Illinois State News Amid Cash Shortages and Political Row
Illinois reports a cash shortage of 174190 in the state finance department on January 31 1933 under director Garrett de F Kinney. J J Rice Kinneys successor commissioned an audit by Ralph Turnbull and Co which will be sent to Governor Horner. The audit notes 352803 on deposit in two closed banks and cites broader fiscal strains across the state with legislative graft and contracting reforms in road projects alongside calls for tax and credit relief amid county and municipal financial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Finance Department
Garrett de F. Kinney
Peoria
J. J. Rice
Kinney
Chicago
Ralph Turnbull and Company
Horner
Department of Finance
State Senate
James O. Monroe
Collinsville
General Assembly
Graham-Gunning
Ilinois
Department of Public Works
Downstate
Joe Reades
Tlmnois
Cook County Board of Appeals
Cash County
Joseph K. Brittain
Emmerson
Chicago Real Estate Board
Jerer Jo Angsten
Wkreuscher
Thinels State Medical Society
Angsten
Andrew Russel
Springfield
Alene
Millard F Dunlap
Democratic National Ecmmittee
William G. Goebel
Illinois Collee
Jacksonville
Ayers National Bank
Fall Dunlap
Goebel
Jacsonville
State Briefs Tttewell of Danville Dies at Sixty
A jumble of notes reports the death of Tttewell of Danville aged sixty in the al ness of three months. Other items mention a bank in Joliet, a fatal accident near Toesin, and Arthur Kendall Steirns founder of the Waukaran Sun dying at Lake Forest. The University of Nilensis all around vocational agriculture contest winner, and postmaster general moving Puncan post office discontinuance to June 30 with mail addressed to Prince alle.
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Tttewell
Danville
Orn Alness
Natonal Bank
Jollet
Oeter
Ald Gepestors
David
Toesin
Oanel
Trun
Cr Cliten
Naolitok
Crichton
Arthur Kendall Steirns
Waukeran Sun
Allee
Lake Forest
Dixon
University of Nilensis
Puncan
Stark County
Prince Alle
The Shrew and Peter Rabbit Smell Debate
Short-Tail the Shrew explains a musky scent he carries and why others dislike it. Peter notices Short-Tail’s tiny eyes and quips, while Short-Tail defends his nose and ears as enough for life. The exchange ends as they hear footsteps and Short-Tail bolts away.
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Shrew
Peter Rabbit
Jerry Muskrat
Peter
Short-Tall
Peter Short-Tall
Short-Tali
Reddy Fox
Ned-Tall
Hawk
Short-Tail
T W Burgess
WNN Service
Hearty Sandwich Varieties From Cold Meats
A vintage guide describes multiple sandwich ideas using pork, chopped tongue or corned beef with onions green pepper pickles celery and mayonnaise or mustard. It suggests buttered bread lettuce horseradish and relish as flavoring options and notes taps on simple preparations for variety.
Dried Beef and Cheese Sandwich Tips 1933
A Western Newspaper Union recipe notes hearty sandwich ideas from Norway and a dried beef and pickle spread. It describes roasting tomato broth with chipped dried beef and rich cheese, then cooking with an egg to spread on buttered rye. Also suggests mayonnaise flavored beef and pickle mash on bread and a beef cheese celery mix with salad dressing.
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Norway
Western Newspaper Union
SPARED SHOTS AND COUNTERING TENDENCIES IN GOLF
An article discusses the bias toward certain clubs creating habitual shots, likening it to pressing. It cites Francis Ouimet, advising to under club briefly to counteract, using a masked shot instead of short irons. With practice, a medium shot emerges and firms toward the pin.
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Francis Ouimet
Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Same Old Flag Poem Remains The Same
A refashioned flag replaces the old colors yet the poem insists the flag remains the same red white and blue emblem. It contrasts bright modern flags with the enduring banner praised by fathers and veterans, underscoring continuity of national symbols through time.
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Douglas Malioch
WNU
Boners and facts from old exams and notes
A collection of humorous tidbits labeled boners from examination papers and essays. It humorously corrects common misconceptions such as Alaska’s value and historical figures while noting wordplay on terms like beaker and beaks.
Speculator joke from 1933 Bell Syndicate exchange
A brief vintage quip portraying a young boy asking what a speculator is, with the punchline that a speculator dances while a broker fiddles, attributed to the Bell Syndicate WNU Service in 1933.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
WNU
When to Seek Help for Adolescent and Child Lying
The article notes that young children mix fact and fantasy, but lying in adolescence signals deeper issues. It advises immediate specialist treatment from psychiatrists, neurologists, or physicians, especially when fear or distress drives deception. Early, prompt care is urged to address underlying pathology and prevent harm.
Apples Save The Day In A Harried Office
In a busy office a boy named Don, aged thirteen, clashes with school and work tasks. The narrator offers apples to calm tensions, uses them to grease the day, and plans to secure a page of records while reflecting on Don’s troubles and a distant doctor from the past.
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Tomorry
Don
Lien
Tom
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COMET
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Alaska
United States
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William Penn
Europe
Papa
Century of Progress
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