Budget debate and science clash in 1933 era analysis
The piece surveys looming budget clashes in Congress as budget director Lewis Douglas faces a 1935 outlook. It argues Democrats defend recovery funding within a balanced-budget frame, while Republicans fear rising federal spending under recovery programs. It also presents an accompanying science essay advocating the purity of factual thinking at Mount Sinai and beyond.
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Congress
Lewis Douglas
Bertrand Snell
House
Snell
Farley
Burns
Douglas
Mount Sinai
Glenn Frank
Smithsonian Institution
Moses
Smithsonian
Sinai
Charles G. Abbot
Science
McClure Newspaper
Caroline and Jim Pursue Emerald Heist Clue
In a hospital gone memory lane Jim Randal plans to prove his innocence in stealing the Van Berg emeralds and shooting Elmer. Caroline Leigh, craving love, pushes him to watch Nesta Riddell’s house at nine as she drives in to aid his hunt and follows Nesta at Sandringham Drive. The chapter ends with Caroline detailing Susie Van Berg’s warning and Nesta’s suspicious circle as the hunt continues.
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Jim Randal
van Berg
Elmer van Berg
Nesta Riddell
Jim
Nesta
Caroline Leigh
Caroline
Sedlington
Darling
Tom
Jim Darling
Sandringham Drive
Hale Place
Susie van Berg
Susie
Caroline Russell
Russell
Coffee and alcohol effects on sleep studied by Chicago group
Dr. Fishbein reports University of Chicago tests on eight young men showing sleep soundness can be influenced by alcohol and caffeine. Earlier European studies noted sleep was lighter after walks and small alcohol doses, but deeper after large alcohol intakes without exercise.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Railway Pass to Be Built East of City
A contract to build an underpass to avoid the dangerous Marymere crossing of the Santa Fe Railroad three miles east of Amarillo on Highway 33 will be let within 60 days. The Santa Fe plans a quarter mile west location, costing about $50 000 and creating about 50 jobs for 70 days.
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Marymere
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Highway
W. J. van London
Mendelssohn Male Chorus Formed in Amarillo
Amarillo male singers organized a choral club directed by Lester Aldrich with John H. Stalcup as president. Other officers include H. A. Shaw as vice president and George Menninger as secretary. Charter members span first and second tenors baritone and bass. Audition and by laws committees appointed for the new chorus meeting weekly.
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Amarillo
Lester Aldrich
John H. Stalcup
Mendelssohn
H. A. Shaw
George Menninger
William van Landingham
Ben Brasher
Aldrich
James Bowen
Ed Pearce
Frank Peterson
H. E. Billingslea
J. R. Lemmon
H. V. Ellington
George Hammock
Howard Williams
O. O. Dickson
Phil Purdum
Verlon Twaddell
W. H. McKallahan
Paul F. Edquist
B. F. Shephard
Roger Shook
Robert Jones
John A. Styleup
Russell Gifford
William Armstrong
Young Demos To Hear of Boy Work
Emmett Galloway will tell the Young Democrats Club tonight about the Boys' Club work in Potter County. All members are urged by Tom Seay, president, to be present. The meeting will open at 7:30 oclock in the county courtroom.
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Emmett Galloway
Young Democrats Club
Potter County
Tom Seay
Free Lancing a Dandy Trade in 1920s America
A column by O. O. McIntyre praises Lisle Bell and his roadster, noting 60 000 miles with five tire sets and few punctures. It reflects on freelancing writing, Paris editor roles, and a critique of Broadway decline while observing cable-telegraph rooms at Grand Central and time zone contrasts between New York and London.
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New York
Lisle Bell
Bell
Canada
Arizona
Paris
Grand Central
Starlings
London
America
England
Connie Bennett to Reveal Brunet Star Persona in Moulin Rouge
Hollywood gossip notes Connie Bennett will debut a brunet look in Moulin Rouge, paired with a character shift from a fun loving girl to a protected, altered public persona. The wig transforms her identity, with Kay Francis Clark Gable and Constance Bennett cited as examples of drastic makeovers.
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Hollywood
Kay Francis
Clark Gable
Constance Bennett
Connie
Lo Bennett
Strangers Arrival Fuels Hope In A Hard Winter
In Thornton W. Burgess Bedtime Stories Happy Jack and Mrs. Happy Jack despair over a frost scarred harvest of acorns. A thin, desperate stranger gray squirrel arrives seeking shelter and food for winter, prompting wary caution from the pair.
Fashion and finance fuse in a restless modern mood
The passage paints a restless era where money talk and rapid tech chatter mix with social style. A narrator spots a couple near Cartier dressed identically, hinting at trends of sameness and idle gaze as modern life speeds by. The 1933 copyright marks a period voice.
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Cartier’s
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Whittier Reference and Two Generals in Quebec Monument
The lines refer to Daniel Webster. A monument on the plains of Abraham honors General Wolfe and General Montcalm, who died in the 1759 battle of Quebec. The winter in Verne's stories foreshadows submarine, airship, and automobile concepts.
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Quebec
Wolfe
Montcalm
Abraha
Jules Verne
The Stranger's Story Ends With a Wolfish Farewell
A stranger tells Happy Jack and Mrs. Happy Jack how a group of Squirrels crossed the Big River in search of food for winter. Some did not survive the crossing, drowned or perished, while others found no new home. The tale ends with a sobering note on impossible journeys and lost companions.
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Happy Jack
Mrs. Happy Jack
Mrs. Happy
T. W. Burgess
Word Builder Puzzle by Nancy Morrow
Readers fill blanks with a beer name by adding one new letter to the previous word while reordering allowed. Mrs Zilch contends that despite marriage she must retain a degree of independence, tossing her curls in the park as she speaks.
Word Builder Teaser Reveals Surgeon Operated on Son
Yesterday’s word builder answer hints at a famed surgeon performing an operation on his son to clear a nasal obstruction causing snoring beyond reason. The phrasing implies a riddle-like headline with focused names and actions.
Famous airship pilot identified in puzzle grid
The clue answers reveal a famous airship pilot and related terms across horizontal and vertical entries, completing a crossword style puzzle that asks for the pilot's name and associated vocabulary such as ship type, nautical terms, and era specifics.
Wisecrack by Mae West on soft voices and firm replies
Mae West quips on men lowering their voices and readers suspect a strong reply. The humor notes a dark wig transforming a usually innocent figure into a serious busybody ready for mischief.
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Mae West
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