Employment Crisis Remains and Why It Persists
NEA analysis cites Cleveland Trust Co and Leonard Kuvin of the National Industrial Conference Board to explain why unemployment endures. Government emergency work and rising population mean nearly equal numbers of workers since 1933, with about 10 million returning to jobs and many new entrants joining the labor force.
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Definition of newspapers and crime essay excerpt
A text fragment surveys newspaper roles and subscription costs, then pivots to a critique of crime causes. It highlights Leona Esch’s comments on crime origins, the bent twig metaphor, and societal factors like slums, divorce norms, play spaces, and wealth disparity shaping criminality. The piece argues for societal reforms to reduce crime.
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Association For Criminal Justice
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Missouri Executes Killer and Job Crisis Sparks Debate
A legacy of gallows executions since 1933 contrasts with a massive job shortage as official figures show millions unemployed. Officials warn the labor market must recover to reach pre depression levels while the government emphasizes public works to create new positions.
Hull Deserves Prize for Peace Say US Dispatch
UNITED PRESS reports that Cordell Hull’s friends push his name for the Nobel Peace Prize. The piece praises his cooperative approach and actions toward peace, noting his efforts may not avert war but represent strong contemporary work. It suggests Hull could claim the prize if he pursued it, though he denies candidacy.
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The Family Doctor No 221 on disordered heart action
The article explains an automatic nervous system disorder affecting the heart caused by stress. It cites soldier's heart and shellshock from wars, describes symptoms such as rapid pulse, breathless pain, fainting, vertigo, cold hands, sweating, and fatigue, and notes that symptoms worsen with exertion but subside at rest.
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Giri Learns the Answers
Nada Petrovich a 20 year old Marquette University sophomore hopes to stay long enough to graduate but doubts linger. Born in Greece and schooled in Yugoslavia her father's Greek Orthodox priest duties moved her through Cleveland Buffalo St Louis Omaha Kansas City and Lawrence Kansas.
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Quoted Words on Kings, Vices and World Power
A collage of quotes from historical figures and public figures commenting on leadership, politics, and society. Jeff Davis and Adolf Hitler are cited in provocative declarations about governance and influence, reflecting satirical and blunt perspectives from the period.
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Jeff Davis
Helen Washburn
Adolf Hitler
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Fearful Joan Barrett Stirring Town In Manhattan
Dorothy studies New York City papers and surveillance to locate Joan Barrett, secretary to murdered John Ware Hendry. She tracks rooms to let ads, phones 40+ women, visits west side locations, finally learns a slim blond woman named Miss Andrews rented a room, identified as Joan.
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Encouraging Children to Speak in Public Shaped by Parents
Olive Roberts Barton reflects on old customs of silencing children at meals and public events, contrasting them with modern efforts to coach kids in speaking before crowds. The piece urges patient, praise filled guidance, noting parents should avoid early criticism while fostering ease and clear expression for future public speaking.
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Jewelry rental business thrives in Hollywood demand
A Hollywood jewelry renter named Eugene Doseti supplies bracelets rings tiaras and more for film productions. Since arriving for a jewelry venture four years ago he expanded from commercial jewelery to a larger scale with up to 15 assistants handling orders and new clients, claiming no duplicates among the pieces.
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Gengaw Iti
Eugene Doseti
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Joseff Jewelry in Films Shapes Fake and Real Gems
Joseff explains that studio jewelry often uses synthetic materials styled to resemble real gems. He notes imitations can photograph well, but many pieces are handmade, with careful setting and period design. He highlights rapid replica production and early two duplicate pieces for The Plot Thickens, exceeding Cellini's historical pace.
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Ile Joseff
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Washington Calling in a Reformer's Dilemma
Bruce Catton reviews Washington Calling by Marquie W. Childs a novel about power in the capital where a retired senator turned lobbyist guides a railroad interest while a reforming attorney probes receiverships. The plot ends in a compromise exposing the cost of reform and real political life.
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