Social Notes By MILT GROSS Parade of Odd Characters
Social notes recount a string of quirky local vignettes. Pete Henpecko’s kids save on jig puzzles using a broken disher while his suit pockets disturb his wife's sleep. A theatre mishap mocks Laties Sewing Circls. Senator Snifter faces scrutiny over gin storage. A flood scare hits Old Grandpa Ven Boooty’s Westchester estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Gross
Pete Henpecko
Disher
Pete
Ven Boooty
Westchester van Snootra
van Snooty
Helen and Warren faces of disillusioned tears and blame
Fragmented dialogue shows Helen and Warren in a tense scene of resentment and self-doubt as they argue about willpower and finances. The excerpt hints at strained relationships, emotional turmoil, and possible accusations of introspection amid a crowded public setting.
Army Readiness and War Material Stock in the Philippines and Panama
The article discusses military readiness including stock of war reserve materials, annual replacement percentages, and the scattered U S regulars in the Philippines, Hawaii and Panama. It notes legislative changes reducing personnel figures from 190,000 to 125,000 and debates on maintaining a capable force for emergencies with limited mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Hayal
Paname
Ootisin Sas
Remyi
Hollywood Misadventure Echoes in Fractured Letter
A rambling Hollywood letter details odd scenes and oddball characters from early film culture. It mentions weary actors, bootleg gin, a chaotic social scene, and a string of fanciful anecdotes about people like Jonathan mutter and a dubbed nephew, all mixed with humorous lapses and slang. The tone mimics gossip from a 1920s-30s era correspondence.
World War Colonel Blondera Highlighted in House Form
The article presents Colonel Blondera of the World War in a house form publication by MacMillan Company located at 60 Fifth Avenue New York City. The piece outlines his leadership and notable actions during the war.
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Wonda
Colosel Blondera
MacMillan Comany
York City
Charles McNary to Lead Republican Senate Force in Roosevelt Era
The piece portrays Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon as a central figure in shaping the Republican majority in the upcoming Roosevelt administration. It notes his rise to Senate leadership, his deep knowledge of Senate workings, and potential influence on GOP strategy and national elections in 1934 and beyond. It highlights his long career, political intelligence, and expected prominence alongside Jimmy Wadsworth in shaping party policy.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Nelson W. Aldrich
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ube
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Moosevelt
Washington
Repubent
Tng Tie
Marine Trea
Ha Congressional
Destiny
Hrpublican
White
Jimmy Wadsworth
New York
House
Charlie McNary
Kim Walon
Indiana
McNary
Far West
Aehina
Admiral Tyrd
South Pole
Inem
Harding
Republica Lgisla
Mgr. McNarvs
Asib
Aldrich
Penrose
Curtis
Lodge
Early U S Electoral System and March Fourth Myths
This piece traces origins of the electoral college, noting how presidents and vice presidents were chosen by vote totals before the Twelfth Amendment, recounts the 1796 election where Adams won and Jefferson became VP, and discusses the march fourth designation and a related misbelief. It comments on constitutional changes, historical dates, and political figures like Adams, Jefferson, and McNary.
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Tn Mit
Tub Adama
Federalint
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Humene Society
Senator Snifter
Walle Schmaly
Ilave
Ba Martin
Mortimer Mugle
Ghrrge
Thres Cosen
Ta Foode
Imp Soven
Ven
Hector Schreisle
Joe Aabinne
Melch
Zac
Tory
Chester McSalty
Heck
Algernon S
Siw Parkin
Packer
Rene
van Climbers
A. Drumm
Ed Crust
Senator Snifley
Joe Fotis
Butcher Glutz
Mortimer
Milae
Papa
Capritehk
Feoa
Helen and
Warren
Rome
Lennon
Bape
I Finn
Woods
Hollywood
Calif
Mutter
Tree Larry
Sam
Jai
District Attorney’s
Joe B
Brown
Jast
Joe
the Weiter
Elite
Wen
Aule Rermel
Walter
Ghd
Sierres Brijise
Fie
Jimmy Finlsysen
Glasgow
Ibn
Jung
Atari
Conorite
Robert L. Ripley
Fedor Machnow
Charkov
Dorothy J. Musraum
Cere
Gee Brie Byte
Eerek
AL Sha Ashland Schad
Strours
Boston
Paul Revere
Butchers Hall
Lord Lanasdownes Estate
Merkfeous Pertshire
Scolland Babe
George Rothwell Brown
Learst
Ellie
No Chamber
Une
Sirite
Renate
Bendimin Pranklin
Dimary
Veluraey
Meech
Fopyeikh
Ing Punteneg Ey
Adbmtn
Courant
Balem
Ore
Winiselt
Orrin Suprema
Republten
Buecha
Im Na Ttn
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