The Lancaster Gazette Details and Contact Information
The Lancaster Gazette lists publisher G. J. Beach and editor D. Mattox with advertising manager C. Beach. It notes distribution by mail to Fairfield County residents at $2.00 yearly and provides office phone numbers and national advertising representation.
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Colleges blame greed for rowdy college football crowds
A New York meeting discusses how college stadiums invite and profit from nonstudent spectators who trash goal posts and taunt referees. The piece argues colleges created the spectator problem by courting gate money and large coaching salaries, urging reforms to save the game.
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Eng
Bowstero
New York
Collemans
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Wiliam Mather Lewis
Lafayette College
Byblg
John Public
Common Sense And Safety in Transoceanic Flight
Discussion praises Captain Edwin C. Musick and Pan American for prioritizing safety over schedules as the China Clipper turns back 700 miles from California to Alameda. Strong headwinds and risky conditions prompt delaying the trip, underscoring the need to balance schedules with hazard awareness in early ocean air service.
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California
Honolulu
Alameda
Edwin C. Musick
Bugs may curb grasshoppers saving western farmers
Zoologists at the University of Iowa report tiny parasite Malignameba Locustae kills grasshoppers. Releasing proper numbers could cut western farmer losses from grasshopper plagues dating to ancient times. The finding highlights university research value.
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University of Iowa
Hell
Tneidentai
West
Low Cost Housing Push Faces Setbacks in Congress
Washington report outlines Senator Wagner and Representative Ellenbogen push for a large federal housing subsidy program for low income housing while critics push to shrink or end federal housing construction. It traces the PWA housing division from 1933 through court rulings, funding cuts, and shifting policies, noting limited completions and a February occupancy target for Atlanta.
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PWA
Bob Wagner
New York
Henry Ellenbogen
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Ickes
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Federal Housing Corporation
McCarl
Public Works Board
Roosevelt
Federal District Court
Louisville
Circuit Cent of Appeals
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Housing Division
Atlanta
Wagner
Ellenbogen
Water Truth and Health Myths Debunk Sterility to Fluoride Myths
An article argues chlorination protects water from dangerous germs and discredits claims that it causes sterility or cancer. It warns against overemphasis on water intake, explains kidney and heart役 function, and notes salt added for hot work conditions. It lists high and low water content foods and ends with a health Q and A on nail peeling and salt rheum.
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Quotations on Business Recovery and New Deal
A Chicago quotation notes commerce recovering despite the New Deal and asserts the nation would face autocracy were it not for the Supreme Court. The speakers include Frank Knox commenting on the political climate and business conditions.
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Supreme Court
Frank Knox
Chicago
Surplus Extras Plague Hollywood Casting Scene
Hollywood faces a surplus of actors as Central Casting reports 12 416 registered extras and 11 400 bit players with only a small portion expected to earn modest incomes in 1936. Competition is fierce, costs for dress extras run high, and many hopefuls are urged to seek other work despite the lure of screen fame.
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Paul Harrison
NET Service
Hollywood
Teading
Central Casting Corporation
Holywood
Screene
Call Bureau
Association of Motion Picture Produces
Jean Harlow
Carole Lombard
Gary Cooper
Norma Shearer
The Music Goes Around and Around Sets New York Daffy Tune
George Ross writes from New York about The Onyx Club craze for a new swing song by Mike Reilly and Ed Farley. The piece notes the composers improvise without sheet music, calling their sound swing and labeling the craze a tonic for a city going daft over the rhythm.
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Guy Lombardo
Jack Denny
Isham Jones
Ozzie Nelson
Abe Lyman
Ben Bernie
Etcetera
Reilly
Farley
Onyx
New York
Ahis
Onyx Club
Mike Reilly
Ed Farley
Tin Pan Alley
Rachmaninoff
Bedlam
Mike
Dana and Ronnie scene opens tense fall lake party
Dana reconnects with Ronnie Moore at a lakeside gathering as past gossip swirls around her. Paula introduces Cyril Lancaster while Dana confronts lingering scandal and a dangerous boat encounter tests trust and loyalty amid autumn tensions.
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Cameron
Dasa Westbhook
Stanley
Betorr
Ronald Moore
Ana
Nancy Dana
Dana
Danae
Dena
Ronnie
Aula
Paula
Darlier
Deas
Ania
Ennliehman Nere
Scott
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Cyril Lancaster
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