightfoot
Deer
Mrs. Lightfoot
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Thunderer
Grouse
Mrs. Grouse
Buster Bear
Big Buster Bear
Why School Costs Have Mounted by Glenn Frank
In a wider look at public expenditures, the rise in school costs from 1914 to 1930 is analyzed. Depreciation of the dollar, longer terms, higher attendance, and improved educational service explain most of the 318 percent increase, with only a portion due to enhanced services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
United States
McClure Newspaper
A Path to Paradise Ends in Furnished West Side Flat
Clive and Santa echo a self made marriage plan after her divorce from Dicky. Santa rents an expensive furnished apartment without telling him, packing his clothes into new drawers while planning a reveal over lunch. They tour the Angouleme for a decisive showing, with Clive wary yet drawn to the prospect of a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clive
Santa
Dicky
Tye
Angouleme
Mummy
New York
Father
Central Park West
Machiavelli
Dawn
Eric
Coningsby de Yvson
Don’t Expose Children to Infectious Diseases
Dr. Copeland argues against exposing children to childhood diseases. He warns that even mild cases can cause long term harm such as kidney damage from scarlet fever and cautions that prevention is better than cure, advocating isolation or hospitalization for infected children.
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Royal
Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Clara Is Always Right and the Farce of Reunions
Winifred Black reflects on fault finding and the danger of a flawless ego in a tale where Clara, certain she is right, clashes with family and friends. A tangled scene unfolds with remarriage, furniture, and a comic, unsettling sense of closure as characters confront truth and jealousy.
Comic legal walkabout on a Long Island dinner
A narrator recalls leaving an interview at tea-time with no offer of a spot. He and solicitor Dudley Field Malone take a motor trip to a Long Island dinner, misled by two cops who each say the venue is thirty five miles away. Malone quips that no ground is lost.
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Sir Galahad
Wabash
Meredith Nicholson
London
Mary
John
Clara
K. F. 8, Inc
Dudley Field Malone
Long Island
Malone
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Thanksgiving radio football and concert schedule listed
New York November 23 AP Radio Editor outlines Thanksgiving broadcasts with Brown vs Colgate at 10:00 am and Penn vs Cornell at 12:45 pm on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS. Leopold Stokowski to present Philadelphia Orchestra works on WABC CBS, plus WEAF NBC symphonies and a busy evening across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with a slate of singers, variety acts, and Sherlock Holmes programming.
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Associated Press
Brown
Colgate
Ralph Gilroy
WABC
CBS
Graham McNamee
WJZ
NBC
Penn
Cornell
Ford Band
WEAF
Ted Husing
New York
Leopold Stokowski
Wabc-Cbs
Philadelphia Orchestra
Pit Sanborn
Weaf-Nbc
Ernc Rapee
W. H. Woodin
Jones and Hare
Irene Taylor
Connie Boswell
Burns and Allen
Ruth Etting
Barlow Symphony
Jack Fulton, Jr
Sherlock Holmes
Rade Rubes
Cab Calloway
Building Permits and Vehicle Listings at Courthouse
Building permits show H A Nobles at 1220 Taylor remodeling a brick veneer garage apartment for 2000 dollars. Vehicle records list Bertha Lee with a 316 Kentucky Plymouth coupe S W Hudson 720 N Hayes Plymouth sedan Wm Jones River Road Ford coupe M M Pierce Canadian River Gas Co Ford sedan Mrs Dr I Rascoe 1408 Harrison Reo sedan Pan Lbr Co Amarillo Hudson coach.
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Bertha Lee
Hattie Macwood
Kentucky
S. W. Hudson
N. Hayes
Plymouth
Wm. Jones
River Road
M. M. Pierce
Canadian River Gas Co
Ford
Crossword Puzzle Clues Combined With Miscue
A mixed set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering geography chemistry anatomy and daily life includes the eighth circle portion treaty part of China and various wordplay prompts such as basso soprano roles and measurement terms.
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Clarion
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Rawe
General Manexer
Arec
Amarillo
Arillo
Seetemagess
Sau Ion
the Globe
The
News Globe
Matl, Ly
Texas
Oklahome
Merles
SUM
Caoting
Tenth Avenue
Boopy
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
Buster
Robber
T. W. Burgess
Glenn Frank
Kay Cavalier
Kow
Hoboken
Piache Lefevre
Russ Murphy
Ray Senea
News-Globe
Fifth Avenue
Dr. Copeland
Winifred Black
H. A. Nobles
Taylor
Apt
China
South America
Venice
Coral Island
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