Turkey Advances Under Kemal Dictatorship Modernizes Drug Policy
The Turkish government under Mustayita Kemal shows progress by aligning with international drug controls. It closed three narcotic factories, created special tribunals for drug smugglers and illicit manufacturers, and limited opium production to medical needs. These steps position Turkey as forward looking in narcotics policy, challenging Western notions of civilization and superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Mustayita Kemal
Europe
Hague
Geneva
Ter
Better Safety Laws For Highway Safeguards By AAA
The American Automobile Association pushes for state legislative action to pass and enforce stronger highway safety laws. It cites high motor vehicle deaths, nearly surpassing U S Army WWI losses, as justification for drastic statutes to curb reckless driving. Each fatal crash is blamed on carelessness, arguing new laws will improve control of traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
United States Army
Cay
Interest In Sports Through The Newspaper Page Evolution
The sport department has grown from one column to five pages as papers expanded, driven by reader demand. Newspapers state they did not create public interest but followed and chronicled the revolution in attitudes toward sport, both amateur and professional, reflecting societal change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five News
Eyes On Roosevelt As He Enters Private Life
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt will be a private citizen for eight weeks after leaving the New York governorship on January 1. He will meet with groups at Muscle Shoals on January 2 to discuss the development project and confer with Senator Norris. The next administration will decide by January 21 whether Muscle Shoals is government operated, privately run, or a mix, with the decision likely in Roosevelt’s first message to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
New York
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Congress
Narnia
Daily notes on economy and crime from a troubled year
Arthur Brisbane columns discuss rising rail profits and building activity, mixed global mood, and prohibition debates. The piece laments banditry risk, cites Gandhi and Shaw on untouchables, and previews New York reform efforts while noting Red Cross volunteer sewing and shipping competition.
Bible Thought for Today
Verse from Ephesians admonishes anger not to linger at sunset and urges overcoming evil by doing good. The commentary cites moral call to act kindly, avoid sin, and help those in need through diligent labor.
Wires Pulledto Block Farm Bill in Washington
In Washington the reserve board reshuffle is noted as White Monse and Newton maneuver to influence Congress on the farm bill. The piece suggests the President may veto the allotment, anticipating political backlash in the West and a possible delay until Roosevelt arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
Newton
Prienie
Roosevelt
Ohio High Spots on Farm Plan and Roosevelt at Center
Debates on the Allotment and parity plan continue with Democratic opposition and Republican defense. An Ohio editor Halstead faced scrutiny for a critical postwar letter to Chase, while Roosevelt's push to name three Federal Reserve Board members drew attention at a GOP gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roonevalt
Rongevelt
Columbus
Colimbis Haut
Ohio
Halston
Chase
Hoopes
W Milstead
Roosevelt and taxes mark disputed policy shifts in era
Policies clash over Hoover era measures and Roosevelt aims to push a five day work plan while considering tax changes and surplus bank reserves. Roosevelt presses for sales tax endorsement, Hearst influences, and public-spirited debate on whether obnoxious taxes should be repealed or kept. Republican detectives find no clear tax bill while speculation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Democratic
William Iin Josph Henrat
Teavst
Regulation urges limits on city roller skating
City residents report moonlit nights bringing more skaters to streets along Park Avenue causing traffic slowdowns. Calls grow for police to impose time and street restrictions on roller skating to protect pedestrians and motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Hamilton
