Little Peter Karageorge Becomes Yugoslavia King at Age Eleven
The Globe discusses the troubled rise of Peter Karageorge as king of Yugoslavia. It notes the perils of his position, the history of assassinations and revolts, and the loss of ordinary happiness for a child turned monarch. The piece highlights the tension between royal duty and personal childhood.
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Peter Karageorge
United States
Yugo-Slavia
Europe
Assass
Ithout
Turkey
Alexander
Peter
England
Not Guilty Verdict Ends Defective Work Case
Marian Gordon reports the William Brown trial where jurors find Brown not guilty of taking ten thousand dollars for defective school work. Jenny Case, the jilted fiancée, watches in court as Marian anxiously follows the verdict then exits with Lon Casad toward the roadster. Linda Brown and Jenny Case loom as key figures in the courtroom drama.
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William Brown
Jenny Case
Marian Gordon
Daily Dispatch
Lon Casad
Lon
Marian
Linda Brown
Tabby
Linda
William
Jenny
Len
Jones
Bowen
News of Cliff Hendon shooting prompts Reno trip
Marian faces a crisis after a tense sequence ends with Cliff shooting himself. Ian must fly to Reno within half an hour to break the news, while Marian prepares for the assignment and recalls Silver Hendon’s past connection.
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Marian
Ian
Anne Stanton
Anne
M. E
Bowen
Silver Hendon
Cliff
Central Emergency
Reno
Silver
Prices and living standards in economic policy critique
Glenn Frank argues against general price hikes and currency depreciation as recovery tools. He contends policy should target distorted prices like farm goods, avoid raising living costs, and seek lower prices where possible to boost volume and real consumption for Americans.
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NRA
America
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Vitamin A and carotene advances in nutrition
Rapid progress in vitamin science shows isolated pure forms yield potent concentrates. Halibut liver oil led to highly concentrated vitamin A and synthetic carotene. Animal studies link vitamin A deficiency to degeneration in respiratory tissues and nerves.
GUIDING YOUR CHILD Loss of Face
Advice on protecting children from parental quarrels stressing unity and private dispute avoidance. It notes children imitate harmony, feel instability when parents argue publicly, and should be kept in private rooms to prevent loyalty conflicts and dignity loss.
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Globe
News-Globe
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Auctioneers Make Science Of Selling Along New York Sidewalks
In New York on 42nd Street auctioneers dominate the busy sidewalk flow using psychology to coax buyers. Celebrities Ed Wynn Theodore Dreiser and Guy Lombardo are fans and buyers arise from curious onlookers who end up purchasing. The piece notes witty banter by musicians and writers and reflects on celebrity and consumer culture in the bustling city retail scene.
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0. C. McIntyre
New York
Ed Wynn
Theodore Dreiser
Guy Lombardo
Paddy the Beaver Prepares For Winter With Clever Canals
In a Thornton W. Burgess tale, Paddy the Beaver engineers two canals to bring trees from higher land to his food pile. He builds a safe route from a distant spring and then channels timber to stockpile for a hard winter. Paddy and Mrs. Paddy assess their huge food store and ready for winter.
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Paddy the Beaver
Paddy
Mrs. Paddy
Noted Media Stars and Writers Across The Globe
A collage of media figures and celebrities scenes from 1934 mentions Frazier Hunt packing for travel, Verde Porter acquiring a Maryland estate, Elsie Robinson writing on a California ranch, Heywood Broun and Joe Williams clubbing, Jack Lait rising NY ace reporter, Alan Dinehart's first stage role, Rube Goldberg offspring talent, Nijinsky’s widow profits from rights, and a shopper’s five and ten spree inspiring jottings.
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Frazier Hunt
Globe
Verde Porter
Maryland
Elsie Robinson
California
Heywood Broun
Joe Williams
Jack Lait
New York
Alan Dinehart
Rube Goldberg
Nijinsky
Little Brown School House Q and A Review
A set of questions covers banking clearing houses, Rupert Brooke the English poet killed in the Dardanelles campaign, and the Vestal Virgins who guarded an ancient sacred fire. The items appear as concise educational prompts with factual answers.
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Clearing House
Bankers’ Institution
Rupert Brooke
Dardanelles
Rome
Beavers Prep For Winter In House And Dam Fixes
Paddy and his son repair the dam and plaster the Beaver house to endure winter. They reinforce weak spots, fix leaks, and finish mud plaster just as Jack Frost nears, ensuring warmth inside and protection from any icebound intruders. The tale introduces the Beaver family and signals the next story.
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Paddy
Jack Frost
T. W. Burgess
Overlord of War Puzzle Clues and Word List
A dense puzzle page lists Across and Down clues for a word fill. Entries include various definitions from chemistry to geography and old crossword style hints with numbers and thematic hints.
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