Milk policy attacks king and open shop tensions in code debate
Dr Clyde L King, head of the dairy section, faces strong criticism over milk distribution margins benefiting middlemen at farmers and consumers' expense. The piece notes King's background, NRA code conflicts, Straus' return for a minor operation, Macy & Co undercutting, and public works project vetting with graft concerns.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Clyde L. King
King
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Giffard Pinchot
Public Utility Commission
AAA
White House
NRA
Rooseveilt
Johnson
Straus
Desse Straus
France
New York
R. H. Macy & Co
NEA Service, Inc
Glorifying Beauty Routine Debut Promises Daily Hour
A fragment outlines a beauty regimen starting with creams and cosmetics. It notes setting aside one hour each afternoon for the routine, aiming to maximize the impact of chosen products and methods. The text reads as promotional guidance without concrete specifics or dates.
Tribute and Comfort Toward Bereaved Parents
An essay reflects on the death of a child, offering solace to grieving mothers and fathers. It links sorrow to heightened work and social duty, praising parental resilience and the healing power of purpose. The piece also blends domestic guidance with broader meditation on loss, progress, and enduring strength.
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Chance
Health in City and Country Depends on Living Conditions
Dr Morris Fishbein notes city life suits some health factors while country life suits others. He cites higher bad eyesight and teeth decay in the country, fewer throat and nose infections, and observes how contagious diseases follow population growth among children.
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Edgar Sydenatricker
Eve in Lake City Ends With Husband’s Departure
Eve Hayle, assistant at Bixby department, is stunned as Dick, a construction superintendent, leaves for an eastern hospital project for many months. She grapples with loneliness, office intrigue, and a pending bridge game, while Arlene Smith and Mona Allen gossip about Kenny the salesman and Eve’s fragile hope for reunion.
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Eve Hayle
Mwinangee
Bixby’ S Department
Dick 41 i
Eve
Sefrnen
Eve Pinys
Steck Am Money
Arlene Smuth
Sten
Wixby
Advive
Sam Montiel
Mina
Arione
Mona Allen
Dichdikee
Altice Tech
Dick Hzie
Vinita Reve
Ianky
Mia
Ile
Gini
Lake City
Tani
Miss McKthin‘ney
Lanway
Miss McElhinney
Thaynes
Haynes
Kenny
Sve
Harnes
Arlene
Mona
Uttle
Elm
Miss Smith
Cleopatra
Troy
Kye T
Germany Enters the Third Reich by Calvin Hoover review
Bruce Catton summarizes Calvin B. Hoover's appraisal of the Nazi regime. Hoover argues the Nazis blend genuine social intent with brutal terror, foresee a lengthy tenure, and differ from Italian fascism in key ways. He contends only economic collapse or war defeat could topple Hitler's regime. Macmillan published at $2.50.
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Bruce Catton
Germany
Third Reich
Calvin B. Hoover
Hitler
Prof. Hoover
Donald Richweig
New York
East Prussia
Hoover
German Republic
Macmillan
Health disparities in city and country youth
A New York study finds East Side city schools report positive tuberculin tests far more often than 16 percent of same-aged children in a northern county. Researchers cite living conditions, occupation, race, and disease survival differences influencing health outcomes, noting cancer affects rural and urban elderly alike and racial factors shape disease predisposition.
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New York City
New York State
Federal employees face wage reforms while injustices persist
Side Glances by George Clark notes Luther Steward of the National Federation of Federal Employees condemns the paradox of government training for better wages while public injustices continue. He argues that the employer acts as reformer and critic simultaneously, highlighting a clash between policy aims and practice.
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Luther Steward
National Federation of Federal Employes
Quotes on power and progress from leaders and artists
A collection of pithy remarks from figures such as Senator Huey P Long, John D Rockefeller, and Henri Matisse. The sayings touch on government, wealth redistribution, rail versus auto transport, and the mood of Hollywood as a metaphorical light disease.
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Hollywood
Henri Matisse
Paris fashion fume tale inspires hourglass trend
A Chicago man died of a heart attack while parking his car, possibly from the shock of a nearby space. The fragment mentions sand, women wearing new Paris attire, and a wife’s secrets spoken in one ear.
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Paris
Chicago
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Columbia University
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