Bulwinkle apologizes for misstatement about Dr Wirt
Representative Bulwinkle chairing the Wirt investigating committee apologized publicly to Dr. William A. Wirt for alleging he had been jailed in Gary Indiana for pro German activity during the World War. The apology signals fairness and courage amid sharp attacks and unverified charges.
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William A. Wirt
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Washington
Harold McGugin
Fragmented Parade of Laughing Metaphors and Roosevelts
A garbled column mixes political jabs and social quips about Roosevelt and Congress. It riffs on marriage, education, humor, and scandal while skewering public figures and current events with satirical asides.
Wirt Court Jester for Republicans
Dr. William A. Wirt, Indiana educator unhappy with the New Deal, is labeled the court jester of a Republican bid to expose campaign material against the Democrats. The piece argues Republicans aim to drag Tugwell, Wallace, Hopkins, and Douglas into a controversy to aid campaign propaganda.
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William A. Wirt
Indiana
Wirt
Rex Tugwell
Henry Wallace
Harry Hopkins
Lewis Douglas
Tugwell
Wallace
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Brain Trust Faces Rugged Stupidity in National Policy
Edward M. Ruttenber faults Washington for plans to aid a faltering business system while introjected greed and self serving gambits spread. He argues government cannot police all leaders and warns of rising prices, sawed in half dollars, and a public burden as the country staggers.
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Brain Trust
Edward M. Ruttenber
Daily News Record
Iron Dukes
Washington
Europe
Roosevelt
Dr Wirt Symbolizes The Public Thought
The piece argues that the figure of Dr Wirt embodies current public sentiment. It claims the era’s public attention signals a broader radical mood among leaders and voters and suggests a major shift in collective thinking is underway.
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DR. Wirt
City building ruling could stall high rises in cities
The U S Court of Appeals in Chicago ordered removal of the top 18 floors of a 20 story apartment to improve sunlight and air for neighboring residents. The decision frames health and comfort as outweighing private dividends in the urban high rise boom of 1920s.
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U. S. Effault Court of Appeals
Chicago
State Department voices disapproval of American pilots in Colombian war
The State Department denounces Americans enrolling for war service in Colombia. It warns that private fighter involvement risks Latin American tensions and risks shaping Latin America's view of U S intervention. Washington insists it cannot assume responsibility for such actions.
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State Department
United States
Columbia
North
Washington
The Goetz Gangster Story Ends In Fatal Shootout
The article profiles Fred Goetz, a college athlete from a respectable family who became Chicago’s feared gunman. He rose to advise the outlaw Fred Burke and met a violent end in gangland style, dying in a ditch after years of crime.
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Fred Goetz
Chicago
Underworld
Fred Burke
Uncle Bam Seeks Financial Comeback After Losses
An ordinary citizen nicknamed Uncle Bam sets out to manage his remaining funds after losing most of his money. He plans a practical recovery or investment strategy to regain financial stability.
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Bam
Americans Support Higher School Funding After Gains
The public backs continued education funding once other desires are met. Advocates note that after personal needs are satisfied, households contribute more to schools and public programs.
Fragmented Political Rhetoric on New Deal and Liquor Policy
A reader cites division over the New Deal, notes a proposed bill banning private loans to defaulting nations, and laments increased government interference. The piece also mentions West Virginia allowing a gallon of liquor per month for sick residents, criticizing a policy loophole.
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Virginia
Marie Prevost sues Tom Gallery over flea damage claim
Actress Marie Prevost sues Tom Gallery alleging he left fleas at her home after moving out. She asserts property damage and seeks damages in court. The dispute centers on landlord tenant style claims and alleged lingering pests.
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Marie Prevost
Tom Gallery
Tom
Mae West Eyes Bullet Proof Car Amid Fierce Rivalry
Mae West weighs a bullet proof car as she faces sharp stares from rival women. The consideration signals a bold move in the face of attention and potential threats.
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Mae West
Heartless love inspires scientists remark about romance
A witty remark claims scientists say the heart has nothing to do with love and suggests falling for a man without a heart to test the idea.
Dance Band Leaders Move With the Times
O O McIntyre reports that dance band leaders form a close guild with friends among Paul Whitman George Obeh Rudy Valle Abe Ly and Leon Belasco. Leaders must tour and relocate. stability risks stagnation while talkies and fewer theatres tighten incomes yet most are financially secure and temperate.
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New York
Orcheatra
Paul Whiteman
George Obeh
Rudy Vallee
Jack Denny
Vincent Lopes
Abe Ly
O. McIntyreman
Leon Belasco
Dancers Find Joy In Practice Across Venues
The piece highlights professional dancers who love their craft more than anything else. Ath Pennington is noted for her lifelong dancing, practicing in front of mirrors wherever possible and continually refining steps and tours.
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Halie
Ath Pennington
Ginghome
Hidden tastes of New York pipe smokers revealed
The piece notes that many New York men of affairs smoke corn cob pipes in private dens while public use is rare. It mentions select tobacconists keeping sub rosa supplies on the avenue and traces pipes to Ville Missouri, birthplace of Bill Corum, speculating on his fame as a sport writer.
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New York
Ville
Bill Corum
Delicacy Lost in New York Ice Cream Scene
A nostalgic piece by Robert Cortes Holliday laments the disappearance of homemade ice cream in New York. He condemns chalky substitutes and praises real ice cream served on fine ware with a silky texture and smoky flavor, urging a return to traditional richness.
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Robert Cortes Holliday
New York
Coeur Florant Ice Cream Dessert At New York Cafes
The piece notes an old-fashioned home made ice cream idea in New York as an entremet often found in higher priced cafes. It claims Garbo favors this American dessert called Coeur Florant a frozen heart of double cream with custardy sauce fruit and spun sugar strands listed around $1 a serving and described as almost a meal.
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New York
Garbo
Apple Etiquette and Auto Costs Spark Civic Gripes
The piece riffs on New York manners and apple handling, contrasting Parisian dining polish with street apple picking and bright coats. It also notes mechanical improvements push costs of operating motor cars up about 26 percent over the last two years and cites the 1895 average auto race speed of about 7 miles per hour.
Word Study and Usage Guidance From Daily Lessons In English
Daily Lessons In English by W. L. Gordon covers misused phrases mispronounced and misspelled words. It defines alternatives and urges readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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W. L. Gordon
Modern Etiquette Questions and Answers on Dancing and Hosting
A Q A guide by Roberta Lea Q covers polite replies after a dance noting a nod or smile suffices. It cautions against certain table linen placements and lists three key host duties: welcome guests cordially, ensure comfort, and provide proper entertainment.
Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon
A compact Q and A item listing five questions on national emblem origin Shakespearean reference electrical voltage creatures and length of the Canadian boundary. It provides concise answers: the spread eagle on the national seal. from Hamlet. about 1600 alternating current. elephants. 3898 miles.
How to care for kitchen range and pickles
The note explains rust prevention for a metal range by oiling, then wiping before use. It adds a pickle flavor tip to sugar the vinegar, and a home remedy for neuritis using lemon juice and cream of tartar in water, with daily intake guidance.
French State Railways Test Separable Express Trains
French state railways experiment with separable express cars. Fast sections will detach without stopping or slowing. The attached sections will be hauled to different destinations by other locomotives.
A Famous Beauty Horizontal Crossword Clue Mystery
This appears to be a scrambled crossword style puzzle listing clues and partial answers. The fragment mixes numbered hints for both horizontal and vertical entries, including names, objects, and concepts, with incomplete words and garbled phrases. It hints at a historical puzzle page rather than a cohesive news story.
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