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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
3
Dr Oscar K Rice, a 29 year old research chemist at Harvard University Laboratory, received the American Chemical Society annual prize of $1,000 for the most outstanding achievement in science.
A short verse titled Starling's Spring Ronde l by James Cousins celebrates spring arrival. The speaker clinks castanets and drums on a chestnut parapet as bees hum, inviting cheer and dismissing gloom.
In a lengthy broadcast of the Washington Circus debate, supporters claim 167 pledges with 177 undecided as veterans press for full adjusted compensation. Critics warn of a $2,000,000,000 demand and fear tax and budget derailment while veterans push Congress to honor promises amid Hoover era retrenchment debates.
The article reports Walter J. Wet Reid, candidate for Congress in Texas, changing his name to protest Prohibition, arguing veterans seek aid while civilians argue budgets. It notes veterans with no jobs press Congress amid fiscal questions, and Attorney General Mitchell explains delays in RCA dissolution suit and patent pool plans.
A varied slice of city life notes visitors remarking on corn cob pipes desks and trains in New York. The piece also covers a legal push by the Justice Department against RCA over anti trust charges and hints at a major trial before summer vacations.
A reader notes a dramatic weight loss claim tied to a Kruschen product marketed as a harmless morning dose with water. The message urges readers to try the bottle and warns against imitations, claiming health safeguards while promoting the fat loss scheme.
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