Frightful Father Coughlin Attacks Banks in Detroit Testimony
In Detroit Reverend Charles Coughlin testifies against banking methods on the first day of the grand jury inquiry into the closures of First National Bank Detroit and Urban National Bank of Commerce. He denounces Hoover era philosophy, claims control by masses is dangerous, and accuses bankers of misleading the public with speculative practices.
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Eprost
First National Bank
Detroit
Urban National Bank of Comes
Father Coughlin
Mate the Derby Contender Remembered in Horse Race Notes
The article recalls Mate, a Derby era horse, finishing off the money in a recent four horse race while Clyde Van Dusen, a Kentucky Derby winner, appears in a small field. It reflects on Mate’s past feats including Belmont Futurity third, Breeders Futurity wins, and a standout Preakness victory, alongside mentions of Twenty Grand and Equipoise in era debates.
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Mate
Clyde van Dusen
Jamestown
Sideglances on racing stars and big league faces
Sideglances reflects on Mate’s racing career from Toronto to Bowie and the Arlington Classic, then shifts to baseball as Connie Mack reshapes the Athletics with youth. It notes Clyde Van Dusen and Clyde’s era fading, plus Brooklyn’s new outfielder Hutcheson and Grippier pitching plans amid a changing sport landscape.
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Mate
Toronto
Woodbine
Bowie
Clyde van Dusen
Sweeney
Gus
Connie Mack
A’s
Philly
Mack
A's
Connie
Texas Collegian
Frank Higgins
Finney
al Simmons
Madjeski
Williams
Charlie Grimm
Adolph Camilli
Sacramento
Grimm
Camilli
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joel Poodles
Hutcheson
Memphis
Babe Herman
Brooklyn
Notable names in baseball list miss the brass ring
A whimsical verse cites Emil Yde Rutch Ruether Ben Tincup Earl Sheely Bob Meusel Babe Pinelli Earl McNeely Jim Zinn Arnold Statz George Burns Homer Summa. It adds a jaunty line about highs and lows in baseball and ballooning.
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Norry
Hardwood Lumber Industry Seeks Code Enforcement
Lee Robinson of the Hardwood Manufacturers Institute led a meeting in Memphis designating the institute as enforcement authority for Southern and Appalachian territory. The group fixed a September quota of about 250000 feet with similar October and November quotas. Robinson hailed the code as a long awaited advance and urged public support while workers seek cost reduction and wage discussions.
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Lee Robinson
Hardwood Manufacturers Institute
Mt. Vernon
Ala
Appalachian
Lumber Code Authority, Inc
Settling the Farm Problem Rotarian Reminder
A short Rotary Reminder item quotes a humorous exchange in dialect where a young boy explains his unique name Fordiliza after saying his parents Ferdinand and Liza named him. The playful vignette reflects informal community humor.
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Yossah
Fum
Daddy
Ferdinand
Liza
Fordiliza
Rotary Reminder
Split-Pea Soup Delayed by Daylong Preparation
In Brooklyn, Mrs Bridemore reports she started split-pea soup but cannot finish until tomorrow after spending the entire day splitting peas. Mr Bridemore confirms the delay.
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Mr. Bridemore
Mra
Bridemore
Brooklyn Engie
Grow Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
An advertisement promises quick relief from malaria with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic containing tasteless quinine. It claims to kill infection in the blood, drain iron to fortify against future attacks, and to be safe for children with no bitter quinine taste. Sold in stores.
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Grove
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