Old days of iron men fade as squads grow in football
The Globe argues for larger football squads as a safer, more competitive practice. It recalls 11 starting players of old, likening them to heroes, and notes modern teams use many alternates, citing Texas Tech, A and M Amarillo, and Ranger games to illustrate the shift from single stars to shared honors.
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Joe McGinnis
Oswald Brown
Texas Tech
Amarillo
Gawthon
Blair Cherry
Ranger
Walter Eckersall
Jim Thorpe
Bo McMillan
The New Tax Revenues
August tax collections show a rise under the new federal law but remain below Treasury estimates. Officials warn that without stronger later-month results a new tax bill with higher rates may be necessary. Business conditions will largely determine if revenues cover ongoing expenses. The current deficit is not yet large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treasury
Sam
Federal
WASTEFUL ECONOMY
Glenn Frank argues that drastic economy is essential for local state and national affairs since 1929 incomes fell while expenditures rose. He warns against blind retrenchment and urges prudent, targeted cuts to avoid harming the nation and risking "national death" if economy is mismanaged.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper
Are You Hurting Nan Faces Car Crash at Cliff Edge
In Wentworth Rosamund Carew seeks $100000 from Jervis Weare while Nan and Jervis lunch with the Tetterleys. On descent, Jervis detects car trouble and loses control. the vehicle overturns near a cliff as Ferdinand Francis and Robert Leonard watch. Nan crawls free and asks about Jervis, the fate uncertain.
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Rosamund Carew
Jervis Weare
Jervis
Nan
Tetterleys
Ferdinand Francis
Rosamund
Robert Leonard
Leonard
Croyston
Walking Is Desirable Says Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland argues walking benefits all, with moderation and gradual increase. He notes athletes show peak health from exercise, urges outdoor activity, proper footwear, and warm stockings to prevent dampness and cold, warning against overexertion and sudden strain.
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King Feathres Syndicate, Inc
Child’s Desire Thwarted by a Forest Walk and Pigs
Winifred Black reflects on a three year old boy who pleads to visit the pig pen for his vacation. The father prefers a forest stroll and questions linger about childhood desires and their long term echoes. Copyright 1932 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
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Winifred Black
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Painter Adventuring in Brittany Under Quiet Skies
O. O. McIntyre sketches Brittany's Leon Gordon and Natalie in Pont Croix. He describes rustic life, pig markets, and a painterly landscape with ironies of modern bustle. The voyage ends with trains and a Gershwin moment in Paris.
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Pont Croix
Finistere
France
Brittany
Ferdinand rescues Jervis in peril on cliff edge
Nan witnesses Ferdinand drag a motionless Jervis from the roadside. Jervis lies unconscious as Nan fears death, then Ferdinand lowers him to the sea for aid. Nan tends to both, while a moment of danger and a future plan for Ferdinand looms.
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Ferdinand
Jervis
Nan
Lippincott
Tourists Fined in Gas Theft Case in City Hall Court
Two tourists from Massachusetts were fined in corporation court for petty theft after being caught siphoning gasoline from a car parked at 2122 Harrison Street. Police in a scout car arrested the pair while they traveled in an expensive vehicle. Ownership of the car was surrendered to the court’s satisfaction.
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Massachusetts
Toney Chisum
Harrison Street
Corporation Court
Professor Question Horizontal Puzzle
A dense OCR style puzzle clue list listing many cryptic style definitions with numbers across horizontal and vertical sections. It mentions summers resort state and various word hints like common viper and love feast and other terms across multiple clue lines.
Warning of Hunting Season From Mrs. Grouse Tale
Mrs. Grouse warns Thunderer about a two legged stranger eyeing their feeding grounds as hunting season approaches. The pair discuss safety and the risk posed by Farmer Brown's Boy, noting hunters' presence and the potential danger to them at their nesting site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grouse
Thunderer
Farmer Brown
Columbus Day Broadcasts Tie Madrid Washington New York
An exchange of programs marks Columbus Day on the WABC CBS chain with Madrid producing the first half hour of talks and music featuring Laura Nito, followed by New York and Washington. Key schedules include WEAF NBC and WJZ NBC with varied evening shows and orchestras across stations.
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Associated Press
President Hoover
Des Moines
WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
New York
WOKO
WFBL
WHEC
WKBW
WJZ
Madrid
Washington
Wabc-Cbs
Laura Nito
The Young Grouse Are Heedless
Mrs. Grouse warns her children and pleads caution about a two legged stranger in the Green Forest while Thunderer agrees warns are needed. The young grouse dismiss the danger but the parents persist that hunters will arrive with the season.
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Ray Senweky
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Maine
Natalie
Hotel Des Voyageurs
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Jimmy Walker
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Europe
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Bedtime
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