Local Times and Newspapers Directory for Hammond Calumet Area
A listing of multiple Indiana and Illinois papers with addresses in Hammond East Chicago Whiting and Indiana Harbor. Includes regular publication notes, post office addresses for editions and circulation rates, and regional office contact details.
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Printing & Publishing CO
Lake County
Times
Fayette St
Hammond
Ind
U Times
Indiana
Connecticut Street
Calumet CiTy
Stenture
Bruipers, Mahoney & Payne
New York
Chicago
Sizlelet
Gary
Nassau & Thompson
the Times Office
East
Si Iksn
Sein'ee
G.o
Whiting News Agency
119Th Street
Whiting
Hammord
Hoover as Statesman Not Politician in Economic Challenge
An editorial praising Hoover for steady leadership over politics as the U.S. faces monetary stability trials. It contrasts Hoover's statesmanship with party maneuvering, arguing his approach guards the nation’s financial system amid global turmoil and domestic debate.
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Hoover
United States
Austria
Germany
England
White House
Dent Hoover
Jack Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Federal public works to spur prosperity
The administration and Congress key on public spending as a major path out of the downturn. Authorization of 200 million more for public works will create jobs raise purchasing power and boost industry through material demand. Total unemployment relief construction funds rise to 750.6 million this year and overall federal public works cost reaches 2.3 billion since the downturn began.
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Congress
Public construction and relief amid stalled private projects
The article argues that government public works have not been prioritized enough amid private construction halts. It notes that informed observers accept Washington’s limits and that balancing the budget, funding relief, and avoiding pork-barrel politics in a single move seems impossible.
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Washington
Premature Hallowe’en Celebrations Spark Youth Debate
An editorial laments early Halloween celebrations as a youth driven trend and questions paternalistic bans. It argues enforcement is limited and notes only punishment can deter premature revelry while youth seek extended festive fun.
Automobile Industry Gears for 1933 Recovery
The automotive sector faces a tough year but shows signs of improvement in production and sales. It notes the car’s growing role as a utility, with new models for January and February shows promising workmanship, design, and price. The piece argues cars shape living standards and reflect a shift from luxury to indispensable utility.
Ancient Greeks and modern politics in a playful riff
A playful meditation on women in politics and election odds, noting guest rights, campaign missteps, and public skepticism. The piece weaves names and satirical lines about Democrats aiming to unseat Senator Mores in New Hampshire, a college official seeking to detect student drinking, and quips about a German Zeppelin auto.
Anti Primary Sentiment Eases In Indiana Politics
A column discusses fading opposition to Indiana's primary election law and questions whether reform efforts will resume. It notes editorial fatigue, the power of party bosses, and possible diminished press influence as parties name candidates without broad public backing. It also touches on New York island lore and a card-shuffling machine image.
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Indiana
Turis
General Assembly
Unknown Isles Near New York Describe A Map Compass Riddle
In New York City from Central Press Oct 24 a writer recalls identifying surrounding islands from high vantage points near Manhattan. He notes Bedloe’s Island with the Statue of Liberty and Staten Island as easy picks, Governor’s Island and Welfare Island, then faces difficulty naming lesser isles around the Narrows and East River.
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Cities Service
Rivers
East and Hudson
Manhattan
North Brother
South Brother Islands
Hunter Island
Fire Island
Hart
Central Press
New York
Narrows
Bedloe
Staten
Governor's
East River
Fifty-seventh
Questions on Wood and World Weathered by Time
Answers discuss lightest wood balsa and tallest cedars of Lebanon. Notes include hardest wood black iron wood of Florida and a critique of presidential expectations, plus postwar German emigration plans and cultural ties via radio.
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Florida
Professors Invent Fast Card Shuffling Machine
Two MIT professors have invented an electrical device that shuffles and deals four hands in four seconds, with a sewing-machine like noise, illustrating practical value of college professors.
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Elmira
N. Y
Star-Gazette
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Siena Horse Races Describe Feared Royal Pageantry and Foul Play
The Southern Cross recounts Siena's cathedral square races in which communes enter horses and jockeys, with patrons bribing tampering rivals, poisoning, or striking adversaries. The event, dating to 1500, occurs before the Italian king and royal family, and the winner can be the horse even if the jockey is absent. The piece contrasts this with American crime like hijacking and machine-gunning.
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Capones
Torrios
Siena
Italy
President’s grueling handshakes reveal heavy burden
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes the president shook around 5,000 hands in one evening before withdrawing from exhaustion, leaving 2,900 hands unshaken. The piece underscores the immense responsibility on the president, regardless of party, in good times or bad.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
United States
Preschool Years Shape Character and Health Guidance
The article stresses regular meals and sleep for preschoolers ages 2 to 6, ample daily exercise, safe clothing, and a home environment that models positive behavior. It urges parental involvement, varied play with learning materials, and consistent care to foster confidence and produce a happy, successful adult.
Man who sold old ties for college fund son selling subs
The former tie seller who used to raise money for his college fund by offering old bot ties has a son now selling magazine subscriptions to fund his college education. The elder man did not deceive anyone and did not go out with a crew.
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Lafayette Journal and Courier
If France Were a Woman in Cincinnati Chronicle
A witty commentary portrays France as a vigilant, fearsome wife who wakes her husband on cold nights to chase burglars, reflecting a humorous yet sharp societal impression from a Cincinnati Enquirer column.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
France
German General Plans Million German Settlers in Amazon
Detroit Free Press outlines Gen Hans Kundt plan to move 250000 Germans to the Amazon basin in a mechanized settlement. The project envisions cities with sanitation, roads, and utilities built by the newcomers aided by airstrike insect control. Targeted immigrants include market men over 30 and city dwellers with technical skills.
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Detroit Free Press
Hans. Kundt
Amazon Valley
Kundt
South America
United States
France
Garner Says Watson Is a He Man Leader
Washington Herald reports Jack Garner told newspaper men in New York that Senators Watson Moses and Smoot face doubts about reelection. He warned that when those three he men are in doubt the Republican Party is in bad shape.
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Garner
Watson
Washington, Ind
Herald
New York
Jack Garner
Senator Watson
Moses
Smoot
Senate
Garener
Senator Watzon
United States Senate
Quick-An Alibi Submissions Sought by The Times
Readers are invited to send alibis to The Times with Tony Basso drawing them. Address to Quick-An Alibi in care of The Times. Drawings are made at least five days ahead so some alibis may appear a week later. Sign your name.
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Times
Tony Basso
the Times
Crossword Puzzle Answers and Clues Across and Down
Puzzle provides a full set of across and down clues with numbers. answer grid appears garbled but includes standard crossword format and hints for filling letters. The page also shows a previous puzzle answer line and mixed letters that may reflect puzzle metadata or misprint.
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the Times Newspapers
Atou
New York Herald-Tribune
Big Sister
CenTrAl Press AsSociation
Ing
Donnie Lust
Goodness
Bett
Byles Forgrave
Cactus Jack
Grand Dole
Mr. Smith
Zeppelin
Senator Mores
New Hampshire
the Sons of the Wild Jackass
Stu
Indiana Securities Commissioner
Swinburne Island
Swinburne
Hoffman Island
Ellis Island
Island
Long Island City
James Aswell
New Zealand
R. J. Scott
AME
C. Gunter
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Cedars of
Lebanon
Newport
R. I
Tropics
Knudt
SPORT
Ave Maria
Amazon
Seo
Joe Sebock
Mar Varo
Moana Warcor
Royal Engineers
Ireland
Ontr
Imie
Mie
Iair
Eir
Alu
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