New Deal Laughed In McNutt Speech At Democratic Meet
Nebras ka Democrats heard Paul V McNutt praise the New Deal as producing basically sound business conditions while Colonel Theodore Roosevelt warned Republicans that benevolent meddling could spark war He spoke at the Democratic state convention in Omaha Col Roosevelt appeared at the Republican state convention in Columbus Also notes on summer window lace net curtains with open mesh under curtains and full floor length drapes
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Omaha
Nebraska
Paul V. McNutt
Theodore Roosevelt
Nutt
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Columbus
Rugs Softening Piano Tone In Quiet Room
In a small room with limited sound, placing a carpet under the piano softens its tone by dampening vibrations and reducing echo. The effect helps tone control when acoustic balance is needed in tight spaces.
The Very Correct Young Man Explored by Ruth Millett
In this opinion piece Ruth Millett describes the “Very Correct Young Man” as a snobbish, conventional, self centered figure who parrots social signals from elite crowds. He boasts about schooling and connections, values culture over intellect, and seeks to impress through talk and conspicuous dress. He fears original ideas and clings to the crowd’s approval, epitomizing a growing class of Junior Stuffed Shirts.
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America
Japan Acts to Curb Soaring Prices of Liquor
Japanese officials move to control rapid price increases for intoxicating beverages, aiming to stabilize market costs and protect consumers amid rising costs and supply concerns.
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Japan
Downie Brothers Circus Auction Ends What Remains
In Houston on May 2 the Downie Brothers Circus was auctioned due to lack of funds for hay and fuel. The elephants sold for 3300 dollars, camels for 160 each, with Frank Walter and A W Kennard among buyers as the show was broken up and liquidated.
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Houston
Downie Brothers Circus
Frank Walter
A. W. Kennard
Kennard
Walter
Textile leader M. G. Stone dies at 89 in Spartanburg
M. G. Stone aged 89, a key figure in southern textiles during the field’s boom, died last night. He long served as general superintendent of Pacolet Manufacturing Company at Pacolet and New Holland Georgia, Whitney Manufacturing in Spartanburg, and Gainesville Manufacturing in Gainesville Georgia.
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Spartanburg
8. C
M. G. Stone
Pacolet Manufacturing Company
Pacolet
New Holland
Whitney Manufacturing Company
Spartanburge
Gainesville Manufacturing Co
Gainesville
Georgia
Miss Barbizon to visit Harllee’s Depart ment Store
Miss Barbizon traveling stylist for Barbizon Corp. will arrive tomorrow in New York and stop at Harllee's Department Store exclusive agency for Barbizon lingerie. She promises infinite variety and made to order lingerie for every need and figure type and will consult on lingerie concerns while displaying the latest styles.
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Miss Barbizon
Barbizon Corporation
New York
Harllee’s
Barbizon Lingerie
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