Reds Unmasked The Trial of Six Teens in Moscow
A stark anti communism warning decries the Moscow trial and executions of alleged Trotzky conspirators. It accuses Kameneff and Zinovieff of power seeking and claims the Third International dictates global Communist actions. The piece argues dangers lurk in masked affiliation and urges vigilance against alien minded reformers disguising radical aims.
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Trotzky
Moscow
Kameneff
Zinovieff
Third International
France
Comintern
England
Spain
Popular Front
America
Soviet Russia
France Eyes New Loan Tactic Amid European War Fears
A Paris cable notes Cabinet talks of sending a diplomatic mission to Washington to reopen the Wardetits issue and float a large French loan in the United States. The Johnson law blocks debt-defaulters from US lending, prompting sharp reactions in European chancelleries. If France or others fail to pay, American bondholders would share the risk, making new loans look like useless work. ultimately, if no war occurs, the big financiers must bear the costs themselves.
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Paris
Washington
United States
League of Borrowing Bilkers
France
Europe
Jobs for Life and Civil Service under the New Deal
The United States civil service commission notes merit system employment at a peak of 498,725, up 43,000, but this reflects only 60 percent of total government workers. In 1932 merit hires were 80 percent, while the New Deal allegedly passed 15 laws suspending civil service and created about 360,000 political supporters. The piece argues the aim is to entrench New Deal allies in civil service by lifting then retaining and blanketly dropping barriers for others.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Te Commission
Civil Service
Coming of age not ruled by the calendar in Hemingways tale
The essay argues maturity comes from inner ripening, not a date on the calendar. It contrasts Endless youth with sudden breakthroughs, riffs on Ernest Hemingway and his story about Macomber in Africa. The piece links courage, fear, and the moment of coming of age to decisive action.
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Macomber
Ard Wison
Fear and Growth Amid War's Aftermath in Eve’s Words
A fragmentary piece reflects on fear as a lifelong burden, comparing it to an operation that changes a man after war’s losses. The speaker, Elsie Robinson, considers fear of pain, responsibility, criticism, and competition as stunting growth until this removal becomes possible.
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Nave
King Ban
Syed. Inc
1926 City Notes From San Antonio and Corpus Christi
A September 14, 1926 item recalls a San Antonio delegation visiting Corpus Christi for opening ceremonies. Plans outlined include expanding Southwest Texas trade, a Lone Star Poultry Association event at Mrs Albert Mayerick Jr.’s Sunshine Poultry farm on Babcock Road, and the trolley line’s double tracking from Fort Sam Houston toward downtown to allow three-trailer street cars.
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The
L. A. Light
SEPT
San Antonio Delegatiin
Corpus Christhab
Southwest Texas
Lone Star Poultry Association
Ste Annuel Planto
Sunshine Poultry Tan
Albert Mayerick Jr
Babcock Road
PG. Villaret
Fort Sam Houston
W. B. Tuttle
Tracon Company
WPA Funds Improve Pueblo Alleys Across Rivers
The WPA allocates 24 449 dollars for alleys east of the Fountain River and 24 486 dollars for alleys west of the Mountain River in Pueblo. A further 25 000 dollars is set for the general improvement of alleys in Pueblo, reflecting the program’s broad scope and continuing allocations.
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WPA
Fountain River
Pueblo
Mountain River
Parently
The
New York Sun
Words of Wisdom on treasured keepsakes from poets and historians
A reflective verse fragment cites Howarth and Howarth style lines about treasuring faded tokens. It quotes Tacitus on the value of mental peace and cites John Russell on the need for a correct national standard to judge rising leaders. The text blends literary allusion with moral commentary.
Balanced Lunches Balanced Lunches
ROYAL and COPELANT MD emphasize nutritious school lunches to prevent listless and irritable children. Hot noon meals, plate lunches in cities, and thermos beverages in rural areas support healthy growth. Cooperation between schools and parents is urged to ensure adequate wholesome meals for all students.
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ROYAL
Copelant
Ole I
King Pass
Nightlife Notes and Echoes From New York City
A collage of D C New York diary bits and rapid sketches covers social rounds in Manhattan. Profiles of Abel Green Dudley Fisk Malone and William Soskin appear alongside tales of skyscraper stunts, theater chatter, and a swordfish dish, with notes on Lupe Velez and other stars.
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Park Avenue
Wiliam Soskin
Manhattan
Soskin
Fordham
Halang
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George E. Phair
Ernest Hemingwey
Africa
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Wilson
Ddolis
Freres
Galy Wilton
Wilton
MaCombes
Hon
Ca-Ra-Wong
Bogar
Elsie Robinson
Ray Lamierd
Losiny
San Antonis
Howarth
Mik
Grsise
Tacitus
John Rusell
D. C
New York
Harry Silvey
Genevieve Cooper
Ryley
Florida
Aossephine
Lady
Raymond Carroll
Carroll
Earl
Dorman Smith
Lislé Bells
Major Bowes Spartment
Mark ‘Twain
Margaret Islington
Empire Tower
Brooklyn
Ney
Dutis Chandler
Tey
McIntyre
Torledo
Abel Green
Towyn
Dudley Fisk Malone
Anvern
Jiy
Malone
Dagatedes
Lupe Velez
London
Hatey Pitter
East Sixtieth
AN Robinson
Clauda G. Bowers
Erskine Gwynne
Hollywood
MeNwueht Gy
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