France Gazette Enacts Rigid Gag Law On Press
The French government issued a set of decrees empowering prosecutions after publication to curb foreign propaganda and attacks on race or religion. The measures threaten heavy fines, imprisonment, confiscation of property, and loss of civil rights for violators. The moves aim to ratify decades old press liberties while policing funding, with concern over German Italian influence and Soviet subsidies. The decree follows tensions around biased reports and Britain's diplomatic moves as France eyes internal and external pressures.
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Paris
Germany
Italy
Soviet
Russia
Albert Lebrun
France
Britain
Berlin
Poslam Eczema Relief Ad Promises Quick Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Poslam as a concentrated skin treatment that penetrates outer layers to soothe eczema rashes. It claims rapid relief and notes the product costs 50 cents at your druggist, urging readers to buy for faster healing.
To Receive Highest Scout Award At Court Of Honor
Scouting's highest honor the Eagle badge will be conferred this evening at 7 30 in McKinley High School by Judge H C Ring. Eagle candidates include David Ring Carl Huff and Jack Sopousek with Bronze Eagle palms and Life Scout badges awarded to several others. Additional honors cover First and Second class awards and numerous merit badges along with civic service recognitions. Bridge whist history noted in Constantinople and Greece around 1870.
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Cedar Rapids
McKinley High School
H. C. Ring
Judge Ring
David Ring
First Lutheran Church
Delbert Miller
Carl Huff
W. H. Huff
Eleventh Street
Conoups Club
William Kuda
Jack Sopousek
Franklin High School
M. Sopousek
Washington Avenue SE
Waltonians
John M Powell
George Henry
Ernest
Harvey Hillmer
Russell Boyer
Leonard Koch
Henry Carleton
H. O. Williams
Scond
Howard Unzeilig
Richard Rozek
Billy Jump
Robert Mahoney
Bobby Thoennes
William Cunningham
James Meek
Joseph Curray
William McConnell
Billy Shuttleworth
Roger Hoff
Dewey Willis, Jr
Thomas Shannahan
William Sarney
Everett L. King
Hiram Schutzman
Franklin Main
Richard Funk
Paul Erickson
Mack Hammond
Robert Teeple
M. Hollingsworth
Richard Whitney
William Vogl
Joseph Crowley
Richard Morrison
Bobby Hash
Sutherland Dows
Junio Peet
Bernard Gish
Eugene Emerson
Bernal Hall
Robert Sova
Charles Dake
Wayne Schreckengast
M. D. Marr
Robert Kolarik
Kiwanian
D. Eldon Mackie
Martin Hansen
Jack Downer
SSS Kiwanian
Joseph Stenner
Tom Shive
Robert Mitchell
Robert Miller
Lasswell
Lewis Green duel overruns coal talks as squeeze blamed
P C Thomas of Koppers Coal says the miners' strike talks have become a political fight between John L. Lewis and William Green. He notes operators face losses and insist wages hours and conditions are settled, while two issues hold up an agreement: a closed shop and elimination of the penalty clause.
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New York
INS
P. C. Thomas
Koppers Coal Company
United States
John L. Lewis
William Green
Thomas
Lewis
CIO
Green
AFL
Urge AP Consider Letting Its News Be Put On Radio
A resolution by AP members urges the board to study broadcasting AP news on commercially sponsored radio. The move follows an amendment to AP incorporation allowing news to be supplied to others beyond member newspapers. The proposal passed 139 to 36, requiring board action and member approval.
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New York
Associated Press Board of Directors
Association
Charles P. Manship
Baton Rouge
State Times
Double Action Adlerixa Carminative Advertisement
An old ad explains that constipation causes gas headaches and indigestion. It promotes Adlerixa a carminative cathartic solution that relieves gas quickly and clears bowels in under two hours. Read in druggists.
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Adlerixa
Dressmaker Ad Prompts Classified Look Under Classification 7
A brief Waterbury American advertisement notes a dressmaker opportunity in the Want Ads under classification 7, inviting readers to look for details.
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Gazette
China restricts panda hunting amid growing scarcity
Chungking reports the government informs foreign governments it will ban unlimited panda hunting to protect the species as its numbers decline.
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Chungking
China
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Tones Women Through Change of Life
Middle aged women suffer nerves heat flashes backache and headaches from functional disturbances. Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription is presented as a tonic that stimulates appetite increases gastric juice flow aids digestion and strengthens the body. Mrs Mattie Miller of Nea trice Nebraska testifies it helped her during change of life improving appetite energy and sleep. Buy it in liquid or tablet form from your druggist today. New size tablets 50 cents.
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Dr Pierce
Mattie Miller
Ash St
Neatrice
Nebr
Dr. Pierce
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