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One-Man Rule Fails as American Spirit Reasserts Itself
The piece argues democracy resists concentrated power, citing Wilson and Roosevelt as examples of leaders whose plans collapsed under public scrutiny. It notes Father Coughlin Townsend Hoover and John L. Lewis as other figures tested by the country’s insistence on shared authority. The overarching warning: power in one pair of hands invites a fall.
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High Rehousing Rents in Cleveland Slum Elimination Plan
Federal rehousing projects near completion in Cleveland reveal rent scales from 12.75 to 22.44 dollars for two to six room apartments with additional heat, water, and electricity charges. Critics note these rates remain unaffordable for typical slum dwellers, arguing housing must be priced lower to truly abolish slums.
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The Family De Doctor TM Reg U and 3 U Pat Df
Guidance on managing overweight children with heart or kidney issues suggests bed rest and a milk and fruit juice diet under physician supervision. Overweight tends to run in families, not strictly hereditary, with fat distribution patterns and behavioral factors shaping outcomes.
Lost Dutchman Mine intrigue stirs Blake at Superstition Lodge
In a Superstition Lodge scene, Stuart Blake escorts Carolee partway up the trail after a day of mountain danger. A shooting at Mr. Blake senior prompts Stuart to pursue clues, suspecting Colter men, while Nina warns against peril as he plans possible solo foray toward the Lost Dutchman Mine.
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The Price of Home Help for Young Earners
Olive Roberts Barton discusses John and Sis moving into independence through work at Cromby's Incorporated and questions whether ongoing parental support harms lesson in financial responsibility. She argues a balance between home belonging and teaching budgeting, and foresees marriage with self-sustaining habits.
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A Book a Day Review of The Miracle of England
Bruce Catton notes Andre Maurois’s single volume history covers England from early traces of sin to George VI. The book traces England’s rise to imperial world power, with clear depictions of the people and forces shaping policy, though it offers little new from standard history. It remains valuable for libraries and entertaining for readers as Britain is likely to stay pivotal internationally.
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Minister’s token plea at Kansas cafe prompts tax debate
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Hollywood Studio Sales Parties and Cast Gossip
Hollywood hosts three day sales conventions with a grand banquet for about 1200 attendees. The piece notes arrivals and mingling with stars like Ann Sothern and Ginger Rogers, plus rumors about Katharine Hepburn, Simone Simon, and Gary Cooper. It mentions industry figures such as Billy Wilkerson and Geraldine Niesen’s career issues, and anecdotes about stars’ quirks and phobias.
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Fashion Pattern Highlights a Kimono Sleeve Dress
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