Country Needs Some Work From Congress
The retirement of Associate Justice Sutherland ends the Supreme Court reorganization controversy. Roosevelt may appoint a justice aligned with his principles, while liberals celebrate a resolution. Congress can now focus on tax, farm, labor, monopoly, defense, and foreign affairs without the court fight overshadowing major legislation.
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Sutherland
Supreme Court
van Devanter
High Tribunal
Kozannas
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Aberdeen Kilt Society Bars Women from Kilts
In Aberdeen the Kilt Society reportedly barred women from wearing kilts noting that women’s legs from knee to ankle lack the proportions for due dignity. Hutcheson warned he would address the matter if his wife wore kilts.
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Aberdeen
Hutcheson
The Family Doctor No 428 Newborn vision and early senses fact sheet
The article explains that newborns see irregularly for weeks, with light reflex present at birth. By three months eyes move together and light recognition of people begins around five to six months. Hearing develops after a few days, turning toward sounds by three months. Smell and taste mature later, with comfort signals from crying. Speech develops irregularly, words by year one, sentences by year two. Bowel and bladder control progress through the first two years.
Walter Learns Manners With Jerry at School
Walter is invited to play with new classmate Jerry who treats his mother like a goddess. Walter learns a mother is to be cherished, as Mrs Brown offers warm gingerbread and cheerful welcome. Walter slowly adjusts, helps with chores, and seeks guidance from his mother.
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Walter
Jerry
Brown
Richest Girl ix in the Nor day
Connie Corby, heiress, plans to flee Bret Nardes as their romance fraught with money tests love. She braces for a midnight train departure from the junction, aided by Eloise while Bret remains oblivious to her departure and their fractured bond. Connie clings to a final message of love before vanishing into an uncertain future.
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Adelaide Adelaide Humphries
Eloise
Bret
Connig
Connie
Inve
Etoise
Hret's Bridge
Gandhy
Wael
Hit
Grace Catton’s A Book a Day Review of Two Wars
A jarring appraisal of Twer Wars and More in Come by Grace Catton offers a critique of foreign correspondence by Herbert L. Mathews. It highlights his Madrid dispatches during the Spanish Civil War and Ethiopian reporting, praising bold, vivid journalism compared with prewar fantasy and stressing the global arts impact amid conflict.
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Carrick and Vans
Erbert L. Mathews
New York Times
Matthews
Seo
Ethiopia
Madrid
Mr. Matthews
Germany
United States
Spain
Richard Harding Davis
P. G. FP
A Child Learns Courtesy From Neighborhood Example
The piece notes a boy Walter observes his father rising for his mother and learns from this neighborly example. It argues manners extend beyond parents with family habits shaped by others next door and acknowledge children as keen imitators of good conduct.
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Nellie
Walter
Diskly
Odo Ie
Mr. Brown
Assuviiter
Hicks Seeks Reinstatement After Marriage
Helen Hicks, soon to be married in February, plans to apply for reinstatement within a year. She expects her golf career to be limited to Little Rock where she will reside. The former champion says her status may require a full three years before eligibility. The U S Golf Association applies a three year clock from the date she ceases playing professionally. If she had been a pro over five years from Woodmere, Long Island, reinstatement might be lost.
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New York
Helen Hicks
Marriat
Sis
Miss Hicks
Woodmere
L. I
Ie Tal Mantz
Uollywoouls
Screen
Hollyswood
Yuma
Jeanette MacDonald
Tony Martin
Anne Shirley
Raymond
Alice Faye
John Payne
Tom Brown
Natalie Graper
Jackie Cooxan
Dotty Grable
Ayntule Tytveds
Homer Hargrave
Manuel del Campe
Missa Hopkins
Calleen Moore
Mary Astor
Baton Rouge Mascot Mike Leads Louisiana Finte Preview
In Baton Rouge a 400 pound tiger mascot named Mike stirs fan interest at Louisiana Finte events. The playful figure helps promote team spirit as organizers emphasize family friendly fun and campus engagement.
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Baton Rouge
Mike
Louisiana
Finte
Hollywood Race Scene Filmed Near Cleveland Amid Clashes
The article details on location shoots for a film featuring Clark Gable Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy in Ohio near Cleveland with planes and crash setups, detailing producer plans and the flying sequence. It notes surrounding drama including marriages and divorces in Hollywood, and mentions industry figures and historical tidbits.
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Molly Wood
Dagt
Gamera
Cleveland
Iite
Dreer
Metro Nitis
Owhich
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Epencer
Lrucy
Gable
Bart Orumin
Rudy
Kling
Gnew
Maimi
van Nuys
Ohio
Tracy
Thie
Tailored Run Around Frock Shaped for Winter Wear
Women's pattern feature describes a tailored frock with a lifted waist line and button trimmed skirt. Sof t draped bodice and soulache braid outline neck sleeves and pockets. fabric options include thin wool, hard surface suiting, or bengaline for a period look. Pattern 110 covers sizes 12 through 20 with yardage and trimming details. Winter Pattern Book offers 32 pages of designs. order info included.
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Carol Day
UAH
To' S Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklye
N.Y
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