Questioning the Quest for New York Headquarters
W Averill Harriman urged firms to weigh moving to New York against preserving local roots. He argued prestige and financing draw moves, but many relocations weaken community ties and reduce local stake in the business. He advised firms to stay integrated with their home communities when possible.
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New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Long Island
W. Averill Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
Bond Club
Harriman
Voices From The Archives Preserve Presidents Past Orations
The Archives in Washington houses fireproof recordings of famous voices from George Washington to Harding. Historians can hear the exact intonation of pivotal speeches that shaped history.
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George Washington
Valley Forge
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Patrick Henry
Richmond
Daniel Webster
Senate
Harding
Washington
Napoleon
Apples as a treatment for dysentery in children
Early English and German discussions on apples for diarrhea led to modern use of apple pulp and powder in rehydration and diet plans. Dosing varies by age, with gradual food reintroduction after symptoms fade. Apple products complement, not replace, medical supervision and other therapies.
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England
Mouch
Germany
Council On Foods of the
American Medical Association
Chaldren
Christians in the world lack role models for men says pastor
Dr. Clifford H. Supe, pastor of Washington, D. C., laments the shortage of genuine Christian male examples, arguing that this scarcity hampers men's ability to follow true faith.
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Clifford H. Supe
Washington, D, C
Raising A Family in a Radio Rich Home
A columnist reflects on the role of radio in modern homes, noting daily use from eight in the morning until stations close. Parents seek news and politics while children use radio for study and games, praising entertainment but warning about potentially unsuitable thrillers for youngsters. The piece emphasizes choice, moderation, and gratitude for accessible programming.
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Wome
Suzy
Polly Chelsey Seeks Missing Whitfield at Dover Inn
Polly Chelsey learns Jerry Whitfield has vanished from the Dover inn as she and her cousin plan marriage. Innkeeper Mr. Toby hints at a sky blue dressed woman connected to Whitfield, while Polly decides to ride to Dover alone after learning more at the tavern.
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Jolly
Jarry
de Whitfield
Mr. Toby
Chelsey
Toby
Mr. Touhy
Polly
Whit
Whitfield
Avi
Dal
Sno
Dover
Snow
Liverpool
Bristol
Oxford
Cambridge
Poy
England
Tauby
Drance
Tuohy
Hey
May Whitfield
Dever
Bearden Seeks Sheriff and Collector Nomination
The Star lists REGINALD BEARDEN as a candidate for Sheriff and Collector in the north precinct of Mfempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday Raiguat 9. The note reflects a local political announcement amid guidance on household radio use and the value of focused study time without constant noise.
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Mfempstead County
The Tyranny of Words by Bruce Catton reviewed
Stuart Chase argues in The Tyranny of Words that language twists meaning. The book questions whether words like fascism money freedom justice democracy convey identical concepts to all listeners and urges careful sematics to avoid miscommunication.
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Stuart Chase
Harcourt-Brace
Chase
Gachud+ ing
Gilded Winds and Dueling Directors in 1930s Hollywood
The article surveys a chaotic Hollywood scene with rumors about titles for a miners and farmers tale, the Gold Diggers series, and on set mishaps. It notes Rudy Vallee, Hugh Herbert, and a brindle Great Dane among the cast, plus details of sound issues, studio contracts, and the chaotic routines at Warner studios. It mentions Frank Buck, Frank Garnett, and Larry Crosby in various anecdotes, and references Republic Steel chairman Font M. Girdler.
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California
Warner
Duris
Rudy Vallee
Hugh Herbert
Yon
Henry East
Lake Haanlet
Von
Pry
Tay Garnett
Vennor
Irene Dunne
Borla Yoirbanks
Screen Actors” Guild
Garnett
Nis
Senitarium
Gary Bowen
Slintenan
Stirs
Bowen
Gareth
Trim and Tailored Daytime Frock in Princess Style
Carol Day describes a simple back-fastening daytime dress Pattern 8u35 with braid pockets below the waist and easy instructions. Choose sheer wool or silk crepe, with braid color contrast, sizes 12 to 20, and order the Winter Pattern Book for 25 cents plus 5 cents pattern request.
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Carol Day
Sey
Pattern Bureau
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Larry Crosby
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Hy Rye
Hamilton Trust Fund
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Hamilton Depositors Corp
Denver
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Jack Witt
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