Daily Mail Editorial Contact and Circulation Data
The Daily Mail lists editorial and business contacts in New York Chicago and Atlanta. It details address lines for Graybar Building and 711 Glenn Ride, subscription rates, and zone-based mail pricing. It notes audit bureau membership and net paid circulation figures for the periods January 1982 to January 1983 and an entry date of December 1998.
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A Hawken
Burke, Kuipera and Mahoney, Inc
New York
Chicago
Wabash
Lexington
Atlanta
Glenn Ride
Avetage
Daily Mail
Haerarans
Ind Clasa Raafter
Changing views on women with doctor of philosophy degrees
The passage notes lingering bias against women with PhDs outside teaching and journalism. It argues such prejudice fades as more women enter gainful work and prove capable beyond academia, showing they can balance intellect with practical skills and tact in business and office roles.
NRA Letters to Boost Jobs and Wages Nationwide
The postal campaign, urged by President, will deliver NRA code letters to every employer. Postmasters provide posters and badges. consumers will pledge support for NRA affiliated employers. Hugh Johnson says mass outreach will create employment and raise purchasing power, accelerating economic recovery.
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NRA
Aign
National Recovery Administration
Hugh 8. Johnson
Dying prejudice in hiring noted by garage owner
A fragment recalls Donn Wrrne’s varied career and the garage owner’s open attitude toward a master’s degree, highlighting less prejudice in employment decisions. The text hints at broader biases in hiring and the challenges faced by educated individuals in certain workplaces.
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Donn Wrrne
Howard N T Ambitions Stir Baltimore Politics
In Baltimore Major Howard Jackson faces questions about his political aims as speculation grows he may seek either the governorship or the Senatorship. Governor Ritchie also weighs plans possibly to seek renomination or a move to Washington as Howard’s prospects stir local opinion.
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Baltimore
Howard Jackson
Lions Chuir
Ray
Howard
Ritchie
Capitol
Annapolis
Washington
Jackson
Taxation by Indirect Taxation By Indirect
Indications point to a likely drop in cotton consumption as a processing tax for cotton farmers continues. If cotton goods rise while silk rayon and linen stay steady, consumers may shift to these substitutes. Washington discussions consider taxing silk rayon and wool to protect cotton and raise wages in those industries. The broader tax pattern could mirror a general sales tax if applied widely.
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Washington
Democratic leadership in House reshapes for next session
Washington notes say Democratic leaders Rainey and Burns plan to form a tighter House bloc as January 1937 session looms. The party endurance over veterans' compensation tests and budget pressures shaped a swift post special-session drama with the President backing economy measures. The battle left scars but set the stage for new alignment.
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Herbert Plummer Washington
Congress
House
Rainey
Burns
Cotm
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Escape to Open Air Poem by Edgar A Guest
A reflective verse where the speaker seeks escape from time and strife. Longing for freedom of the soul, moonlight and a tranquil lake tempt release from daily burdens. The wandering voice yearns to dream without selfish care and to find an untainted hour.
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Strait
Ahead of regular session leaders eye enduring laws
The piece notes a legislative method that throttled debate and allowed rapid passage of bills, often without word changes. It predicts that January's regular session will require tact and skill from leaders to maintain party discipline as permanent legislation is pursued and emergency measures lose their former leverage.
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Roosevelt
Too Perfect Playthings
Susan, an only child, favors Mary’s carpenter family over lavish modern toys. In a shed of scraps, the two girls craft rough doll furniture with hammers and saws, taking pride as they feel like creators.
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Brooke Peters
Susan
Mary
Man and child sent to homes in Baltimore incident
John W. Moore and his two year old granddaughter Mary Jane Barnhart were aided by the Travellers' Aid Society and sent to Hagerstown. They were found by policemen after Moore walked with the child from Baltimore. The girl had been hospitalized for removal of an obstruction in the nose. Moore claimed he was penniless and meant to walk to Baltimore, saying he had come in on a freight train.
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Baltimore
John W. Moore
Mary Jane Barnhart
Bug
Hagerstown
Travellers’ Aid Society
Hazeratown
Frederick Avenue
Moore
Batimore
Health of preparatory school students studied
Dr. W. P. Emerson of Tufts College Medical School reports on the fitness of preparatory school students in New York. He links unfitness to family health habits and outlines factors such as no rest periods, fast eating, irregular bedtimes, and lack of regular bowel movements. He notes weight deviations and that illness clusters in underweight respiratory cases and overweight digestive issues.
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W. P. Emerson
Tufts College Medical School
Boston
Emerson
Cardini’s England return and other Broadway notes
Cardini the magician, famed for mind‑cooling card tricks, was welcomed back to England after wartime service and later signed for George White’s Scandals. The piece also notes Ruth Etting’s cartoonist ambitions, Julius Tannen’s Broadway profile, and Mona Lisa style portrait of Fanny Brice in Billy Rose’s office.
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William Gaines
New York
Cardini
England
Broadway
Big Eclipse
al Smith
Octavius Roy Cohen
Fanny Brice
MonaLisa
Lenardo’ da Vinci
John Decker
Billy Rose
Fanny
Mona
Bethlehem Steel Reports June Quarter Operating Earnings Rise
Bethlehem Steel Corporation reports June quarter operating earnings of 1,669,559, marking a first post 1932 deficit break and signaling recovery in the steel industry. President Eugene C Grace expresses gratification at improved earnings power and higher unfilled business versus earlier quarters.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Iin
Tyne
Eugene,.c
Grace
Tthe Company
Crary forecasts expansion pace at Bethlehem operation
The official notes Bethlehem’s output rose on a progressive scale from March onward, reaching 20 percent of capacity in April, 29 percent in May, 38 percent in June, and 50 percent in July. He expects the 50 percent rate to hold through August, then depend on sales department activity. Barter activity in Germany by select firms in 1932 is estimated at no less than $25,000,000.
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Bethlehem
Germany
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