Unclear Window Display At Local Journal Office
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a drunken man entering editorial rooms seeking help to pay a debt and questioning a Red Cross window display. Names and places are garbled, but the scene centers on a disrupted newspaper office and a caller claiming distraction by a storefront display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takuning
Rong
Treelock
Payton
Offian
Red Cross
Hamilton Events Recalted At Key Jan Twelfth
Sunday events include Jeorge Te Cowen elected president of the Troly Nome society at St Marys church and Ehner Kessling named clelal prefect of St Aloysius planning. Virginia Buettner celebrated her birthday with friends while Mrs Louis Baden of North Ninth street dies of tuberculosis at 27. Hamilton high beat Stiv ery 52 41 and Hamilton Catholic Mary Vogelmann dies at 82. J Lake spoke at RG Re meeting. Jane Rel and Schmeidey announced marriage plans at St Stephen church. Aurora defeated high 24 15. Dr Berkell spoke on education troubles before the Commonmnntth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janay
Colter
Weathers
Virginia Buettner
I . Marans
Mary Vogelmann
Hee Hens
Norkly
J. Lake
Miss Jaeepling Rel
Dolor Schmeidey
St. Stephen's Ehirch
High
Aurora
G. K. Berkell
The
Lions
Trmilton
Onjavet
Wnninithn
Elt
Thoman
Rein
HO. Weight
Dastan
Tac We Dutty
Didgo Glanatew
Roothor
Rockefeller Center and Radio Corp Shake City Powers
In New York the Rockefeller Center and Radio Corporation developments reshape control of media and finance. Rockefeller influence grows through wired radio tie ins and a major stake in Radio stock, while political patronage shifts amid Tammany and Albany maneuvering. The scene signals large investments, potential write-offs, and a tense balance of power among Rockefeller interests, Radio, Westinghouse, and government officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Center
Radio Corporation
Rockefellera
Be Corporation
G. A
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
R.ga
Owen Young
Wired Radio, Inc
Tadio Corporation
Westinghouse
General Eleeting
Farley
Tammany Central
New York City
Albany
Loavex
Meily Slootion
Denmark’s Daredevil Danish Hero Veder Ekram
Danish naval hero and senator Little Faels Veder Ekram was popularly nicknamed Denmark’s Daredevil. Scientists note that most earth elements such as iron rhodium copper and others are also present in the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veder Ekram
Denmark
Daredevil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Evening Journal
Journal
Journal Square
Court Street
the Journal Publishing Co
Homer Gard
Hensley
George & Wordeter
Butler County
Gor Pith
Joan W. Cullen
Associated Press
Presa
Itnnision
Asanuiated Frees
Zhia Daper
Aiia
Michigan Avenue
Chilea
Journala
Arwilt Mure
Rather
Ips
Arthur Brisbane
Shaw
Gandhi
King Features Syndicatey
Ameren
Uncle Sam
Uncle San
George Bernard Shaw
India
Ius
Romas
Tony
Bandarers
Ben Line
Hig Mate
Deerase
Gilson
Kphesiana
Art
Jose MY Bros
Washington
Paul Mallut
Hy J. H. Galbraith
Halstead
Thannie
White House
Mr. Hoover Ors
Weaver
McNary
Sbim
Granada
Faviera
House
Myre Roosevelt
Wis
Columba
Tex Tywell
Nero
Topwell
Mertinga
Murat Nalstead
Beblera
Salman BP
Treasury
Atéurward
Miyths
AY Tile
Roy L. Smith
Meyer
Ielude
Eitry
Wayland Mayer
Open Amarket Enmeittee
Mr. Roosevelt
Rusala
Tue State Department
Phoyelning
Byrd
Nansavell
Stimane
Tate
Stinennta
Mr Hoover
My. Roosevelt
Nogsevall
Mills
Suchewelle
Green
A. 7
Ta Waa Betn
Ma Thayer
Baller Couuty
Ohio Dairy Products Associaion
Carter Hotel
Clevelus
Ohio Dairy Products Association
F. B. Walker
Cleveland
Ohio Association of Ten Cream Manufacturers
H.R. Elis
Naytari
Ohio Resociation of Creaory Owners and Managers
Ry M. Dewell
Mr. Verna
Preaidutt
Olle
J. O. Unkle
J. Schoenberger
Galun
B.D. Lewili
Ohio State Automobile Association
Mator Cara
Ainane Tamabile
Ly James Ssultan
Radio City
Wired Radia
York
Advan
Compants
Agit
Cuggenheims
Coesnely
Witvata
Clitte
Guggenheim
Casnah
Gregentvin
Jhwir
Fie Metropolitan, Lite
Tismanse Company
Duline
John 2
Tammany
O'Brien
Boga
Thurmaswer
Tim Casa
Dylan
Powera Hnnkstiee
Ross Curry
Atimany
Ross McConey
Brooklyn
State Senate
McCaney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!