Collapse of NRA Under Capel an Editorial
The Chicago Tribune on February 25 laments the NRA collapse, arguing Congress has no bill ready, NRA is dead, and restrained press policy preserved liberty. It condemns codes, prosecutions, and coercive tactics, praising editors for defending free press and American liberty.
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NRA
Chicago Tribune
Congress
National Recovery Administration
NBA
Lcense
Star Chamber
Fred Perkins
York
Perkins
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Ng Country
Banker Hill
Urgent federal aviation plan to save American air transport
The federal aviation commission urges Congress to grant power to revise air mail rates, extend existing contracts, and enact major regulatory measures to prevent collapse of U S air transport. It warns of national security risks and calls swift action to stabilize and develop American air supremacy.
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Congress
Federal Aviation Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
America
Salt Licks and Sorrow in a Primitive Call to Courage
A reflective prose piece by Elsie Robinzon urging readers to seek hardship and hardship’s salt in life. It uses cow country imagery to argue that salt is essential for spirit, and that facing humiliation, competition, and sorrow strengthens character. Copy 2049 by Kine Feas. Syn tar.
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Elsie Robinzon
Singh
Alvindarce
Kine Feas
Dandruff Causes and Home Care Tips from Cheese King Feels 138
This article discusses scalp health and the common condition dandruff. It covers causes, the role of general health, and the impact of washing frequency. It recommends clean scalp, Castile soap use, and a yolk-based shampoo, plus vigorous scalp massage to boost circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dandrurr
Tam Olen
Danéruff
Castile
King Fees, Sym, Inc
Stars and Stripes and a Niece’s Wedding Amid Crisis
In a muddled reflection, Musson contemplates Ethiopia’s trouble over his niece’s marriage. The piece jokes about political futility in the United States Senate and laments rising living costs as Boulder Dam’s lake extends.
Vanity and Flattery Keep Marriages Alive Says King Peas
A column argues that daily compliments fuel self-esteem in both spouses and prevent infidelity. It cites that women seek admiration from others, while men respond to praise as a motivator. The piece likens flattery to a healing salve and ends noting flatterers deserve praise.
Etiquette Pointers on Wedding Gifts and Housewarming
A missive discusses etiquette around gifts after a marriage and housewarming. It suggests giving a small yet thoughtful present for a new home such as a vase, tea service, bridge set, or serving piece. It also advises the bride to acknowledge hospitality with a gracious gesture.
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Miss Die Peysters
10 and 20 Years Ago From A Light Files
A March 4 column recalls resignations and appointments in San Antonio including W Williams leaving the U S district attorney office to resume law practice, Bill Conway winning grand champion awards with an Hereford calf, and the death of Assistant Police Chief Charles F Stevens. It also notes a jitney collision injuring Mrs Pugh and two daughters Eugenia and Laura Pugh, and Aaron Graham of Kerrville. Charles Stevens later elected resident at Mol Ave High School in mid February.
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W. Willams
Assisant United
Jann
Hartman
San Antonio
Bill Conway
Bexar County
Bexar
Medina, Frio
Gillespie
Union
Charles F. Stevens
West
Nueva Street
Julian Gorter
Alain
W. B. Pugh
Eugenia
Laura
Aaron Graham
Kerrville
Pugh
Politeman Pugh
Night in New York Diary and Theater Gossip
A fragmented diary skims springlike city scenes with Max Miller’s new book copy in hand and a park stroll for a robin. It notes Edna Ferber sailing Africa bound, Keats Sperd gazetteer, Don Marquis, and a dinner with Adela Rogers St John plus others at Dodd Meade and a postprandial visit to the White Jaw Reed mansion. The piece rails at Mayor La Guardia and Mayor Gaynor while praising Walker, and fuses cafe lore at Forquet’s Champa House with theatrical chatter about Rat Pack revival Tallulah Bankhead, Dreyfus, and press agents.
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New York
Max Miller
Paul Blook
Betty Forsythe
Edna Ferber
Keats Sperd
Gazetteer
Don Marquis
Dodd-Mead
Alvand
Dick Berlin
Adela Rogers
Rita Welman
Cnerga M. Cohan
la Guardia
Gaynor
Walker
Ecarnivil
City Hall
Epiritus
Tallulah Bankhead
Glimpse Into College Youth Voices and Class Strata
An interview with an Eastern college undergraduate reveals student groups, from secure home backgrounds who expect to land something eventually, to activists, cynics, and dedicated idealists. The piece critiques cultural decline, art awareness, and the effects of elective-heavy curricula on learning.
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Pers
Admiral Byrd
Little
America
Hettter
Archibald Macheish
T. S. Elliott
Stevens
Eric Kite Caldwell
Cullucut
Ind
Thameelyes
Thales Naturalise
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Mississippi
United States Senate
Boulder
Igmote
Neaedy
Helen Rowland
Malery
George Ade
King Peas
Katherine de Peyster de Acne
Graci
Charles P. Stevens
Ralph Heard
Mola Avenue
McIntyre
Forquet
Champa Hiysees
Tory
Etoile
Dreyfus
Basilloon
Jottee
Captain Dreyfus
Boulevard Promenade
Woon
Dick Maney
Shubert Fugel
G. B. Greneker
Eas
Bagatelles
Arty Carr
Los Angeles
Cornelius Vandersilt, Jr
Lincoln Steffens
Gibert
White
Paris
Leslie Howand
George M. Cohan
Mike
Dayton
Ohto
Douglas Fairbanks
King Victor
Colonel Lind
Frank Case
Clark Gable
AeNaueht Eynd
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Atulf
Cnet
Prat
Marx
Elis Fone
Tete
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