Industrial democracy and Gypsy Rose Lee protests in Hollywood
The piece notes industrial democracy rhetoric in a debate about labor and work. It mentions Columbia Tennessee a livestock center shipping Tambs valued at 9102000 and Maury county farmers profits. It covers protests over Gypsy Rose Lee appearing in a film with a studio asking protesters to withhold verdict until evaluating her dramatic talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Tenn
Maury County
Gypsy Rose Lee
Miss Lee
Gypsy Lee
Hollywood
Crops in Lawrence County Reported In Good Shape for Harvest
Observation notes that Lawrence County crops are in good condition the best in years. If markets are reasonable, Valley farmers may finish settling up with money in their pockets and perhaps start buying farms of their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence ‘County
Valey
Tennessee Budget Explosion Raises State Costs
A report from Tennessee notes the new budget would raise state government costs by eight and a half million dollars annually upon implementation. Authorities warn the public may not feel the impact if tax relief fails to materialize, similar to Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Alabama
Sign of Times in Theatre Audience Reactions
A news reel shown to theatergoers drew applause for Senator Vandenburg a Republican while Duke of Windsor received none for Roosevelt. Vandenburg urged facts before Congress on relief costs provoking strong Republican support in the audience. William Green spoke on unemployed numbers and his forecasts were quietly accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Vandenburg
Congress
William Green
Danville to Decatur road praised in frontline note
Front reports the Danville to Decatur road is in good shape from Means bridge to Decatur. The poor road section lies five miles between Danville and Means bridge in the second district. Public interest groups urged readers to inspect conditions and push improvements on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Decatur
Means Bridge
Naming Hospital Draws Names for New Veterans Hospital
Officials discuss naming the Montgomery veterans hospital and consider Richmond, Decatur, and Richmond Pearson as options. The group declines Commodore Stephen Decatur and opts to honor Richmond Pearson amid site debates in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Veterans Hospital
Mont
Lister Hill
Washington
Richmond
Montgom
Commodore Stephen Decatur
Decatur
Richmond Pearson
Debts Owed to Uncle Sam Highlight Neutrality Debate
The piece argues that foreign debts owed to the United States arise from wartime advances to European nations. It warns that future aid could require cash payments and risk for European customers, under the current neutrality policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Uncle Sam
Bank of Belle Mina Liquidated After Bank Holiday
The Bank of Belle Mina was closed by presidential order and liquidated. During winding up, all depositors received interest at the legal rate from closure to settlement, and stockholders were paid in full with a sixteen dollar a share dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Valley
Oklahoma
Bank of
Belle Mina
Kiwanis Visitations Close June 26 Promotion to Farmers
Morgan Kiwanis Club plans final community vis itations on June 26 with a trip to Fiorette as part of a county wide effort to promote cordial relations with farmers. Local YMCA secretary C J Randolph returns from Estes Park after representing the group at a boys conference. Several residents plan visits or returns from trips to Oxford Birmingham Memphis and Trinity with family guests and longer sojourns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Kiwanis Club
The Brighter Side on Songwriters and Ascap
A reminiscence on U S songwriters dying poor and the rise of Ascap the American Society of Composers and Publishers. It notes royalties from sheet music waning with radio and describes Ascap membership about 1000 in the U S and 40000 worldwide. It outlines how royalties are pooled and pro rated among members and mentions ratings up to AA with top earnings around 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascap
American Society of Composers and Publishers
France
Germany
Italy
United States
Escap
Irving Caesar
Gene Buck
Flo Ziegfield
Caesar
Columbia mother sees newborn on film before flesh birth
A Columbia mother, too weak to visit, watched her newborn on motion pictures while the baby lay in an incubator in the hospital nursery. The article notes the remarkable yet fragile condition of the infant and the mother’s limited ability to be with her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S C
Different Forms and Sources of Vitamin D
An article by Dr. Logan Clendening explaining how Vitamin D forms occur in nature and in manufactured products. It covers sources like fish liver oils and eggs, human and animal responses, and the rat unit used for potency testing. It notes variable effectiveness in chickens and emphasizes fish oils for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
Father and dog food jokes haunt a memory page
A fragment filled with humorous quips about canned dog food industry growth, fatherhood memories, classroom jokes, and assorted punchlines. The mix includes bits about a brushville teacher, a doctor films of an infant, and a Communist on a soap box, plus domestic banter.
Left handed trainers influence dogs to offer right forepaw
A Wilmington expert notes dogs trained by left handed handlers tend to offer their right forepaw when asked to shake. He explains that right handed owners typically prompt the left paw, while southpaw training more often leads to the right paw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.O
Wilmington
Del
Congress Debates Relief Bill and Flood Control Plan
Senate continues debate on a 1.5 billion relief bill and resumes inquiry into a steel strike. Banking panel weighs extending the land bank interest rate. House moves on District of Columbia tax measures while the tax evasion joint committee opens public hearings. Flood control discussions focus on a 300 million project. Yesterday the Senate debated local contribution requirements for relief projects. House adjourned after tributes to late Rep Connery.
