Guffey weighed to run for governor amid Senate doubts
The piece notes Pennsylvania Senator Joseph F. Guffey faces pressure from friends to seek the governorship after his radio denunciations, a shift from his old Tammany-linked role. It traces his career, Roosevelts support, and a later line of party loyalty, plus Garner’s strategic handling of a sugar bill to aid the White House.
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Senate
Joseph F. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Tammany Hall
Tammany
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the Inquirer
John J. Raskob
al Smith
Raskob
Joseph T. Robinson
Hot Springs
Ark
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Keystone
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Pat Boland
Scranton
House
Brain Trusters
Supreme Court
John Nance Garner
Congress
Garner
White House
Pat. Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
America
Aluminum paint as priming coat for wood surfaces
Roger B. Whitman explains aluminum paint blends varnish and aluminum powder in a two-part can, about two pounds of powder per gallon of varnish. The flakes form a metal top layer that aids adhesion, hides dark colors, and resists ultraviolet damage, with higher quality flakes yielding brighter finishes.
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Roger B. Whitman
WNU Service
The Right Word by W Curtis Nicholson on word compounding
This piece discusses the Funk and Wagnalls dictionary section on compounding words. It explains that abnormal word pairing creates new sense and form and gives examples like downstairs room dark-brown hair well-known man knee-deep snow and free-trade doctrines.
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Funk and Wagnalls
WNU
I Reckon the Rose Knows The Weath er And Needs Both
A verse by Douglas Malloch expresses that growth comes from both sun and rain. The speaker notes no one has seen only dry or only wet in a year and likens human growth to a garden rose needing mixed conditions. The piece reflects on plans and sorrow and tomorrow's pleasure aiding every hour of life.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
Ventriloquism Etymology From Latin Roots
From Latin ventriloquus the term ventriloquism derives its meaning. The ancient word describes speaking from the belly or chest cavity while voice seems to come from elsewhere.
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