Peace and labor quarrel threaten a larger labor backlash
In a fiery AFL convention speech Jim Tobin urged a pro peace vote by labor ranks, but the debate over craft versus industrial unions reveals a deeper struggle. Internal strife risks provoking legislative backlashes and undermining collective bargaining gains, urging leadership resignations and presidential mediation to avert disaster.
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Jim Tobin
American Federation of Labor
Labor
A. F
Far West
Mr. Chamberlain
Czechostov
Cancer prevention and early diagnosis urged by Dr Fishbein
The article emphasizes controlling chronic irritation to prevent cancer, urging careful dentistry, monitoring moles and ulcers, avoiding irritants from tobacco and hot foods, and regular checks after age 40. It covers treatment options like surgery, cautery, radium, and X-ray, and warns against unproven methods while stressing professional medical consultation.
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Francis Carter Wood
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts
The essay argues early adolescence brings emotional volatility and self pity, urging parents to curb fits of anger and teach boys and girls to endure disappointments. It contrasts American youth with more soberer rival youths, champions silence during tasks, and describes temper as a learned, lingering habit. The author insists adolescents can control emotions if compelled and warns against wallowing in self pity.
Bible Sits Tight Despite Wolves at Texas Football
In Austin Texas coach Daria X Bible faces a dismal season with the Longhorns, finishing near the bottom of the Southwest Conference after a 42 6 loss to Arkansas. He cites a small squad and lack of reserves, vows improvement with fresh talent next year, and notes loyal alumni and students support amid criticism. The team struggled, posting only one win so far, as weather and tough opponents weighed on performances.
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Austin
Texas
Wolves
University of Texas
Daria X
Bible
Nebraska
Abjlis
Reseay
Longhorns
Comnand
Texas Technological College
Bryley University
Hine Stroak
Steers
Kansas University
Rice Institute
Arkansas
Bible Mondey
AU Acks
Mother shapes resilient children through self control
The passage praises mothers who guide children to self control and steady conduct. It argues that calm, stable parenting helps create practical, capable adults and reduces overt emotional displays in facing life.
Longhorns face tough run in season outlook
Grid followers see slim chances for a Texas triumph rest of season as the schedule includes Kansas, LSU, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Rice along with Baylor and Texas Christian. A lighthearted tale shows a railroad worker seeking excusal from a federal grand jury amid shop work.
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Longhorn
Kansas
Louisiana State
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Rice
Baylor
Texas
Christian
Texas A
Mtuga
Murder to Music in Golden Bowl reveals smoking clue
Bob Tait, a Newa photographer-detective, studies a magazine photo from Lud Dombey's murder at the Golden Bowl. He notices a slender wisp of smoke near the stage, not from tobacco, and hints at a hidden table 247 occupant. Nelda Starr draws attention as Aaron Starr’s daughter.
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Myrna Dombey
Ternine
Robert Tait
Newa- Paper
Anne Cester
Myrnats
Vannin Freley
Axe
Bob Tait
Dombey
Tait
Dornbey
Tom
Golden Bowl
Pacific Plaza
Mr. Tait
Fred
Bob
Lud Dombey
Stephens
Tarchy
My. Tait
Claremont
Millbay
Berneath
Nelda Starr
Aaron Starr
Archie
Hollywood Debate Over Agents Shapes Star Salaries
Paul Harrison surveys the Hollywood clash between actors and agents over 1 percent commissions. He notes agents influence salaries, cites writers like Harry Kurnitz as Marca Page, and describes studio power plays at RKO, Chaplin’s ban, and Russian negotiations for Snow White. Harpo Marx and George Jessel antics, production snubs, and Cinderella finds color the fragile 1930s film world.
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Hollywood
Harry Kurnitz
Metro
Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier: A Love Triad Revealed
A early 20th century style tale seen through the eyes of a husband and his second wife. The narrative unfolds after the first wife’s death as jealousy and memory shape events. Doubleday and Doran publish the novel with a price of 2.75 dollars.
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Daphne Dry Mayher
Rebecca
Doubleday
Doran
Rebecca by Du Maurier review leaves suspense intact
A reader acquaintance with the character Rebecca is praised for her vibrant, stirring personality and moral contrasts. The review notes the novel’s strong suspense and drama while criticizing overblown sentimentality and overwrought prose.
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Thor
Rebecca
Miss. du Mourier
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June
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Sonja Henle Romuance
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Mary Too
Aileen Whelan
Jesse James
Nancy Kelly
Anita Louise
Shirley Temple
Miss Temple
Ellen Dewey
Cecil DeMille
Buly Burns
Bruce Catton
Larteni
ST. Louis
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Sty
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Prince Albart Baden Bach
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Broadway Limited
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Archer Motor Company
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