Current Events Pass in Review by Edward W Pickard
The article reports President Roosevelt returning to the White House and planning to focus on NRA restructuring, drought relief, and public works. It notes nationalization of silver, labor strikes at Aluminum Company plants, and rising tensions in Central America with Costa Rica. It also covers Papen's appointment to Austria, Nazi actions, and Byrd's Antarctic rescue.
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Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Hyde Park
Warm Springs
Washington
NRA
Borah
West
Northwest
Public Works Administration
Emergency Relief Administration
Hoarold L. Ickes
Grouth
Treasury
United States
China
India
American Federation of Labor
Aluminum Company of America
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
New Kensington
Arnold
Logan’s Ferry
Alcoa
Tenn
East St. Louis
Til
Massena
N. V
Fairfield
Roy A. Hunt
Aluminum Corporation
William Green
A. F
Mellon Concern
Minneapolis Protective Committee
Perkina
Juloyd Garrison
National Labor Rela- Hong Board
Mon
Harriman Hosiery
Hugh Johnson
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Green
The
Johnson
R&&z
Richard Bf. Byrd
Antarctic
Little America
Thomas ©. Poyter
Admiral Byrd
Augustus Thomas Dies At 77 Near Nyack
Augustus Thomas, writer of many popular American plays, regarded as the dean of his profession, died near Nyack at 77 after a long illness. His death followed a stroke of apoplexy.
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Ugustus Thomas
Nyack
Trade chiefs affirm reciprocal pacts aid agriculture
Secretary Hull and Secretary Wallace released a joint statement outlining plans to revive U S world trade. They said forthcoming reciprocal trade agreements with foreign nations will benefit American agriculture and manufacturing and would not sacrifice farm interests to other groups.
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Ecretary
Sharn Hull
Secretary of
Wallace
America
Free trade zones eyed by government and Elks
The government weighs free port trade zones at U S ports authorized by Congress while trade experts map grant applications. Cities like New York Newark Philadelphia and San Diego seek setup guidance. Separately anti Communist efforts mount as Elks leader Michael F. Shannon plans a 10 000 mile tour to spur a Pro America drive.
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New York
Newark
N. J
Providence
R. L
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Diego
Callt
S Miami
Fla
Hoboken
Great Lakes
Frrom
United States
Order of Elks
Kansas City
Michael F. Shannon
America
Crusaders
Fred G. Clark
Aldrich Blake
Oklahoma City
Francis H. Brownell
John W. Davis
Prof
BE. W. Kemmerer
Princeton
Martin W. Littleton
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Charles F. Thwing
Cleveland
James P. Warburg
Sewell L. Avery
Albert D. Lasker
Chicago
Paul Reveres
American Vigilante Intelligence Federation
Department of Americanization of the American Legion
Charles Kramer
California
Silver Shirts
Berber and Barton descend to 2510 feet in bathysphere
D W William Berber and Otis Barton, bathysphere inventors, set a two ton steel sphere to a record depth of 2510 feet off Hamilton Bermuda. They remained half an hour, Barton photographed through quartz windows while Beebe reported wonders by telephone from the ocean depths. TX Green Bay Wisconsin: President delivers major political address endorsing the New Deal as a square deal for security and happiness of a free society. He cites bipartisan cooperation in government. Wisconsin senators La Follette and Duffy faced re election.
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William Berber
Otis Barton
Hamilton
Bermuda
Beebe
Barton
Green Bay
Wis
Wig Conain
Robert M. la ¥Ollette
F. Ryan Duffy
Wisconsin
Wax figures guard a family's dark past at old academy
Arthur explores the abandoned academy basement and discovers four wax figures bearing the Bracebridge children. Berenice explains the figures’ origin tied to her father’s will while Balder the giant guards the estate. The discovery deepens the mystery as Arthur returns to the library to share with Wilton.
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Payne
Berenice Bracebridge
Arthur
Lttle
Old Academy
Father
Mr. Haskell
Balder
Jethro
Jerry Moore
Jerry
Fee
Isabel
Wilton
Berenice
Continyor
Mystery at Lostland Academy Begins on Arrival
Janet Mercar arrives for a faculty post at Lostland Academy meeting Prof Arthur Fleming and Mrs Denver at the station. At the school an air of mystery surrounds a group of wax figures and the proprietor Gordon Haskell explains the academy’s strange conduct. Pupils include Berenice Bracebridge, daughter of the late owner, linked to a family tragedy when two sisters and two brothers perished in the water years ago.
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Janet
Arthur
Berenice
Balder
Miss Bracebridge
Lostland Academy
Janet Mercar Meéeta
Arthur Fleming
Berenice Bracebridge
Lostrand Academy
Evolution unfolds slow eye of science rebuts quick flight story
Alexander Wetmore of the Smithsonian traces bird ancestry to ancient reptile forms. The piece notes the 150000 year span of evolution, the difficulty of early flight, and asks whether man’s interference may end the evolutionary path, citing the St Louis Globe-Democrat as source.
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Alexander’ Wetmore
Stary
The
Smithsonian
Ozarks
Wemore
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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Communist Party
Pranz von Papen
Germany
Austria
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Schuschnigg
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von Papen
Eare
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Reichsbishop Mueller
Franz von Papen
M. F. Shannon
Anna McClure Shell
Jethro Bracebridge, Jr
Althea Bracebridge
Norman Bracebridge
Isabel Bracebridge
Mise Mercer
Csses
Balder the Beautiful
Matthew Arnold
Traces Descay
Flying Rept
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Bent, Wag
Wichita
Kanai Gillage
Mildee
Delphia
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Madrid
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