Radio program and Monroe Doctrine debate on air
A radio broadcast tonight features Jae and the Aldrich Family cast with guest stars as they discuss U.S. foreign policy. The program contrasts the Monroe Doctrine with Hitler's aims, praising American neutrality and neighborly influence in Latin America while noting wartime shifts.
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Hitler
Witarts
Germany
Europe
Cuba
Reselline Jb
Hess
Mexico
Latin-America
Eva Stone
Youth Hi
Aldrich
Wil Brawley
Orchestra Dearer
Clement Wood
Hw Grute
Sherinin
Stone
Stone Will ‘Be A Guest Ends Man, TiAtwing Wits With Threvlentster J. Puppen
Briley
Nathaniel Shilkret
Sunny Kayo
Wood
NBC
New York
Edisoneers
Victor Herbert
Hoenty Aldrich
Johnny Presenty
Goth
Sam An
Bella Spewnck
Ceformation
Horace Held
Pot O' Gokt Wegram
Chiyaiende of
America
Walter Hewnton
Bob Hope
Adso Ace Brigade
Barron
Glen Gray
Mid— Wight
Charlie Barnet
Window Box Gardens For Every Home And Balcony
A guide to building and planting window boxes for any home or apartment. Details box sizes for a single window, material, coloring to harmonize with houses, and best flowers such as petunias nasturtiums and fragrant varieties. Shade options include foliage plants and partial sun choices. Rich potting soil and regular feeding recommended.
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Zanzibar
Tyne
Welles European mission viewed as sincere peace bid
Washington notes that early skepticism over the administrations motives gives way to the view that Sumner Welles trip to Europe was a genuine effort to seek peace. Three reasons cited include pressure from churches, European neutrals welcoming a U.S. peace move, and concerns about postwar economic nationalism.
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Welles
Washington
Sumner Welles
Europe
Hleavy Bressure
White House
Steand
U. S
Cxhiet
Germany
Barly
New Deal Official Rumors on Third Term Prompt Remarks
A prominent New Deal official questions whether the President will seek a third term as campaign chatter grows. The official counters that the President is energetic and performing well, while Democratic rivals press for a stronger base.
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New Deal
Bill Would Cut Cuban Sugar Quota Aids U S Cane Producers
A proposed bill would cut Cuba's sugar quota by over 200000 tons, shifting most benefits to mainland cane and beet growers while Hawaii and Puerto Rico gain little. The Sugar Refiners' Association backs the move, but the State Department opposes Cuba sugar cuts and the administration appears inclined to veto.
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Cuba
State Department
Daily Dozen on Erysipelas from Merical Society
The article discusses erysipelas in broad terms, noting its epidemiology and common symptoms. It mentions April references and emphasizes contagious factors, fever, throat involvement, and the varying severity by age, with healthy young adults often less affected than older individuals.
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Theo
Apelthin
Daily 7 How Many Can Quiz You Answer
A scanned page presents a quirky quiz with ten questions about literature history and culture. It lists items on boards of trivia, obscure names, and playful prompts, illustrating a chaotic early 20th century newspaper feature.
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Walswell Jaions Comiversity de Iovate
Durham
North Garntians
Tim John
Pole
Yale Gliese Nna
Srivate
Hallenge Muuse
Portrait of a Hollywood Star Bing Crosby Paradoxes Revealed
The piece portrays Bing Crosby as the era’s busiest yet most paradoxical star. He dominates film, radio, and records with 21 box office hits while avoiding top billing as an actor. Celebrated as a family man and business figure, Crosby remains unusual for his singing fame and limited formal vocal training. He appears opposite numerous leading ladies but rarely shapes his film partners.
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Hollywood
Mar
Trate
National Junior Chamber of Gommerce
Wesnos
Carole Bombard
Miriam Hopkins
Joan Bennettt
Dorothy Lamour
Ant
Mem
Teyene
Gleniz Jéan
Shim
Tnipersal
Political Cliches Fly Across Parties and Rumors Rise
The report mocks party rhetoric with a New York mayoral quip and suggests mutual accusations between Democrats and Republicans. It notes the House approving trade agreements amid Republican criticism and cites dubious claims about Russia and Stalin. It mentions inflated figures and a general sense of political confusion spreading nationwide.
Wide Use of Electricity on Faritis Shown
Pennsylvania rural electrification under REA programs transformed farming life. Cooperatives expanded service to 21,700 members over 6,000 miles of lines with $82,000 allotted to seven cooperatives for wiring and plumbing. By mid 1930 electrified farms rose from 45,182 in 1925 to about 100,000, with widespread appliance use and reduced rural drift to cities.
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Klevin Pennsylvania Cooperatives Hind
Seevb
New Jersey
Penheylvani
Sto Sholal
Hiteir
Pennsylvania
Country Life
Golve
Electric Cooperative Corporation Act
Tity State
Bnlack
Enrollment challenges at Concord and Scholar High schools
Large fifth and fourth grade classes strain upcoming sixth grade needs at Concord. Seniors total 106 and ninth graders 196 slated for promotion at Scholar High, with practical course expansion and guidance lacking. Enrollment shifts, withdrawals, and labor law factors press safety and staffing. Notices will be reviewed for solutions.
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Concord
Gunioy High
Aithler High
Seblor
Gory
Tollmoi
Nolliny
Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Files March 12 1920
Fragmented OCR notes recount past events listing residents Mt. Jewett and a B&O wreck near Kane, with scattered names and sums like Concord 248.00 Mitch 216.00 Parsley 245.01. Mentions Dr Padell visiting Eric city, railway clerk exam passed, ordered to report to Pittsburgh.
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Neuritt Jessons
Concord
Mitch
Wasit
Pairsley
Dr. Padell
Eric
Traction
Ee Mellen
Teds
Tas
Pittsburgh
Byrd Party Thankful For Kansas Popcorn
Turbulent report cites Adrairat Richard sampling 800 pounds of popcorn and a planned expedition. Weather and flood impacts disrupt rail service with trains rerouted. Officials warn of illness cold and high water conditions affecting district operations.
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BYRD
Kansas
Lawrence
Ins
Richard
Tremwsett
Fepeivett
Imeeaze
Nam West
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