The Gazette Political Party and Editorial Policy
The Lancaster Gazette outlines its political stance The People as its party and pledges absolute fairness. It lists staff roles including publisher C Beach manager Dick Mattox editor, and details about circulation and advertising reps.
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Che Lancaster Gazette
the Gazette Printing Co
C. 3. Beach
Dick Mattox
C. Beach
Gazette
Audit Bureau
Postoffice
Lancaster O
Patrfield Co
Sear Devine
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Day Of Reckoning For Congress In Tax Pressure
The piece argues Congress faces unavoidable new spending from a $2.25 billion bonus obligation plus farm relief costs and a potential relief bill. It notes campaign-year politics, voters’ demand for accountability, and the administration plan to raise about $1 billion via higher income and inheritance taxes, processing taxes, and an excess profits tax.
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Congress
AAA
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
NBA Service
Dutcher
John Citizen
Pioneer Spirit Justice Burke Urges Frontier Values
North Dakota Supreme Court Justice John Burke told a midyear University of North Dakota graduating class that pioneers must continue to push for better social conditions and schools. He said much is given and much is expected, noting frontiers now are social and economic challenges. The speech urged continued pioneering effort to meet these demands.
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John Burke
North Dakota Supreme Court
University of North Dakota
Democracy thrives on campaign debate and public scrutiny
A reflective essay notes the American system uses press radio and public discourse to test democracy. It argues campaigns expose the ins and outs with clear choices, keeping voters informed as November nears despite fatigue. The piece mentions letters, opera longing, and playful misdirections about current events.
Behind Scenes in Washington Roosevelt Wisecracking
The article notes President Roosevelt's humor persists in the White House despite grim times. It mentions tightened Secret Service protection and increased threats, as officials discuss a TVA court case and staff readiness after Monday. The piece portrays a surreal mix of jokes and security during a tense period.
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Washington
National Emergency Council
Supreme Court
TVA
Roosevelt
White House
Secret Service
Tail in Debate Hints at Political Gridlock
A fragment from a congressional exchange shows Mr. Evele of Minnesota and Mr. Hoffman of Michigan in a verbal volley about proposed bills. The dialogue references the Rules Committee and a petition, with playful analogies about a cat by the tail and casts by the tail, signaling legislative maneuvering.
Roosevelt cameras and dog food debates unfold in late 1930s article
The piece recalls Roosevelt dodging bright flashbulbs at a birthday event while photographers pressed for images. It discusses hidden political motives, potential whisper campaigns, and NRA dog food code concerns as Breeders and Veterinarians League pushes for standards and public scrutiny.
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Tographers
Roosevelt
F. D. RB
Breeders’ and
Veternarians’ League
Quotations on the British Empire by Hendrik Willem van Loon
The historian Hendrik Willem van Loon calls the British empire an historical accident, arguing it was never the result of deliberate plan by distant rulers. This view frames imperial power as unintended outcome rather than calculated design.
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Soverign
Hendrig Willem ‘van Loon
Underage stars face school rules in Hollywood
Hollywood correspondent recounts how minor film performers like Sunny O D ea and Bunny O’Den must attend studio schooling under Los Angeles Board of Education oversight. Teachers travel between studios to provide classes on location and on set, even in tents, shacks, and tepees, ensuring minors balance study with acting work.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Sunny O'Dea
Sunny
Broadway
London
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Los Angeles
Goldwyn
Elaine Johnson
Palm Springs
Shirley Temple
Board of Education
Miami Holiday Notes Feature Celebrities and Resorts
The piece catalogs visitors and sights in Miami and Palm Beach including George Ade Annette Kellerman James J Braddock Lucy Gotton Thomas and Christoper with baby, plus hotel luxuries at the Miami Biltmore Roney Plaza and Coral Gables. It highlights Route 1 access and Moe the Moocher the Bronx jitney pilot planning a move to Los Angeles.
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Miami
Fla
George Ade
Palm Beach
Annette Kellerman
James J. Braddock
Lucy Gotton Thomas
Lucy Holman
Christopher
Mitzis Mayfair
Miami-Biltmore
Emlyn Pique
Hollywood
Roney Plaza
Hialeah Race Park
Venetian Causeway
Coral Gables
Atlantis
Deauville
Cabana Club
Florida
Fort Lauder+ dals
Lake Worth
Royal Palm Way
Colonel Bradley
iCabby
Car Moodel
Pasengers
Moe the Moocher
Bronx
Los Angeles
Radio Schedule Highlights Saturday Nights on WAIU
The listings show a dense Saturday schedule with musical programs and orchestras. Notable entries include John Agnew World’s Music and Prescott’s Orchestra, followed by Musical Moments, Jack Heller, Kaltenmeyer’s Kindergarten, Emric Madriguera’s Orchestra, Alfred Gun Kar ger, Charioteers, Merry-Go-Round, The Hit Parade, Al Jolson, Rudy Grundy’s Sreh, National Barn Dance, Kay Kyser’s Orchestra, Moon River, Will Osborne’s Orchestra, Hugo Monaco Orchestra, Andre Kostelanets, and entries from California Melodies and the Portland Symphony Orchestra among others. The day features multiple time blocks across morning to late night, with News Room, Sign Off, and various music programs interleaved.
