Gazette Front and Editorial Policy Note
The Lancaster Gazette announces its political stance Our Party The People and editorial policy Absolute Fairness to All While detailing staff and advertising contacts for the Lancaster O publication Readers are reminded to report delivery irregularities and that the paper is a daily evening issue except Sunday with National Ad reps in major cities.
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AAA-less Politicians In Pitiful Plight
The piece argues that Supreme Court actions on farm policy will influence the 1940 presidential campaign. It warns that farmers face systemic economic strain as agriculture must align with industry, affecting political outcomes and party support. The author decries impractical or unconstitutional remedies and calls for a practical political solution.
Tragic Budget Debut 31 and Roosevelts Budget Clash
Washington reports President Roosevelt devoted time and money to the budget message to Congress. The AAA decision and likely bonus bill threaten to blunt the budget, forcing large cash outlays from general funds and undermining planned processing tax revenues.
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War Loans and Neutrality Debate Reveals Morgan Ties
A House of Morgan statement denies that 1917 entry was to shield allied loans and notes loans shaped sentiment before war. It argues neutrality would have prevailed, while loans tied fortunes to the Allies and spurred prosperity, fueling calls to bar such loans in future wars.
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Two Wolves at Door in Washington Scuffle
Washington coverage notes WPA relief shortfalls with surveys showing many employables unfunded by WPA funds. Officials warn budget strain and potential federal help gaps while Morgan probes reveal era power players under spotlight as lawmakers push New Deal contrasts.
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Izvestia
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Rush Holt
West Virginia
George Moses
New Hampshire
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William Jennings Bryan
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New York
New Deal
New York City
Quotations From Various Figures On Politics And Crime
A collection of brief quotes from James Gilroy, a Hartford minister, Maj. Gen Smedley Butler, Gifford Pinchot, and George A Sloan criticizing crime, religion, geopolitics, and recovery in a newspaper feature.
English Actor Cummings Becomes Hollywood Leading Man
Missourian Robert Cummings forged an English persona to break into Broadway then Hollywood. After borrowing $400, he studied in England, returned as Blade Stanhope Conway, and landed a test in Paramounts So Red the Rose. Now he stars in Three Cheers for Love, proving a midwestern drawl can win leads. Jolson is Encino mayor. Groucho and brothers tout salaries. Agents struggle. Zeppo Marx succeeds as an actor-turned-agent.
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Garcia
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Henry Willson
Zeppo Marx
Sward
Liquor Counter Man Regulates Iowa Sales
In Des Moines on January 11 a new rule gives clerks in Iowa state liquor stores authority to prescribe quantities of liquor for certain customers. The move aims to clarify state power to prevent permit abuse, a privilege costing Iowa consumers one dollar annually.
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Disapproval Grows In Policies Poll
New York January 11 more than 300000 votes in the Literary Digest poll show rising disapproval of Roosevelt New Deal policies. Of 1,?044948 negatives to 643514 affirmatives the attitude overall is 61.89 percent against. Regional splits favor the New Deal in the South and oppose it in New England and the Midwest with varying margins.
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Roosevelt grandson indicted for air pistol sniping still at MIT
Cornelius Van Sshaack Roosevelt, 20, grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, and Peter De Flores, 21, of Pomfret Conn, MIT student, were indicted by Middlesex County grand jury. They were arrested at the Delta Psi fraternity house on Memorial Drive Cambridge on November 21 after allegedly firing a high power air pistol at passing motorists.
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Diet and Vitamin A Prevention of Night Blindness
Dr Morris Fishbein explains vitamin A sources in animal fats eggs and leafy greens noting halibut liver oil as a potent source. He links vitamin A to eye health preventing night blindness and describes consequences like xerophthalmia from deficiency, with regional and demographic patterns and summer versus winter milk differences. The health Q&A discusses climate suitability for nasal polyps after multiple operations, stressing individual physician advice.
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Star Signals January 12 Horoscope Summary
The article notes birthdays between July 21 and August 21 are favored and gives daily mood indicators for morning and afternoon. It specifies May 1936 as a period of limited travel and strong mental focus, with a practical, routine-leaning mind and social hints around February 11 to 15, 1936.
Dana and Ronnie face a rushed wedding plan conflict
In a tension filled scene Nancy hides secrets as Dana fears an engagement to Scott after a hospital call. Ronnie, stunned by Dana's dilemma, contemplates marrying Nancy to preserve appearances while Nancy weighs confessing the truth and pursuing her own chance at happiness.
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