The Mascule on Attitudes Toward Girls
The article discusses long standing male perceptions of female inferiority rooted in physical dominance and reinforced by family dynamics. It cites phrases that push boys toward viewing women as inferior and notes how parental discipline patterns teach girls to be less authoritative, fostering resentment and unfair treatment.
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Radio Program Timetable and Farm Relief Debate
NBC CBS and WJZ radio listings show programs from Meyer Davis Orchestra to Ruth Etting. The farm relief debate rages in Senate with hundreds of amendments and renewed calls to refinance mortgages at lower rates as Roosevelt faces opposition over expanded government control.
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Confusing theories jumble beliefs teased for tomorrow
A fragmented note hints at a man whose scientific theories unsettled old beliefs. The solution to the puzzle is promised in tomorrow's paper.
Prison Camp Fugitive Suicide Reported in Butte
Butte Montana March 23 Mary Bushnell a fugitive from a Michigan prison camp arrested here a week ago committed suicide in the county jail today by poisoning Bushnell who came west and married a Butte girl after his escape in 1918 was captured through a reward offer by a crime magazine Two officers were due to day to return him to Michigan for completion of his sentence and for questioning in the slaying of a man and a woman connected to his escape.
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Nadenis jailed after assault charge plea
George Nadenis, former West Main street restaurant proprietor, pleaded guilty to assault and battery against Helen Bunner on East Main street. Magistrate Ona C Jefferys fined him $50, with ten days in jail if unpaid, and he was placed under a one year peace bond after earlier threats.
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Amendment To D C Beer Bill Rejected In House Vote
Washington March 23 An amendment to the District of Columbia beer bill proposed by Tarver of Georgia to prevent opening a saloon under the capitol was rejected 121 to 72. Earlier Palmisano’s bid to legalize wine sales in the district under the national act was voted down 60 to 20.
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Slight Earth Tremor Felt in Los Angeles
A slight earth tremor was felt in Los Angeles at 12:40 a m. today lasting under three seconds and causing no damage. The report notes the tremor's impact on a young lady and discusses potential action on a peace bond violation.
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Fire destroys three story women's dormitory at Cleveland infirmary
Flames swept the three story women's dormitory at the Cleveland infirmary in Warrensville, destroying part of the building and threatening 136 occupants. Officials later said all 136 were saved and firefighters brought the blaze under control with $30,000 in damage. A separate note mentions seven new comets observed in 1982.
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Confessed Firestarters Role In Fatal Elevator Blaze
Maurice C. Marshall, 21, a former Alabama football player, confessed to starting a February 1932 grain elevator fire in Kansas City that caused $500,000 in damage, killed two people and injured several others, police reported.
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Two Killed in Fire at Bayway Ref inery
Elizabeth New Jersey March report cites a crude oil still blaze at Standard Oil Bayway refinery. Foreman John Hoens aged 60, a 36 year employee, and Thomas Carolan 52, a still man with 21 years service, died. One worker was badly burned and another injured with nine sustaining minor burns.
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