Taxpayer Out the Little End in New Deal Debts
The piece argues that federal contingent liabilities, notably HOLC loans, will require tax funds to cover losses and foreclosed properties. Foreclosures remove taxed property from rolls, widening burdens on remaining taxpayers while expanding federal and local tax loads. It notes Linn county foreclosures and previews growing government involvement in real estate as a lender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOLC
United States
Linn County
Hull Calls Kellogg Pact Fizzle Amid World Shifts
Secretary of State Cordell Hull urged realism before the Good Neighbor league in New York, saying nations ignore the Kellogg Briand pact and that its trust basis is eroded. Experts say the move could push the U S toward recognizing Manchukuo and Ethiopia as Japan and Italy hold their new gains, altering international policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
Good Neighbor League
New York City
American State Department
United States
Manchukuo
Ethiopia
Japan
Italy
Bankers View Roosevelt Policies As 1932 Debate Resumes
President plans a conference with leading bankers after a non political meeting with insurance executives replying to Col. Knox. The bankers’ stance has swung between opposition and cooperation with the new deal, a shift noted ahead of the American Bankers association convention next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
Jones
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Federal Reserve Board
Insurance Company
Col
Frank Knox
Knox
American Bankers Association
Los Angeles
Warning about Richard and a woman’s restraint in love
A letter warns a daughter Louise about dating Richard a drinker. It cautions that marrying a weak drinker leads to poverty, shame, and dependence. The writer contrasts political quotes, social mores, and cultural observations, ending with a note about a copyright symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Richard
Twilight Club Idea Sparks Quiet Contemplation
A successful New York businessman proposes a Twilight club a peaceful sanctuary where patrons may relax in plush chairs and meditate for about a half hour daily. He values personal reflection after work, seeing twilight as a chance to review the day and plan tomorrow without church or cult affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twilight in City and Village
A poetic contrast portrays city evenings as loud and restless while village twilights offer tranquil, intimate scenes. The piece clarifies how stars, bells, crickets, and honeysuckle scent define rural leisure as day’s end softens and people draw closer.
Radio schedule run of programs and orchestras nationwide
A dense listing of NBC CBS and affiliated stations shows hourly musical acts, talk, and orchestral programs from Eudelderarde to late evening. Names include Chico, Victor Young, Artie Shaw, George Givers radio circus, and Major Bowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudlderarde
NBC
WEAF
Chico
WJZ Chain
Geruseey
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
Weaf Chain
Eereena Willson Orch
WJZ
WCCO
Columbia Concert Hall
Wabc Oc
Victor Young Orch
Wwcco
WOC
WGBT
Sammy Sieteins
KMO
George
Givers Radio Circus
arAazenare
Lou Bring
Herbie Kay
Anne le Sanceverd
Maviet Cugat
Phil Harris
Edie House
Llib
Gert Schreiber Orch
BBM
Mark Fisher Orch
KMOZX
Dee Alexander
Wene
Irving Szathmary
IZ Lud Gluskin Orch
wEge
Pigie. Cannor
Walter Winchell
WJZ Aia
John Charlies Thomas
Bariton Winnes
Bn Webm
Waeman’s
WEBB
Geofe Givot
Cherry Henderson
Bo Eby Ayes
Henry Busse
Artie Shaw
Charles Enaenross
Garber Orch
Crosby
Wee
WOO
van Schreiber
Mark Fisher
Rooster Dawn and City Folk in Twilight Reverie
A reflective piece contrasts rural dawn with urban nights, praising the rooster sun-up bravado as a symbol of vigor while noting the shift from village quiet to city cosmopolitanism. The narrator recalls coast to city life and laments loss of monastic rural solitude to radio, film, and air travel, ending with a revived sense of grandness.
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Dominick
Rheims Cathedral
Lindy’s
Reuben’s
Court House
Woollcott
Coward
Music Box
Cole Porter
George Gershwin
Ann Delafield Seeks Work After Family Fortune Loss
Ann Delafield, nineteen, refuses despair after her banker father’s failure and plans to work. She aims for Barclay & Weiss department store, hoping to prove herself with a strong, capable future amid a changed social world. She prepares carefully, selecting a navy suit and emphasizing appearance, nerve, and determination.
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Ann Delafield
Bernice
Claire
Mother Delafield
Og A
Freddy Brandon
Park Avenue
Ann
Dad
Lolly
James
Social Register
Barclay & Weiss
Freddy
Captain de Freya
Delafield
Thomas F. Barclay
Olin High School Elects Officers by Class
Olin high school elected officers by class with names for each post. Seniors select Kenneth Fisher as president and Robert Beck as vice president. Alice Rohwedder serves as secretary treasurer. Lois Lorenzen as historian. sponsor Mr. Irons. Juniors name Richard Mershon as president and Allan Grafft as vice president. Viola Groth as secretary treasurer. Max Levsen as historian. sponsor Miss Velma Breeze. Sophomores elect Leo Levsen as president John Tudor as vice president. Juanita Pruess as secretary treasurer. sponsor Mr. Jansen. Freshmen choose Doris Levsen as president Edwin Andrews as vice president. Helen Joura as secretary treasurer. sponsor Mr. Barriger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Olin High School
Kenneth Fisher
Robert Beck
Alice Rohwedder
Lois Lorenzen
Irons
Richard Mershon
Allan Grafft
Viola Groth
Max Levsen
Velma Breeze
Leo Levsen
John Tudor
Juan
Legion post elects officers at La Porte City meeting
At a La Porte City American Legion post meeting officers were elected. Commander William Turner will lead. Ralph Foss is vice commander. Charles H. Loveless adjutant. G. C. Teeter finance officer. Frank Miller sergeant at arms. John Miller chaplain. H. E. Dexter historian. executive committee includes Ralph Runyan Clarence Wilson and Floyd Friedley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte City
American Legion Post
William Turner
Ralph Foss
Charles H. Loveless
G. C. Teeter
Frank Miller
John Miller
H. E. Dexter
Ralph Runyan
Clarence Wilson
Floyd Friedley
Government Leader Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style puzzle references British cabinet official and various clues across and down including terms for road making barometric speed contest and celestial bodies. The answer notes party pet issue and hints at a reelection context with multiple dated hints and thematic terms.
Bill Must Learn Punctuality Rule To Be Successful
A quip trains Bill to overcome tardiness and value timely action. The note highlights that doing things on time is as easy as delaying, urging decisive habit changes to avoid lagging behind. The letter also includes a marital advisory about seeking home stability through marriage with a forgiving partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Dear Miss Manners Jealous Boyfriend Advice
A reader asks how to reassure a jealous boyfriend who suspects others. The reply says jealousy stems from insecurity and the man seeks constant reassurance that the writer cares only for him. If he cannot curb this trait, consider ending or changing the relationship for someone more confident.
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Miss Manners
B.L.K
Brownie Sue
Sue
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Major Bowes
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Howard Barlow
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Senator Fishface
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Smitine
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