Advertising and Finland sympathy lift readers' eye
A noisy mix of advertising lines and political commentary follows a trade page layout. It cites firms in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, lists subscription rates, and muses on American views toward Finland with a cautious note against rushing to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeenkarit
Puhllahey Advectiaing
Eemball, Inc
New York
Bartlet
Milwaukee
Aicoan Equar
Chicago
Blle-Lovulywide
Detroit
Whamber of
Pittsburgh
Tera Grave ‘Trust
Phila
Bieta
Corry
Awil
Ty Minds
Finland
Leer
Willams College
Oris
Hein
Congress
Scandinavia
Radio Tonight Hosts Many NBC Stars and Celebrities
Tonight and tomorrow radio listeners will hear Barrymore with My Dear Children and George Jessel’s Celebrity program. NBC features include Della Raye and Charlie Cantor in The Great Profile, Benny Ventiia, and Peter Van Steven providing music. Other shows include Easy Aces, Fred Waring, Love Mystery, Shaefer All-Star Revue, 100 Men of Melody, and Kraft Music Hall with Crosby and Burns. The Boy Scouts program will air from the White House with President Roosevelt. Also noted are broadcasts from St Petersburg, Florida, and plans for a wedding appearance by Michael Stewart in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrymore
Sarring
Itl Amicus
George Jessel
NBC
Uni
Della Raye
Charlie Cantor
Miss Raye
Fred Waring
Mr. Keene
Shaefer
Fannie
Snocks-Brice
Rochester Philharmonic
Jose Turki
Kraft Music Hall
Crosby and Burns
Johnny Trotter
Mads
Tom Thomas
H. Leopold Spitalny
Pred Waring
Ted Weems Si
Charlie Barnett
Teddy Powell
Mal Hallett
Chuck Foster
Roosevelt
White House
Parks Johnson
Wally Butter Worth
CHS
CBS
Jonn Hiv
Edward Bowes
St Petersburg
St . Petersburg
Florida
Dictatorship and taxes loom in era of upheaval and war
The piece discusses a figure likened to Hitler, praising reorganization and brutal rule while condemning racial and religious oppression. It compares such regimes to Julius Caesar and warns that Allied victory alone may not yield a better world. It also critiques high gasoline taxes as vital to American freedom and notes global price differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapoleon
WMS
France
Ole
Robbins
Mhourgies
Ant
Julius Cotsar
Hitler
England
Canad
Indian Prince in Ras England Nawab in RAP Story
Two decades ago fragment from Journal Files dated February 8, 1920 notes a Sunday feature about an Indian prince serving as a nade in the Royal Air Force unit dubbed Somewhere in England. The Nawab fadA Mohammed Bhteshan Al Khan is listed as the fifth son of the Nawab of Jiora, noted as a likely first Indian member accepted by the RAP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras
England
Nawabfada
Mohammed “Bhteshan al ‘Khan
Jiora
RAP
Smiths Gentle Attack on NLRB Signals Mild Changes
Washington report notes the Smith committee has pressed the Labor Board with careful, limited questioning and focused on board staff. Few expect drastic reforms to be approved, though momentum hints at possible minor amendments while the landslide weather and soil film project draws attention elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
NLRB
Washington
Smith Committee
Labor Board
Madden
From Vacation Builder to Paramount Producer Mythic Earthquake Crew
A Chicago architect in Hollywood rose from costume work to art director and De Mille production manager. Mitchel Leisen, praised for his hands, became a high salaried Paramount producer investor. He recalls filming the earth shaking disaster for Ming of Kings without rehearsal. the crew either clicked or failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Chicago
Cecil de Mille
de Mille
Nais
Mitchel
Leisen
Paramount
Ming of Kings
Daily Can Quiz You Answer Seven Questions
A fragmented quiz item asks seven questions from a classified page, including geography, biology, industry centers, legality, geology, capital cities, organizations, sports attendance, waterways, and bone or mineral facts. The readable portions suggest a dull trivia listing with questions and partial spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catekill Mountains
New Hampshire
New York
Vermont
United States
Ndt
Iran
Persians
Baghdad
Rigg
Teheren
Ireland
U. S
Gore River
Daily Dozen on winter health and home humidity
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes a winter health caution about dry air. It urges moisture in homes and offices, recommends mild window opening strategies, and warns dry air can sap moisture from the body and irritate skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Distilling Birch Oil In State Forests
Distillation of birch oil in Pennsylvania forests is described as providing rural employment. Three men run each still, with operations in Tioga County’s state forest. Stills are 216 cubic feet, built of pine or hemlock with copper bottoms. Birch wood is processed in bundles and steamed. oil sinks to the bottom of a funnel. Birch oil sells readily, used for disinfectants, liniments, flavoring extracts and dyes. Families in Sullivan County also participate by providing wood and brush for distillation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hararishurg
Pennsylvania
Chas. E. Baer
Department of Forests
Sullivan Country
Leisen’s Disaster On Set Turns To Film Triumph
Leisen faced a near deadly on set cave in while directing a film as an earthquake-like scene collapsed. An extra vanished in a slide, later rescued with a bruised finger, while Leisen’s luck held and he continued to lead. Years later he became director then producer director, noted for Remember the Night with Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leisen
Lelsen
Teelsen
Aucress
Thes
Fred MacMurray
Barbara Stanwyck
John Barrymore Hospitalized in New York
John Barrymore was admitted to a New York hospital with a vitamin deficiency. Doctors expect a several day stay. The producer of his play My Dear Children planned to work tonight and he may return to the hospital after performances. He is restricted to soft drinks, allowed sherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrymore
New York Hospital
United Press
New York
John Bapymoré
Childrn
Masthead notes on editorial page header
The masthead provides the newspaper name publication date and location on the editorial page. It identifies the paper’s branding and directs readers to the section where opinions and editorials appear.
James to join WPA conference amid protests
In Warmishurg Pepe-Goyer and Arthur H. James resisted discussing the Works Progress Administration at a planned conference with Washing ton officials. James spoke at a press event denying talks with Col. Carl Hstes, a Texas publisher described as a "ghost governor" in relation to the WPA dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmishurg
Pepe—Goyer
Arthur H. James
Works Progress Administration
Fadora
Wra
Col
Carl Hstés
Texas
James
Ostes
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Amerigs
Walter Damrosch
Ussel
William H. Barton, Jr
Crux
Ross
Barton
Hayden
Planetarium
Michael Stewart
Cincinnati
Mise Allen Roper
Franklin Bens
Ralph Nyland
Everét
Mitchell
National Farm
C.L. Menser
Tex
University of Chicago Round Table
Psu
Tuyna
Valentines For Voters
Arthur
Paddy
Robert Tait
Ve A Oo
Burton Wheeler
Tom Dewey
Marca
Paul
Msnutt
Bruce Catton
NBA
F. D.E
BIS
Bob Flaherty
Pure Lorenz
U. S. Film Service
Department of Agriculture
Aryl
Charles W. Eliot
National Resources Planning Board
Senate
FDR
Charlie
Eliot
Weather Bureau
Europe
Alaska
Canada
Great Lakes
Gulf
Hollywood Film Shop
Inbip
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Boraxo
Sunkist
Dale Hill Lakeview
Seth
Dinty Moore
Borax
Rexall Cut Rate Drug Store
N. Center St
Maar
Vitalis
Corry, Pa
Aspirh
Quart Minera On
Bane
Kortrms Bog
Eana
Er Miles
Alka Sedizer
Mame Ay
Tonig
Sai
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