Aftermath of 1932 election shadows new Congress
The piece weighs the dawn of a Democratic era with promises vs. performance. It notes a wary optimism among leaders, regional splits over Hoover versus Norris and Wheeler, and the risk of a large unwieldy majority. It suggests Roosevelt seeks to avoid an extra session and cautions of uncharted political waters ahead.
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Hoover
Owen D. Young
Barney Baruch
al Smith
Norris
Wheeler
Congress
Roosevelt
Catfishing Days by a Lakeside Summer Memory
A nostalgic first person reminiscence recalls fishing for catfish from a leaky boat near a muddy lake, tying poles to bicycles, and quietly passing long afternoons in a boat with friends. The piece reflects on youth, happiness, and the simple pleasures of summer days.
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Avline
Skeater
Skeeters
Warner's
U. S. Air Strength and Domestic Affairs in 1933
In 1933 a U S air force assessment ranks the United States fourth in world air power with 1814 airplanes across the regular army national guard and organized reserves and recommends five more pursuit squadrons to balance defenses in Panama and Hawaii. The piece also discusses marital discretion and implies private life impact on national security, quoting King Features Syndicate content.
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U. S
United States
F. Tribee Davison
Panama
Hawaii
Air Corps
Canedo
Mexico
Mina Eaeleeee
Eagie
Lock Your Car Doors To Foil Thieves
A New York woman found jewelry valued at 30 000 to 50 000 dollars and 100 000 dollars in securities stolen from her parked car after a two hour shopping trip. The Scranton Times urges drivers to lock cars to curb theft and warns that many burglars exploit unlocked vehicles.
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New York
The
Scranton Times
Technology and Bridge Unleashes Fear of Unemployment
A discussion on procedure and ethics in bridge condemns electro mechanical dealing as destroying human skill and social balance. Observers warn labor saving devices threaten the game and the country while noting a Wall Street theft of 300000 in bonds, unsure if face or market value.
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Wall Street
Cari
Face Vale
Martet Vale
World News Transmission From Cape Town Report
Modern news transmission faced a test reporting Any Jennson Mollison’s arrival in Cape Town from London. The news traveled via undersea cables and wires, reaching New York shortly after departure, with rapid relay through the transatlantic network and the Cable Office in Cayce Town.
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Cape Town
London
Nash
New York
Cape
Town
South Africa
Cayce Town
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
St. Vincent
Madeira
Azores
The
Press Association
Hints and Dints of the Dim Past in One Page
A collage of humorous snippets and aphorisms from a vintage paper. Jokes, domestic vignettes, stray quotes, and odd observations blend politics culture and daily life in a freeform collage. The tone mimics a late era humor column with scattered names places and dated references.
Editorial Digest From Bywponinr Daily Views
A compact digest from the By Newspapers union edited by Consolidated Press Association presents editorial summaries and viewpoints on current events. It compiles notable opinions from editorial pages and contrasts diverse perspectives across outlets.
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Consolidated Presa Associaton
Allotment For Farm Relief Proves Puzzling To Country
A Chicago conference urged a domestic price level plan to stabilize farm prices via acreage refunds and tariff protections. The plan would pay farmers for reducing output, pass costs to consumers, and be administered by the Federal Farm Board, with debate over breadth and fairness continuing in Congress.
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Chicago
The
Houston Chronicle
Asbury Park Evening Press
Congress
Bernard Baruch
Roosevelt
Charlotte Observer
Federal Farm Board
NEW York Sun
United States
The Way of Robins by Edgar A Guest
A reflective piece on robin parenthood, wondering if mothers fear the day fledglings face the world. The robins guide hatchlings, teach them to seek food and shelter, and depart to make their own way without money or possessions. Copyright 1932.
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Robin
Roois
Edgar A. Guest
Press Comments on Politics and Economy Across States
A compilation of editorial quips and quotes from multiple papers cites political figures, fiscal strains, and equality concerns. It mentions farmers, voters, and proposed Philippine governance schemes, reflecting sharp national commentary on policy and leadership.
Weekly Health Talk on Measles Dangers and Quarantine
Doctor Theodore B. Appel warns that measles is highly contagious and can cause lasting harm. Parents should isolate suspected cases, follow medical orders, and recognize quarantine as a public health measure to limit contagion and protect children.
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Theodore B. Appel
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