New Italian Heir Expected in January Amid European Tensions
In Brisbane this week the column muses on a possible male heir to the Italian throne due in January, Mussolini’s rise, and European questions. It notes Lloyds’ uncertainty about guaranteed succession and contrasts industrial peace with ongoing strikes in the United States.
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Italy
Lloyds
Mussolini
House of Savoy
France
United States
Poland
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Europe
Plans for a full unemployment census debated
Secretary Roper proposed a national unemployment census costing 13 to 15 million dollars, needing about 25 000 trained workers. The program would classify the unemployed by trades, help distinguish unemployable, and could become permanent to monitor job markets similar to England.
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Secretary of Commerce
Roper
United States
Congress
England
American Federation of Labor
Armistice Day Observance At Arlington National Cemetery
President Franklin D. Roosevelt led Armistice Day observances at Arlington National Cemetery. He laid a chrysanthemum wreath beside the Unknown Soldier tomb, with General Pershing and Secretary Swanson present along with a small military detachment.
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Claude Swanson
Malin Craig
Woodring
Army
Craig
Dresident Roosevelt
Arlington National Cemetery
General Pershing
Navy
Swanson
Why Roosevelt Won a Record National Victory, and What It Means
The writer analyzes the 1932 election results, arguing a blend of factors rather than a single cause led to Roosevelt’s overwhelming win. He notes split tickets, local versus national support, and voter faith in the New Deal, while warning about potential radical policy shifts and the test ahead for Roosevelt’s leadership.
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Ecretary of
Wallace
AAA
Roosevelt
Landon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Massachusetts
House
Lodge
George Washington
James Monroe
United States
Reasons Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Unica
Fruit Salad with Prunes and Roquefort Cheese
Historic recipe describes stewing eighteen large prunes with cinnamon and cloves until tender not mushy. Prunes cooled with pits left. Apples peeled quartered sliced and coated in mayonnaise then Roquefort cheese. Arrange on crisp lettuce. WNU Service.
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WNU Service
The Split Infinitive Explained in Style and Use
A split infinitive places to before a verb with an adverb between them. Purists frown yet many writers accept it when it improves rhythm or emphasis over the plain to form.
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