National Radio Forum to feature Attorney General Murphy
Reporter notes Frank Murphy United States Attorney General will discuss Civil Liberties on the National Radio Forum broadcast by Star over INFCJ Blue tonight at 10 20. Murphy, appointed by Roosevelt, has pushed federal cases and dockets. The column lists other CBS and NBC programs and talents on the night’s schedule.
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Mussolini Demands Spark European Diplomacy Split
European diplomats weigh Premier Mussolini's Sunday address urging Tunisia Djibouti and Suez canal movements while France shows cautious optimism for a compromise. Hitler's pledge of support looms as a potential factor in a delicate balance amid rising war anxieties and shifting alliances. A stray note on urban billboard policy blurs the global outlook with a remark on women solving the problem.
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Repair Street to Airport Delays Highlight Local Road Plan
The article reports that Spring Street’s poor condition impedes access to the planned Lawrence airport, delaying a WPA funded repair. Test runs for air service showed traffic jams but no accidents, prompting calls for rapid paving to support growth and future mail pickup operations.
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Bruce Catton in Washington on China policy
Bruce Catton discusses American foreign policy after Japan’s attack on the Panay. He argues withdrawal from China would betray core beliefs that force should not rule international relations and treaties must be respected, calling for continued U S engagement to defend sanctity of treaties and peaceful dispute resolution. The piece previews American policy in Latin America.
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Modernistic 3 cent World’s Fair stamp on first day sale
The 1939 U S commemorative stamp for the New York World's Fair features a modernistic design and will be released on April 1 in New York. Leatherstocking Stamp Club of Cooperstown plans a June 12 cadet issue marking 100 years of baseball with proceeds to Doubleday Field. Several foreign governments are expected to issue World’s Fair commemoratives, including Brazil France Iceland and Russia among others.
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David Niven’s Hollywood Crash Invasion Tale
Hollywood chronicler recalls David Niven as the only man to crash Hollywood aboard a British battleship. The Scots general’s son left the army for Canada, wandered through New York living at the Waldorf, dodged laundry schemes, gun running, and a fake Champagne delivery, then sailed via Cuba to England. A Norfolk port arrival led to a film tryout, a seven year Goldwyn deal, and a growing view of Hollywood’s shifting leads posting with Ginger Rogers.
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Uncle Eben Declares Speech Praise Overzealous
The quote from Uncle Eben criticizes "Tikes" goods speech as silly yet pledges restraint from being swept away. He claims to have heard that nine of the brainiest people in humanity were ignorant, reflecting a cautious, tongue in cheek commentary on intellect and influence.
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No clear single headline from mixed local items
The piece lists varied local events including a bishop’s reception at the Olds home, upcoming speeches at the Auditorium, a Dairymen’s League report, a new Corry restaurant opening, a burned bakery relocation to Youngsville, vaccination protest petitions, a ticket clerk’s move to Salamanca, a Holy Week drama broadcast, and musical selections by crooks and crooks.
Influenza: ancient beliefs and modern indicators described
The text outlines influenza as a highly contagious infection shaping epidemics. It notes symptoms like chills malaise body aches and prostration, mentions self limiting short duration and rare fatalities, and warns of secondary lung infections during recovery.
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New Deal Business Aid in Test Tube
Barbs recounts a farm home blaze in Boulton Maine losing $450 in the owner’s trousers and jokes about a test tube size aid for business. Mexican lunch hours cut to three. typists do more work than ditch diggers and a tyme writer is uncomfortable to lean on. Jeanette MacDonald suffers hay fever from orchids, a line noting sneeze worthy mischief.
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