Congressional campaigns loom as elections approach
The piece notes rising presidential and congressional campaigning ahead of elections. It highlights party strategy to win Senate and House seats, with Democrats advantaged in the Senate by district, while Republicans face contested seats. It also cites quotes from Einstein, Eddington and Coolidge.
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Debt burden marks U S economic outlook in 1932 analysis
Glenn Frank notes rising national indebtedness from 34 percent of wealth in 1912 to about 80 percent in 1932 while wealth falls by a third. The Magazine of Wall Street proposes readjustment, default or inflation as relief options, arguing debt out of proportion to wealth threatens the economy.
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Magazine of Wall Street
McClure
Nothing Venture by Ferdinand Francis in a cliffside visit
In a sun drenched coastal drive Nan and Jervis visit the Tetterleys. Ferdinand shares a Mexico adventure while Nan probes family ties, as lingering tension with Robert Leonard and gossip swirl around a haunted old house once linked to Old Foxy Fixon.
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Robert Leonard
Jervis Weare
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Old Foxy Fixon
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Robert
Mr. Tetterley
Anne
Mother's Milk Best, Says Dr Copeland in Public Talk
Dr. Copeland argues that infants lack adult immunity and rely on pure milk. He cites pasteurized milk’s rise in New York and urges mothers to choose dependable cow’s milk substitutes when needed. He insists pure milk, regardless of price, is the cheapest food for all ages and recommends a quart per person daily.
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United States
New York
New York City
Nathan Straus
Los Angeles
Chicago
Apple Tree Remnants and Quiet Homes in Lamenting Tale
A nostalgic vignette recalls an old apple tree planted on a wedding day and a vanished family. The once warm home, now vacant, stands as a silent witness to past loves, memories, and city life’s pull. The scene folds into later reflections on companions and intrigue among wartime figures.
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Winifred Black
Alfonso Aged, Is More Gaunt in Paris Café Scene
A columnist sketches former King Alfonso at Le Collisee on the Champs Elysées, noting his gaunt look, grey hair, bold lip, and chain smoking while dining with companions. He remarks on his bicycle exits, a vice versa scene, and contrasts with Maurice Guerdjian and a Paris street panorama.
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le Collisee
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Paul Whiteman
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Fontainbleau
France
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Deauville
Adolphe Menjou
Billy
Clever Mrs Lightfoot in Burgess bedtime tale
Mrs Lightfoot explains to Peter Rabbit that babies are safer when she is unseen, while Buster Bear prowls the thicket seeking them. Peter witnesses how disappearance lures predators, and Mrs Lightfoot demonstrates how her absence misleads them to protect the young. Copyright 1932 McNaught Syndicate.
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Mrs. Lightfoot
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Reddy Fox
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Buster Bear
Buster
Rusty
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T. W. Burgess
Car Loadings Rise At Fort Worth Denver Road
Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad reports a 27 percent rise in car loadings in the first 27 days of September from the prior month, totaling 1 112 more loads. The number of loaded cars handled also jumps by 4 597 for the first 28 days compared with last month, per General Manager J D Farrington.
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J. D. Farrington
Chorus Girl Convicted of Forgery Sentenced to Two Years
Thelma Harvey, former Dallas chorus girl, convicted of forging a $15 check. A four hour jury verdict handed her two years in prison. She then pled guilty to two additional forgery charges and received two years on each, to run concurrently.
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Dallas
U.P
Thelma Harvey
New Ribbon Microphones to Debut in Met Opera Broadcasts
New ribbon type microphones to be tested in NBC Met Opera broadcasts as network aims to boost sensitivity. Major Bowes' Family marks 10 years on air with birthday style programming. WEAF NBC schedules include 17 Orchestra and Cavaliers at 17.15 Singin' Sam. 9 Football Show. 10 Barlow Symphony. WABC CBS lists 17 15 Singin Sam and 9 Street Singer. WJZ NBC features Jones and Hare at 6:45. Sisters of the Skillet turn at 8:30. Grand Opera Armada at 10:15.
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Metropolitan Opera
NBC
WEAF
Orchestra
Cavaliers
Whiteman
Francis MacMillan
Lew Conrad
WABC
CBS
Sam
Barlow Symphony
WJZ
Armida
Crossword Puzzle About Faith Hope And History
A large mixed list of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries covering topics from biblical figures and virtues to natural objects and everyday items. Includes clues for apostles, elements, animals, crafts, and common phrases, all arranged in a two-direction grid style.
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