Women at Work Rush Returns to Paying Jobs
The Globe opines that dictatorships attempt to confine women to home roles but Nazi policy shifts reveal women reentering industry as unemployment falls and skilled labor remains scarce. It frames this as a broader political to economic correction with a pro-women work stance.
Roosevelt weighs Black Klan ties in Supreme Court row
Washington dispatch outlines President Roosevelt’s struggle over Justice Hugo Black and any Klan connections. It notes White House hopes for a clarifying Black statement, doubts about critics, and a possible behind the scenes plot theory from New Dealers. Burlesque trend and agricultural bulletin quirk also mentioned.
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New Yorkers Aren't Hunters and Other Miscellany
New York excerpts note the city’s lack of hunting interest despite nearby Adirondacks and Maine. fishing dominates sporting goods. The piece surveys actors fishing, hotel histories, backyard cafes, and social quirks with portraits of Roosevelt, Lambs members, and notable hotel names in a dated, syndicated column vibe.
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Why chicken feathers twin and its science link
A report by Frank R. Lillie from the University of Chicago in Collecting Net explains twins in chicken after feathers. Most wing feathers show twin centers due to division of a single growth center, though tall feathers and hackles lack twins.
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Miss Castle Austin Eyes U S C Championship Figure
Hawaiian experts predict Miss Castle Austin will enter the University of Southern California this fall as a championship material figure. The 17 year old twist dancer has already won the territorial amateur championship four times in succession.
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Caxtle Austin
University of Southern California
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Night Mystery Entangles Kerrigan In Rooftop Link
In a Brooklyn flat, Cilly Pierce and friends confront a murder case as Sergeant Dolan suspects Jim Kerrigan may have hidden in the apartment after taking Amy Kerr to a rooftop rendezvous. Cilly destroys a newspaper clipping and Jim's postcard as clues vanish in ash. The group recalls how the four met and questions Amy and Jim's past relations. CONTINUED ON PAGE 5
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Amy Kerr
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Jim Kerrigan
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Kerrigan
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Jim
Old Mr Toad Changes his Skin in a Burgess Tale
In Thornton W Burgess old Mr Toad prepares for a new suit by shedding his old skin. Sue and Farmer Brown's Boy observe as the toad swallows the discarded skin and the group debates whether to change their minds about him. Copyright 1937.
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Tommy Brown
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Mr. Smarty
T. W. Burgess
Warding Off the Middle-Aged Spread
A midcentury health note explains how weight gain after forty relates to slower body functions and reduced activity. It urges reduced intake, better posture, and a regular exercise routine to keep abdomen, hips, and thighs toned.
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