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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
7
The piece outlines The People party’s pledge to absolute fairness in all coverage, asserting first, accurate, and complete news service. It presents editorial standards guiding fair treatment of every party and event without bias.
The London talks on naval limits collapsed as Japan called it off and the United States ordered 114 new bombing planes at an estimated total above 3.6 million dollars. The arrangements would equip Yorktown and Enterprise with long range aircraft, signaling a push to match rivals in armament. The piece notes America’s earlier restraint under the Washington treaties and suggests the stance may win public approval despite broader arms growth.
The piece notes Herbert Hoover drifting from solemn, stoic persona to a more personable image as he adapts to public opinion. It cites a 1932 shift away from the Hoover sobriety to a Roosevelt-like grin, observing the president’s evolving approach to connect with people and ease public mood after years of office pressure.
Yale students hear George Fort Milton of the Chattanooga News argue newspapers must interpret and explain news, not just report it. He says future papers will be critics, reporters, and guides, revealing underlying truths behind events.
Washington scene shows Interior Secretary Harold Ickes steering soil erosion efforts, writing the act, and lobbying Congress before power shifts. Amid battles for funding, control of the Soil Conservation Service shifts, while Ickes keeps a hidden asset of government rum.
A collection of quotes from President Roosevelt, Representative Sol Bloom, P G Hoffman, Alfred P Sloan Jr and Secretary Ickes stresses loyalty to the nation, opposition to a mere federal label, and the need for safer driving. The remarks also praise Governor Talmadge and the impact of public perception on Roosevelt.
Hollywood profile of Rev Henry Scott Rubel, balancing ministry with comedy writing for Joe Penner and radio, stage, and film work. Highlights his career from Wisconsin to New York, Chicago, and Grace parish in Glendora, plus his wife Dorothy Deuel and children. Also notes Rev Neal Dodd and Rev Father John O'Donnell offering religious and technical guidance amid film productions.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes that hard times pushed relief recipients to select appetizing diets. Illinois relief commissions drafted four standard dietaries for seven family members, with variations for general southern Italian and Jewish groups. Diets differ in staples like spaghetti macaroni beans pork and fish, reflecting cultural preferences and nutrition goals. The health column also addresses remedies for offensive body odor linked to perspiration in damp skin folds.
A dense, OCR style list of radio time slots and programs across the day. Names include Jack Armstrong Amos n Andy Lum and Abner Burns & Allen and varied musical acts such as Hal Kemp and Isham Jones Orchestra. Also notes traffic court crime crusade and Unsold mysteries.
January 3 general indications advise caution in signings and favors from superiors. Birthdate focuses on oil production interests. Warns of sudden changes July through October 1996 and advises prudence in monetary investments. Warns ankle and overexertion risks August 2 to 27, 1936, with specific health wash and care steps.
Case under advisement in Bradford versus Moore an action for possession of an automobile tried before Judge F M Acton. John Martin late of Lancaster left estate valued at 2300 dollars per probate inventory with appraisers Curtis M Thrash J D Snider and Ralph Haas. Real estate transfers include Florence E Rossman to Sadie Shull and Chas D Martens to E A Hampshire for 64 acres in Hocking.
Julia awakens to shore near town after a tense night aboard Wood Nymph where Nesbitt's empty chair hints he was taken to an airport for urgent medical care. Julia senses renewed tension between Cintra and Nesbitt while Hugo Nash grows timid and wary. The voyage nears its end as the group faces arrival and unresolved emotions.
Julia agrees to work aboard Tony Latta’s gambling ship after Cintra Lee offers a starter role as a singer. The plan involves living aboard and performing for Latta’s cabaret while remaining cautious about the dangerous link to the offshore operation. Julia meets her roommate Amy to share the news and plan her immediate move the next night.
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