Pulling Together with Baldwin and Britain United
Premier Baldwin urges closer ties between Great Britain and the United States at a dinner of MPs and stresses shared democratic ideals. The piece notes contrasts in governance, press freedom, and public opinion, warning that true unity requires mutual respect and real financial commitments, not empty words.
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Stanley Baldwin
Sam
America
Ftn
Great Britain
United States
Baldwin
Premier Baldwin
League of Nations
Mediterranean
England
Bank of England
The Glamour of Gangster Funerals Fades
Attorney General Cummings told a Town Hall forum that the 1934 crime campaign reduced gangster prestige and public funerals. He said politicians rarely attend gangster funerals now, and the public views gangsters as common criminals rather than heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
G-men
Inaugural Parade Changes Under Roosevelt Policy
The president vetoes a costly inaugural ceremony and bans marching clubs. The parade from Capitol to the White House will comprise detachments from the Army Navy Marine Corps cadets and midshipmen plus governors wishing to attend. This reflects a restrained, symbolizes a unified United States under a democratic republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Capitol
White House
Army and Navy
Marine Corps
Art Critics in Germany Face State Thumbs Up or Down
A writer argues that Nazi style control of art mirrors imperial Rome and urges free criticism as essential. He recalls Goering’s failed push into playwriting, criticizes the suppression of dissent, and contrasts past open critique with modern propaganda. The piece links cultural control to broader political power and public resistance.
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Germany
Rome
Herr Goering
Brck
Herr Gowving
TC Tammany
Dueima
Tower East Side
Greenpoint
Hercules
Thetorical Bank
Nac
Renaissance Critics and Creative Power Across Nations
Fragmented remarks compare Hubbell and Dizzy Dean to a day of intense artistic uproar. scenes of brawling at Palazea of the Sig- Nort Cellini accompany praise for Renaissance and democratic criticism. Mentions Shelby, Keats, Wordsworth, Pater, Coleridge, Disraeli slur, and national creative contrasts across Germany England and Italy.
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Hubbell
Dizzy Dean
Sig- Nort Cellini, Co
Shelly, Keats, Landor
Wordsworth
Walter Pater
ST. Coleridge
England
Disraeli
Germany
Prante
Italy
Rise of free criticism in arts and sports discourse
The piece discusses the rise of fearless criticism in arts and sports, praising American sports writers from Charlie Bryden to Damon Runyon for their sharp, concise prose. It argues that free criticism fuels creativity and culture, contrasting it with restricted or heavy editorial control and noting Germany’s suppression of press freedom as a cautionary example.
Sinusitis and Nasal Sinuses Explained by Dr Copeland
A medical overview explains nasal sinuses and sinusitis, its causes, and seasonal susceptibility. Sudden weather changes, dampness, and cold raise risk. symptoms include severe facial headache, nasal discharge, and possible digestive or lung complications. Diagnosis typically uses X ray. treatment can cure if early, but chronic cases may require surgery.
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Hoyal S. Copeland
M. D
Tam
St. Vitus
King Feas
Odd Tales From Far Lands Of Thieves And Tails
A clipped article fragment notes thieves in Yugoslavia removing and selling horses tails to violin bow makers. It mentions Greek use of opiates and other drugs in revolt era contexts and weaponized pain relief. The text reflects scattered historical curiosities rather than a single event.
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Yugoslavia
Once Overs By C O McIntyre On New York flight of fame and fame’s toll
A fragmented portrait of public figures and performers in New Yorks cultural orbit. C O McIntyre sketches how celebrated aviators actors and writers like Lindbergh Baer Parker Byrd Mayer and Gatyendur alter after fame. The piece notes Bucks County whimsical literary influx near Times Square and odd scenes from umbrella hawkers to street newsies, reflecting a modern celebrity ecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Mia
Colonel Lindbergh
Paris
Anella Esrhrt
Harry’ Richman
Broadway
Hemian
Max Baer
Jaz
Baer
Hue
Ourlosa
George Fhurmanso
Bucks County
Doylestown
Greenwich Village
Times Square
Dorothy Parker
Pean
Buck
Lester Cohen
Paul Ernst
J. Perleman
Edwin Justln Mayer
Brooklyn, Bridge
Personality Can Be Acquired in Reader's Digest Piece
Elsie Robinson reviews Dr Henry C Link dialogue on personality development in The Reader's Digest December issue. He argues personality can be measured and improved by focusing on others needs, shifting from personal asset to social service, contrasting IQ with PQ tests, and praising humility over arrogant show.
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Elsie Robinson
Henry C. Link
Ling
Psychological Service Center
New York City
Link
Tech. Digne
Ten and Twenty Years Ago December 23 1916
The Rev Frederick C Price Jr rector of St Pauls Episcopal church will be ordained to the priesthood at tomorrows service at St Pauls. The Rev William Y Gapers bishop of the diocese of West Texas will officiate. From the files of the S A Light. DECEMBER 23 1926 T Balle Jr elected president of the San Antonio chapter Associated General Contractors of America at a Builders exchange meeting. Other officers are Y A Walker and Will Orth with Edward Walsh and a Rheiner named directors.
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Frederick C. Price Jry
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
St. Paul’s
William Y. Gapers
West Texas
S. A. Light
3. T. Balle Jr
San Antonio
Associated General Contencters of America
Buildsers Exchange
Y. A. Walker
Will Orth
Edward Walsh
Public funds criticizes Ickes and power project
A fragmented opinion notes Mr Ickes handling of Federal Works Administration funds and criticizes his public stance. The text hints that a Supreme Court ruling on a buzzard roost power project could test his response, implying potential political tension.
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Ickes
FWA
Supreme Court
Mr. Ickes
React
MALON
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