Dont Quote Me About Franklin Roosevelts Son Rumor
United Press reports Washington society muttering about Franklin Jr wanting to be a Spanish bullfighter though Mrs Roosevelt insists the idea is no more than his interest in sports. The piece notes Roosevelt kinship rumors and a White House visit by Theodore Roosevelt Jr and others while NRA staff and peculiar wage cuts are mentioned in passing.
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United Press
Washington
Dreds
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
Franklin
Seville
Spain
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
White House
Kermit
Nourmahal
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore
Europe
Kingdom Coming and No More Trumpets Book Reviews
Week's review covers Roark Bradford's Kingdom Coming set in Louisiana before the Civil War with Telegram and Good News characters, noting humor and tragedy. Arthur Garfield Hays' trial focused study, Beverley Nichols Cry Havoc, and George Milburn's No More Trumpets are praised for forceful prose and social critique. readers are urged toward the volume of short stories.
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Roark Bradford
Telegram
Grammy
Bradford
John Henry
Harper's
Télegram
Messenger
Louisville
Crimp
Penny
Chile
Aulit
Apostle Paul
Louisiana
Beverley Nichols
Doubleday ‘Doran
H. G. Wells
Nichols
Death Ltd
Britain
London
League of Nations
George Milburn
America
Harcourt Brace
Whiteh
Canada wants a New Deal, letter urges work return
A Canadian writer in a letter to a newspaper laments poverty and urges a return to work. He recalls past wages of 60 a week, a car, and no debts, argues for a five day week and minimum wage, and claims renewed employment would revive demand and boost manufacturers. Canada seems to want economic relief.
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Wise Boys
Canada
Disagreeing Bankers at ABA Meeting Show Limits
Reading reports from the American Bankers Association convention shows bankers largely faulting reforms and opposing Glass Steagall. They dispute specific problem solutions, with little constructive suggestion, as public confidence wanes and calls for outside control grow.
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American Bankers Association
Bankers Agroup
Destruction of Food Sparks Debate in Administration
The article discusses opposition to destroying produced food while relief is needed. Some back measures to curb planting next year, while others fear wasting crops. It notes paradoxes in wartime or emergency care where feeding patients may justify destroying food, yet relief aims remain crucial.
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Furmera
Local Businesses Named in Historic Address Sketch
The fragment cites Bennett Baths at 427 West Washington street offering a modern pool with mineral massage paths. Bernstein Bros. at 14 West Main Street. Atlantic Refining Co with Bert Roberts agent and W K Roberts clerk. Jenny A Arnolds millinery shoppe at 24 West Main Street.
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Bennett Baths
West Washington Street
Bernstein Bros
West Mainstrat
Atlantic Refining Co
Bert Roberts
W. K. Roberts
Jennié A. Arnolds
West Main Street
Charles Farrell A Hollywood Study In Goulash And Jest
Hollywood portrait of Charles Farrell detailing a long list of quirks and past roles. He stood six feet two, once a pie target at Mack Sennett’s studio, and he dreams of producing films and plays. The piece notes his real name Charles Parrell, origins in Onset Massachusetts, boxing captaincy, paper route as a boy, and a fondness for goulash with green peppers and tomatoes.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Colif
Charles Farrell
Monk Sennett
Charlie
United States
Aggie Appleby
Charles Parrell
Bridge
Lessons On New Winter Materials For Your 1934 Diploma
Paris styles discuss woolens and velvets for winter wear. The lesson covers light grainings with twisted yarns forming ringlets, chevrons in various widths and finishes, uneven warp rows like tree bark, and wool Ottoman weavings. Velvet designs remain popular for a classical yet restrained look.
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Paris
Height limits for airmen with oxygen supply
European experts say pilots with oxygen supply can fly higher safely than those without. They estimate a practical limit of about one and a half miles with supplemental oxygen, while without oxygen the usable ceiling drops to around one mile.
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Eurypeah
Corry Mayor Candidate Endorsement by D Everett Leach
A letter from D Everett Leach dated September 14, 1933 endorses Glen Miller for Corry mayor. Leach cites Miller’s forty years in business, foresight, and perceived ability to provide a sensible economical administration if elected.
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Glen Miller
Corry
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Nel Rose Atwood
Department of Agriculture
NRA
Eagle
Cody
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Administration
Week’s Book Review
H. Allen Smith
Arthur Garfield Hays
David Friede
Scottsboro Negro Boys
Tom Mooney
Sacco-Vanzetti
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Lberal
Campbell
A&p
Harris Oxygen
RED Circle
Pei
Jonathan
Atlantic
Pacific
Across the
Hollywood Film Shop
Hearth
City
Member
Federal Reserve System
D, Everett Leach
Oil City Trust
Conpanyoe
Navy
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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