Banking and Nicaragua policy critique in 1932 newspaper
A long opinion piece denounces bank depositor guarantees as a fraud of big banks, quotes against the bill, and praises banks while warning of social costs. It then criticizes U S in Nicaragua, arguing withdrawal would save money and reduce harm, condemning imperialism and federal spending.
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Iican
Pustantes Bank Deposita
Snfert
Uncle Sam
Moors
Will Rogers
Josh Risings
Congress
Dedication Plans Show West Virginia Capitol Pride
Editors across West Virginia express pride in the new state capitol set for June 20 celebrations. Articles note design by Cam Gilbert, cost considerations, and anticipated statewide visitation on the capital’s birthday.
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State Capitol
Ew State Capitol
West Virginia
Acanidal
Capitol
Parkersburg
Tte
Chese Dulkings
Homer Him
Raleigh Register
Charleston Club
Ita
Raleigh County War Memorial
Shepherdetown Register
Cam Gilbert
Jefferson County
Political sketches and world affairs from Brisbane era
Arthur Brisbane surveys Hoover's budget talk, potential tax plans, and Europe's shifting powers with Mussolini and Hitler shaping a dangerous Franco-German tilt. He notes veterans' hunger for work, Garibaldi and his wife honored in Italy, Pope Pius XII's birthday health, and domestic woes from easy divorces to social quirks in a broad, opinionated column.
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Thaly
Tan
Ang Ho Man
Na Moter
Withdraw the Marines from Nicaragua Debate Sparks Pressure
The New York World Telegram quotes critics urging Secretary of State to resist imperialist pressure and withdraw U.S. troops from Nicaragua. They argue there is no legitimate reason to send more marines and claim Latin American nations view the intervention as a repeat of past promises to withdraw.
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Nicaragua
New York World-Telegram
Henry L. Atiison
United States
Intercepted Message to Gus Mentions Townsend and Nominee
An intercepted note to Gus accuses him of swallowing details about Tom Townsend and aiding the party nominee. The fragment hints at political intrigue and a youth involvement, but lacks full context or names of parties.
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Gus
Tom Townsend
New York’s cultural scene contrasts glamour with grit
McIntyre surveys Manhattan’s midtown life amid Harlem fashion and Broadway bustle. He notes lectures, music, art films, and galleries drawing crowds, while casual commerce and nightlife reveal a city both refined and rough. He spots figures like John McCormack and Oz among a collage of artists, writers, and editors shaping The Town.
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Manhattan
Harlem
John McCormack
Carnegie
Thuth Draper
Cornelius Oz
Willan Beebe
Broadway
Kamchatka
Senator Smith Reaffirms Vote Record On Tax Bills
The Washington bystander recalls Senator Eilen Smith of Bouth Care who circulated notes for revision before publication in the Cone Jonal Record. He notes his anti tariff stance and his claim of voting against every schedule, highlighting the era's tax debate and public letters from Yonkers workers.
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Eilen Smith
Bouth
Smite Gtorre
Anguiet
Smith
Anit
Answer key and reader quiz from Washington bureau
A cluttered quiz feature lists questions and answers on police, boxing, literature, science, and history. It invites readers to submit questions and fees, offering a weight gain bulletin and noting a Washington bureau address for requests.
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Care of Expectant Mother and Diet for Pregnancy
A health column advises simple diet and regular exercise to maintain figure during pregnancy. It notes caution on shoes and clothing, emphasizes weight control, and suggests physician guidance for individual care. It also answers a reader on dermatitis linked to white gold frames and recommends changing frames to other materials.
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Besdeen
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Sou
Sara
You Must Believe In The Magic Of Truth And Life
A reflective piece urges belief in diverse forces and experiences shaping life. It spans belief from magic and fear to aging and death, urging acceptance of all truths as part of living and the mystery of Jean’s adventure with a flying ball.
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Cochors
Fife
Jean
The Once Over by Mundy and Warnes
A satirical label critiques a person who chases expensive tastes and fake friends. It warns against keeping company with those who value wealth over loyalty, urging a shift away from shallow associates.
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Falee
Jouthaen
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