Philippine independence debate spurs sharp press critique
The article quotes editorials and opinions arguing against a bill to grant independence to the Philippines within ten years. It cites The New York Times and prominent Philippine leaders, accusing Congress of pursuing self interest over genuine aid and predicting trade restrictions and economic disruption if independence is delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Congress
Manila
New York Times
Philippines
Red States
Washington
Industrial steel outlook steadies after rough year
Iron ABH’s weekly steel market review reports a still difficult but improving year. Automotive steel demand remains steady with rising tin plate output, while Detroit and Cleveland mills run at higher capacity. Eastern Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh show weak to modest activity as 1932 ends.
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Iron Abh
Detroit
Cleveland
Pannayivan
Down
Len Bent
Pittzburgh
Chicomey
Balkan tensions halt Mediterranean steamship sailings
Twenty years ago the Journal Files report that warlike Balkans prompted the Mediterranean steamship Tines to cancel all June and July sailings. Prof Virgil G Curls and his wife Mrs Hard cause the disruption as plans are shifted.
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Balkan States
Tines
Virgil G. Curls
Hister
January prospects for district fade with steel and wheat markets
The district eyes a slight January upturn as steel orders slow declines hint a bottom. Wheat stockpiles reach 743 million bushels with Canada, Australia, Argentina and the US holding most of it. US exports shrink amid policy experiments, while new parcel post service and gas engine tests loom. Local notes report council meetings, a new fringe ordinance, and community events amid a busy week.
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Uat
Columbus
John G. Rich
Burea
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Our
United States
The Missing Link Evolution Claim At AAAS Meeting
An article notes a sensational claim about creating a living human chimpanzee hybrid via artificial fertilization. It references Dr Elleman in Turkestan and a planned method to illuminate human origins. It also mentions Dr Herman Kisatseh’s idea to hybridize the gorilla for stronger workers in German West Africa.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Jn Unis Ceaturies
Turkerstam
Elleman-2
Moscow
Turkestan
Her
Man Kisatseh
Berlin
Install New Sunday School Officers
The Christian and Missionary Alliance church will install new Sunday School officers during the morning service Sunday. Named are treasurer George Saulknier, financial secretary Mrs D H McKay, assistant treasurer Wise Lilla Spencer, elders George Faulkner Roy Mather, secretary Miss C Boyce, trustees BN Lindsey B K Dimick Richard Mow for two years, and young people's president Mrs B R Lewis. The annual election will be held at the Sunday School box, with officers to be installed immediately after.
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Christian and
Mis
Onary Alliance
Haren
George Saulknier
Mra
BH. McKay
Saissfondry
Pensurer
Wise Lilla Spencer
George Faulkner
Roy Mather
Fragmentary Critique of War and Frankenstein Dreams
The text laments mired minds and the war dream, contrasting it with a layman’s view of Frankenstein and a supposed “smitomaton” as fantastical notions. It hints at manipulation and skepticism amid wartime discourse.
Stunt Men Fear Broken Bottle Grim Reaper Myth
Hollywood stunt veterans at the RKO ranch discuss the broken bottle superstition tied to the danger of their work on Lucky Devils. When a bottle is broken on set the fear becomes real and many stunters freeze or retire, proving that life remains the more valuable prize.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
RKO Ranch
Bd Rose
Duke Green
Dick Dickinson
Harvey Perry
Buddy Mason
Ralph Ince
Trivia questions about historical facts
The text lists several quiz style prompts asking for factual details: number of incorporated boroughs in Pennsylvania, which country occupies the Jutland peninsula, when Norway and Sweden dissolved their union, which French queen died on the guillotine, a misspelled line about Erle county population between 1920 and 1980, and who wrote a line about preferring to make ay nang had inherit ite with a page reference to page 7.
