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Drake Fraud and the Drake Estate Swindle Examined
The piece chronicles a famed swindle led by a Venturer who claimed the estate of Sir Francis Drake had expanded and would yield vast returns. He lured victims across the Midwest and Mississippi Valley, with Uncle Sam's enforcement eventually ending the scam yet leaving believers still hopeful for a payoff.
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Midwest
Sir Francis Drake
London
Ban Trick Tests For Aliens
Washington announces changes to citizenship exams removing trick questions. Examiners will ask sensible questions to better gauge fitness for citizenship. The shift aims to replace past absurdities with practical, meaningful inquiry.
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Uncle Sam
Bunker Hil
Ireland
Congress
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Hospitals Hold The Bag On Auto Crash Bills
A New York hospital fund head notes auto crash victims incur about 33 dollars per admission, many bills unpaid. Hospitals face added burden as victims seek damages from drivers and delay payment. Public funds may need boosting to keep care flowing.
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David H. M. Pyle
United Hospital Fund of New York
Roosevelt to lead one man campaign in 1930s drive
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt will deliver many fighting speeches this year. F R will steer the bid with help from Ickes Hopkins and Morris Cooke while Moley trims the draft as Roosevelt works largely alone. The shift aims to counter Wall Street and Hearst opposition with a hard line.
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Ickes
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al Smith
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Rural Electrification Administration
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Ecard
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Harvard
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Literary Digest
Quotations from notable figures on politics and society
A collection of brief quotes from prominent figures on topics including Japan militarism Western influence and regulation, Roosevelt and economic policy, aging society, New Year resolutions, Townsend plan views, and the line between liberty and license. Sources include Dr Toyohiko Kagawa Rev Charles Coughlin Henry A Wallace Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler.
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Toyohiko Kagawa
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
British Hawk Eagle Ramshaw Captures Gotham Roof Attention
In New York a Scottish hawk eagle named Ramshaw visits the Gotham Hotel with Captain C. W. R. Knight. The pair travel widely, Ramshaw perches on speakers tables, enjoys turkey and salad, and stays in Knight’s apartment when indoors. The article notes Ramshaw’s gentle behavior and travel feats.
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Rami
Shaw
Scotland
Globe
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M. C
F. I
Mr. Ramshaw
Tallulah Bankhead
Manhattan
Harry Reichenbach
Rata Avis
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Eagle
Ramshaw
Drunk Patron Derailed Act Leaves Stage
A disruptive spectator refused to quiet, shouting for thirty minutes and demanding Richman sing stormy weather. Richman stopped the performance and left the floor, insisting the nuisance be escorted from the premises. Piano Taning and C. E. Fank reported the incident.
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Diet Metals and Lead in Foods: What You Need to Know
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that aluminum copper iron and tin pots do not harm health in typical use and may be harmless or beneficial. He notes copper manganese chromium tin silver aluminum cobalt and nickel occur in foods in small amounts and are eliminated naturally by the body. Lead is the dangerous metal in foods such as beans apples grapes and meat and daily intake is tiny yet potentially harmful.
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al Hands
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Industrial
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Jackson
Wilson
Roosevelt
Morris Fishbein
Gran
Nancy
Ronnie
Lakeville
Dana
Nancy Sald
Mra Cameron
Ellen
Mrs. Cameron
Scott Stanley
Aunt Ellen
Ronnie Moore
Agatha
Star Signals: Daily Guidance For July 13 1936
General indications warn against hasty decisions this afternoon with a tough day ahead. Birthdate hints show progress hampered yet purposeful. Travel or mental development potential appears in October and November 1936. Mind grows constructive and practical, aligned with routine work in April 1936. Danger spans July 40 through 26, 1936. Socially favorable window February 11–14, 1938.
Dana Cameron's wedding plans stir family secrets and doubts
In a Southern household Dana Cameron races to wed Ronnie Moore as Mrs Osborne and Dr Osborne discuss Scott Stanley's heartbreak. Dana's vow clashes with hidden feelings about a past romance, while gossip and secrecy threaten to upend the ceremony.
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