New Chevrolets Bring 85,000 Jobs Nationwide
Chevrolet unveils its 1933 line boosting employment with over 85,000 workers added across 20 domestic factories and Fisher body plants. The launch, featuring longer wheelbases and advanced features, accompanies a robust 1932 output of nearly 400,000 vehicles and a nationwide dealer rollout.
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Chevrolet
America
Gil
Fisher
Sox poised for first division finish in 1933 season
William Braucher praises the Chicago White Sox under Lou Comiskey and Lew Fonseca for their strengthened lineup. Acquired Haas, Simmons, Swanson, and Dykes fill out an improved outfield and infield with Kress, Rhyne, and Durham adding depth. Pitching improves behind Lyons, Hadley, and Frasier, promising a stronger 1933 campaign.
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Chicago White Sox
Gus
Sox
Lou Comiskey
Lew Fonseca
Lew
Haas and
Simmons
Jimmy Dykes
Ralph Kress
St. Louis
Kress
Hawks
Ralph
Bob Leeds
Bob Fothergill
Johnny Hodapp
Gregory Mulleavy
Hal Rhyne
Eddie Durham
Hank
Hal
Hall
Blue
Jones
Faber
Ted Lyons
Bumps Hadley
Vic Frasier
True Love He and She Dialogued in Berenspiegel
A brief Berenspiegel dialogue shows a couple discussing how the beloved's love began. She notes anger at townsfolk labeling the partner an idiot, revealing social tensions underpinning their affection.
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Berenspiegel
Weekend Murder in a House Party
Linda reports to Tom on Shaughnessey and Statlander as they probe last night’s events. They debate alibis and signals while planning a late-night reveal, hoping to uncover the culprit before DeVos dines out. Linda notices Statlander’s odd behavior and recalls DeVos’s movement near the nursery.
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Tom
Linda
Shaughnessey
DeVoss
Fleur
Binks
Mr. Statlander
Mr. Averill
de Vos
Mr. DeVos
Humorous Exchange Fragments and Odd Facts
A string of light jokes and curious bits from Tit-Bits and The Humorist includes a wife-comic line about Mrs East turning to look back, a car sales gag about the last word, a quip on wives and vanity, and odd notes claiming horse digestion and mandrake roots as hypnotic.
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Bert
East
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Mule
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Statlander
Valeska
Middle West
Arto
Sheila Shayne
Sheila
H. W. Corley