Hull Says End to Isolation and Embrace Good Neighbor Policy
Secretary of State Cordell Hull told Rollins College subscribers that the nation would never again withdraw into splendid isolation. He argued for a policy of political, economic, and cultural cooperation as a better path than imperial expansion, aligning with Roosevelt’s four pillars of peace and the Kellogg Briand pact. He also emphasized recovery with a system that makes relief unnecessary where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Park
Fla
Cordell Hull
Founders
Rollins College
United States
Presdent
Roosevelt
Roosevelt comments on Hauptmann verdict and circumstantial evidence
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt weighs in on the Lindbergh kidnap case saying the verdict rests on circumstantial evidence while not fully doubting Hauptmann's guilt. She notes jurors faced tears and public uncertainty may grow. President Roosevelt would stress circumstantial evidence in kidnapping and murder cases, citing lack of witnesses and the necessity of such proof.
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Hauptmann
Ion
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Washington Society Notes and Dinners in Review
A column recalls Washington social life with Rep. Wesley Disney and neighbors the Ludlows at Du Pont Circle, remarks on Senator Rush Holt’s rookie status, and anecdotes about Dr. Hans Luther and Chief Justice Hughes. It highlights quirks of political and diplomatic circles, a sandwich man turned accidental benefactor, basilisk lore, and White House airover regulations, finishing with Oklahoma’s Josh Lee and other capital figures.
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Sigrid Arne
Associated Press
Wesley Disney
Oklahoma
Ludlows
Disney
Paramount Broad ways Bill and Fair Theater Weekend Spotlight
Paramount highlights Broadway Bill with Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy as the Fair Theater restages All the King’s Horses with Carl Brisson and Mary Ellis. The program also features The Gay Tivarcee with Ginger Rogers Fred Astaire and a One Year Later at the Texas plus Flowers and Trees and local amateur theater notes. Mining of Colemanite in Death Valley resumes after seven years.
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Paramount
Warner Baxter
Myrna Loy
Carl Brisson
Mary Ellis
Ginger Rogers
Fred Astaire
Texas
Mary Brian
Russell Hopton
Rialto
Shirley Temple
Rex
Ben Bernie
Jack Oakie
Brisson
Alice Brady
Edward Everett Horton
Mr. Astaire
the Texas
Donald Dillaway
Hopton
Miss Brian
Death Valley
Relief chiefs in conference in Texas Panhandle
Twelve relief administrators from North Panhandle counties attended the Social Welfare school conducted by Miss Antoinette Cannon of New York City. The conference opened Thursday with participants from 24 Panhandle counties in District Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Panhandle
Antoinette Cannon
New York City
Cannon
Texas Relief Commission
Relief Administration
Panhandle
S. H. Haile
Moore
Hansford
J. E. Johnson
Armstrong
Katherine Beverie
Collingsworth
Oliver
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
To end itch and rash the ad touts Blue Star Ointment. It claims tested medicine that melts in, soaks in quickly and kills the itch. Money back if the first jar fails.
Rhythmic interpretation of psalms at Park Avenue church
Ruth St Denis performed a rhythmic interpretation of the Psalms at The Park Avenue Presbyterian Church on Park Avenue New York before a crowded pew-filled service. The dancer wore a black robe then a white one as she moved through stages of spiritual ascent concluding with a final radiation. A first and second reader voiced passages and Miss St Denis linked the readings to improvised piano music and hymn participation.
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Elenore Kellogg
New York
Ruth St. Denis
Park Avenue
Miss St. Denis
Park Avenue’ Presbyterian Church
Edmund W. Wylie
Miss St
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed for Stomach Distress
L F English of 1537 W 24th Place Tulsa Oklahoma testifies that after consuming the doctor’s tonic his stomach distress eased, belching subsided and appetite returned. New tablet size 50 costs $1.00 while large tablet or liquid $1.35, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
L. F. English
W. 24Th Place
Tulsa
West
Okla
Flying Fish Tested In Secret For Long-Distance Flight
In Romf on February 25 a mysterious flying fish designated P-16 was tested to set new distance and altitude marks for the national aviation corps. Officials say the land plane with sea landing capability resembles an M from the ground and may attempt a record in late March or early April with Major Attilio Bisco and Renato Donati piloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romf
National Aviation Corps
Attilio Bisco
Italo Balbo
Renato Donati
Capone Bodyguard Frankie Rio Dies in Oak Park
Chicago dispatch reports Frankie Rio, once trusted lieutenant and bodyguard of Al Capone, died of heart disease in his Oak Park home. The death reduces Chicago’s aging gang leadership as violence wanes.
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Chicago
Frankie Rio
al Capone
Oak Park
Whisky Tree Astounds Man After Syrup Whisky
Perry correspondent recounts Elmer Sweetdew discovering sap flowing from a maple spout into a whiskey jug. He recalls a previously discharged hired man who used to stash liquor in the woodlot, suggesting a prank or hidden liquor scheme.
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Perry
Elmer Sweetdew
British Ship On Hand For Mardi Gras Opens Galveston
The British cruiser Dragon arrives in Galveston to join Mardi Gras activities. The vessel sails March 4 to Mobile with 28 officers and 390 men aboard. Galvestonians and Houstonians plan a dinner for visiting officers and an international lunch sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club with local and U.S. officials as guests.
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Dupont Circle
Senate
Rush Holt
West Virginia
French Alpine Club
Hoggar
Algeria
Sahara
Gari Tidjanoun
Elizabeth
Frank Greges
White House
Administration
Army
Navy
Capitol
Roper
Robert Jackson
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Charlie
Josh Lee
Philippines
Lee
Argonne
Hans Luther
William M. Mann
National Zoo
Vienna
Edward Everett
Horton
Walt Disney Silly Symphony
Black Mask Players
Tommy
Ridgeway Zelley
Maskers
High School
Austorium
Sandie
Amarillo
Roy Burke & Co
Relief Chiefs
Italy
Capone
Troy
Galveston
Mardi
Winston-Setem
North
Mrs. van Brunt Timpson
J. Pritchard
Roscoe Turner
Stella Willins
Camel Caravan
Walter O'Keefe
Annette Hanshaw
Glen Gray
Casa Lama
WABC
Columbia Network
J, Reynolds
John L. Summers
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