Republican Nomination Prospects For 1936 Election
The piece surveys who may gain the Republican nomination in 1936 and notes past renominations of defeated candidates. It considers Hoover as a possible front runner, recalls Blaine Roosevelt and Cleveland cases, and suggests a dark horse could emerge from midterm voter sentiment and party dynamics. It also reports SOVIETS GAIN CONFIDENCE with extended local election rights signaling a shift in Soviet self-perception.
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Hoover
Blaine
Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Johnson
Union
Hayes
House of Representatives
Tilden
Realism About Relief and Reform in Recovery Debate
The article summarizes Walter Lippmann in Yale Review noting the farm vote guiding an administration toward reviving a business system kept in check by advisers. It argues both agriculture and business require relief and reform to stabilize recovery and prevent a relapse, urging realistic policy.
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Frank
Meee
Covery
Yale Review
Walter Lippmann
Adviers
McClure Newspaper
Avers Lane Wardrobe War Ends in Courtroom and Hearts
Acquittal in a bribe case frees William Brown as Marian Gordon of the Morning Dispatch returns home to news of Silver Hendon’s divorce from Cliff. Cliff’s suicide attempt spurs a frantic Reno trip as Marian and editor Bowen plan to reveal only essential facts to save Silver’s reputation.
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William Brown
Marian Gordon
Morning Dispatch
Silver Hendon
Cliff
Marian
Reno
Silver
Clifford Hendon
Randon
Tidelands
San Francisco
Fells Storage
San Ramon River
Alameda
Hendon Homstead
Oakland
California
Lakeside
Max
Bowen
Hendon
Diamond Lils Draw Bowery Scene From Prohibition Era
New York reports a Bowery revival as Diamond Lils and vintage nightlife return post repeal. The piece recalls old gabs, cane wearers, and colorful figures from C. O. McIntyre to Lucius Beebe, noting police, bouncers, and penny shows reviving in a bustling street noted for its history.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Bowery
Atlantic Garden
McGuirk
Suicide Hall
Paris
Avenue
Broadway
the Bowery
Movable Kidneys More Common in Women Than Men
Health notes explain that abdominal ligaments relax allowing organs to drop from position. Kidneys and spleen can be affected, with movable kidney most common in women. In 667 hospital cases, 584 were women and 83 men, typically the right kidney drops first. Tight binding and childbirth are suggested contributing factors.
Former Bankers Cleared of Fraud
A federal court jury in Cleveland acquitted Joseph R. Nutt former treasurer of the Republican National Committee and Wilbur M. Baldwin former bank president of charges of false entries in the Union Trust Company records and in a report to the federal reserve board. They were cleared on related charges to defraud bank creditors. The jury of four women and eight men deliberated over five hours.
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Cleveland
Joseph R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Wilbur M. Baldwin
Union Trust Company
Federal Reserve Board
Nutt
Baldwin
Paul Jones
Five Insurgents Slain by Troops Near Tenango Del Valle
Federal troops killed five insurgents who attacked Tenango Del Valle near Mexico City. Pedro Reyes, reputed band chief, was among the dead. Some attackers escaped but left arms and ammunition. The insurgents were accused of killing a merchant and robbing others.
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Mexico
D. F
Tenango del Valle
Los del Calvario
War Department
Pedro Reyes
Tomorrow Silver Changes Front
A fragment from a 1934 text shows Marian hearing Bowen call to Frace and directing a spot on No. Six, with cliffhanger relief and the note Copyright 1934 Jeanne Bowman.
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Bowen
Frace
Cliff
Jeanne Bowman
Peter Rabbit Seeks Weather Wisdom From Chatterer Squirrel
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale Peter Rabbit persistently questions Chatterer the Red Squirrel about whether winter will come early. Chatterer retorts and drops cones from a pine, testing Peter. Peter plans to bide patience until the clever squirrel descends. The scene closes with a mischievous prank and a reflective mood.
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Peter Rabbit
Chatterer the
Red Squirrel
Chatterer
Peter
Black Hand symbol and government salary garnishment questions
A quiz item lists three questions with concise answers: the symbol of the best known Italian secret society in the United States is the Black Hand. A government employee's salary cannot be garnished. An alloy is a mixture of metals or an inferior metal mixed with gold or silver.
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United States
Word Builder and Harvest Hints in Peter Rabbit Tale
In a Burgess tale Peter Rabbit and Chatterer discuss autumn hints as crops prepare for harvest and an approaching winter. Chatterer teases Peter while questions about weather, rumors, and being ready for winter arise amid light dialogue and playful banter. The next story is The Reason.
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Chatterer
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Chaterer
T. W. Burgess
Notable American Educator Featured in Historical Image
Puzzle clues reference a famous American educator depicted. horizontal and vertical entries span topics from tools to titles, geographic hints, and musical notes, aiming to reveal a biographical figure through interlocking wordplay.
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Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
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Gene Howe
Wilbur & Hawk
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Yable
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
Mensenger
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Evsys Cod
the Globe
Tropics
Gulf OF Maine
MR. Hoover
Avers Lane
Contra Costa County
Hollywood
Gotham
C. O. McIntyre
Broome Street
Ernest Boyd
Arts and Letters
Harry Lauder
Action Davies
Michael Arlen
Browning
George Buchanan Fife
Lucius Beebe
Fife
Charlies Somerville
Old Marlborough
Richard Harding Davis
Herald Square
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
al Smith
Whitney Warren
Sherman Hoyt
Ziegfeld
George Jean Nathan
George Jessell
Herbert Swope
Roy Howard
Courtney Ryley Cooper
East
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