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Jackie Heller
Kaltenmeyer
Emric Madriguéra
Orch
Alfred Gun Karger
Charioteers
Rubinoft
al Jolson
Rudy Grundy
Sreh
WLW
Kay Kyser
Frank Dalley Orch
Vincent Lopez Orch
Fred
Wile
Jim Cooper
Gogo de Los
Hugo Monaco Orch
Andre Kostelanets
California
Patt
Chapin
Teach
Oazie Nelson Orch
Portland Symphony Orch
Herbie Kay
Sten
Pew
Ezra Martin
Dance Orchestra
Alex Sommer
Sim Cooper
American School of the Air
Lotz Long
Chicago
World Observer
Terry and
Ted
Rae Eleanor Fallifns
Thee Goldberes
Geer Parkinson
Sports Rayne
Milton Kellem Orch
Dancs Orch
Elsie Thompson
O'Malley
Buccaneers
Sleepwalkers
Radio Theatre
Wayne King Orchades
L. J. Dickenston
Vincent Lopar
Radio schedule fragments from a 1940s station lineup
A dense, fragmentary list of Sunday and weekday programs across hours, naming orchestras, choirs, hosts, and programs such as Radio City Music Hall Symphony Orchestra, Arthur Chandler Jr Organ, Ted Weems Orchestra, Enric Madriguera, Dominion of classical and popular shows, church services, and youth programs.
Radio Schedule Fragments From A 1930s Broadcast Day
Fragmented program listing outlines a full day of radio shows and musical acts spanning 6:20 a.m. to midnight. It names hosts, orchestras, singers, and stations such as WLW WBNS and personalities like Bob Nolan and Grace Moore, painting a dense era image.
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Madame Queen
Teachsd
Perkins
Ames
Andy
Marion Talley
Utte
Pekin
Laly
Arthur Morgan
F. R
Steve Early
NRA
The
League
NBA
Wallace
Shirley
Bidina Anderson
Bunny Oden
Tepes
Rose Marie” Company
Lake Tace
Daxersfield
Sierras
Anderson
Pasadena
Walter Wanger
Joan Bennett
Paramount Studio
Virginia Welcler
Leis Bent
Asten
Rachel Smith
Baby LeRoy
Billy Lee
Benny Barrett
New York
George Rosa
Detroit
WAT Cascaye
Cincinnati
WAIUS
John Agnew
Muale O
Prescott
Jack Hylton
Will Osborne
Enric Madriguera
WBS
Xumpar
Church Forum
Kentucky
Walberg Brown
Cedie Tabernacle Choir
Voces
Avaloa
Radio City Music Hall Symphony Orchestra
Mariamont Choir
Arthur Chandler, Jr
Jacob Tarshish
Fine Mountain
Merry Nakers
Smoke Dreams
Father Coughlin
Jack Benny
Major Bowe
Charles Previn
Walter Winchell
Wli News Room
Ross ‘Pierce
Jan Garber
Anson Week
Redy Bundy
Ted Weems
Ted FioRito
Orchestra
Moon River
WAIU
Save the Child
Tonic Tunes
Penitentiary Band
Land of Make Believe
Bob Wynie
Allan Tarshish
Hal Stuart
Rev. Browning
Salon Music
Vesper Singers
Capitol University
WBNS
Tudse Rutherford
Aunt Sussns
Church of the Air
Beeethoven
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Salt Lake
Bubpats F
Watchtower
Leslie Howard
Nat Shilkreh
New York Philharmonic
Ohio
Sanderson and Crummit
Ray Perlins
Eddie Cantor
Phil Baker
Ford
Wayne King Orch
Isham Jones Orch
Mondat & Mu
Chandler
Cheerio
Joe Emerson
the Johnsons
Louise Raymond
Mary Alcott
Murphy
Gale Page
Dolly of the Movies
Ma Perkins
the O'Neils
Betty and
Bob
Mary Sothern
News and Financial Notes
Bob Nolan
Jack Armstrong
Dventns
Enric Modriguera
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Tom and
Abner
Crusaders
Nathan Eddy
Daty
A Or
Grace Moore
Citizen News
Hank
Slim
Paule Potter
Bidhoen
Atage & Screen
Nellie Wrtte
Farm Bureau Morday F. Mm
Hank & Slim
Yvonne Isle
Strolin
Siim
Rhythm Ramblers
Weberhart
Trank & Slim
Better Business Bureau
George Wood
Kinga
Stringa
Ralicions
John Agno
Spectator
Happy Larry
Robert J. Beatty
Nance
Governor Davey
Lane Prescott
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