Smith Voices Willingness to Lead Democratic Nomination
Edward W. Pickard reports Alfred E. Smith, former New York governor, says he will lead the Democratic ticket if the 1928 convention drafts him but will not run a preconvention campaign. The piece covers reactions, Roosevelt talks, and Shanghai battle updates amid international disarmament discussions in Geneva.
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Pope Receives Mussolini in Vatican On Anniversary Visit
The pope marked the tenth anniversary of his elevation with Mussolini visiting the Vatican. The interview was private in the pope's library as the Duce, in full uniform, was greeted with ceremonial pomp. A knighthood award for Mussolini was noted as part of the day’s events.
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Senate confirms Ornburn after Progressive attack
The Progressives tried to block Ira M. Ornburn Democrat Connecticut Tariff Commission member in a fight led by Norris. After an exchange with Moses the senate met in executive session and confirmed Ornburn 70 to 9. Hoover nominated Joseph C. Grew as ambassador to Japan. Grew likely to go to Tokyo soon as Forbes plans retirement.
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Tax plan revisions loom as 1933 budget balance eyed
Representative Crisp cites Treasury estimates that new tax measures must raise 1.241 billion dollars to balance the 1933 budget. A broader tax base and possible general sales tax are under consideration as Hoover's drive to curb hoarding gains momentum with Col. Frank Knox directing civic leadership.
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Montana retailer urged to buy at home for eggs
Miss H. E. Cushman extention poultry specialist at Montana State College says Montana retailers should prioritize locally produced eggs to support the home market. She notes Montana cannot yet meet its egg needs and imports only as a deficit fills, urging producers to improve quality to sell more at home.
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Wrestler Seeks Path to Earn From Career
A wrestler voices difficulty making a living from the sport. An acrobat responds that it can be done with little trouble, signaling a dialogue about financial sustainability in performance careers.
Forgetful Husband Delivers Bundle Despite Warnings
Young Mrs. Torkins reproaches Charley for not bringing items from the store. He insists he followed orders to the letter and presents a full bundle, while she laments reliance on a man.
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Harry’s Knowledge Baffles Neighbors In Farm Humor
A four year old named Harry claims to know everything, saying his dad tells him. A neighbor questions how he knows, prompting a humorous reply about parental guidance. A ranger comments on his forest fire patrol as a separate aside in Capper’s Farmer.
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Debut Success Noted for Well-Run Operation
The Louisville Courier-Journal quotes praise for a debut described as the best managed yet and mentions hiring a motion picture director to stage the event.
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Radio shop offers ant control and B eliminator discount
A radio shop clerk promotes a special reduction on his B eliminators while a customer asks about products for ants, highlighting a shopping exchange over pest control items.
Listening Pays Off At Work
A Washington Star quip notes a worker who earns a salary by listening while his boss shares jokes. The observation highlights how attentive listening can be valued in a workplace setting.
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Advertising cuts spark caution in tough times
In Pathfinder Magazine a quip compares trimming ads to removing a worm from a hook using a safety pin. The remark signals cautious marketing behavior as firms curb campaigns during challenging economic periods.
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