Cuban politics and U S stance amid Cuba turmoil
The American ambassador says the United States will not meddle in Cuban politics though a loan clause allows intervention if stability is threatened. Machado seeks a peaceful end, with talks on a vice presidency possible, while Cuba eyes a 1934 election and Dr. Howard Lee McBain is invited to redraw election laws.
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Mat
Cuba
United States
Machado
Howard Lee McBain
Columbia University
Roosevelt
The New Deal Second Phase: Will It Work?
This editorial assesses the second phase of the New Deal, asking if government aims to bolster prices, regulate labor and industry, manage banking and farm mortgages, reorganize railroads, and fund public works can succeed. It urges nationwide cooperation and energy to lift the nation from despair into progress.
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Congress
Diplomacy in Cuba Eases After Welles Arrives
Reports say Cuba’s bloody confusion has eased with the arrival of U S ambassador Sumner Welles. Many observers credit the calming influence of the seasoned diplomat for the improved conditions in Havana.
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Cuba
Havana
United States
Sumner Welles
Diplo
Joe Scanlan Versus New Deal Fears in Miles City
In Miles City Montana editor Joe Scanlan a Republican figure voices gloom over the national shift to economic nationalism and New Deal policies. The piece urges cooperation with Republicans to revive industry and employment and warns of consequences if he remains isolated.
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Joe Scanlan
Miles City
Joe
Mr. Scanlan
Sam
Montana
Prairies
Roosevelt Says He Can Run Government After Congress
President Roosevelt argues that with Congress out of the way he can still manage the government and find time for a limited leisure trip.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Taxpayer warning on budget leaves little to cut
The taxpayer voices strong opposition, insisting action on the budget is urgent or else there will be nothing remaining to trim. The warning signals rising concern over fiscal choices and future policy.
France Pressures Debtors for Prompt Settlements
The source notes growing insistence by France on immediate payment from Egypt, Turkey, Austria, Roumania, and other debtors, framing the settlements as sacred obligations and warning of firm action if accounts remain unsettled.
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France
Egypt
Turkey
Austria
Roumania
Premier MacDonald’s War Debt Speech Recalled
The piece ponders what Premier MacDonald might have said at the economic conference on war debts if his trip to America had not given him a personal slant on the American viewpoint.
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MacDonald
America
McCoy Publications Address Text
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to McCoy Publications Inc at 6280 South Ardmore avenues Los Angeles Cal.
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McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
South Ardmore Avenues
Los Angeles
Cal
Fever as Nature’s Healer: Lessons from Malaria Therapy
The piece recounts early malaria therapy for neurosyphilis and par ticularly paresis, noting how fever induced by malaria or artificial fever devices can fight disease. It argues fever is a cleansing healing process, urging readers to let fevers run their course under safe guidance.
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Wagner- Jauregg
Willis R. Whitney
General Electric Laboratory
New York
Itching Ears and Eczema Diet Advice Revealed
Readers ask about chronic ear itching likely due to exterior eczema. Advice favors a dietary regimen plus ultraviolet light treatment alongside local care and offers personalized diet instructions on request.
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Dorothy McC
West India
South America
Miss V
Poem wannabe rents attic with bold comeback
A poet tells a landlord he should be paid for living there. He predicts future readers will recall Miller, the poet, once lived in the attic. The landlord retorts that if the rent isn’t paid by 1 o'clock, people will remember it tomorrow.
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Miller
Facade by Theodora Benson reviewed in New York
The literary guide notes Theodora Benson's Facade appears in America after an interview in New York. The review calls it an English youth novel about a smart set, lighter in meaning than previous works, starting with country hunts and a marriage affected by a doping incident, ending with a hopeful wedding.
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Theodora Benson
William Morrow & Co
New York
Washington
America
Grand Central Station
Lord Charnwood
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Miss Benson
England
The Need for Guided Growth in Child Education
The piece argues against pure freedom in schooling, urging parental and teacher leadership to guide children. It warns that unchecked self directed study leads to waste, confusion and discouragement. Proper education blends just enough structure with growth driven by the child’s experiences and effort.
