Mysterious Washington gossip and 1934 politics in brief
Washington gossip columns skirmish with mystery by stressing plain speech. Charles E. Mitchell may reenter banking after tax issues, Cuba currency hope persists, Roosevelt dampens dollar fears, and Fiorello La Guardia’s mayoralty reshapes New York politics with Republican support uncertain for 1936.
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Leslie Fichel
New York
Washington
Wall Street
Charles E. Mitchell
Cuba
Roosevelt
Chase National
Ferdinand Pecora
U. S. Senate
Chase
Resimo
Uncle Sam
Atdemma
Fiorello H. Lia Guardia
G Uardia
Across 1 to Anew Puzzle Clue Grid Mystery
A newspaper puzzle list presents a wide set of cryptic style clues with definitions. Entries include healing art, unmetrical composition, crimson, Gaelic god of the sea, and various short forms, with many cross referencing numeric and language hints, likely a large fill-in crossword style grid from a late 19th or early 20th century puzzle page.
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