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Pennsylvania
Jutland
Norway
Sweden
Munster
Erle
Behrman and Balderston Stage Mixed Broadway Offerings
United Press review notes Behrman and S N Behrman present Biography featuring Miss Ian Clare in a witty but inconsequential plot about an autobiography and political fears. Supporting cast includes Earle Larimore and Arnold Kortf. Red Planet by Balderston and Hoare offers thrilling Mars talk with uneven pacing but strong cast like Bramwell Fletcher and Richard Whorf. Also mentions Walle 4 Little Paster revue with Lilie, Bobby Clarke, and dancing by Vernon Duke. Courtney Burr produces.
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Jack Gaver
United Press
New York
Bec
Itive Guild
S. N. Behrman
Behrman
Ian Claire
Hollywood
Miss Claire
S Behrman
Mation Fronde
Tennessee
Fibou
Earle Larimore
Arnold Kortf
J. Jay Wassett
Helen Salinger
Alexandrer Clark
Charles Richman
Mary Albenz
Mars
Red Planet
John L. Balderston
J. E. Hoare
Lawrence Rivers
Ince
Rowand Stebbins
Bramwell Mletcher
Richard Whorf
Eugene Powers
Valerie Taylor
Herbert Calder Sind Wallace Widdecombe
Beatrice Lillie
Glick
McCullough
Comedienne
Bobby Clarke
Miss Lilie
Robert McGunigie
Clark
Vernon Duke
Courtney Burr
Masonic Party Enjoyed By Attendees At Temple Event
A New Year party at the Masonic Temple hosted by the Masonic Entertainment Committee drew about thirty five couples. The dance ran from 9:30 until after thirty o'clock with music and cordial company enhancing the gaiety. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Lawson from Jamestown Storl Aisley of Liberty Pa Mr and Mrs A Boag Miss Kunsle Mire Filliger and Frederick Rees of Union City and Miss Sarah Dennison of Pittsburgh Pa.
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Masonic Temple
Te Masonic Entertainment Committee
Fred Lawson
Jamestown
Storl Aisley
Liberty
A. §. Boag
Kunsele
Mire Filliger
Frederick Rees
Union City
Sarah Dennison
Pillsburgh
Best Books of 1932 a critics survey lists winners
Writers By H Allen Smith surveys 1932 in a brisk round up of top novels first novels satires adventures biographies and more The selections name authors and publishers for works ranging from The Fountain to Death in the Terminus and praise varied by genre and impact, including notable war and memoir titles with several series and juvenile works noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Allen Smith
United Press
Charles Morgan
Knopf
Iy Leonard Ehrlich
Simonte Schuster
Aldous Huxley
Doubleday, Doran
Nordhoff
Hatll
T. E
Shaw Oxford
Viking
W. Steig
Long & Smith
Arnold Bentlett
Vilking
Eugene O'Neill
Liveright
Givens Queen
Anthony Abbott
Cavier Priede
South America
Karl Edschmidt
America
Ludwig Lewissh
Harpers
van Loon
Ernest Hemmway
St. Paul
Mozart
Beveridge
Claude G. Bowers
Houghton Mifflin
S. Bild
Harcourt Brace
Lippmann
Willa Cather
Way of the Lancer
Richard Holestayski
Bobus Merrill
Arnold Zweig
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T. Shannon
Wright
Franklin
Ajax
J. A Neal
Buffalo
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P. Hall
M. W. Dinsmore
Clyde
Ridgway and
DuBois
Rey
J. Hy Armstrong
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Rev. Armstrong
Congregational Church
Hollywood Film Shop
Masonic Party
Davison
Center St
Journal
Mary Austin
Ford Madox Ward
Frank Lloyd Wright
Gertrude Atherton
Arnold Bennett
John Pay
Thomas Lynch
Uniontown
Q. A. Ste Kult
I Model Dairy Co
Penna
Forest Mills and
Dufold
Children's Forest Mills Union
Children's Dufold Union
Ladies’ Forest Mills Union
Dufold Union
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