Evening Star dated November 24, 1932

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The only evening paper in ‘Washington with the Associated Press news service. Yesterday’s Circulation, 117,126 TWO CENTS....

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§1.845651 RAISED BY CHEST WORKERS Campaign ‘Formally Closes With Gifts Half Million Short of Goal. (Continued From First...

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CITY JOINS NATION " IN THANKSGIVING Church Services Held by All Creeds—Provision Made | for Unfortunates. 1 | | | | | |...

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r A4 o - SPECIAL'FARM AID - STEPS'ARE URGED Henry A. Wallace, Agricul- tural Editor, Hits U. S. Ac- - tivities as Creditor

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FATAL SHODTIG WAL BE PROBED " Tragedy at Branchville De-| scribed by Police as Mur- der and Suicide. By 2 Staff Correspondent

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ANCIENT ZAPOTECS - PAINTED IN COLORS Tomb in Oaxaca Reveals Brilliantly Tinted Reliefs Made by Tribes. By the Associated...

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AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, INCREASE IS SEEN INRAIL CARLOADING Downward Trend From Peak in Mid-October Is Re- versed. By the...

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STAR __With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, B C. THURSDAY...November 24, 1932 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor Company Ave. g

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HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT Books Closed — Charge Purchases Will Appear on Dec. 1st Statements Genuine A Sale of ORUMBO”...

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CARDENER DIGS UP LARGE BREWERS BEGIN TO LAY TROUBLES ON U. S. DOORSTEP THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., breweries,...

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, BUSINESSMEN BAEK From the Front Row TWO-YEAR ELECTION FARM MUGRAM PLAN...

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H : H H H H H ! H H H H : £ : H < H H H : H H H H H H 3 : sesetsvsasenanras A2 JRY NAMES EGHT N BALOY THEFT Five Policemen

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“TROTSKY 1S JEERED BY DANISH “REDS" 300 Communists Demon- strate Hostility When Boat " Reaches Esbjerg. Warm Springs—Success:

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- PROSPERITY SEEN FOR CONTINENTAL Baltimore Receivership Hear- ing Told Nature of Shares by President. By the Associated...

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER HANK YOU AMERICA! fi?fiw | @’Vj{ Again in 1932" THE WORLD’S LARGEST...

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HOMECOMING FETE OFG.W. U ATPEAK INGRID TILT TODAY Foot Ball Team Takes Field Against Oklahoma U. Eleven. FRATERNITIES TO...

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* OCIETY = President and Mrs. Hoover Observe Day Quietly at White House—Will Have Friends in for Dinner. HE President and...

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TR S S w oo o . 2 ca THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,° THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1932, LOCAL DEBUTANTE S ipi oot il...

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SATONOUOTS CONTAUEPRIBEN = Wide Disparities Still Exist in s Radio “Equalization” portionate in size, though the same in...

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s R0 ., Bt Redoced % and More Books of fiction, biography, travel—children’s " books, and books of miscellaneous titles—less

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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, — e —— i Dove, young resident Montrose - l [ R T ST = 4 BoY BURNED