Tree Wrench Embodied in Mesquite Memorial Display
In Sweetwater Texas a mesquite tree grew around a monkey wrench as a memorial to a father Newt Prince preserves. The wrench was lost in 1897 when A J Cook misread his son A C Cook and spanked him. decades later the elder apologized after discovering the tool in the tree.
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Sweetwater
Texas
Newt Prince
A. J. Cook
A. C. Cook
Cook
Lioness Named By Aubrey In Class Joke
A teacher asks which animal commands fear, Aubrey volunteers the lioness, noting the lion’s fierceness and strength. The exchange highlights a clever student response about animal awe in a classroom setting.
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Little Aubrey
Aubrey
These Changing Times: Booze Stations for Foreign Vessels
Bermuda and Halifax named as booze stations for ships carrying liquor for U S consumption. Silver Bow county bar members are guests of James E Murray at Boulder Hot Springs. Lena Doebber wins best bread maker in a Standard cooking contest. J C Leary and wife travel from South Excelsior to Missoula for their daughter Viola’s University of Montana graduation. Maureen Desmond of Dillon visits the Kilroys.
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Bermuda
Halifax
U.S
Silver Bow County
James E. Murray
Boulder Hot Springs
Lena Doebber
Butte
J. C. Leary
South Excelsior Street
Missoula
Viola
University of Montana
Maureen Desmond
Dillon
David Kilroy
Walkerville Licenses Its First Motion Picture Theater
Miss Celia Huddleston travels to Los Angeles on visit while Mr and Mrs E Creighton Largey depart for summer home in Idaho Kootenai county. Ed Reeder leaves for Globe Arizona and Anna English graduates from St Vincent's academy Helena. Charter to local socialist party revoked and new one granted conservatives of party.
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Socialist Party
Celia Huddleston
Los Angeles
E. Creighton Largey
Kootenai County
Idaho
Ed Reeder
Globe, Ariz
Anna English
St. Vincent's Academy
Helena
Walkerville
Copper market quiet and 14 cent price noted
The report records copper trading as quiet with demand at 14 cents while 5S. G. Murray visits Butte from Sal Lake. High profile figures Sen W A Clark W L Renick George Casey and J R Wharton journeyed to Salt Lake for a banquet. Jardine gold camp near Gardiner sees a boom attracting hundreds of miners.
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G. Murray
Butte
Sal Lake
W. A. Clark
W. L. Renick
George Casey
J. R. Wharton
Salt Lake
John Gleason and Son
Michigan
Jardine
Gardiner
Pat Donovan
Missoula
Horoscope predicts mixed fortune for travel and politics
Adverse planetary aspects foretell instability in stock markets and government projects next week. Swimmers face extra risk of accidents and drownings, while air travel may see delays and occasional crashes. The US may gain global influence. scorers note new experiences for birthdate subjects and charmed figures like Charles Frohman, born 1860.
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United States
Charles Frohman
Nell Gwynn Well Found in Windsor Site
Workmen uncover a 65 foot well at Nell Gwynn's Windsor home. Authorities believe a subterranean passage connects the well to Windsor Castle, suggesting a hidden route linking the residence to the fortress.
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Nell Gwynn
Windsor
Windsor Castle
Pill Boxes in Ypres Salient to Be Preserved by Belgians
Belgian authorities halt demolition of all German pill boxes in the Ypres salient. Some may be removed but the most important ones will be spared for their significance to battlefield visitors.
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Ypres Salient
Tell-Tale Size
A confrontation at a laundry prompts a boastful remark about collar sizes. The laundry manager mocks a returned shirt, noting a thirteen and a half neck size and daring the owner to confront him.
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R. J. Scott
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Central Press Association, Inc
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