New Deal recovery plan expands work programs nationwide
The article outlines stage two of the New Deal recovery, expanding a $4.8 billion national work program to employ millions. It details camp expansion, regional planning to place workers close to home, and oversight to prevent waste while boosting private industry. It also critiques holding companies and explains proposed old age pension legislation with federal matching, targeting states’ pension burdens.
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Ashington
New Deal
Simin
Toon Min
Army
Bureau of Forestry
Hewiguneses
Japan
Roosevelt
National Power Commission
Wheeler Rayburn
Investara
Insull
Wall Street
The
Power Trust
Woodrow Whigan
Federal Reserve System
3. P. Morgan
Broad and
Wall Streets
New York City
Electric Light Company
Tricir
RADIO SALES JOKE ON SELECTIVITY INQUIRY
Two traveling salesmen boast of their radio's selectivity to an old countryman. He claims his radio is good, recalling a tale of listening to a quartet while missing one receiver, then turning it off and hearing the other three.
Protection Impossible The War Air Crossings And Russia Riches
In a sweeping analysis, the piece argues no international treaty can shield cities from modern air attacks, noting fear of retaliation as the only safeguard. It covers railroad grade-crossing eliminations to save children, future rail travel speeds, and the looming economic rise of Russia with Arctic discoveries and vast gold output. It also notes silver gambling, British tax cuts, and U.S. war debts, with a fringe reflection on Cobra venom and morphine substitutes.
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Crim Ian
France
England
Lght
Opals and a Wish Shared Between Edith and Oni
In a brief exchange, Oni questions whether opals bring bad luck while Edith expresses belief. Edith offers to obtain an opal for Oni, who responds with interest and cautious hope.
Assault case heard as plaintiff testifies in box
A court session heard a case of assault with the plaintiff in the witness box detailing the events. The magistrate intervened clarifying the sequence of the blows as the defendant and plaintiff argued over which strike occurred first and second.
Assembly Preference Quizzed About Legislator’s Favorite Part
In Indianapolis a visitor questioned a sclon child about her papa’s political role. She replied he loves the legislature’s recess. The exchange reveals simple family interest in public life.
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Sclon
Inquisitor
Indianapolis
Alice Corrects Teacher On Alphabet Riddle
A playful exchange unfolds as a pupil named Alice answers a riddle about the sequence of letters. The teacher misstates the prompt, and Alice smiles to reveal that the ninth letter is I, correcting the misprint with a cheeky, correct response.
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Alice
Advertising Cites Radio Talk as Fresh Spin
Miss Cayenne voices a playful take on radio advertising, noting she is tired of the game and cannot be convincing about shouting toothpaste or shaving cream while noting the crowded field.
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Miss Cayenne
Sisterly dispute over gifts shocks Chen family
In a strained exchange the speaker reproaches Bob for returning gifts, insisting she can only be a sister to him. Bob questions the propriety of such demands. The dialogue reveals tensions within the Chen family and asks whether kinship justifies actions that hurt relatives.
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Bob
Chen
The Star Quote Battle Over Cash Back Policy
The Star quotes Mr Dust warning that success lies in cash back business while Senator Sorg contends promises are easier to make and more effective. The exchange highlights a rift between practical finance and political rhetoric.
Dessert Denial Sparks Family Quip
The scene turns humorous as Jimmie pleads for more dessert while mother reiterates the restriction for the third time. Jimmie retorts that father always changes his mind, highlighting a light family exchange.
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Jimmie
Not So Weatherwise Gumshoe Politician Quip
Senator Sorghum retorts when asked if he has ever been called a gumshoe politician. He jokes he lacks sense to wear rubbers and to avoid getting wet in a slush fund.
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Sorghum
Unclear fragmentary item with multiple named phrases
Fragmentary OCR text contains disjointed phrases about bringing up the family and coal, with scattered names like Minneapolis Tribe and Myre Peck. No clear event, person, date, or place forms a coherent news item.
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Peck
Minneapolis Tribeune
Do as You Please Room Advocated for Child Independence
In a National Kindergarten Association piece, Hilda Richmond argues for a do as you please room to honor individual children’s needs. It supports quieter, focused activities like sewing or reading, and warns against forcing participation in group play.
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Hilda Richmond
National Kindergarten Association
New York City
Helen
Wal
Marty Joyce
Mrs. Joyce
Heart Stitches Save Lives From Fatal Chest Wounds
A medical survey notes successful heart procedures after stabbing or gunshot wounds. Cases include a Mexico City servant with a knife in the heart repaired at a Red Cross center, a World War II style shrapnel removal, and stitching a stabbed Leeds butcher plus a revolver wound case with the bullet extracted from the heart apex.
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Mexico City
Red Cross Center
Leeds
London
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