Ebony Waters and the Guardian’s Ultimatum at the Academy
Wilton Payne faces threats from Miss Bracebridge’s guardian Gordon Haskell who demands separation from Ber enice and vows to leave the academy. Berenice vows to stay with Wilton, while Wilton plans to move to Terry Moore’s with Janet and Arthur resolving to pursue truth about Haskell’s motives.
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Academy
Wilton
Kia
Maskell
Miss Gracebridge
Aira
Basket
Berenice
Payne
Jerry
Haskell
Baldor
Janet
Arthur
Terry Moora'a
Satis
Beronics
Mia
Denver
Danson
Berenice Wadon
Jercy
Batder
Roosevelts plan reshapes NRA and admin board
The article outlines President Roosevelts reorganization of the National Recovery Administration, naming a policy making board with Richberg as chairman and several key officials, while indicating the executive order limits and president’s ultimate veto over board recommendations. It also covers political and business reactions, Johnsons resignation, and broader economic policy debates.
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Hugh& Johnson
NRA
Donald 2
Richberg
New Deal
Iuosavelt
Ivkes
Perkins
Harry J. Lep Donaldkins
Chester da- Richber Ying
Clay Williams
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Arthur JD. Whitegite
Dun & Prudstreet
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamited Clothing Workers
Leon G. Marshall
Walton H. Hamilton
Yale
exeMrcio
Blackwell Smith
Leon Henderson
NIRA
Johnson
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Ruchberg
Wersonnel
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington
Federal Advisory Council
Bankora
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Board
OFAR
United States Conference of Mayors
Cost of Caring for Old People Put in Figures
A Baltimore Sun summary notes that three-fourths of American families with earners must help support penniless grandparents at times. Based on New York Life figures, 73 percent of 40 year olds have living parents likely unable to self support, with percentages declining as ages rise.
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New York
Baltimore Sun
Puch Netung
Eollar
Inatrance Company
Try Looking Wise Don’t Grin When You Are Photographed
A breezy tip noting that a serious expression appears more distinguished in photos and may suit formal portraits better than a grin.
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Wi G. Chapman Wau Borving
Wil
General Johnson
NRA— Textile Industry Board
Edward W. Pickard
Sally Welford
Ontenga
Scotland
Martha
Althea
Mms Dar Fancies
Justice Brandeis
Supreme Court
Brandela
Grandela
Ditions
Federal Reserve
Ecretary OF the Interior
ICEGS
Federa Public Works Administration
Chicago
Federal Court
Ickes
PWA
Moscow
Vienna
Federal Housing Corporation
Gracd Abbott
Children's Bureau
Sir Washington
Miss Abbott
University of Chicago
Social Service Review
Sopwith
Special Mediation Board
John GQ. Winant
New Hampshire
Gov. Winant
Maine
Alabama
Ateel Labor Relations
Lowed Obtel
National Labor Relations Board
Textile Board
Atart With
Atrikara
Francia J. Gorman
United Textile Workera
Uben Mary
England
George God the Prince of Wales
Clydebank
Ita
Fevent
Swift
Armour
Wilgon
Cudahy
Japan
Osaka
Kobe
Kyoto
Axim Lityinov
League_ of Nations assembly
Russia
League Council
Pvidenche
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Mira
Los Angeles
Bruno
Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Jafsie
Aod
Isidor Fische
Germany
Heer
Europe
New Jersey
Hauptmans
Canada
Torus
McCarn
Drouth
Middle West
Bey Cay
Kaosey
Phillips
Mi Naaia
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