Propaganda as the Nazi plan to sell hardship in Germany
The piece argues Germany will push a winter of hunger as a rallying call for patriotism, using propaganda to mold public opinion. It warns that dictatorship survives by shaping minds, not solely by force, and extols free speech and a free press as safeguards.
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Flexible intelligence to shape a workable economy and society
An essay argues for flexible intelligence over rigid tradition to craft a democratic, prosperous America. It calls for aligning economic policy with technology, boosting research, freeing productive power, and guiding politics to serve but not dominate enterprise. It warns against reckless revolution and dictatorship.
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Lfe
America
McClure
Bob and Marsha near divorce over trust and restraint
In the third week at home Bob wrestles with Marsha over Tarleton’s influence and the future. He suspects her distress stems from fear of his returning to Mexico and the marriage’s strain. Marsha hides her torment while clinging to hope for love and a chance at happiness.
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Powers
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Geoffrey Tarleton
Tarleton
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Marshal
Mrs. Powers
Colin
Damon Runyon
Cohn
Inheritance of disease and heredity in public debate
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how views on heredity have shifted from acquired characteristics to genetic and infectious explanations. He notes sterilization debates in Germany and explains early assumptions about leprosy and syphilis being hereditary are now outdated.
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Germany
Frown on Aid to Gangsters
Chicago Sept 5 government guns were trained today on professionals who aid the underworld. Attorney General Homer S Cummings announced a new drive to seize those who profit by crime without taking risks. Cummings planned travel to Washington to Hawaii and said leading law enforcement officials would meet in December to exchange information and boost the anti felon fight.
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Chicago
Homer S. Cummings
Cummings
Washington
Hawaii
Marlene Pew Heads Bible Marlene in Broadway Profile
New York editor and publisher Marlene Pew leads a 50 year legacy in journalism, with ties to E W Scripps, and a storied career from newsboy to editorial director. The piece recalls Bill Corum, vaudeville rumors, and Louis Cohn, a colorful 42nd Street figure who influenced Broadway dialogue and staged show business lore.
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New York
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Louis Cohn
George M. Cohan
Sam Harris
Ziegfeld
Cohn
En Passant
Louey
Sam Bernard
Miss Irene Ferguson Burned in Naphtha Cleaning Incident
Special to The Globe reports Miss Irene Ferguson sustained serious burns when naphtha she used to clean clothes exploded. She was rushed to Plainview sanitarium for treatment.
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Globe
Lockney
Irene Ferguson
Plainview Sanitarium
Federal crackdown nets Dillinger gang aides and allies
Attorney General commends Chicago federal agents who jailed John Dillinger's attorney Louis Piquet and four others on charges of aiding the desperado and his ace marksman Homer Van Meter, both recently killed by officers.
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Paign
Melvin H. Purvis
Chicago
John Dillinger
Louis Piquett
Mystery Writer Puzzle Clue List Across and Down
A word puzzle grid with clues for both horizontal and vertical entries including writers, numbers, animals, colors and scientific terms. Solve for the mystery writer theme and fill the grid with cross referenced answers.
Night Feast in Farmer Brown’s Shed Fosters Coon Fight
Jimmy Skunk and Mrs Jimmy visit Farmer Brown’s woodshed feeding on scraps. Bobby Coon and his mate guard their nightly feast. A younger Coon spies, enters, and finds abundant food, provoking a fierce fight with Bobby Coon when discovered. Farmer Brown’s Boy interrupts as lights rise.
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Farmer Brown
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Bobby Coon
Bobby
Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
School Days Quiz Answers Highlight Classical Topics
A fragment lists quiz Qs about Jupiter as the heaviest planet and Iris as rainbow goddess, plus a question on Australia’s capital Melbourne. The items reflect a classroom review of astronomy mythography and geography.
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Jupiter
Iris
Australa
Melbourne
Word Builder Puzzle Reflects On Wedding Journey
A word game description invites players to build words by adding one new letter to the previous term. The narrator hints a joke about dampening a girl's plans if someone told her they would stop at places during a wedding journey. The tone is playful and conversational.
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Palace
Chicago Palace
Sub Rosa
New York
Chicago
Big City
Florist Aims to Grow White Flowers That Never Wilt
A florist envisions cultivating white bridal blooms that resist withering and hold beauty from ceremony to reception. The concept centers on long lasting petals, sturdy stems, and guaranteed freshness for wedding bouquets.
American Exports Increase in July
Exports of American goods reached 161,786,571 in July, up from 144,108,767 a year earlier, while July imports stood at 127,341,977 versus 142,980,034. For the first seven months ending July 31, exports totaled 1,197,856,915 compared with 813,438,098 in 1933, and imports were 990,671,102 versus 735,071,510.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Probe Slaying in Bangs Prompts Court of Inquiry
Brownwood reports a court of inquiry into the fatal shooting of Roy Byers a Bangs resident of Brown County. Deputy Sheriff L L Walton, trying to arrest Byers, says Byers drew a knife and was shot with a pistol during the confrontation in the business district.
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Brown County
Bangs
L. L. Walton
Sheriff's Department
Byers
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