Capital questions and court shifts in Roosevelt era
The piece analyzes bank money and New Deal policy signals, noting money on strike is not in banks and explaining potential Federal Reserve actions. It discusses Supreme Court vacancies, expected conservative and liberal shifts, and Roosevelt's influence, then shifts to New York politics over James A. Farley and Robert H. Jackson, contrasting southern conservatives with New Dealers amid 1930s party dynamics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Eesti
Supreme Court
High
Rataoyte Pells
George Sutherland
Louis Do
High Court
Hugo L. Black
Sutherland
Butler
McReynolds
Butler McReynolds
Farley
New York
Mason
Dion
Rio Grande
James A. Farley
Albany
White House
Robert H. Jackson
Jim
Jackson
Empire State
Bob Jackson
South
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Philadelphia
Athens
Jimey
Vitt Tackles Tough Task as Indians New Leader
Oscar Vitt takes the managerial reins of the Cleveland Indians in a season of high expectations. The club, a solid first division team with pennant history, seeks immediate impact under Vitt’s iron rule of hustle and discipline to restore some of its former glory.
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Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Vitt
Cleveland
Sarge
Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Tris Speaker
Apostoli Beats Steele to Claim Interim Middleweight Title
Fred Apostoli of San Francisco knocked out Freddie Steele of Tacoma in the ninth round in New York City to become the de facto middleweight champion despite weighing in at 161 pounds against Steele’s 158.5, leaving the belt contested until an official title bout in the spring. The article also covers ball and coaching news from baseball and college football, noting midseason observations and staff changes.
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America
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
Freddie Steele
Tacoma
Wash
New York City
Steele
Apostoli
Heartley W
Hunk) Anderson
Notre Dame
University of Michigan
University of Cincinnati
Anderson
Harry Kipke
Hank
George Gypp
Irish
St. Louis University
Krnie Rockne
North Carolina State
Michigan
Rockefeller murals shift as Sert replaces Rivera on center
In New York Rockefeller Center settles a mural clash five years in the making. Spanish painter Jose Comp Sert adopts a restrained sepia theme replacing Rivera’s Lenin head with a conventional mural. Also noted are Berid Brangwyn’s and Sert’s European rooms and early career highlights of actor Burgess Meredith.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
Arer Dereamed
Joseph Maria Sert
Diego Rivera
Frank Brangwyn
Lenin
Mexican Rivera
Sr. Sert
America
Lenim
St. Sert
Alfonso
Europe
Madrid
Duke of Alba
Franco
England
Phillip Sassoon
Barcelona
Paris
Briffault
Washington
Henry Varnum -Poor
George Biddle
Burgess Meredith
Actors Equity Association
Coun- Meredith
Squire
Armees
Parade
Lakewood
Cleveland
Joe
Amherst
Stamford Advocate
Macy's Department Store
Eva le Gallienne
Lady Luck
Mr. Anderson
Abetes Theater
Distin
Bust terms and giant clam described in old newspaper notes
A historical note traces the slang bust and buster from 15th century to 19th century American usage tied to sprees and bravado. It then describes the giant clam of Australian seas as a dangerous, man killer whose massive shell and powerful hinge can trap divers and natives.
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Congressional
Lewis and Clark
Windsor
Buster
Chicago Daily News
New York Times
Handel Messiah Arrangements Across Eras and Arrangers
The original Dublin 1742 Messiah used a small orchestra and a men and boys choir with solo women. In London Handel expanded the ensemble adding new pieces and instruments. Over time Mozart and others Adelssohn Abt and Hiller created notable rearrangements of the score.
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Handel
Dublin
London
Mozart
Adelssohn
Abt
Hiller
Century Timeline Ends in 3100, Speculation Arises
A fragment notes the twenty-first century as Sia Tacuwee spanning 2001 to December 31, 3100. The text hints at long-term forecasting and speculative timelines without specific events or sources.
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Eae
Penn Family Helped Found the Pennsylvania Colony
The passage notes Richard Penn Sr. and his brothers John and Thomas Penn shaping governance while paying little attention to the colony. Thomas Penn lived in the colony 1732 to 1741 and acted in administration. Richard Penn Jr. served as deputy governor 1768 to 1773 and supported colonial governance amid the Revolution.
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T Marian Ee Soles Tae
Margaritta
Margaret
Richard
Dennis
Hannah
Richard Fenn
John
Thomas Penn
Richard Penn, Jr
From Itl
Coloniste
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Bob Feiler
Baltimore
Jimmy Foxx
Chuck Klein
Charley Keller
Oriole
Klein
Jimmy Fox
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Harvard
Kage
College of the Pacific
Sere Ivary Wat
Cleo Diehl
Northwestern
Jess Barkett
Ken Ryan
Utah State
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Edith Barber
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