Poor Candidates Face Campaign Costs and Pressure
Byrd Sims, a Florida Democratic candidate for national committeeman and vice president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Florida, calls for protections for candidates from campaign fundraising burdens. He argues that excessive solicitations and required donations deter capable individuals from running, noting that rallies often prompt offers of money rather than issue questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee
Byrd Sims
Sims
Young Democratic Clubs of
Florida
Democratic Party
New Books Highlight Living Thoughts Series Expansion
Reviewed selections in The Living Thoughts Library including Jefferson by John Dewey and volumes on Paine Emerson and Pascal. Also notes five volume Men of Power by Fred Eastman offering 60 minute biographies of notable figures. series praised as a strong contribution to accessible biography.
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Jefferson
John Dewey
Living Thoughts
Longmans’ Green
Duda
America
Europe
John Dos Passos
Tom _ Paine
Francois Mauriac
Fred Eastman
Cokesbury Press
Nashville
Eastman
Jucfferson
Emerson
Pasteur
Franklin
Darwin
Tolstoy
Lincoln
Milton
da Vinci
Dickens
Matthew Arnold
Francis of Assisi
Cromwell
George Fox
John Burroughs
Graham Taylor
Trudeau
R. L. Stevenson
Gandhi
New Wave of Independent Producers Reshapes Hollywood
Hollywood is seeing a surge of new production outfits as major studios shed rigid structures. Producers like Capra, Ford, Lubitsch, and Lloyd quit big studios to pursue independent ventures, forming units or independent entities backed by deals with United Artists or Columbia. Some risk failure, but a few may redefine cinema with original work.
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Hollywood
Mayfair
Vogue
Screencraft
Classical
Argosy
Fine Arts
Film Associates
Academy
Frank Capra
Capra
Columbia
John Doe
Warners
Frank Lloyd
Paramount
United Artists
Ernst Lubitsch
Metro
Lot Lesser
Uniter Artists
Samuel Goldwyn Studios
Goldwyn
Company
Disney
Charley Chaplain
Walt Disney
David Selanick
Cecil DeMille
Gregory LaCava
Herbert Wilcox
Aldous Huxley
George Kaufman
Broadway
Eyes ears and teeth the gateways to child health
Dr Bolt outlines how eyes ears and teeth affect child development and public health. School screenings reveal many defects, with 15 to 20 percent showing eye or ear issues and dental problems being most prevalent. Silver nitrate eye care and audiometers aid early detection, while modern diets and hygiene influence decay rates. Accidents remain a leading cause of death for ages five to fifteen.
Man About Manhattan reminiscences by George Tucker
A reflective column traces New York figures from Huey Long to Jean Harlow, Will Rogers, and John Gilbert, recalling their lives and fates. The writer notes how faces fade, while scenes change, urging a sober inventory of remembered names and past encounters.
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Manhattan
George Tucker
New York
Huey Long
Osgood Perkins
Ray Henderson
Dexter Fellows
Tex Guinan
John Gilbert
Ziegfeld
David Belasco
Jean Harlow
Arthur Sommers Roche
O. O. McIntyre
Heywood Broun
Douglas Fairbanks
Bill Boyd
Ernest Torrence
John McGraw
Huey
Biff Jones
Washington
Art Neff
Walter Johnson
Wiley Post
Lambs Club
Will Rogers
Douglas Fair
Columbus
Ohio
Brunswick
Canada
Gilbert
Washington, D. C
Susan and
God
News Rooms
Aboard the Northern Belle a daring boxing plot unfolds
Val Cav allier confronts Eddie Cavalier and his crew aboard the ship after a night of misadventure. Captain Hansen and the crew reveal a staged abduction scheme to gift Val a dramatic scoop and ensure Massini fights Cavalier while reporting by ship radio.
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Hansen
Val
Helle Salle
Wike Keily
Hanenen
Eddie Crow
Steve Hansen
Eddie Cavalier
Cavalier
Steve
Matey
MacGregor
Barney
Frisco
Uffy Kelso
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Duffy Kelso
Captain Hansen
Johnny Massini
Massini
Duffy
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers and Dilemmas
Social etiquette questions cover signoffs, writing order, pencil letters, hosting, and tea invitations. Answers: avoid "Respectfully yours" for women, no fixed page sequence, pencil used only when ill in bed, hosting a bridge guest requires a prior invitation, and for tea invitations always send a regret or acceptance. The suggested club refusal option is to refuse gracefully, not merely state lack interest.
Car Breaks Down En Route to Hospital Baby Born
In Coatesville Pennsylvania a borrowed car broke down while speeding the pregnant wife toward a West Chester hospital. A motorist gave them a ride toward Coatesville ten miles away. On the outskirts the car caught fire but McComsey summoned a taxi and they reached the hospital just before their baby was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville
William M. McComsey, Jr
West Chester
McComsey
Portraits and Puzzles From a Word-Centered Page
A dense puzzle page blends a large word grid with clues for vertical and horizontal entries. It includes references to art, anatomy, and language clues, with mixed legible and garbled segments challenging solvers to extract names, terms, and thematic hints from the mosaic of letters.
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John H. Perry Associates
West 30Th Street
N. Y
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OPO
Panama City
News- Herald
Bay County
Gulf Coast
Inew
Peres
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Paul Harrison
NEA
Jacksonville
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Brownsville
Charleston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Eastport
Galveston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Memphis
New Orleans
New
Philade
Phils
Hols
San Antonio
San Francisco
Beatty Fort Myers
Elowid Sone
Panama
Richard Arthur* Bolt, M. D
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Maternal and Child Health Section
American Public Health Association
Dr. Bolt
K. O. Cavalier
Jerry Brondfield
Chapter
Stevie
Mister Cavalier
Pop Grimes
Oakland
Dusty Kelso
North America
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