Mongol Tribes Rise to War Readiness Under Soviet Guidance
Genghis Khan era horsemen now marshal tanks and artillery in Outer Mongolia. Under Soviet instruction, Outer Mongolia strengthens air power fortifications and a motorized army near the Siberia Manchukuo frontier. The defense aims to deter Japanese advances and safeguard the region, with Ulan Bator at the center of a developing security pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genghis Kahn
Asia
Europe
Vienna
Sons of
Desert and
Mountain
Outer Mongolia
Japa
Ulan Bator
Russia
Siberia
Manchukuo
Soviet Russia
Genghis Khan
China Sea
Danube
China
Plea for slower driving to save lives appeals to jury
An attorney in Mechanicsville appeals a jury to require less speed and more caution on highways. He argues speeding causes deaths and crippling injuries, urging jurors to consider community impact and the value of individual lives in delivering verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Butler
Mechanicsville
United States
Lincoln
Sato
Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS and Other Networks
A dense list of radio programs and orchestras across NBC CBS and affiliated stations. Entries mention performers such as Johnny Johnson and Henry Busse, orchestras led by Jerry Bears and Vincent Lopez, and various time slots from morning to evening across WEAF WJZ WABC WCCO KMOX KYW and others. The page reads like a program grid with station identifiers, program titles, and featured artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WEAF
CBS
Southernaires
Church of the Air
WABC
WBBM
Aeeobert Williams
Bay” Dreams
WGST
So Agier
Bo Bowes
Capitol Family
Wabc 1000
Johnny Johnson Orch
Symphony Orch
WJZ
Everybody's Music
Benno Rabinoff
WJZ Chain
Widows Sons
NBL
Weaf Chain
WABCL
WEAP
Jerry Bears Orch
INBC
Wdzz
Russia
CBS Wabc
Tom Terriss
Orch
NHC
CBS Wac
KMOX
WCCO
Sora Pratac
Inbci
NBC Concert Orch
Wabc Rao
WMAQ
KYW
MIW
Chaih Lod Guskhin Orch (Cbs! Wabc
Otis Skitmer
Frank Muntenor
Paul Whiteman
WIZ
Community Sing
Weco Pdos
Ies
Twin City
Hob Crosby Orch
935
Brn
Pollack Orch
Weap Cc
Hienry Busse
Carl Ravaezza
Five Star Jones
Hegan Harding
Hour of Memories
WABCO
Cbsi
WIZ Chain
Rhythmaires
Manhattan
Pepper Youne
Doris Wester
Mabente Jennings
Beatrice Mack
Soprano
Woman's Radio Review
Gene Arnold
Angelo Vitale Erch
Jerry Sears
Saea
Verrill
Bere
Germany
Lowell
Thomas
Amos 'N
Andy
WNBC
Mary Sma
Edwin CH
Nbct
Lum and
Abner
Judy Sinrr
Wabe
Weco
Fipber McGee and Molly
Dean Dickinson
Marcarat Speaks
Lyman Orch
Price
Bile White
WIZ Chain Radio Theater
Richard Himber Orch
Weaf Kyw
Meredith Waison
Orch Inc
Wayne Kincort
WBOM
KMOY
New York
Stir
Chan Jally Coburn Orth
March of Time
Wecco
Bdoaseh Leater
Onbc
Chan Clyde Licas
Chan
Ink
A Donahue
Bri
Cummins
Wabc Chai
No Rite
Ferey Orch
Weaf Clan
Shalaor
Vai
Vincent Lopez Orch
SESW
ABC
Jotoy Jamson H Scbeke Hone Orch
Motorized Roosevelt Caravan Starts From New York
The first motorized unit of the Roosevelt caravan left New York toward Maine led by James A Farley. The fleet of up to 600 motor cars will broadcast speeches and records nationwide. Music featured includes the national anthem and popular tunes to attract broad audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
James A Farley
Democratic National Committee
Hoyas Devs
Agvet
Sten Seng
Tava Bach
Catven
World War I era milestones and early industrial unions summarized
August history notes mark the 1914 outbreak of World War I and early formalities, the Knights of Labor origins led by Uriah Stephens, a 1891 Wall Street money rescue incident with Russell Sage, Pontiac’s 1763 campaign, the 1890 Auburn electrocution first power death, and R G Dun credit reporting origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah S. Stephens
Knights of Labor
Stephens
Wall Street
Russell Sage
Henry F. Norcross
Sage
Shenandoah, N. Y
Dana’s journalism career spans editors and Civil War era
