Radio listing and editorial opinions mix in late edition misprint
A chaotic OCR fragment lists radio programs and stations with ads and notices and quotes about Louisiana politics and world war era concerns. It includes NBC schedules, Met Opera broadcasts, and a political opinion piece referencing Huey Long, Sam Houston Jones, and Governor Long amid broader war and public affairs commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousiana
Sam Houston
Democrat
Hel Urns
Wig
Cleveland Plain
Mormynts
Huey
Bari
Commonwealth
Louisiana
Sam Houston Jones
God
Tan
Communist Trouble In C I O Breeds Trouble For John Lewis
A Chicago style broadside asserts John L. Lewis failed to purge Communists from the C I O after a fall convention pledge. It cites conservative moves against leftists, rising Communist influence in some unions, and fears of anti Roosevelt sentiment within labor circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Harry Bridges
Joe Cirran
Allan Haywood
Commuunists
Ogden
Utah
Lewis
New Deal
United Mine Workers
Communist Party
Younhy Congress
Pinland
John Brophy
Russia
Roosevelt
Nas Hional Maritime Union
Owder
Madison ‘Square Garden
Turing
C. 10
Hillman
C. I
United Auto Workers
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 23 1920
A fragment from 1920 notes reports a Corry Light Company development and a high voltage transmission line project. It mentions the death of Mrs Hannah Darling, a home of her granddaughter Mrs Frank Lillis, and re decoration at Sash Jacobson’s store. Also references local figures Luna! and Chote fm Austin connected to Americaly Lal'rande Cor poration.
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Merny Decker
Ji Kirn
Lott Decker
Ol Nini aVenUs
Corry Hospital
Luna
Chote Fm
Austin
Lal'rande Corporation
Roscoe Karns Finds West a Stage for Screen Fame
Hollywood film notes Roscoe Karns, born in San Bernardino, rose from stock theatre to film comedy. Mentor Marjorie Rambeau helped him start on stage. later he joined Paramount after a seven year run. He aided later stars like Gary Cooper and Buddy Rogers, and remains active in projects while raising two children. Karns plans to balance comedy with occasional romantic lead aspirations, with future Cleveland and West Coast work noted.
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Hollywood
Roscoe Karns
West
Karns
San Bernardino
Cal
Los Angeles
Marjorie Rambeau
Ghee
New York
King Vidor
Winnam
Zan Pitts
Fal Park
Fince
Paramount
Barns Wor
Jem
Gary Cooper
Buddy Rogers
Richard Arlenell
Wings
Heles
Jean Artur
Ghiin de Betilland
Bes Yous
Ranchic Tone
Warn
Warners
Y Jane
God Roscoe
Dune Roscoe
Max Rheinhardt
Dramatic
Wepee
Karns Jong Agg
Aidne
Kurs
Fiending Roeter
Sothern
Tisiaidih
Jelluts
Trin
Init Déber
Old-Fashioned Inter? Weather Record From 1903 04
Readable excerpts describe a long winter year 1903 04 with temperatures and snowfall. January highs reached 17 above and 61 degrees, with January lows and February highs noted, plus sudden drops. December February marked many days below freezing and record snow depth near 31 inches. The account cites months of cloudy to clear skies and notes a rare 24 hour stretch below zero.
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Hero
Walter
Three Wise Men on Brazil Youth Stamp Issue
Brazil launches a surprise stamp issue for youth showing the Three Wise Men bearing gifts. Proceeds support child welfare via a tax distributed to charitable institutions chosen by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Bazil
Jefferson Cattery
Roosevelt
Fragmented 20th century clippings on social quirks and science
In a jumble of odd items readers learn that British plans convert potatoes into car fuel, California college hitchhikers receive an insignia for safety, New York men face a theft charge for a 2000-pound machine, and a Chicago study suggests teeth decay varies by race and gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Phi ‘Omega
Delta Upsilon
New York
Chicago
Journal of the
American Dents Association
E. Pearl Hannah
Palo Alto
Cal
Poison in Medicine Cabinet Sparks Family Tragedy
A Pennsylvania household confronts a deadly accident after a mother mistook a bottle in the medicine cabinet for a remedy. Three children were affected. two died and the third was harmed. The piece criticizes cluttered cabinets and careless storage, urging better organization to prevent such dangers.
New Mississippi Span Near Greenville Opens July 1940
The newest bridge crossing the Mississippi River will be completed at Greenville Mississippi in July 1940. More than 1 004 workers are employed on the 4 847 000 structure which will rise 28 feet above the river’s average stage.
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Mississippi
Mississippi River
Greenville
Migs
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Rex
TNC
Bertrath
Milwaukee
Ah Sar
Chicwo
Biorcletroyery
Detroit
Mitatinahaie Trust
Phils
Corry
Mall
Ghyi
Aidieh
Eleanor Roostvelt
Watson
Minnstrone
Pyutista
Hitler
al Davis Kout
Bounye Gardin
Sam "Wy
Boy Ser “Vice
NBC
Toolehy
Richard Bonelli
Metropolitan Tur
America
Columbia
Delma
Kate Smith
Dohatty
Green
Ambassador
Ray Bloch
Johhny Bresents
Mr. Dinwiédy
Gachariah Magler
Florida
Ebb Ripley
Campbell
Giovanni Mar- Hinélll
Verdi
Otello
Metropolitan Opéra
Nbc-Blue
Lawrence ‘Tibbett
Tago
Elisabeth, Rethberg
Desdemona
Ettore Pauses
Otéllo
la Scala
Wile
Campanintas
Latin America
WHC
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Joe Louis
Arturo Gorlay
National Broadcasting Company
Bet
Puerto Rico
Madison Square Garden
WRCA
WNRI
Statons
Mirope
Imilea
Atrakiht
Amorim Terror
Amy
Dewny
Aval G. Cap
Bruce Catson
NIA
Service
Serech
Browdeer
Popitar Furthem
Heavien
Marine Goris
James Monron
James Maison
Acre Roosevelt
Duke University
Corry Dig! Breatrie Light Company
Cdin
Evia
Hannah Darling
Mirami Witodx
Sash Jacobaon
Storn
Hollywood Film Shop
Alexander Kahn
United Press Stall
Audie Chydets
Eni
Bich
Cory
Stamps
Josep Tso
Slovakia
Tiso
Wilde Bourdy
Italy
Sy Willan Ferguson
FEOST
Ops Stansell
Stiletto
Farvard
England
British War Office
Daily Dozen Bronie Medical Society of
State of
Pennsylvania
Lee Sea Royal
Stella Shoppe Dia
West Main St
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