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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1936
Page
7
The document proclaims an editorial standard promising absolute fairness to all and urging first accurate and complete news service. It asserts a political party stance and pledges unbiased reporting and equal treatment. The text reflects a commitment to journalistic integrity and balanced coverage.
In a drawn out clash over White House invitations and personal ties, Smith and Roosevelt illustrate a broader shift in American politics. The dispute reveals deeper divides within the Democratic Party amid debates over the New Deal and government’s role in society and economy, marking a return to ideologically charged campaigns and a break from mere job scrambles.
Oregon Democrat Walter M. Pierce suggests Congress could pass a bill barring straw ballots on political questions from the mails. He argues straw polls influence bandwagon voters and may distort the electorate, though most elections reveal a clear trend regardless of straw votes.
Opinion reflects on the Ethiopian Red Cross unit destruction by Italian bombs. It argues such tragedies are inherent in modern warfare until international rules limit targeting. Includes unrelated quips on furniture and miscellaneous observations by various figures.
Rodney Dutcher reports from Washington on six possible paths to avert war in Europe. discussion centers on the fate of the League of Nations, a potential four power pact among England France Germany and Italy, and the aim to preserve the status quo while balancing German Italian ambitions. Debates touch Mussolini’s plans in Africa Soviet Russia Ethiopia and potential appeasement strategies.
A collection of quotations includes William H. Spikings reflecting on marriage and congenial work, Stanford Bates on repeal expectations, Henry Ford on prosperity, Leonard P. Ayres comparing recovery to a car with three speeds, and James A. Farley predicting stalemate in nominations.
NEA Service staff recounts how entry paths into films vary from dramatic stunts to persistent waiting. Richard Arlen rose from delivery boy after a car accident, while others like Ruby Keeler and Loretta Young gained breaks through talent and timing. Descriptions of intertwined careers, publicity schemes, and Reinhardt’s calm directing frame a portrait of early Hollywood doorways.
New York January seventh reports on Max Reinhardt’s The Eternal Road. Manhattan Opera House undergoes massive reconstruction with a threefold height stage, a fifty eight foot proscenium arch, and extensive seating removal. Norman Bel Geddes oversees design while actors like Franchot Tone gain exposure during the upheaval.
In backstage quiet the principals rehearse at the Adelphi Theater with Herr Professor Reinhardt directing the more important members as assistants cluster nearby creating a hushed reverence.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the tiny iron amount in the body, about five carpet tacks, and contrasts it with phosphorous and sulfur. He notes daily iron loss, daily requirements, and that normal people need only to replace this trace, with detail on iron sources and dietary guidance.
Dana Westbrook, a famed city physician Dr. Scott Stanley and others swirl through a tangled web as Dana contemplates a past love with Ronnie Aldwoor while Nancy pressures for truth. Ronnie, torn between duty and desire, shares a kiss that deepens the unresolved feuds and hidden feelings amid preparations for a fated wedding.
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