Charles A Dana born August 8, 1819 in Hinsdale New Hampshire shaped by his New York Tribune editorship under Horace Greeley. Their Civil War clash ended that partnership and later he led the San Dana, achieving his greatest distinction in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Dana
Hinsdale
Richard Dana
Dana
Richard Henry Dinns
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
San
Origin of the Democratic Donkey and Republican Elephant
A 1936 NEA Service piece explains Thomas Nast created both major party emblems. It notes the Democratic donkey emerged January 10, 1870 after Nast depicted a donkey defying a dead lion labeled Stanton. The Republican elephant appeared November 7, 1874 in Harper's. An unrelated dog story accompanies the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Thomas Nast
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's
Lincoln
Edwin M. Stanton
Nast
Toon
Stanton
Harper’s
Loyal dog saves woman from fatal fall in Vermont well
Mrs. Edwin French of Londonderry Vermont sank into a nine foot well while drawing water. Her shepherd Stark leaped to action, summoned her husband, and pulled her to safety. Stark’s loyalty and quick thinking likely saved her life. A Dublin tavern tale follows of a mongrel named Shamus who confronts a monkey, ending with the primate bowing and the dog fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin French
Londonderry
Vermont
Stark
Mrs. French
French
Cornelius Doyle
Silver Street
Dublin
Ireland
Shamus
Polly
Setter Follower Phoebe’s Long Graveyard Trail
In Lexington Kentucky a female English setter named Phoebe earned the nickname Funeral Phoebe after following her master's funeral to the grave as a puppy. For sixteen years she continued to follow mourners and woke echoes with her grieving screams, earning affection from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Phoebe
Broadway Faces Lift Sparks Urban Revival
Broadway is getting a face lift with modern facades and new building from the ground up. Builders report a strong midyear rebound with permits 75 percent higher than last year and residential activity up 121 percent as the industry rebounds from a postwar lull. Red peppers used in salads and pickles are believed to have been used by American Indians over a millennium ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
14-Year-Old Boy Ends Life After Gripping Loss
Homer Lee a fourteen-year-old Sacramento youth and his longtime bulldog Grip shared a deep bond. After finding the dog dead from old age he assembled a shotgun and killed himself, leaving a note pledging that the world could go on without them. The tale has been circulated as true in various papers but lacks verification.
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Bush Run
Mich
Pontiac
Cahokia
Mississippi
St. Louis
John Hamilton
Troy
New York
Hudson River
John
Homer Lee
Sacramento
Calif
Grip
Homer
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James A. Mills
Kalgan, Inner Mongolia
Moscow
Coipren
Tre Naten
Gohan
Peters
Opehukua
Mongu
Manetukua
Inner Mongolia
Pons Ja Wang
Invd
Inner
Oute
Mongolia
Gobi Desert
Roy Chapman Andrews
American Museum of Natural History
Gobi
Feg Murray
Olmam
Helene Madison
Soxininy Tartan
Warsaw
Cjohany
Errol Flynn
Great Britain
Amsterdam
Buster"tarlan
Flash Gordon Grade
Los Angeles
Nat Sanpow" Pendleton
Uncle Gam
Antwerp
Belgium
Pka King Pearure Syndeact
Vous Nes
Etan
Marc Williams
Breakfast Club
Shirley Wynne
Petard Maxwell
Betty
Bob
Tim Jose
Berlin
David Harum
Wendell Hall
Blie Flames
Vic and Sade
Chai
Maurice Browncrost
Kmoxx
Roosevelt Caravan
Dale Harrison
Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
France
Cirey
Siam
Cuba
Honduras
Auburn
William Kemmiler
Matilda Ziegen
Kemmler
New York State
R G Dun
Young Dun
Dun
ES Trades
Chap
Teepos
Tortured Dog
Boy
Ert
Payson
Terhune
Realdogs
Setter
America
Deheriy
International
Ony International
International Harvester Company
Second Avenue W
Cedar Rapids
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