Editorial on Purchasing Power and Public Works Revival
The piece argues to expand business volume by boosting consumer buying power rather than relying on inflation. It highlights public works under the National Recovery Act, wage rises, and efficient expenditure by Harold L. Ickes to reduce unemployment. It stresses timely projects and future moderation if needed, with confidence in scientific public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Act
National Recovery Administration
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Federal Administrator of Public Works
Univertal Service
Ickes
Cear
Hearst
Renton
To Go or Not to Go Is College Worth It Debate
The piece weighs college value against direct work, noting most notable people listed in Who's Who attended college. It argues that while some business figures doubt college, about 85 percent of prominent individuals are college graduates and earning advantages may arise only after four years of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Von
Gover
Collegi
Wendy Hame
Armament and Peace Talks At Geneva Face Hard Realities
In Geneva disarmament talks no nation surrenders power as fears of future war loom. The piece notes Hitler's threats against the Versailles treaty, small nations kept alive by it, and the stubborn hold of military weapons. It cites Simon Lake and Elinor Lake’s submarine work as enduring milestones in naval arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ballon
Hitler
Germany
Foland
Czechoslovakia
Jugalavia
Rumania
Versailies
Ganeva
Colt
Ann
Cyeloiy
Cressy
Hogue
Aboukir
Lusitsnia
Walsh
United States
Ated Ness
Nent
Toorn
Harlow Carlenes Tease and Texas Pictures Review
A vintage theater notes in Texas screens Lionsgate era films with Harowls and Nelson Harding writings. It previews two features Destination Unknown and She Had to Buy Yes with Loretta Young and Winnie Lightner, plus a Zasu Pitts comedy, a Majestic re view of Bondage, Rasputin and Empress, and a promise of strong performances by Alan Hale Pat O'Brien Betty Compson and others. The writeup casts a critical eye on pacing, settings, and moral tone while highlighting entertainment value and bargain pricing for the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
Winnie Lightner
Hollywood
Alan Hale
Pat O'Brien
Betty Compson
Jhumy Dunn
Joan Bennetto
Arizona
Listen World by Elsie Robinson explores a college girl's uncertain future
The story follows Sissy, a middle class daughter sent to college by frugal parents. Four years of campus life end with little to show for the investment, as Sissy returns home restless and unprepared for work. Dad recalls his sister Em, who married early and built a stable life, while Sissy finds no clear path, questioning the value of higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Bissy
Sissy
Hal Garson
Hal
Young
Public Auction Opens Thrst Bale of Season at San Antonio Calton Exchange
Tomorrow afternoon the yearly bale sale returns to the San Antonio Calton Exchange in the basement of the Cy Nelson bank building. This year the bale comes from Hugo Prana of Three Rivers and marks the second consecutive year Me Fritz has led as the weekly top seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WORY
San Antonio Calton Exchange
Cy Nnonal Bank
Hugo Prana
Frits
Elfarix
Elrond
BnVal Wert
Diary of a New York Evening in 1933
A fragmented diary like glimpse in New York through July 17 1933 recounting breakfast with notable figures Diary of modern Pepys mentions travel by ship with William Vanderbilt and his Alva voyage details and posthumous publication plans. It notes social scenes on Broadway and mentions actors writers and public figures observed in passing with colorful anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Pernicious Anemia By Royals Copeland MD
Dr Roy Royals Copeland explains pernicious anemia once feared but now treatable with liver extracts. He outlines early symptoms pale complexion fatigue loss of appetite and digestive issues plus the diagnostic role of blood counts and hemoglobin measurements. The article notes dramatic improvements with modern therapy and urges awareness and treatment.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A caustic exploration of gender relations contrasts women's anxieties with men's social ease. The column humorously probes jealousy, deceit, and hypocrisy, arguing men and women navigate romance with differing freedoms and expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
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Corl
Simon Lake
Poy
Pleasantville
New Jersey
Jules Verne
Mellon
Elinor Lake
Linescat One Te Bins
United Auer
New York
Aldewlae
Harlow
Carlene Hee
Nelson Harding
Sam Woolford
Ife
Texas
Clark Gul
Jean Harlow
Jez
Gable
Mada
New York State
Stu Ervin
Zasu
Summersill
the Majestic
Slim
Jove West
Rasputin
Fionel
Gwynch
Amy Vane
Honolulu
Elsie Robinson
Collene
Mather
Sisny
Mother
Tory
Lily
The
San Antonio
Suly
Usopiy
Ted
FP Sroknis
Medina Dim
T. B. Moxey
Pepys
Stuart
Prine
Kenta Speed
Harold Anderson
Harry Mack Reed
Willis Wood Williams
Plattsburg
Princeton
Yale
Jimmy Durante
Jimmy
Billy
Phyllis Seaman
William
Anthony Adverse
Noble Tayle
Boinks
Myrna
Broadway
Romanne
Neil Andrews
Dorothy Hall
White Way
APATL
Christopher Morles
Manhattan
Jolson
Kit Rush
Montague Glass
Ruszla
Oy Montague
Glass
Crystal Hearn
Ives
Stuyvesant
Hose Coghlan
Edwin Booth
Eleanor Robeson Belmont
John Eveduslé
Williamt Muldoon
Max Baer
Jack Dempsey
Bronx
Paris
McNaught
Royals
Copeland, M. D
Johnny
Sis
King Fra. Syn, Inc
Tilansinend
Bret Lyn
Air Evry
Onulirun Stonneh
Raine
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