Washington traffic chaos could doom pedestrians warns critic
Charles P. Servarnd reports on Harold Burton of Ohio and Stewart urging a crusade against traffic congestion in Washington. The piece cites Major Pierre L'Enfant’s city plan, the Potomac crossings, and the mutual neglect of pedestrians versus privileged drivers as a national-capital problem.
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Charles P. Servarnd
Harold
Burton
Ohio
Washington
Cleveland
Yale
National
Feontpe Byram
Praaant Uje
Pierre ('Enfant
Éizwleul
Marty Hava
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Alvvers
Halfrip
Potomac
Ford
Anny
Navy
la Guardia
New York
Bileloti
Bad radio practices draw concerns from industry observers
A specialist condemns loud aggressive radio ads nicknamed bad radio Gamers and urges calmer, courteous messaging. He cites a shift toward quietness in business, laments on air rudeness to customers, and notes broader debates about media and public service amid evolving entertainment norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badig Mankers
BND
Anlo
Washington Day Book and War Dispatches Now Unfold In News
The column covers President and congressional notes, Labor tensions with strikes in defense industries totaling 64 000 workers, and talks on unity of army components. It highlights Rep Clarence Cannon and remarks on parliamentary lore, while noting soldiers Baker brothers in Tex and national defense leadership under Vice President Wallace.
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Birmingham
Ala
War Department
National Guard
Itis
Paterson
CTO
Oservers
Cam
Somerville
Mass
National Defense
Henry 4. Wallace
Chapman
Economy Defense Board
SPAB
Defense Materials Supply
Birthday celebration at West Pleasant Street noted
Mrs. Byery entertained for Marion Ist at her home on West Pleasant Street. Marion celebrated her birthday with friends greatly enjoying the occasion. GW Clark reported a travel witness noting his wife’s view of a moose bagged by a Cad y, with Dr Smith mentioned in context of a buck and unreliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Byery
West Pleasant Street
Marion
GW. Clark
Hank
Canady
Cady
Smith
Daily Dozen from the Medicat Society at Pennsylvanis State
Reading contains advice on handling rabbits and meat safety. It warns about flea risks and disease and urges wearing gloves and careful dressing of stithina. The text is a fragmented instructional note with odd spellings and garbled lines.
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Medicat Society
State of Pennsrlvanis
Lulurenia
Slang Era Film Talk Shapes a Hollywood Lingo Project
A quirky feature profiles Gary Cooper voiced scholar Ben Meyers and fellow linguist Bertie in pursuit of old expressions. It tracks their mobile study from Bertini to Los Angeles, tracing slang origins and meetings with actors including Muggsy and Stanwyck, while detailing language advisory work on Ball of Bing and other productions.
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Hollywood Lights
Robbin
Mtyeri Meyers
Mrs Meyers
Saver
Hollywood
Lester Vo Bertey
The
LA Dogs
Allan Thao
Testey
Jas
Weilton
Alsin
Speen
Avius
Gary Cooper
Bertey
Aharlesque
Jin Mayluibout
Benyey
Bertini
Golo
Bersey
Ters Cotlier
Muggsy
Eric
Scotland Yards
Phal
Win Mullesy
Denver
Boyas
Surdt
Large industry safety goal cited by national survey
A national safety survey highlights major industries with the highest incidence rates. It notes the construction and manufacturing sectors show elevated accident frequencies, urging firms to adopt stricter protocols and training to reduce injuries.
Japan Ponders Hemisphere Dream Expansion West to Baikal
AP report outlines Japanese aims to extend influence across a hemisphere from Lake Baikal to Canton and Kamchatka, tracing a history of imperial ambition from Shantung to Korea and Sakhalin. It notes cabinet turmoil in Tokyo and Tojo's stance on facing Russia and China together while Britain and the United States block southern expansion.
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Baikal
Canton
Morgan M. Bartty
Washington
Japan
Tokyo
Todiay
Heford
Lake Baikal
Gantan
Kamchatka Peninsula
Jew
Shantung Peninsula
Itmn
China
Pelle
Twile
Glasey
Lake Baiksl
Champlig
Lo Brewke
Dapanese
Russia
France
Moscovy
Howard Visaivestol
Dapae
Miki Tojo
Tojo
Chine
Unter States
Great Britain
Music Box Theater’s Twenty First Birthday Echoes Lost Stars
The author recalls Broadway figures from the 1920s, noting an actress once famed who vanished to Hollywood and is presumed dead. Through the Music Box Theater’s history the piece threads names like Florence Moore, Willie Collier, Sam Bernard, Wilda Bennett, Ivy Sawyer, Joe Santley, and Margaret Irving, reflecting a fading era. It hints the venue will revive old revues with new talents while preserving its storied past.
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Chorge Tucker
New York
Equity
Broadway
Holywood
Music Box
Tis
Music
Ani Theatrical Ates
Iin
Florence Moore
Willie Collier
Sam Bernard
Wilds Bennett
Margaret
Irving
Helen
Claire
Ivy Sawyer
Joe Santley
Helen Cleite
Bales Glaite
Margaret Irving
Celebrated.com
George S. Kaufman
Noel Coward
W. Somerset Maugham
Stina Ferber
John Colton
Morrie
Rysskind
20S Seavon Aney
Romly
Edna Werber
Rautman
Ievinger
Daily Quiz Questions Leave Readers Puzzled and Amused
A strange quiz page presents garbled questions from history and literature. It asks about Dynamite’s discoverer, Shakespearean lines, and U S Army generals, but many items are unreadable or misspelled.
Greaten Bend Linguistic Echoes Across Cultures
The fragmentary text surveys historical language usage and translation issues. It notes misused prepositions and gendered phrasing in examples from daily speech. The passaged references suggest cross cultural influences and evolving regional storytelling.
Dunkirk Nominating Race Sees Veteran Candidate Seek Ninth Term
In Dunkirk three candidates contest the November mayoral election. Walter Ly. Roberts, a longtime incumbent, seeks a ninth consecutive term while Democrat Baye Ila and Thom Gan compete in the Democratic primary. Mayor Ragan also trails a bid by American party support.
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Buneire
Walter Ly. Roberts
Revubticon Homitee
Novembes
API Vin
Adm Amber al Tines
Stnie
Bayeila
Demiccratic
Thom Gan
Acumbont
Democratia
Mt Bartela
Muyght
Ragan
Baby Parte
Semphish
Mimbalt
Noket
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Willain
Philip Basi- Toptlas
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Gulu
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Colorado
Clarence Cannon
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Cannon
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