Latin America Party Sparks Roosevelt Napping Charge
Roosevelt blamed for a delayed Montevideo conference as Latin American leaders, Cordell Hull, and others express reluctance. Trade hurdles, currency issues, and money flow between American republics hinder a Western Hemisphere pact while regional conflicts loom. Navy contemplates shipboard alcohol policy. Communist reporters press officials. Zoo plans a lady stake charmer as reptiles await winter.
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Seymour Waldman
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National Zoo
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Beauty budgeting tips and social politics mixed in article
The piece offers affordable salon beauty guidance urging a simple kit with cleansing cream nourishing cream foundation lotion and skin tonic plus tips on powder and rouge for economical daily care. It blends with a brief aside on political topics noting a small Nazi plebiscite dissent and Ku Klux officials reorganizing as black shirts.
YOUR CHILDREN By Olive Roberts Barton
Mothers seek guidance on nursery temperatures for day and night. Use a thermometer in each room and keep baby’s room around 70 degrees day and night, adjusting gradually. Weigh comfort, avoid rapid changes, and guard against over warm or damp conditions. For older babies reduce night temperatures by 15 to 25 degrees, aiming for about 45 to 50 degrees, with warm clothing and bedding, avoiding drafts and cold exposure after baths.
Mate Play-Off Is Against Rules
Arkansas high school football may crown a state champion without postseason play as Louis P. Mann of Newport, president of the Arkansas Athletic Association, called postseason games against the rules. Dorado, Pine Bluff and Fordyce seek elimination contests, with officials from El Dorado, Pine Bluff and Fordyce expressing interest. Mann said proposals must reach the association days before the executive committee meeting, which last Friday did not discuss the matter. Cliff Beegie of Grand Island, Neb., is in the community for farm work.
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Murder Talk in Hotel Leads Bannister to Clue Laden House
Detective Bannister meets Mrs. Kennebec, a wealthy widow, who shares rumors about Melvina Hollister, Tracy King, and strange cemetery rites over a canary’s death. She insists the police should know about family quarrels, a cat involved, and the Hollisters’ money.
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Mr. Link
Police Department
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Tracy King
Mrs. Kennehee
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Mrs. Kensrehee
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New Kentucky Coach Rumor Links Sasse to UK
In a fragmentary column, whispers about a new Kentucky coach emerge. Veterans recall Sasse’s wartime past in the French theater, while a vivid wartime anecdote about a sergeant, a riot of gunfire, and a leaf on Sasse’s shoulder fills the page with recollection and rumor.
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Untitled passage on a rough encounter and blunt bragging
A fragmented narration describes a tense stare down and a rough confrontation. The speaker notes a quick heavyweight clash and a stubborn sergeant stuck in a muddy mess, revealing a blunt, terse style and a taunting line about perception versus toughness.
Barbs on silence and lawsuits in New York headlines
A chaotic clip hints at Dr Shirley Wynne advising restraint to stay healthy and avoid trouble. It mentions Albert H ag ent man and an ex banker amid a $10,000 suit, while Chase Bank stockholders sue Wiggin and 135 directors for $100,008,000, implying overzealous zeroes in the figures.
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New York
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Albert H.ag ‘Vel
Chase Bank
Wiggin
Mixed quotes and upcoming US and European events
A collage of wartime era quotes from Herriot Gerard and MacDonald touches on labor misery and Europe. It notes the New York automobile show at Grand Central Palace from January 13 and the Chicago ski event at the Coliseum from January 27 to February.
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Grand Central Palace
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Coliseum
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