German newspapers seen as small compared to American press
Berlin reports outline German papers as compact, 6 to 10 daily pages and 8 to 18 Sunday pages, nearly no comics, with editorial comments intruding on stories. Most dailies run one morning and one evening edition, politics dominate, and ads sit separate from reading matter.
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Medical Temple 10 to be built in Chicago for 1933 centennial
Chicago plans a vast international temple of medicine to be built on an island in the lake at a cost of 25 million dollars. The project includes convalescent homes in forest preserves and a hospital system supervised by a joint board from Chicago, Northwestern and Loyola, with state and city officials. The centennial committee aims to mark progress in arts and sciences and foster international friendship through permanent memorials and humanitarian ideals.
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Hurley outlines a world medical temple in Chicago plan
Hurley proposes a centennial international temple of medicine on the lakefront, the world’s largest, to serve as a clearing house for scientists and medical men. He cites avoidable deaths, US health costs, and seeks clinics and lectures from nations during a special week, leveraging Chicago’s medical leadership and its major hospitals and schools.
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Prosperity Ahead for Agriculture, Banker Predicts
Indianapolis, Nov 19 Farmers face a deep mood but may see prosperity ahead within a few years, says Luther D. Symons Indiana State Bank Commissioner. He cites wartime inflation, bank failures, and crop losses but argues the farming pendulum is swinging up as land prices hit a bottom. He warns continued hard times unless crops rebound, noting corn and oats failures and the need for a profitable wheat yield to pull farmers through.
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Howard Weds for Third Time in Boston
John Franklin Howard, 73, a salad dressing maker, has married Lenora Leonor Cordero, a Mexican widow with three children, in Boston. His prior marriages involved a Milwaukee widow and a Mexico City divorce, with legal battles over alienation of affections and bigamy amid a disappearance episode.
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