Surrender at Geneva Arms Conference Splits American Rhetoric
A May 26 1933 editorial lambasts the Geneva disarmament conference and America's neutrality policy. It accuses the administration of betraying the long standing principle of freedom of the seas and withholding Congress from deliberation. It warns of war risk if interpreted as belligerence and predicts voter backlash against perceivedU.S. appeasement.
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San Antonio
America
Geneva
George Washington
United States
Europe
France
Germany
London Times
Hull
Chivalry and the Unemployment Strain in Families
In a candid talk with a district nurse, Elsie Robinson discusses the strain of unemployment on marriages. She notes some men cannot cope with their dependent wives, leading to alcoholism, gambling, or shaming behavior. The nurse argues women often bear financial and emotional burdens, while many men resist stepping back from pride and social roles.
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Distret
Iran
Apa
Perg
Eves
Fire at threehouse leaves several injured in Austin
A morning incident at 160 South denty exceloped a clock area caused internal injuries to Edmund Thorn and others. Pred Tes and Antonia Public were badly burned while a live 1B on Apple at Pag aided in saving lives. Court appearance and further details follow.
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Edmund Thorn
Pagaheels
Bering
A Glimpse of Theatrical Life and Parisian Streets
A fragmented reminiscence blends stage figures and city scenes. Mentions Victor Moore Bobbie Clark and Herbie Sweecame of Martha Hedman Gypsy O Bren and Blithe notes on Mizner Grant Clark and Carroll. Includes Conte’s Lafayettes cafe and fashion via pink sheets and mislaid memories.
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Mizner
Grant Clark
Christian F. Reisner
Tomay
Halle
Nank civ
Marry Go Round by Nelen Rowland
Column explores gender dynamics in marriage and dating, arguing women often know what they want in a life partner while men frequently pick impulsively. It contends men should not bear sole blame for failed marriages and mocks the idea that wives cause all male problems.
Etiquette Qs on Tea Service and Wedding Plans From Readers
A reader asks about tea wagon use for hosting several girls with steps to serve tea, lunch and dessert etiquette, and arrangement of a dessert course. Expert replies advise using a cloth, serving each cup individually with guest preferences, and suggests menu choices and proper placement of dessert. Additional letters discuss wedding decor, buffet luncheon, dining room decoration, and who chooses attendants with guidance to consult the bride.
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Peyster
Boul
Containey
And I Remember When
Shy B RUIMANN Kenedy Texas recalls a past scene in Lone Texas town. The narrator mentions a ruined street scene near a Washington theater with a crane, a sluice, and a sense of danger and quiet after a night disruption.
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Shy B
Ruimann
Kenedy
Texas
Texas Cavalry Way
AL Fork
Sam Houdton
Priyade
Washington Theater
Rene Wauirant
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