Assassination and Massie Case Headlines Stir 1932 News
The report outlines the shooting of French statesman Doomer by a Russian fascist, the Massie trial outcomes in Honolulu, and political fallout in Congress and states. It notes Hoover’s rebuke to Congress over budget balancing, Navy ship plans under Hale, and various election developments including Maryland, California, and Alabama primaries. Al Capone’s federal sentence is noted, as are Sino-Japanese shifts in Shanghai and a Supreme Court ruling on packers and primaries.
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Aul Doumer
French Republic
Wer
France
Paul Gorgulote
M. Doomer
Bf Doomer
Gorguleff
Monté Carlo
Massie
Honolulu
Kahahawai
Davis
Lawrence"Al. Judd
Kaydeg
Navy
Fortestue
Beamen Lord
Jones
Judd
Tadge Davis
Hawaii
Washington
Sammys
Texas
Bondlulu
Congress
Honotuka
Massie World
Clarence Darrow
Senate
Bingham
Hawaiian Islands
Hoover
White House
Goldsborouga
House
War and Navy Departments
Economy Committee
Appropriations Committee
Aryland
Joseph France
Chicago
Baltimore
Gtv
Maryland
United States
al Capone
Federal
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Scarface
Wilkerson
El-Al
Poe
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury Mills
Benjamin Cardozo
District of Colombia
Supreme Courts
Justice Cardozo
Butler
van Devanter
Democratic Executive Committee
Cardozo
Hughes
Justines Brandeis
Storie
Roberts
George Otis Smith
Federal Power Commission
Smith
Power Commission
Eagle Brand
Merits and limits of a universal English based basic language
Harold Wentworth of the Cornell faculty promotes a universal English based language of about 50 words that a foreigner could learn in a week to condense Shakespeare. He argues it could serve international communication, rivaling Esperanto, though pidgin English already fills a similar role along the China coast and uses a handful of basic verbs and nouns to express many ideas.
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Harold Wentworth
Cornell
Wentworth
Ching Coast
Legacy judgments in Yarrow will target certain women
In Sir Alfred Yarrow's will the shipbuilder criticizes women he deems to lead useless lives and leaves legacies to a set of women he believes have “justified their existence.” The document comments on the perceived condition of women’s lives and values their worth in his will.
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Alfred Yarrow
Music Calms the Deranged at Mercedes Hospital Buenos Aires
The article describes music therapy in Mercedes hospital Buenos Aires where inmates are calmer and engaged. A band and orchestra have been organized, with solo vocal and instrumental performances. Musicians are motivated by the outreach to homes and friends, and patients show growing skill and cultivated voices.
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Mercedes Hospital
Buenos Aires
Iverr
Stans
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