Debtors split over postwar wartime debt and defaults
The article analyzes war debt issues ahead of Roosevelt’s presidency, weighing default versus negotiated terms. It cites Britain and France as key cases and warns that a default could destabilize international finance, trade, and private investor holdings.
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United States
Congress
Washington
Wall Street
England
France
Britain
Paradise Lost in a Tuesday Mood
Clive and his wife Santa return to New York after a ruined honeymoon and a failed firm. She organizes their apartment and lavish meals while he resents the luxury, fearing it tightens his dependence. Their tense negotiations reveal power and affection under strain. Santa presses for control as Clive questions fairness and future.
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Clive
New York
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Dicky
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Production Surges Ahead of Population in Twenties
Glenn Frank argues that from 1913 to 1929 world production of foodstuffs and raw materials rose far faster than population. North America saw strong gains in both, Europe lagged in population growth, and manufactured goods output grew across major nations without a matching rise in employment.
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North America
Europe
Russia
Canada
Poland
France
Sweden
Germany
United States
Great Britain
McClure
Preventive medical aid urges regular health exams and early disease detection
Dr. Charles W. Mayo argues preventive medicine can extend life and curb diseases through periodic examinations. Early cancer detection and immunization for diphtheria, scarlet fever, typhoid, and smallpox are emphasized. Regular doctor visits before illness are urged to save health, time, and money.
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Stage Tempo Is Unchanged by O. O. McIntyre
New York November essay argues theatre faces modern restraint not solely talkie invasion. It cites Pauline Lord in Late Christopher Bean and Another Language as examples of subdued naturalism. Lionel Barrymore noted as a versatile artist while social scenes reveal changing tastes and humor.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Ethel Barrymore
Pauline Lord
Christopher Bean
Ariel
Winifred Black Reflects On Immigrant Signe And Her Dream Home
Winifred Black shares a portrait of Signe a twenty three year old immigrant who has lived in the United States four years She describes plans for a lasting home with hand carved furniture and a mix of Old Country treasures and American goods She and Axel her woodworker fiancé save money monthly to furnish a sturdy home and preserve memories for future generations while acknowledging a fondness for America yet a longing for a real home elsewhere.
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Axel
America
Lightfoot the Deer earns Buster Bear’s respect in Green Forest
In Thornton W. Burgess tales, Buster Bear confronts Lightfoot the Deer and learns there is value in restraint. The exchange shows Lightfoot refusing to fight over nothing and gaining a new measure of courage, while Buster reflects on fear and independence.
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Buster
Jimmy Skunk
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Buzztail
T. W. Burgess
Mountain Question Puzzle Solution Centered in Wordplay
A reader friendly puzzle page presents a crosswise word challenge with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. The grid includes theater terms, geographic hints, religious doctrinal notes, and common objects, inviting careful word matching and historical language.
Christmas Eve Radio Plans From Major Networks
New York reports networks shaping Christmas week with two international broadcasts on Christmas Eve. NBC will air carols from cathedral bells in 30 German cities and the Holy Land Bethlehem service. CBS hosts Colonel Stoopnagle as Santa visiting New York orphanages while George M. Cohan leads an Ellis memorial program on WABC-CBS. Schedule highlights include WEAF-NBC shows and WJZ-NBC features such as Rex Beach story Cool Waters and Isham Jones Orchestra.
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Holy Land
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Mischa Levitzki
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Burns and Allen
Jay C. Filppendies
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Rex Beach Story
Cool Waters
Friendship Town
Mark Twain
Scedero Concert Orchestra
Buster Faces Danger From Rattlesnake Buzz Tail
In a tense scene Buster and Lightfoot confront Buzztail the rattlesnake. Buster declares fearlessness toward Jimmy while Buzz Tail warns with a rattling strike. Lightfoot charges but the snake escapes into a rock crevice, proving Buzz Tail fears Lightfoot.
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