Illinois and Mississippi officials shuffle posts and laws
Illinois officials announce warden changes at the southern prison near Chester and appoint a new first assistant warden. Mississippi lawmakers hear a sales tax model talk from Governor Horner. The Lincoln dinner gathers judges and bar leaders in Peoria. Four hundred hunters and club members attend a Chicago banquet. Multiple confirmations, retirements, and proposed laws populate the Illinois political scene as the session moves forward.
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Conner
Mississippi
Mlinois
Horner
Peoria Bar Association
Tere Marquette
Supreme Court
Supreme Justices
Oscar FE. Heard
Norman L. Jones
Warren H. Orr
Clyde E. Stone
Frederic R. PeYoune
Warren W. Pinean
Frank K. Dunn
Charles G. Briezle
J. FE. Stone
Adam F. Bloch
2 H This Swagger Suit in White Crochet Angora
A white crochet angora swagger suit features an optional lower bodice in blue and a double belt repeating the two tones. Designed by Vera Bo rea and imported by Lady Weiss.
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Z. Welss
Candies in Cookery Inspire Sweet Treats
A magazine piece urges heavier candy consumption and offers playful recipes. It details cinnamon candy desserts with marshmallows Brazil nuts and sweet potatoes baked to a delicate brown and topped with brown sugar. It also suggests nut cluster candy whipped cream almond flavoring in pastry shells or hollowed cup cakes for children.
Butterscotch Pudding Recipe Instruction from 1933
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe describes making butterscotch pudding by mixing brown sugar flour eggs and milk, cooking until smooth in a double boiler, and stirring in crushed peanut brittle just before removing from heat.
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Western Newspaper Union
Johnny Chuck Finds Courage In The Great World
In Thornton W. Burgess story Johnny Chuck fears an automobile and Sammy Jay comforts him. Johnny leaves his old home for a new one near Farmers Brown’s dooryard, braving dusty roads and hot days while adjusting to life beyond the old orchard. He pretends the new home is finer, despite constant traffic and risk, hoping Polly will join later. The tale explores independence and a growing sense of adventure.
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Adam Tloch
Supreme Court
New Life Dramatic and Singing Society
Chicago
John Prystalski
Criminal Court
Bloch
Poland
Chester Linda-Lipaczynski
Naval League of Poland
Illnois
Cook County
Johnny Chuck
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Johnny
Sammy Lay
Farmer Brown
Polly
Chuck
T. W. Burgess
Boners and oddities from exam papers and notes
The text cites humorous tidbits from exams and essays, noting oddities such as a braying Peter on a roof and playful misstatements. It mentions the University of Illinois armory as a huge building with an unsupported roof, Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina affecting balance, and simple defintions like a chanticleer as a ceiling light.
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University of Ilinois
Street Safety Debate Voices Uneven City Views
In a 1933 Douglas satiric piece the speaker condemns pedestrians especially women and crippled riders as hindering traffic. He laments delays caused by crossing pedestrians and asserts streets are for the public not a few. The piece lampoons rights and duties on urban sidewalks and streetcars.
Lengthen Club to Lengthen Tee Shot
A 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service piece explains adding yards with a longer arc and swing. It notes top distance players rely on longer swings, while amateurs can gain distance by using a longer, springy shaft and standing farther back to create a wider arc and brisk momentum.
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Jones
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Worms Jews establish museum with 1272 prayer books
The Jewish community of Worms in Germany has founded a new museum showcasing treasures including 1272 prayer books featuring full page Romanesque miniature paintings.
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Germany
Worms
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Montana
Roland M Rowland
Detroit
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Joseph Tuiner
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Des Plaines
Tower
Incis
House of Representatives
Thomas Sinnett
Rock Island
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D T. Wilson
Minais Chamber of Commerce
Fifty Eighth General Assembly
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
Henry Horner
Roosevelt
Otto Kerner
Arthur Ree
Fred Dodds
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House Judiciary Committee
Edward C. Knotts
United States
Southern District of Illinois
Tucc5on
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Frank Ryan
State Senate
Ernest J. Kruetgen
Ilinois Commerce Commission
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Waldover
G. Gale Gilbert
Vernon
Phil Collins
Paul Samuels
Jacksonville
Benjamin Lindheimer
W. Emery Lancaster
Quincy
Civil Service Board
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State Industrial Board
Lavin
Paul C. Beshers
el Paso
Reshers
Cuba
Joseph Mendel
Legislative Committee
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Libonati
George M Maypole
Aeronautics Commission
Carl Frederick Baumann
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Aurora
Michael G. Grabowski
J. D
Perry County
Howard E. Kimmel
Mr. Grabowski
Jourvis
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Grundy County
Klondike
Morrig
Mes
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Roper
Norah
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Thornton W. Burgess
Peter
Tolstoi
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WND Service
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