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New York Times Business Index Signals 1930s Christmas Outlook
The Times index rose above last year's level for the first time in five months in the week ending November 7. Production and retail distribution show divergent patterns, with retail trade lagging in 1933 and holding up in 1934. Merchants anticipate the best Christmas trade since 1931 as production and distribution trend upward.
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Hitler Rouses Saar Fear in Plebiscite Rift
Hitler’s push to reclaim the Saar Basin heightens tensions as January 13 plebiscite asks residents if they join Germany France or seek autonomy under the League of Nations. Dr Florinsky finds locals prefer reunion yet fear Hitler undermines annexation appeal and may favor autonomy.
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Germany
France
League of Nations
Michael T. Florinsky
Columbia University
Roosevelt meeting hints at mild business boom and truce
A gathering with President Roosevelt and finance leaders signals a possible easing in the business climate through year end. A gentlemen's agreement to “play ball” exists but the Muscle Shoals power program and potential labor policy concessions leave a clear lasting prosperity not yet assured.
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Muscle Shoals
Washington
Roosevelt May Learn From Lenin Reconstruction Advice
Dr Frank cites Lenin era errors to warn Roosevelt about overstrict controls and reliance on statistics. He praises steady leadership and practical management over bureaucratic expansion, urging conciliation after victory and focus on real production.
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Marian Casad Eyes a Crooked Employer and a Looming Threat
Marian Casad faces disbelief from husband Lon as she asserts McSwain is a crook and possesses proof. She plots to warn detective John King through editor Sanderson while Kanaka workers and a prowler shadow the house, then mends the plan with Waki and May. Lon remains wary as danger closes in.
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Lon Casad
McSwain
Lon
Silver Hendon
Waki
May
John King
Hero
King
Banderson
Sanderson
Green-Grocer’s
Health Talk on Mental Defectives and Population Trends
Discussion notes that a gradual rise in the number of individuals labeled mentally defective may occur as definitions shift. British researchers warn evaluating figures is hard since criteria have changed since 1900. Some attribute increases to better infant survival and longer lifespans, while evidence shows mentally defective people do not have more children on average.
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Great Britain
Bert Lytell
Broadway
Lytell
Thief Assembles Parts for Motor
In Boston on November 26 a series of car parts vanish from multiple vehicles. Anna Leonard loses the top from her roadster, Clair Johnson reports the hood stolen, and another party notes a missing fender. An unrelated note mentions giraffes standing about six feet tall at birth.
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U.P
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Clair Johnson
New York
Park Meadow
Bruce Barton
Heywood Broun
Iaa Claire
David Warfield
Buster West
Royce Brier
San Francisco
Ben Ali Haggins
Caricaturist in Comeback
A 1934 diary style column recalls New York Society figures and show business scenes. Caricaturist Peter Arno plans new forays after Hollywood, with Evelyn Symington and Bert Lytell among tastemakers. Includes anecdotes on Waldorf bar, Wall Street figures, and backstage chatter.
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Hollywood
State Ready For Trial Of Oil Suit
AUSTIN NOV 26 The state is ready for trial to recover 680 acres in the Conroe oil field for the school fund. Trial set to start tomorrow in district court. The property valued at about 750000 includes 130 acres of proven oil land seven producing wells and about 300000 in oil. The suit names Alpha Petroleum Mortex Malta South Texas Development and others. The state contends part of the land is vacant and the patent issued after the Civil War on the remainder is void. A receiver was appointed last summer.
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Ralph W. Yarbrough
Conroe
Alpha Petroleum Company
Mortex Oil Company
Malta Oil Company
South Texas Development Company
Honker the Goose Faces Winter Journey
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Honker the Goose explains to Peter Rabbit that animals are ruled by needs, not choice. As ponds freeze, Honker warns the flock they must migrate south for food despite dread of hunters and harsh travel. The chapter closes with Peter watching them depart toward Sunny South.
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Honker the Wise
Peter Rabbit
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Jack Prost
Briar Patch
Briar
T. W. Burgess
Nicholas Nickleby and Nevada and Asphalt Origins
The questions identify Nicholas Nickleby as Dickens chief character and explain Nevada’s name from the Spanish snow reference. They note asphalt’s origin from Trinidad in the West Indies with a lake of pitch.
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Charles Dickens
Nevada
West Indies
Trinidad
Word Builder Mothers Fuss Over Kids At Home
A mother scolds her children for misbehavior at home. She complains it does not matter how they act and urges Gracie and Johnny to improve conduct.
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Johnny
Answer to Friday's Word Builder
A radio announcer debates endorsing items such as glittering ore rose glycerine soap or a nose clip to stop snoring. He goes home, eats, and sleeps loudly, awakening determined to endorse everything but mince pie.
Purdue Plans Air Conditioned Transport for Indiana Fruits
Purdue University unveiled a plan to refrigerate fruits and vegetables during shipping. Indiana produce would move to market in air conditioned cars, with field temperature loading, salted ice fans, and sealed cars to speed delivery and cut costs.
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Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station
Hoosier
Statesman horizontal puzzle hints fill a cross word
Puzzle clues list for a newspaper Statesman horizontal and vertical entries across a grid. Includes references to a European statesman, various Latin and English terms, and geographic or institutional terms. seeks answers for a themed crossword.
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