Third Party Movements in United States History
The passage chronicles various 19th and early 20th century third party movements in New York and beyond. It notes Anti Renters Barn Burners Bucktails Conservatives Know Nothings Loco-Focos Liberal Republicans and Roosevelt's Progressive party, highlighting their goals and limited national impact. It concludes that history offers little hope for 1932 third party efforts if main party platforms oppose them.
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New York
van Rensellaer
Albany
Wright
Madison
Congress
Loco-Focos
Greeley
Theodore Roosevelt
LaFollette
Hoover Economy Plan Attacked as Political Game
Democratic leaders denounce Hoover’s economy message as a political ploy to shift costs to Democrats. They say a bipartisan commission would delay drastic cuts and that substantial savings could be achieved by reducing departments and personnel. The piece argues further that many government jobs could be cut without harming individuals, and that party politics drive the delay.
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Hoover
Congress
Democratic House
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Vanishing Market Echoes in Farm Credit and Motor Age
A long excerpt discusses farmers ignoring bankers advice on marketing and adopting motorized farming. It notes bankers’ warnings about shifting from horses to motorized equipment, the impact on corn and oats demand, and the need to find new markets for increased production amid changing economics and technology. It also includes fragmented musings on society and public policy.
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Luna
Tura
Praise and Knocks Shape a Strong Boss and Worker
The piece argues that praise is sweet but knocks are essential to growth. It advocates disciplined effort, accountability, and steady improvement at work, noting that businesses must control costs or risk bankruptcy and layoffs. Confidence comes from competence and readiness to handle criticism.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Laughs From Life The Gadget Trust Chief’s Mischief
A humor piece features Mr. Glucass of the Gadget Trust and his son Junior in a domestic scene. Junior breaks two windows, sparking a spat over their value and a planned spanking. The piece lampoons industry power and public life with satire on wealth and influence.
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Fred
Mrs. Glucass
Junior
Mr. Glucass
Glucass
Old Bean
Gadget Company
Gluecass
England
Mussolini
Frederick P. Ghucass
The
Gadget Trust
Brookhart Faces Electoral Dilemma in Iowa Senate Race
Iowa Senator Smith Wildman Brookhart confronts a ballot dilemma as Henry Field wins the Republican nomination with 35 percent. If Brookhart runs independent he risks helping the wet Democrat Louis Murphy win, despite potential gains against Field. Field’s win upends party hopes.
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Washington
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Iowa
Senate
Grand Jury
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Field
Brookhart
Louis Murphy
Murphy
Panama
United States
Canal Zone
United States Senate Friends of
Brooket
Glenn Haynes
Haynes
Deafness and its impact across ages and causes
The article discusses deafness as a widespread condition across life stages, stressing its severe effect on youth and the crucial role of hearing in language and learning. It cites Helen Keller on its complexity, notes the higher number of deaf children than blind, and attributes causes to congenital and acquired factors.
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Helen Keller
America
Hambone 5 Meditations by J P Alley
A brief notice promotes Hambone 5 Meditations by J P Alley with a peculiar title and author credit. The item signals a literary or theatrical work and notes its existence in the periodical. No further details are provided about content or availability.
Hollywood Gossip Shy Alexander Kirkland Dismisses Hollywood Book Plan
Alexander Kirkland, new to Hollywood, declares he will not write an inside story about the scene. He has scarcely visited Hollywood places, preferring Malibu Beach and nearby towns, and dislikes the noise and pomp of premieres. Greta Garbo remains unseen behind a canvas tent while Zasu Pitts’ neighbors watch. Historian note credits Conrad Nagel with launching the hero slap trend.
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Hollywood
Alexander Kirkland
Lowa
Pasadena
Santa Monica
Malibu Beach
Embassy
Mayfair
Kirkland
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City
Shy Garbo
Greta Garbo
Zasu Pitts
Jimmy Cagney
Conrad Nagel
Nagel
Genevieve Tobin
Love
Weekend church visits and society notes from June 1917
Rev A R Price preached at Alexandria Episcopal church on Sunday. Mrs W C Barringer plans to attend her son Victor Barringer Jr's graduation at the U S Naval Academy on June 20 in Annapolis. Mrs S E Robinette and her daughter, former guests of Mrs S W Handy, departed for Doss. Grace church guild meets Tuesday with Mrs R J Casper. North Side Bridge club hosted by Mrs Sidney Levy on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Hubert Thomas returned to New York. Mrs B J Renaud leaves for a fortnight in Logtown. Prof William A Haden to present a music class recital tomorrow at the city school auditorium.
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A. R. Price
Alexandria
Episcopal Church
W. C. Barringer
Annapolis
Victor Barringer, Jr
U. S. Naval Academy
S. E. Robinette
S. W. Handy
Doss
Grace Church Guild
R. J. Casper
North Side Bridge Club
Sidney Levy
Hubert Thomas
New York
B. J. Renaud
Logtown
William A. Haden
City School
Calendar Confusion Tells of No Watch in Hall
In a humorous line a speaker admits no watch, a voice from the back jokes about a calendar behind him. In a brief unrelated note, Australia allows tipping Pullman car porters.
Friday Radio Schedule Big Menu of NBC CBS Stations
Radio network listings outline the Friday schedule across NBC and CBS with regional chains and coast to coast programs. The guide notes multiple time blocks from 1:30 to 11:30 PM featuring varied acts including Betty Moore Trio, The Goldbergs, Leo Reisman Orchestra, Violet Lopez, and Cab Calloway Orchestra among others.
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Associated Press
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Cent. East
Woman’s Radio Review
Betty Moore
Skippy
The
Goldbergs
Orch
Cavaliers
Eskimo Night Club
Leo Reisman
Russ Columbo
Vincent Lopez
Ralph Kirbery
Moss Or
Teddy Black
CBS
WABC
Cent
Easy Aces
Sketch
Bogie
Helen Beard
Dixie
Connie Boswell
Basic
Sam
West
Belasco Orch
Gus van
Ambassadors
Shilkret Orchestra
Adventures In Health
Barlow Symphony
Nelson
Lanny Ross
Redmann
Arnheim Orch
Sissie Orchestra
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East
Orphan Annie
Amos
A. Rolfe
Sisters of the Skillet
Friendship Town
Roy Shield
Whiteman
Pickens Sisters
Amos 'N
Andy—thepeat
Dornberger
Cab Calloway
Southern Symphonies
Jones & Hare
Back-to-the-farm movement grows in Texas
Editorial notes a large rural migration in Texas as 2,477 families moved to farms in 102 counties last spring. About 74,000 urban residents may head to rural districts in 1932, with many landlords returning to farming to cope with low commodity prices and taxes. The trend signals an end of the old era of city wartime expansion and a shift toward agricultural self-sufficiency amid deflation and industrial surplus.
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Victor H. Schoffelmayer
The
Dallas News
Texas
Schoffelmayer
Pungent Opinions and Quips on Politics and Progress
A collection of satirical lines on politics, war, and daily life. It reflects on public service, consumer choices, humor about shirts and pins, roads and beds in forests, fashion trends, blame during war, medicine habits, and the search for a great man to improve democracy.
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