Exiled Jews May Launch Republics
London reports discuss recolonization schemes for German Jews under James G. McDonald relief leadership. Estimates place German Jews plus mixed blood at over one million, with Russia open to settlement but logistical and political obstacles loom. British American Jewish dissension and limited League funding hinder relief plans.
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London
Germany
James G. McDonald
League
National Socialist
Soviet
Russia
Biro-Bidjan
Amur
Siberia
Japan
France
United States
Great Britain
Hitler
League of Nations
Don’t Forget Your Hat Humorous Exchange
A comic dialogue features a speaker boasting about imitations and a wife noting Mrs Jitters as a gossip. The back and forth centers on bird imitations and a homing pigeon as a playful verbal exchange between spouses.
Local Fashion Banter Over Costly Hand Painted Costumes
A speaker notes dressing to match complexion while another remarks hand painted costumes are costly. The exchange hints at concerns about affordability and style in dress choices.
Monetary Totals Do Not Indicate Context
A list of dollar figures is presented without any accompanying narrative or explanation. Totals include amounts like 421,422.30 and 100,000.00 alongside smaller sums, totaling 774,683.30. No names, dates, or events are provided to clarify the record.
Texas Dry Party Revival Planned
Dallas hosts a Prohibition party revival with Edward E. Blake of Chicago and Dr. J. B. Cranfill chairing a Friday meeting at 2 p.m. in the Y M C A to form committees for retaining the Texas prohibition amendment and nominating a Prohibition ticket in the next state election.
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Dallas
Prohibition Party
Texas
Edward E. Blake
Chicago
National Prohibition Party
National Prohibitionist
J. B. Cranfill
Winter Weather and Public Policy Reflections
The piece notes freezing temperatures in the East with 18 below in a hometown and calls for hardy rural resilience, followed by views on planned economies in the US and abroad. It discusses aerial mapping of farms as a government tool, a story of President Washington era steward Black Sam Fraunces, and critiques respect for the presidency, concluding with a dismissive take on Lindbergh publicity seekers.
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New England
America
Federal
Sam
Fraunces
George Washington
Cherry Street
New York
District of Columbia
United States
France
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Thedford's Black-Draught Laxative Promoted Cost-Effective
An advertisement touts Thedford's Black-Draught as a cheap laxative with relief from constipation. It claims a 25 cent package yields 25 or more doses, emphasizing a cost of about 1 cent per dose and broad affordability.
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Thedford
Italians See Japs Planning U S War In Pacific
An Italian budget report by Marchese Giacomo Medici De Vas cello warns Japan plans a Pacific war with the United States, noting Japan’s fleet reach and the Philippine threat. It cites a shifting balance of naval power and calls for vigilance as London treaty limits loom.
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Rome
Japan
Asia
United States
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Marchese
Giacomo Medici de Vascello
America
China
Orient
Philippines
Guam
Manila
San Francisco
Hawaii
League
Geneva
Italy
State workforce enjoys 108 days off yearly amid holidays
Austin reports state employees observe 56 days off per year plus Sundays totaling 108 days. Holidays include New Year, birthdays, Texas Independence Day, San Jacinto Day, Columbus Day, Labor Day, Armistice, July 4, Thanksgiving, elections, Christmas, and biannual inauguration days. Christmas week closes departments. Juneteenth adds off for Black workers. office activity resumes after New Year.
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Austin
Texas
Capitol
University of Texas
Coal exports in 1492 myth and real figures
The exchange questions the notion of U S coal shipments by year. A freshman quips that in 1492 none. The item frames a historical claim versus modern understanding of coal trade and domestic output.
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United States
Government income gains in 1933 record $1.62 billion total
The 1933 internal revenue totaled about $1.62 billion, with taxes from individuals and corporations contributing $746.8 million and miscellaneous internal revenue rising sharply to $435.4 million. The report notes lower collection costs at $1.85 per $100 and a decline in income taxes year over year.
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Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Helvering
Prisoner Desires Cell No 44 for Sentimental Reason
A prisoner asks to be placed in Cell No 44 claiming it to be sentimental as it was the cell his father used. The jailer questions the motive, noting the request.
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Whitewright
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Grayson
R. A. Gillett
Ben Savage
Cc. B. Bryant
J. B. King
J. H. Waggoner
Wah LD Laa
Roosevelt
Henry L. Doherty
Warm Springs
Frank Parker Stockbridge
Connecticut
T. J. Smith
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Fort Worth
Paul Stephens Office
Realart
Beauty Shoppe
Sherman
Penn Apartments
D. L. Denny
Tyler
W. M. Roberts, Pres
Tyler, Texas
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