Costigan La Guardia plan eyed by Congress
The Amarillo Globe reports on the Costigan La Guardia bill proposing a government backed credit of up to 500 dollars per household repayable in 10 years to aid unemployed families. The plan, backed by railroad labor leaders and economist advisors, would issue credit certificates via a United States Exchange Corporation to buy necessities and boost employment.
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Towards a Moral Code by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues contemporary humanity must restore a dominant moral code to replace a dead old code and an unborn new one. He warns society now emphasizes rights over duties, leaving life stale, without objective or obligation, and counsels a spiritual key for America's future.
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Nothing Venture by to Wentworth Encounter at the ferry
Nan Weare learns of a plot to harm her husband Jervis Weare and suspects Robert Leonard. She races to warn him at the Twenty third Street ferry, just as a cheerful visitor, Ferdinand Francis, bursts into the scene introducing himself and the pair.
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Acne Diet Essentials Says Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland urges diet and hygiene changes to treat acne. He links pimples and blackheads to skin oil and possible internal factors and advises vegetables fruits cereals plain meat fish and simple desserts with regular meals and thorough cleansing. He notes X ray in severe cases and warns against squeezing and mid meal snacking.
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What Good Is Beauty Warns Winifred Black
Winifred Black contends beauty drives some women to drastic acts to please husbands. She portrays a scarred wife reflecting on whether beauty truly sustains devotion, urging reconsideration of the value placed on appearance and warning against believing a spouse's harsh judgments.
Wynans Triumphs After CataM Wreck Fortune Restored
In a reflective column by O. O. McIntyre, the life upheaval of H. C. Wynans, once a high salaried executive, is recounted. After a market crash and a failed $100,000 deal, Wynans drives a dramatic comeback by leveraging an overnight insight described as using the old bean, restoring his fortune alongside author Katharine Brush. The piece also notes Maxine Elliott’s London residence, Nan and Jervis’s social entanglements, and a toast to perseverance amid public admiration for brush’s family.
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Farmer Brown's Boy Watches Birds For Tiny Clues
The observer notes that small details reveal bigger patterns in bird life. He recalls finding eggs, admiring nests, and pondering how Sunshine the Yellow Warbler's nest grew after the birds finished building it. He muses on nests as cradles rather than homes.
Central Cross Puzzle List of Clues and Answers
A dense crossword style page lists across and down clues with numeric entries from 1 to 60. The set includes varied terms such as Italian ambassador, measurement, and animal names, interspersed with decorative wordplay and foreign language hints.
Roosevelt to Speak for Roosevelt on NBC radio
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt will deliver a nationwide radio talk from WEAF NBC New York at 8 30 P M Monday to boost her husband’s campaign She will be joined by Representative Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida with Ted Husing and Graham McNamee named as principal describers pending final World Series broadcast approval Local listings include evening programs on WEAF WABC and WJZ with music and drama segments.
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al Smith
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Graham McNamee
NBC
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CBS
Two Story Nest Found By Curious Boy
Palmer Brown discovers a bird nest in a tree that appears to be two stories high. He notes Sally Shy the Cowbird laid an egg, Sunshine and Sunshine raised two sets of eggs, and Mrs. Sunshine rebuilt to hatch Sally Shy's chick, proving clever birds can plan. The tale ends with the boy taking the nest home to keep.
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