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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

6

Women Join Men as Devotees of This American Institution

The piece argues gambling appeals to women as well as men, noting slot machines and Bingo draw sustained bets. It cites a Harlem washroom joke and Queens stenographers contributing to a $100,000,000 annual take, with women possibly responsible for half, and highlights how small bets still profit operators.

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Gambling and women in New York loom large in TVA debate

The piece surveys women’s heavy involvement in betting from horse races to bridge and bookmaking, noting large sums spent by New York women and the seasonal rise of gambling culture. It then shifts to TVA cost allocations, arguing Army engineers overstate flood damages and advocating reallocation toward navigation, with a political backdrop in Maryland and Tennessee.

Washington Army David E. Lilienthal TVA Capitol Hill Roosevelt Senate Committee Army Engineers Tommy Corcoran Daniel W. Mead American Society of Civil Engineers Mead George W. Norris New York Chicago Illinois Ohio Maryland California Michigan New Orleans Louisville Miami Fla Junior Suffolk Downs Frieght Fareen Mewei Uecins Knoxville Harcourt A. Morgan Tennessee Valley Norris

Riviera Pleasures and Quiet Life Along the Italian Coast

National Geographic portrays the Italian Riviera from Genoa to the French border, contrasting casino gaiety with simple village life. Highlights Portofino and Zoagli perched on cliffs, private Castello San Giorgio, and Persuasive hill towns. The piece contrasts Levante coast towns with Ponente villages, noting Moorish history at Eze and the evolving tourist era along the shore.

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