Mary Baird mother of film star Doris seeks aid after bankruptcy
In a detailed scene from a melodramatic life, Mary Baird, mother of child actress Doris, endures poverty after a bankruptcy. Her husband’s illness and three other children weigh on her as Doris reunites with her, revealing a studio test for a potential contract that promises relief and a return to stardom.
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Kochs Great Tuberculosis Discovery and Metal Alloys
A historic report notes Koch’s 1882 breakthrough that tuberculosis is caused by a germ and can be cultured, enabling diagnosis and hygiene-based control. It also highlights advances in alloys, copper additives reducing corrosion and improving metal longevity for industry and transport.
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Word of Obscure Origin in News History
The article explores the uncertain origin of the word news noting a popular theory that it comes from the four compass points north east west and south once used in public bulletin boards. It traces medieval spellings such as newes and mentions variations like newe.
Unclear fragment on southern Europe's rule under Hitler era
Fragmentary text mentions southern Europe and Hitler era, with unclear reference to jars. No coherent event, date, or names emerge. card remains ambiguous and unlabeled.
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Hitlerpense
Better Homes Week Outlook and Programs Announced
Secretary Wilbur announces Better Homes Week from April 24 to May 1 emphasizing lectures, school programs, home improvement contests, and demonstrations of new and reconditioned homes. The drive promotes home care and employment relief via workshops, tours, and community participation led by President Hoover as honorary chairman.
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Plan Would Require Greater Versatility of Musicians
New York plan urged by Sam Lanin calls for orchestras to broaden instrumentation using national instruments and related skills. He argues every nationality’s sound should be available without enlarging bands, enabling leaders to interpret diverse songs with instruments like balalaika, steel guitar, and guitar for world atmospheres. Lanin notes tests show 80 percent of Americans want popular music and that adaptable orchestration can heighten appeal.
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Improvement steps outlined for Better Homes Week program
The local observance and community direction for Better Homes Week have been detailed. The outline emphasizes home building, home ownership, and community improvements as promoted by the President’s Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership.
Call For Republican County Convention In Vernal Utah
County Republican chairman calls a Vernal Utah convention on May 4 1932 at 2 00 pm at the county courthouse to elect 13 Uintah County delegates for the State Convention in Ogden on May 7 1932 and seven at large delegates for the National Convention in Chicago June 1 1932 with a 94 delegate county delegation allocated by votes for Honorable Ephraim Hanson. Predncts elect delegates and precint chairmen directed to arrange procedures for full representation. Dated April 26 1933 Wilson Murray County Chairman.
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A Good Cop to Have ship hid in Washington
A conference of 31 committees of leading specialists in home design construction finance management and related problems produced recommendations from their studies and experience. The findings, shared with Better Homes in America, inspired city programs and civic service aimed at improving child health through practical, educational community use.
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World calendar reform gains global momentum
International conferences under the League of Nations discuss a perpetual calendar. The proposed system uses a 12 month year with equal quarters, featuring one 30 day month and two 31 day months per quarter. Year day becomes an extra Saturday between December 10 and January 1, with January 1 always on Sunday. Supported in Europe by Switzerland, in England by a Parliamentary Committee, and in America by the World Calendar Association with over 6,000 members.
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Parliamentary Committee On
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