Friendship Is Two Bodies and One Soul
A brief aphorism attributed to Joseph Roux on friendship describing deep union as two bodies sharing a single soul.
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Joseph Roux
High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1933
Page
4
Retirement of Professor Moley reshapes Roosevelt advisory circle
The retirement of Raymond Moley as undersecretary of state signals a shift in the Roosevelt administration with September expected to bring a more conventional style. Moley’s independent tactics and close bond with the President are cited as a morale issue, yet his removal is viewed as the proper step to steady the administration.
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Raymond Moley
Moley
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
South Leads in Deaths by Violence Across Carolinas
An Associated Press dispatch reports thirteen people died and fourteen were injured by violence and accidents in the Carolinas over the weekend. Accidents killed seven, lightning two, gun battles two, and one by self harm. Auto accidents caused three deaths and nine injuries, prompting calls for stricter highway law enforcement.
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South
Carolinas
Associated Press
Johnson and Webster Clash Over Recovery Tactics
Nal Recovery Administrator Johnson has altered business methods and fostered a new patriotism among American consumers while asserting a firm stance in policy disputes with Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nal
the Johnson
Johnson backs Blue Eagle pledge and boycott concerns
The administration urges buying from NRA emblem displaying firms. Webster argues boycott defies definition, but Johnson defends only a shadow of intimidation and insists consumers should aid curing a common evil. The piece credits Johnson’s leadership and suggests definitions can evolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Webster
Johnson
NRA
Webster
Hayes Urges Stars Return to Stage To Aid Legitimate Theater
Roanoke World News weighs Helen Hayes proposal to lure stars back to live theater to bolster the ailing legitimate stage. Hayes notes many actors started on the stage and remain tied to it, while Hollywood lures with high salaries. The piece cites Ann Harding Hepburn and Leslie Howard as examples of partial returns and discusses challenges in attracting stars back.
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Helen Hayes
Hollywood
Roanoke World News
Miss Hayes
New York
World News
Ann Harding
Hedgerow
Philadelphia
Katherine Hepburn
Leslie Howard
London
Gilbert Miller
Barrymore
Hayes
A New Era Dawns for the Working Man on Labor Day
The piece argues that Labor Day will mark real progress for workers, shifting from empty tributes to genuine recognition. It claims the nation now acts with real regard for labor, backed by political support in Washington and a sense of lasting freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A New Day for American Labor on Labor Day
The piece urges labor to honor its federal rights to a job a living wage and a decently short working day while warning against abusing the new charter. It calls for cooperation between labor capital and consumers to seize the postwar upturn and notes confidence in workers to uphold duties.
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United States
No More Toothaches Says Dentist Leader
Dr Frank M Casto president elect of the American Dental Association predicts toothaches will be almost unknown in a century due to rapid advances in preventive dentistry and better public education. He notes the NRA program could restore confidence and credit, aiding a business revival and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Casto
American Dental Association
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Curio in Winston-Salem schooling upheaval
The Winston Salem Board of Aldermen, led by Mayor Coan, rejects reappointment of Superintendent Latham citing an obscure state law requiring alderman approval. Latham, considered one of North Carolina’s top education leaders, risks removal from the Twin-City post, provoking backlash among school supporters statewide.
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Charlotte Observer
Tatham
Winston-Salem
Coan
City Board of Education
Latham
North Carolina
New Laundry Code Hints At Restricting Public Divorce Disclosures
A commented draft mentions rules around airing divorce disputes publicly. The note suggests tightening how litigants reveal private matters in court and media coverage.
Diligent loan shark and a World's Fair midget in love
A stern loan shark is described as a hardworking figure of lending. A World's Fair midget attracted a dancer with a pistol in a misguided display of affection, likely aiming to appear important to her.
Corn Uses Parade Revealed In Kentucky Notice
Government booklet touts corn as usable in 35 ways. Kentucky mountaineers seek details on additional applications and practical uses beyond the familiar as described in the pamphlet.
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Kentucky
Leather-lunged farm woman tops Chicago husband calling contest
Critics question the victory of a farm woman at the Chicago fair as city women with soft voices are also skilled in husband calling, suggesting the win may not be grand. The remark implies broader talent beyond the winner.
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Chicago Fair
Labor code creates shop committees for textile mills
Labor gains under the National Recovery Act include a code amendment establishing machinery to settle disputes in the cotton textile industry. Employee and management shop committees will handle working conditions, with appeals to state and national boards in Washington. Bruere to lead the national relations board. the move signals broader industry adoption and preserves collective bargaining rights.
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Rodney Dutocher
Washington
State Cotton Textile Administration Board
Cotton Textile National Relations Board
Robert Walter Bruere
Johnson
NRA
Bruere
General Johnson
National Relations Board
Bureau of Industrial Research
China
Institute For Religious and Social Research
Sue Refuses to See Husband and Plans to Stay Alone
Sue asks to be left alone in an office corridor to think things through. Jack offers to wait in the car as Sue insists she needs solitude. Judge Thornton arrives and confirms Sue has decided to stop working and stay at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Sue
Margaret Barnes
Barnes
Kenneth Corbett
Judge Thornton
Bue
Major League Leaders From 1940s Baseball Almanac
Statistics show Klein of the Phillies leading in batting with 878 hits 344 runs batted in 106 and 179 hits. Ott of the Giants leads runs batted in 106 while Vaughan and Waner of the Pirates top triples. Cantwell of the Braves leads pitching with 14 wins and 7 losses.
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Klein
Phillies
Davis
Martin
Cardinals
Ott
Giants
Kiein
Fullis
Wees
Medwick
Vaughan
Pirates
P. Waner
Berger
Braves
Frisch
Cantwell
Parm Giants
Baseball Leaders and Records Cited From 1911 Stats
The report lists AL batting leaders Foxx and Simmons with 258 and 442 hits respectively, Gehrig and Foxx near season marks, Manush leading some categories, and pitching leader Whitehill at 18 4. It notes 46 inches of rain on June 14 1911 at Bagino Philippine Islands as the wettest day on record.
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Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
White Sox
Huns
Gehrig
Yankees
Voxs
Manush
Tune
Senators
Burns
Browns
Averill
Indians
Combs
Ruth
Walker
Tigers
Chapman
Whitehill
Grove
Bagino
Philippine Islands
Pictured man and clues puzzle across a sports figure theme
A cryptic horizontal vertical grid asks who the pictured man is with clues for snuffbox bean ascended and a final hint claiming the man is the fastest ever lived. It includes references to a major ball team and various anatomical, botanical, and geographic terms in a newspaper style puzzle.
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Dove
Constellation
Lion
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