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Associated Press
Senate
Post Office Committee
House
District of Columbia
Joint
Rep
Connery
Mass
Rumor Spreads Exercise Tip and D-Note Dialog
A fragment discusses chasing rumors for exercise and criticizes professional promotion of public welfare. A father son exchange mentions a D on a report and a playful reference to Dandy. The text hints at telephone calls and nickel stakes in a casual, conversational tone.
Walter Winchell On Broadway Gossip Roundup
Walter Winchell columns reveal intimates of Mrs Gloria Spreckels betrothal to Marco Brul lier in Milan and a July wedding at Villa D Espe Lake Como. Other society notes include H H Rogers to wed Diana Taylor, new engagements and Cannes of Hollywood figures amid theater and film news.
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Gloria Spreckels
Marco Brullier
Milan
Italy
Villa D’espe
Lake Como
H. H. Rogers
Diana Taylor
Diane
Chapeau-Checker
the Paradise
St. Moritz
Donald Ogden Stewart
Carnegie Hall
Charles
Payson
Swankeh Rivah Kleb
Alexandrine DuPont
Lammot DuPont
Howard A. Perkins
Ardmore
DuPont
Chas. Merrit
Conde Nast Bunch
Jane Cooke
Frank Pay
Barbara Stanwyck
Melissa Sierra
Mexico City Society
Jack Whitney
Garbo
MGM
F. D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ruth Jones
Wm. Warburton
Reno
Dodge Sloane
Jim Bush
Harrison Williams
Jeritza
Baron von Popper
Hollywood
George Price
Preaching at Methodist Church and Singers at New School
Rev. Tones of Hariselle preaches at the Methodist church this afternoon. Sunday night features singing at the new school building with several well known singers expected. A lengthy list of local attendees from MT, TABOR area, plus notes on illnesses and visits by residents, including malaria illness of Mary Barton Moore.
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Hariselle
Cataco
Sunda
Mre
J. de
Mary Kate
Vivian
Catrun
Mrr
Hubert Dotbs
Rey Moore
Tom Riley
Lee Pike
J. W. Beavers
Hugh Allison
Aubry Johnson
Benny Blevins
Mary Barton Moore
Roy
Moore
Luke Sharp
Louisville
Louie Puller
Trinity
Tom Kyle
William Wright
Lebanon
Millas Patterson
James Luker
Hartsele
Mary Nell
Sonny Boy Johnson
Parkville
Ruth Blevins
Pine
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Decatur Daily
Ala
G Shelton
T. Sherrard
Abalton
Atr
Batter
Associated Frees
Nee Ter
Naticen Advertising
Inland Newspater
Chicago
Getty
Ry Mall
Daly
Malik
Fiorette
Albany
South
Tennessee Valley Laboratory
North Alabama
C. J. Randolph
Estes Park
Colorado
Annie Wheeler
Wheeler Station
Phyllis Giles
Oxford
Virginia Simpson
Katherine Holmes
Birmingham
Dorothy Whaley
Julian Bronough
Madison
Miss Kirk Baker
John Baker
Memphis
Mrs
Helen Moseley
Rayburn Neville
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Stephen Foster
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Speed
Deaketae Ua
Leganening
Clendening
Junius
Fido
Dad
A. Brushville
Eve
Adam
Johnny
America
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Rita Johnson
Harlow
Broderick Crawford
John L. Lewis
Helen Hayes
Zenuck
Filma
Legit
Oshins
Lessy
N. G
Mike Romanoff
Los Angeles C
C. Palestine
James Cruze
Buddy Clarks
Ralph Hitz
Amos ‘N’ Andy
Dickering
L. B. Mayer
Basil Rathbone
Filmart
audi‘Sawen
Bk 'T
Wooncott
DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Sweetsex
J. J. Dowlings
D. A
N. Y
L. L
Grossinger
Monica Bannister
E. Cherkose
Homer Spofford
Princeton
Kay Gaston
Los Angeles
Patricia Wilder
Laura
Edward Durden
Atlanta
Flash
Rose Bigman
John Fox
Columbia Broadcasting System
Carleton
Ted Deglin
Madison Sq. Garden
N. J
Marquis de Protage
Ruth Chatterton
Duke of Windsor
King
Priscilla Lawson
Jimmy Dunn
Tom Lee
Virgina Langdon
Barron Collier, Jrs
Barbara May
R. H. Wynkoops
Bergen Evening Record
Rowland Brown
Devil
New Orleans
Astor
Woollcott
Maine
Scott Fitzgerald
FPA
Curtis Hu
Santa Barbara
J. Laurie,Jr
McNamee
Laurie
Joe
W. C. Fields
Riverside
Cal
Mervin L. Lanes
Mary Lewis
Bob Hague
Henderson
Ben Marden
Riviera
Stock Exchange
Securities Exchange
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Martin Clarks
Amy Vanderbilt
Magreens
Tom Stevens
New Canaan
Dept. of Justice
Western Union
Postal
Mt, Tabor
Boy Moore
Purina
Lavena & Lay Chow
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard Store
Moulton St
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