House Should Not Follow Pacifist Leader Collins
The editorial urges the Democratic House not to bow to pacifist pressure led by Mississippi’s Collins over the 1933 war department appropriation. It notes Senate cuts of about 65 million below last year and warns that House concessions would weaken national defense and betray the party and country. It calls Speaker Garner and other leaders to resist the minority faction.
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War Department
Senate
Collins
Mississippi
Department
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Federal
Treasury
United States
Garner
Rainer
Crisp
McDuffie
Democratic House
Army of
Paulist Collina
Democratic Party
Ingratutude of Republics Honor for Clemenceau Sparks Debate
A Paris unveiling of a Clemenceau statue drew protests as the family refused attendance and critics called the ceremony private while mourning the assassinated President Doumer. The piece lauds Clemenceau as France’s savior and laments perceived against him ingratitude, drawing a parallel to Lloyd George in Britain.
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France
Paris
Endelatessijan
Clemenceau
Monsieur Doumer
Doumer
Clemunceau
Chamenceau
Franne
Lloyd George
British Empire
England
Marry Go Round and Lacrosse Tales Amid City Sports
The page blends a broad mix of topics: a humorous critique of devotion and marriage, a North Side basketball junior division start with players like Finney Holder and John H. Wood, and Maryland lacrosse semi finals featuring Rutgers and Johns Hopkins. It also notes a Philadelphia stadium lease draft, a July 3 opening and July 26 Yankees clash, and a planned 70,000-seat venue with likely city council approval.
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Swoek
Eourney
Tennin
Dar" Lowell
Mark Tenin
Finney Holder
Harold Folks
John H. Wood
Ben Brasiley
Steve Quielani
Baxter Jackson
Billy Byrd
Toys
John H. Woodway
Neater
Ben Bradley
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Wil
Man Named Petts Sare in Golf World Crown Bid
New York June 1 A chaotic report recalls the moment when Alan Asielel Meng py witnessed Petts Sare surge toward a potential British Open title. The scene includes Lionlike chatter, a caddie’s reply, and a promise of a dramatic finish as bets and nerves tightened around a pivotal moment in golf history.
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Alan G
Asie Lel Meng
New York
Dan
Tady Astor
Uh Wa
Yemontay
Renty
Personal reminiscences by a New York writer interview
A long, fragmentary interview captures a writer's candid notes on fashion, personal habits, and cultural figures. He cites Helen Wills Moody, Raquel Miller, Isadora Duncan, James Berton, Ted Healy, and Isadora Duncan again, discusses travel, tastes, and opinions on Wall Street and literature, and recalls encounters in Harlem and European cities.
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New York
Andrew Mellon
Elacter
Helen Wills Moody
Basil Woon
Jay Dee
Raquel Miller
Meury Ti
Will Hoge
Texas
Goman
Enybody
Rexformantes
George Bernad Shaw
Ateak Exchange
Frank Buck
Mt. Veron
Isadora Duncan
TC Wes
James Berton
Harlem
Hupope
Antwerp
Tim Straid
Ted Healy
George Jeet Nathan
Porter George
Etiquette for entertaining and introductions at a home visit
A correspondence discusses proper hostesses attire guest introductions and seating for a family visit. It covers who should be introduced the order of introductions to relatives and friends and the appropriate dress and apron for a formal gathering.
Guide to Hosting Tea Table Etiquette and Card Design
A dated and fragmented guide outlines hosting duties for tea guests with roles for hostesses, tea and coffee service, and placing tea accessories. It suggests card styles, paper choices, and typography, noting old English type is waning and Antique Roman or shaded Roman styles are fashionable.
Listen World Inspired Faith in Self and God 1933
Elsie Robinson urges readers to resist doubt and despair through faith in oneself and in God. She shares a personal scheme to face dark times, choosing light by belief, fellowship, and perseverance, stating three core supports and a commitment to hope.
And Remember When by DUN MARR Ass Auditor
Bexar County reminiscences recall Antonio’s first paving by Mickléjohn a notable figure of the era Mesquite blocks creosote paving formed two factories in the 1890s Docks of paving on Alamo plaza Jenn de Menger street and the downtown subway completion sparked celebrations Paving later extended to Mason and Broadway with early miles dating back to the late 19th century
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Dun Marr
Bexar County
Fan Antonio
Mickléjohn
Yrry
Jenn de Menger
Winismantreet
Alamo Plaza
Uhr
Mcklejohn
San Antonio
Gene Keeps Cup Wife Takes Dog Colorful Derby Feud
Gene Sarazen defended his championship cup on a wet New York day as his wife claimed their dog won a different prize. The scene unfolded with praise and playful skirmishes over who earned the glory.
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Gene
Wife
0 and 20 Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A fragmented San Antonio Light clipping recalls historical notes from May 1913 including a proposed warfare station near Helly field, a new steam plow test project on bruat lands near Blahog, and the Central Federation of Women's Clubs eleventh biennial convention delegates heading to San Francisco. Delegates listed include Mrs. Mertsberg, Miss King, Miss Smith, and Miss Chinnell Pertarnn.
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Bat Antonto Women's Clubs
Central Federation of*Womens's Clubs
Ban Francisco
Ie Banta Pe
Mia
ST Mertsberg
Mira
Rater
Misn' Garah
King
Hmith
Miss Chinnel
Pertarnn
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Waly
Ana Hues
Gene Sararen Caime
Fee Orm Ann
Shether
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