Verdict rails at political machine in Dauphin County
The Hubsburg Patriot hails a jury verdict against a former Pennsylvania official as a condemnation of a system of politics in government. It cites Luva in county practices and warns that professional politicians control public trust, urging end to such government habits before they spread further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin County
Gidways Brownmilles
Hubsburg
Brownmiller
Jessi
Luvain
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Nelson Eddy Tops NBC Star of Stars Poll in Radio Guide
Nelson Eddy wins the Star of Stars title in the Radio Guide popularity poll as NBC programs fill many top spots. Profiles include Lowell Thomas Dorothy Thompson Don Ameche Bing Crosby Margaret Speaks Don Wiledi Chase and Sanborn One Man’s Family Kay Kyser’s College of Musical Knowledge and more. The broadcast lineup features CBS and NBC programs with varied musical and dramatic acts, plus political figures Elbert D. Thomas and Nash M. Mason headlining a discussion on Can It Happen Here.
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Nelson Eddy
Radio Guide
NBC
Lowell Thomas
Dorothy ‘Thompson
Bergen McCarthy
Don Amethe
Bing Crosby
Margaret Speaks
Don Wiledi
Chase and San
One Mans Family
Kay Kyser
U. S
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Nash M. Mason
Tlmnois
CBS
Efren Kurta
Ballet Russe
Phil Baker
Honolulu
Leslie M. County
Richard Maxwell
Columbia
Clark Dennis Warbles
Joan Edwards
Paris
Paul Whiteman
Arlené Francis
Fred Uttal
George Jessel
Fred Allen
Nbc-Rednet
Kay Kyser J
San Francisco
Hollywood
College of Musical Knowledge
Nbc-Red
Nancy Martin
Charles Sears
Roy Shields
Roy Shield
Daily Dozen highlights and radio moves from U S stations
A patchwork of notes from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania and radio listings. It recalls farm dangers including 4900 farm deaths yearly and sun related dermatitis. It also notes station name changes, show bookings, broadcast plans and appearances by Orson Welles, Genevieve Rowe, and others across NBC CBS and NBC Blue networks with dates and venues.
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Alec ‘Templeton
NBC
WENO
New Orleans
WNOB
Sen
Noe
Penny Singleton
Arthur
CBS
Horace Heidt
Wt Weg
Genevieve Rowe
Orson Welles
Playhouse
Charles
Pullet
Lannie Carvel
Perils of Information Across Europe From Berlin Notes
American journalist Phil W Porter writes from Berlin about the deep gap in knowledge between Americans and Germans. He notes misconceptions about Roosevelt, U S. domestic policy, and the Soviet and European scene. He observes Germany claims peace and US dominance by crime and unemployment fears. He argues Americans know more about Germany than censored Germans know about the United States.
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Germany
GilMet
United States
America
How to Get ailgad Here and Social Aptitude
Dr Lewis M Terman of Palo Alto explains intelligence is less important than the ability to get along with people. He credited with identifying geniuses and helping them reach potential. He cites social adjustment emotional stability and self control as key to success and warns good mixers ease of emotional balance help people feel safe in social settings.
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Lewis M. Terman
Palo Alto
Calif
Senator Hatch Pushes Broad Ethics Bill Against Spoils System
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on Senator Carl A. Hatch of New Mexico proposing and largely passing a law barring federal job holders from political activity. The bill, initially aimed at relief workers, expands to all government employees and faces White House resistance. Hatch argues the spoils system harms the nation and credits the press for the bill’s advancement.
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Washington
Carl A. Hutch
New Mexico
Senate
House
Hatch
Republican Party
Nin
Fem
Edwards remembered as star maker at Paramount studio
In a Paramount sound stage Bing Crosby and a group of young performers sing Edwards famed songs. The article recalls Harry Edwards, era showman behind School Days and If I Had a Millionaire, who helped launch careers of Lila Lee, Groucho Marx, Eddie Cantor, Eleanor Powell and many others.
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Paramount
Bing Crosb
Edwards
America
Crosby
Lila Lee
George Jessel
George Price
Grace
Helen Menken
Anna Lehr
Walter “Winchell
Pack
Viei
Sue
Oldsmobile
Ma‘ioring
Bing
Newsboys
Tal
Georer Jean
Wallar Witthell
Bert Wheeler
Giorse Price
Jesse Blocke
Ada Tanlé
Ambiguous Phrase Cited as Common Language Error
A note on a recurring language mistake warns against using awkward phrasing such as I concluded to leave it, or I decided in place of clearer option. It highlights how direct expressions improve clarity and avoid outdated constructions in modern writing.
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Iit
Gay
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files July 5 1919
The column recalls a serious auto crash on Pindley Lake road where Clair Lingstrom lost control and collided with a tree injuring Kirdstrom and badly hurting Frank Ross Melvin Stout Gerald and Clark Linstey. It notes a quiet Fourth in Corry with many traveling to Findley and Chautauqua lakes and mentions local deaths, church services, and a birth Rose Mary Auer born July 4.
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Pindley Lake
Clair Lingstrom
Kirdstrom
Frank Ross
Melvin Stout
Gerald
Clark Linstey
Barbs County Fairs and a Patchwork of Timely Puzzles
Barbs County fairs approach as readers puzzle over how agricultural exhibits can improve yearly while crops decline. Banks in New York debate using a July August closure law, sparking questions about timing. International sentiment shifts quickly, royalty’s visit lingers, and Sydney Wooderson’s track loss comes in minutes. A WPA theater critique links hope to college students, while a misprint hints at misreaders. John Garner’s third term question surfaces amid political chatter.
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John Garner
Gant Goes to Work as Warden Orders Tile Cease
In Florence Ariz prison, Warden Gene State orders 200 ties of the prison to cease their gossiping and idle behavior in the administration building. They must begin working during hours and stay in their quarters the rest of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosrit
Florence
Aris
Song State
Gene State
Tris
How Many Can Quiz You Answer Daily 7
A list of ten trivia questions asks readers to answer as many as possible. Topics include weight, naval battles, Wilson’s European trips, Florida governors, a treasury appointment, freezing effects, nucleolus pronunciation, a horse defeat of Man o War, black swan habitat, and the white body of Earth’s planetary system.
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Roy
Wilson
Europe
Hower
Florida
Secretary of the Treasury
Stories in Stamps Show Lake Freighters’ Role in Trade
The Great Lakes form a vital U S commerce network carrying iron ore coal wheat limestone and manufactured goods. Lake freighters contribute about a quarter of U S waterborne commerce with eight month seasons and low freight rates supporting steel mills mines and Midwest farms. Small Dutch and Norwegian ships also traverse the St Lawrence route on regular schedules, depicted on an 1901 Pan American stamp in green and black.
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Great Lakes
United States
Midwest
Lake Superior
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
St. Lawrence River
U.S
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