Roosevelt as ambassador of goodwill shines in Rio reception
The President's cordial reception in Rio de Janeiro boosts U S Brazil ties and goodwill. Roosevelt's effusive manner and speech win broad praise, with Brazilians celebrating his visit as a diplomatic success and a sign of friendship between nations. The piece notes the broader impact of such goodwill tours on public perception at home and abroad.
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United States
Rio de Janeiro
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
South America
Herbert Hoover
Charles Lindbergh
Will Rogers
Equator
Brazilian Congress
Supreme Court
Brazil
Aimee McPherson Slander Suit Hits Front Page
A columnist recalls a Thanksgiving front page about a million-dollar slander suit involving Sister Aimee, noting a shift in prognostication luck. The piece muses on returning to predicting events like a fortune teller when fortune favors.
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Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Madrid
Temple
Iowa
Roosevelt
Aimee McPherson
Aimee
Philadelphia
DC voting rights debate revival faces constitutional hurdles
Washington reports sayCongress may revive the push to grant District of Columbia residents the right to vote in national elections. The Constitution assigns Congress control over the seat of government. historians note this may require a constitutional amendment for statehood to enable presidential voting.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Iowa
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Potomac
A World of Errors and Echoes From A Dad Letter
A letter from DAD recounts bold yet flawed episodes from past politics and history. It questions partisanship, praises loyalty, and critiques elites while weaving in names like Karpis and Jefferson era tensions with commentary on American identity and responsibility.
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Louise
Karpis
Mississippi
New Orleans
Mexico
Washington
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Burr
Oregon
Norfolk
England
America
Jefferson
Free Land
Dad
Chloe Organizes Village Day Nursery Christmas Plan
Chloe Sargent backs a Christmas party project and launches a village day nursery to care for mill workers' children. She convinces her father to provide a house, recruits sixteen volunteers, and enlists Rosalie Hastings to stage tableaux while Scott Kelvin, her rival and ailing doctor, wrestles with his feelings as the town braces for the season.
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Scott Kelvin
Chloe Sargent
Scott
Callie Johnson
Chloe
Callie
Jim Pearsall
Jennie Barwell
Mrs. Barwell
Jane
Margaret Grahame
Ellen Stephens
Margaret
Rosalie Hastings
New York
Rosalie
Cnloe
Mary
Beau
Atlanta
Miss Sargent
Kelvin
Coat of arms and word list puzzle grid
Horizontal and vertical clues list many terms including coat of arms This country s king river and other common crossword style answers require filling a grid with short words across and down The puzzle includes terms like sea tales blood god of war and bronze among others framed as numbered clues across and down
I Love You but It Is Hopeless Scott and Chloe Drift Apart
Scott confesses deep love for Chloe but says a relationship is impossible due to Jim Pearsall and circumstances. Chloe accepts but asserts they cannot be friends and plans to meet again, leaving both unsettled as Chloe leaves for the night. The scene ends with Scott’s intense, lingering gaze.
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Scott
Jim Pearsall
Chloe
Pearsall
Visitors From Providence And Ames Visit Iowa Figures
Mrs. Raymond Henshaw and son Raymond Jr. visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf in the city. Everett Gensicke, a senior at Iowa State College, visits his parents. William T. Slocum, 83, Civil War veteran, dies at a local hospital. Ulysses S. Cross, noted grocer, dies suddenly at his store rear.
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Raymond, Jr
Providence
R. L
Local Career Moves and Travel Plans Reported
Mrs. Susan Parsons departed yesterday for Los Angeles California. Peter C Schaap of Chicago has accepted the managerial post of the Jones Luberger Pratt phonograph department. Miss Henrietta Mcliver formerly of Cedar Rapids will sail to France to serve as an aide in a hospital at St Valery. Miss Gertrude Ballheim will travel to Chicago to hear grand opera and inspect schools.
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Susan Parsons
Los Angeles
Calif
Peter C. Schaap
Chicago
Jones - Luberger - Pratt Phonograph Department
Henrietta Mcliver
Cedar Rapids
France
St. Valery
Gertrude Ballheim
Parkersburg trip for Thanksgiving noted
Mrs. Anna Shea left this morning for Parkersburg to spend Thanksgiving with her daughter Mrs. E. E. Lashbrook. U. S. Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin spoke at Greene's opera house on good government. The Rev. F. M. Archer and his family left today for Cherokee. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Blake of Chicago are guests of Cedar Rapids relatives over the holiday.
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Parkersburg
E. E. Lashbrook
U. S
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Greene’s
Opera House
F. M. Archer
James E. Blake
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Air leak indicated by whistling during idle
A whistling noise at idle suggests an air leak around the intake manifold. Inspect gaskets and seals for leaks and ensure proper intake system sealing to maintain idle stability.
Notwork Day by Day in New York Personal Echoes
A collage of social notes and musings on theater, journalism, and culture. It names figures like Raquel Meller, Brooks Atkinson, Victor Herbert, Will Rogers, David Belasco, Alice Longworth, and Irving Thalberg while recalling moods, breakfasts, and travel fantasies across New York and beyond. The piece blends humor, nostalgia, and pointed observational asides.
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York
Robert Cortes Holliday
Brooks Atkinson
Les Grands Boulevards
Raquel Meller
Boston
Victor Herbert
New Mexico
Homer Croy
New York
California
Florida
Europe
Opinions and Personalities in 1936 Cultural Stars
A collage of named figures from entertainment and public life shines through in a 1936 reminiscence. Amos n' Andy fans and a Supreme Court justice mingle with Shirley Temple, Maurice Chevalier, King Edward, Fred Allen, Robert Benchley, Frank Crowninshield, Fontaine Fox, and Farley postmaster. The author notes long career freedom, evolving tastes, and fond memories of desserts and fashion.
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Supreme Court
Amos N’ Andy
Octavus Roy Cohen
Shirley Temple
Maurice Chevalier
King Edward
Fred Alaire
Robert Benchley
Frank Crowninshield
Genuine Friends and Judging by Purses in college life
Jinny worries new friends at college will judge her by money and wardrobe. Genuine friends like her for herself. those who care about money are not worth worrying about. Molly O. suggests dating several boys before settling on one.
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Pnny
Jinny
Miss Manners
Molly O
Molly
Dear Miss Manners Advice on a Love Triangle
The reader asks about an affair with another woman’s husband and whether there is hope. The columnist urges acknowledging obligations to husband and family, ending the reckless fixation, and avoiding harm to multiple lives before danger deepens.
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Miss Manners
Sunday Horoscope Signals Doubtful, Complex Year Ahead
The Sunday horoscope suggests a troubled period with bereavement and paperwork troubles. Individuals born on the day may face a challenging year, while a child born today appears versatile and studious but inclined toward expediency over principle.
Traffic: AT T Tops May 1936 Truck Fleet With 13000
In May 1936 AT T operated the largest motor truck fleet at 13000, edging Standard Oil of New Jersey with 12000. The figures reflect fleet sizes for major American transportation and logistics firms.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Administration notice in Linn County Iowa
Notice is here given that the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Josephine Ouijiri late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to make immediate payment. J J Hronik, Attorney, Clerk of Linn County District Court.
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Iowa
Linn County
Otice
Josephine Oujiri
Linn
Owa
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