Britain and United States pledge naval policy cooperation
Vice Premier Baldwin tells a Glasgow audience Britain will not use its fleet in a blockade without US consultation. Cordell Hull forecasts close friendly cooperation on future naval policy, signaling stronger Anglo American unity and potential world peace benefits.
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Stanley Baldwin
England
Glasgow
Great Britain
United States
Simulta
Cordell Hull
America
Oklahoma frees bandit for six day quail hunt
The Oklahoma governor authorized Matt Kimes, a notorious bandit, to be released without guards for a six day quail hunting leave. His attorney said the release followed his client’s good conduct in prison, prompting questions about coddling and the value of such behavior outside confinement.
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Quail
Oklahoma
Matt Kimes
Kimes
Murray
Coroner's Inquest Views Republicans as Next Whig Demise
The coroner's jury likens the Republican party to the Whigs in decline after 1932. It argues Roosevelt's mandate consolidates support among poorer whites and workers, with big business potentially shifting to Democrats. It warns of loss of right and left wings and the rise of a new third party.
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Scooneae Maciek Newspaper Syndicate
Lon Casad Poisoned Not Drunk After Stormy Weekend
Marian Casad battles fear as Lon Casad is brought home from a night out with men from the Maddern Construction Company. Doctor Steele confirms Lon was poisoned, not drunk, prompting a tense, care filled sequence as Anne and Marian rally in a stormy, suspenseful domestic crisis.
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Lon
Walnut Creek
Marian
McSwain
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Maddern Construction
Casad
Doctor Steele
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Jeanne Bowman
Health Talk on Heart Beats and Stress Effects
The article explains how feeling one's pulse can mislead if not understood, noting that hypersensitivity or neurosis may cause worry about palpitations and heart pains. It links digestive issues, tobacco, caffeine, and alcohol to heart symptoms and mentions irritable heart from wartime nervous excitement.
Guiding Your Child in the Lilliputians
Alice Clarissa Richmond discusses the pains of hurried childrearing as a parent drags a eager, tiny pupil along at breakneck speed. The piece explores how the child’s short attention and the parent’s preoccupation hinder mutual pace and growth.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Fred Stone in Ancient Role in Broadway Letters
New York reviewer C. O. McIntyre surveys Fred Stone and fellow performers in a Civil War drama, noting Stone's shift from cap and bells to melodramatic acting. The piece layers Broadway gossip, touring life, and stagecraft with observations on child welfare and orchestra life.
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Fred Stone
Will Rogers
George M. Cohan
James Barton
Herb Williams
Oscar Shaw
Father makes funeral plans for son as hospital hopes fade
Casril Brown, told his eleven year old son Harry with pneumonia in a Hull hospital would die, organized funeral arrangements including synagogue rites coffin shroud and grave dog. He discovered the boy alive on returning for the body, and recovery is believed possible.
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Casril Brown
Harry
Hull
England
American Educator Puzzle Clues Reveal Prominent Figure
A dated puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues about a notable educator and related terms. The grid references many educational concepts, with answers aligning to figures, Latin phrases, and common scholarly words across multiple rows and columns.
Cornfield Gossip among Meadow Mouse Clan
In a village of corn shocks Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse explore social life and gossip among field neighbors. They meet old friends and new, discuss winter plans, and recall past disruptions when two humans took away their homes, sparking reflections on safety and community.
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Danny
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Nanny
Wealthy Early American Leader in Retirement
The quiz lists three questions and answers. It asks which President was considered the wealthiest man at retirement, naming George Washington. It asks who founded England's navy, crediting Alfred the Great. It also recalls the reply "Let them eat cake" by Marie Antoinette when told the French poor had no bread.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Franklin Booth
Dashiell Hammett
Florence Walton
Leon Let
Patsy Kelly
al Jolson
Mervyn LeRoy
Frederic McKay
George Abbott
Roxy
Oliver Harriman
Rex Beach
North
James Oliver Curwood
Michigan Woods
Michael Arlen
Picadilly Circus
Alfred Lunts
Noel Crawford
Noel
Jack Hazzard
Hassard
Ona Munson
George Washingen
England
Alfred the Great
France
Marie Antoinette
Black Pussys Fun and Mouse Village Danger
A mouse community near a farm field endures nightly risks from Redys Fox and Black Pussy the Cat. Nanny and Mrs Short-tail discuss threats and a sudden memory of loss as Black Pussy stalks and sometimes spares prey. The tale foreshadows further peril in Burgess 1934.
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Farmer Brown
Carrie
Nanny
Reddy Fox
Black
Cra
T. W. Burgess
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