Here and There Glorial By ALex H WasHoul on France and government
A fragmented column critiques French politics citing Stavisky scandal and heavy taxation. It contrasts American leadership under Roosevelt with French governance, warns about government dependence on public opinion, and notes Liberty magazine’s film reviews including Fashions of 1934 and Warner Brothers output. The piece references public perception, censorship, and the role of cinema in society.
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America
Roosevelt
Wheeler & Woolsey
Africa
Liberty
Warner Brothers
Dalkies
Mayor appoints seven to Surrey Airport Location
The city council named seven representatives to survey possible sites for a permanent Hope airport. Aldermen RT Gosnell W A Lewis and L A Keith will serve with civic reps J B R Heney B it Haram and Jobin P Cox, alongside City Attorney W S Atkins. A special council meeting was planned to finish the land survey before the next vegetac codpeil meeting.
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R.A. Boyuth
Elvic
CWA
Hope
Une
RT. Gosnell
W. A. Lewis
L. A. Keith
J. BR. Heney
B. It Haram
Jobin P. Cox
W. 8
Atkins
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
American Legion
Bayett
Council
AMNIO
Harth
Charles M. Taylor
Lite Rock
Arkansas
City of Hope
Sielunt
Arkadelphia
Fragmentary Thought Flows in Obscure 15:56 Message
A garbled line from a 15 56 timestamped note shows cryptic phrases about law power and humanity. The text is incoherent and presents no clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a factual summary.
City Editor Fails to Avert Death by Own Action
Los Angeles city editor tries to prevent songwriter Jack McQuire from a telephonic declaration of intent to commit death by own action but fails, with details continuing on page three. The report names McQuire and locates him at 1624 West Street, noting the dramatic failing attempt.
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Los Angeles
Jack McQuire
Jack McGuire
West Th Street
Doumergue Named Premier as Paris Protests Rage
Paris amid massive mob violence ushers in Gaston Doumergue as premier after Daladier resigns. Riots flood boulevards including Place de la Concorde, with police and guards clashing, dozens dead or wounded, embassy fire, and widespread injuries as authorities struggle to quell the unrest.
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Paris
France
Gaston Doumergue
Place de la Concorde
Prosidants Palace
Merdecine Church
Rue Roy~ule
Pelige
Associated Press
Fais
f/P
Ministry of Marine
Chambet of Deputies
Ie Place de la Concorde
Rue Royale
Madeleine Church
Intevign
Place de la Concuche
Rue de Rivolie
Mer
Crillot
Jiwad
Chanc Bur of Deputies
Ohio City Blazes Way for All Communities
Cincinnati is highlighted as a model of economical city management as it moves into its ninth year under a city manager system. The article credits Clarence Addison Dykstra and a successive charter-friendly council for financial stability, low taxes, and high public service standards, contrasting with mismanaged peers.
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Cincinnati
NEA
America
Hyume
Thoase
Brain Trust
Clarence Addison Dykstra
Col
Shereill
Dykstra
Ohio Shot Univ
Kansas
Culumbia
Peach College
University of California
Cleveland
Plai
Los Angeles
Water Power
Peeservich Uf
Water Department
Elly Qianager
Doctor's Brother Denies Drank Before Kennedy Death
Greenwood Mississippi state witness Dr Henry Kennedy testified in the trial of Dr Sarah Huth Dean denying that his brother Dr John Preston Kennedy had drank heavily or was despondent over financial troubles before his death. He said he had not yet compiled data on his brother insurance policies as defense lawyers requested.
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Greenwood
Miss
Henry Kennedy
Sarah Huth
Dean
John Preston Kennedy
Rehearsals Begin for Hope Revue
Rehearsals start Thursday for the amateur production Dixis Blackdie Minstrels staged by the Young Business Men's association with Miss Celeste Vanze of Atlanta directing. The show runs February 15 and 16 at the city hall auditorium with home talent and proceeds aiding the association.
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Dixis Blackdie
Minstrels
Young Business Men's Association
Celeste Vanze
Atlanta. Ga
City Halls
First Aid School Planned by CWA
A first aid school will be held at city hall every night from February 12 to 1, starting at T o'clock. The program aims to promote safety among CWA workers on county projects and will include instruction by Dr. P. B. Carrigan, Miss Flora Coleton, and others. All CWA safety men must attend. foremen and interested others are invited.
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Kiyett
Minsaree
Boyall
Pape
Saiveil
Ays
Roo Aneli
Kiwanis Club
Alief Cox
Men Upstead County
Anderson
City Finance Committee
City of Hope
Dhe
Berg
Asa
CWA
PB. Carrigan
Flora Coleton
Foreman
SUH
Two Legion Officials Targeted by Federal Indictment
The Evening Star reports federal grand jury plans to indict at least three people, including two high-ranking American Legion officials, in a graft conspiracy tied to motorizing the army. Army officers and motor company reps entered the grand jury room as officials seek to uncover irregularities. An unnamed National Guard officer was also linked to the case, with schemes centered on retainer fees and claimed War Department influence.
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Washington
Star
American Legion
Cummings
Army
Grand Jury
National Guard
The
War Department
Hempstead Salary Law Advocated By Taxpayers League
Letter from T. Read, Nashville Route Two in Hempstead County, urges voters to back a county salary bill at the next general election. He accuses politicians of trying to derail reform and calls for a bill that will endure legal scrutiny and attract willing public servants. Read offers to circulate petitions in his township to support the measure.
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the Star
Taxpayers League
Vv.r
Bond refunding in Arkansas plan eyed by Pennsylvania suit
Pennsylvania Attorney General Schnider expects Arkansas details on its refunding plan and will outline possible actions on Pennsylvanias suit in the U S Supreme Court over payments on 200000 of Arkansas highway bonds. St Louis bondholders approve the Arkansas refunding move and vow to exchange as soon as law operates while Governor Farrell weighs signing after a highway bondholders meeting and consultations with refunding officials.
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Harimsburg
Schnider
Arkansas
Pennsylvoute
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
ST. Louis
Farrell
New York
Roosevelt policy probe and War Dept graft inquiry
The White House signaled Roosevelt favors broad debt relief and sugar program control while pursuing a formal statement on relations with Cuba. A federal grand jury opened a probe into a $10 million Army truck contract, naming a junk dealer and possible officials. Harry Woodring and Secretary Dern testified or spoke on the inquiry.
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Roosevelt
White House
Cuba
Ori
Department of War
Vad
Geni He Cummings
All General
Markets Hope Cotton Exchange Markets Hope Cotton Exchange
New York cotton prices cited March options with March up seven points from the prior close. May contracts show quotes near 11.99 to 12.39 with adjacent grain figures for Wheat and Corn. several listed firms and utilities referenced in fragmented OCR.
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New York
New Orleans
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Silverman
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Missouri Piwitic
Standard Oil
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