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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
9
The item outlines the editorial policy for political coverage, pledging absolute fairness to all readers and audiences, with emphasis on serving the news first, accurately, and completely through the publication’s reporting. It signals a commitment to balanced, nonpartisan journalism across political topics.
Senator Gerald Nye spent recess in Japan and the Philippines and said Japanese people do not want war with the United States yet fear of war drives them to build up military power. The piece argues fear fuels mistrust between nations, but mutual friendship is possible if fears are removed. statesmen should persuade both sides to put away tears and pursue reconciliation.
A recent Dessye photograph from an Italian bomber raid shows how aerial missions yield only a rough map of a town. Observers note planes fly high to dodge anti air defenses, making hairline targeting impossible and causing unintended civilian deaths.
A collage of notes on crime law: interstate extradition and uniform state measures praised to curb gang activity, plus sidenotes on public health and social topics. The column mentions the Interstate Commission on Crime, governors, witnesses, and cross state fugitive pursuit, with broader remarks on federal co operation and street car safety. It also alludes to Red Cross roadside stations, a Roosevelt energy on money, and a toy cashier becoming a father again with a tongue in cheek reference.
Washington reports whisper that Chief Justice Hughes feared 5 4 rulings would erode the court’s prestige and power. Secretaries to justices speculate he might shift to concurring to save face in key cases like Vermont and AAA. His book is cited on dissent and the court’s independence amid the era’s New Deal judgments.
A compilation of quotations includes Rev. Father Coughlin criticizing stock markets, Senator Robinson on plagiarism, Bishop Manning urges steadiness, Dr. Thorndike on self-respect, Charles Taft on church virtue, and Leopold Stokowski praising Western music. The items reflect interwar era concerns with religion, politics, culture, and public opinion.
Hollywood reports reveal color is staged in sets and costumes even in black and white cinema with lighting tricks. Studios eye color filming with Technicolor, while plans for colorized future productions expand across Paramount, Selznick, Republic, and other majors. Public debates on euthanasia trigger new movie themes, with Benny Ziedman's reel The Right to Die leading studios toward sea stories and moral questions.
New York letters from George Ross survey night club parodies of The Music Goes Round and Around with Lew Brown Sophie Tucker and Harry Richman creating new lyrics. Spotlight on Kazanove a glamorous gypsy showgirl rising after Europe success. notes on Minsky, Jassie Condon cancelations, Katharine Hepburn en route to First Lady with no autograph crowds, socialites taking entertainer jobs, and a Cape Werlin caper with Mrs. William R. K. Taylor Jr. joining as a dancer under a stage name.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains the growing vitamin awareness and the need for balanced intake. He cautions against overpurchasing concentrates, notes vitamins differ chemically, and stresses that one vitamin cannot replace another. He also answers a health question about lettuce digestion and diet value.
A driving accident injures Scott and a bystander medic. a doctor dispatches him to hospital while Scott insists on supervising his son’s care. Dr Osborne and Dr Robertson collide with a tense chain of events as friends race to a Cameron home wedding.
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