Panama City Aims for Grand Labor Day Celebration
The Central Labor Council and affiliated unions plan a major Labor Day event in Panama City. Building on the Fourth of July Carnival success, organizers seek broad citizen cooperation to attract Southland visitors the first weekend in September. Strong labor and business ties bolster expectations of a large tourist draw.
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Panama City
News-Herald
Southland
Do You Pay Taxes as a Shared Burden Opinion
Pensacola Journal discusses a Gallup poll finding one in four Americans claim not to pay taxes. The piece argues taxes are paid indirectly by renters, grocers, and consumers, stressing public education on tax duties and civic engagement to prevent apathy and uninformed spending.
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Gallup
City Camps Teach Youth Self Reliance in Open Air
New York City launches day camps for boys to learn fire making without matches, wigwam building, smoke signaling, star study, and outdoor cooking. Operated with WPA recreation groups, camps emphasize self reliance over ready made living, echoing open air education of the Scouts and stressing practical ingenuity.
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New York City
Migs Louise Lynn
WPA
We the Women and Indian Day Camps in Small Towns
Ruth Millett argues summer favors the quiet average girl who can win a man with little effort and style a simple cotton dress. The piece shifts to a note on day camps using outdoor lore to lure children, suggesting communities adopt wilderness trails in smaller towns for broader appeal.
Chamberlain and Quest for Peace
Highlights from a new book on Neville Chamberlain, with excerpts from his speeches about Europe on the brink of war. It cites his warnings on Polish-German tensions around Danzig, the risk of a broader conflict, and the impact on British finances and potential trade gains if tension eased.
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Neville Chamberlain
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M. Blum
Europe
Great Britain
France
Danzig
Poland
Germany
Sun tanning guidance from a Family Doctor column
Dr Morris Fishbein cautions against tanning fast to avoid sunburn. He notes common suntan preparations block UV or heat rays and warns gradual tanning is safer. Begin with three to four minutes daily, increasing by one to two minutes each day to achieve protective tanning by week’s end.
Worry Therapist of New York Markets Her Therapy
In New York Claire Winett known as the Happiness Girl offers professional worrying as a service. For a small fee she listens to clients troubles and offers advice while learning psychology and metaphysics to enhance her practice. Her clients are mainly forlorn husbands and wives seeking relief from domestic discord.
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New York
Claire Winett
Wall Street
MR. Ross
Mrs. Willett
Willett
Sam Pokrass In Hollywood A Troubled Composer
Harrison in Hollywood recalls Sam Pokrass a prolific but misunderstood composer whose life spanned the Kiev violin era to Hollywood. From a violent upbringing to a Paris jail and a Ritz Brothers contract his bursts of melody met a hard luck end with reports of heart trouble.
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St. Petersburg
Michael Vanditch
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Maurice Chevalier
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Newly appointed U.S. army head puzzle solution
New York July 7 report cites Dr. Robert C. Cook warning bootleg birth control may produce a nation of stupid dolts. He argues birth rate balance, better babies, and educated leadership are essential for democracy.
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United States
Robert C. Cook
Collier’s
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Cook
America
Collier
United States Nation
Colts
Mind Your Manners answers for luncheon etiquette
A vintage etiquette quiz covers candle use, tablecloth choice, napkin matching, bread and butter plate use, grapefruit skin removal, and a hostess nudge for seconds. Correct responses: candles not required, partial cloth usage allowed, napkins should contrast, bread and butter plate used, grapefruit segments skins removed, and best reply to seconds is No thank you, but it certainly is delicious.
Burgeary in reverse Albuquerque burglar puzzle
A burglar who broke into Ben Ramirez's home left a puzzling trail depositing two trunks and taking nothing, puzzling police as they investigate the curious case in Albuquerque. The unusual motive and actions raise questions about the burglar's intent and connection to the residence.
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Albuquerque
Ben Ramirez
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