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Edition: U.S.
Vol. XXV No. 25

NATION
THE PRESIDENCY: Home Stretch (National Affairs / THE PRESIDENCY)

THE CABINET: Wound Unsalted (National Affairs / THE CABINET)

THE CONGRESS: Feet to Fire (National Affairs / THE CONGRESS)

RECOVERY: New Eagle (National Affairs / RECOVERY)

MINNESOTA: Minneapolis Mayor (National Affairs / MINNESOTA)

COAL: Strike Deferred (National Affairs / COAL)


WORLD
INTERNATIONAL: North Sea Nexus (Foreign News / INTERNATIONAL)

ITALY: Ridiculous Ninny! (Foreign News / ITALY)

FRANCE: Normandie's Million (Foreign News / FRANCE)

DANZIG: Schacht Shocker (Foreign News / DANZIG)

GERMANY: Hell of Heat (Foreign News / GERMANY)

GREECE: Royal Plebiscite (Foreign News / GREECE)

BOLIVIA-PARAGUAY: Peace Without Victory (Foreign News / BOLIVIA-PARAGUAY)

JAPAN: Proletariat's Spokesman (Foreign News / JAPAN)

CHINA: Crystallized Goodwill (Foreign News / CHINA)


SCIENCE
Science: Rio Teodoro

Science: Marriage & Divorce


HEALTH & MEDICINE
Medicine: In Atlantic City (Medicine)

Medicine: Summer Resurgence (Medicine)


PRESS
Press: Cowles to Minneapolis

Press: Also Human

Press: Strikers' Sheetlet


SPORT
Sport: New Champion

Sport: The Princeton Mile

Sport: Who Won, Jun. 24, 1935

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BUSINESS
Business & Finance: Postal Down (Business & Finance)

Business & Finance: Bids, Box & Bluff (Business & Finance)

Business & Finance: Hopes & Fears (Business & Finance)

Business & Finance: Safeway Strategy (Business & Finance)

Business & Finance: Frisco (Business & Finance)

Business & Finance: Bankers' Grace (Business & Finance)

Business & Finance: Words (Business & Finance)

Business & Finance: Personnel: Jun. 24, 1935 (Business & Finance)

Transport: Inquest No. 1 (Transport)

Transport: Train Callers (Transport)

Transport: Midway (Transport)

Transport: Reprimand (Transport)


EDUCATION
Education: Dancer's Son

Education: Midway Man

Education: Kudos Jun. 24, 1935


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Music: London Rage (Music)

Art: Trinity (Art)

Art: Contest in Closet (Art)

Cinema: Confusion of Color (Cinema)

Cinema: The New Pictures: Jun. 24, 1935 (Cinema)

Books: Ax-Grinder (Books)

Books: In Flanders Fey (Books)


MISCELLANY
Miscellany, Jun. 24, 1935


MILESTONES
Milestones, Jun. 24, 1935


PEOPLE
People, Jun. 24, 1935

Fiction: Recent Books: Jun. 24, 1935 (Fiction)


LETTERS
Letters, Jun. 24, 1935

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