The Lancaster Gazette Editorial Policy and Publishing Details
The Lancaster Gazette lists Gravette Building address and staff including C Beach manager and Dick Matiox editor. It notes distribution terms, circulation by Melaber Audit Bureau, and advertising representation across major cities.
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Gavetts Printing Co
C. 3. Beach
Dick Matiox
C. Beach
Gravette Building
Phnures
Melaber Audit Bureau
Postoffice
Lancaster
Fairfield Co
Devine Tenney
Corporation
New York
Chietga
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Netlove
System Is To Blame For Sea Tragedy
An editorial argues the Morro Castle disaster blame falls on the broader system, not just three convicted officials. Acting Captain William P. Warms, Chief Engineer Ezen Abbott, and Henry E. B. Cabaud were found negligent, but the piece says the real culprit is merchant marine practices and regulation. It warns reforms are slow and disasters could recur.
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Morro Castle
William P. Warms
Ezen 8. Abbott
Henry EB. Cabaud
Failure Spices Success John Barrymore at 63
John Barrymore, nearing his sixty third birthday, offers a short philosophy on life. He says every moment is a coin with two sides and that failure contains the seed of later happiness. He notes the era’s hardships have taught resilience and urges others to adopt this outlook.
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John Barrymore
John
European trip fuels debate on American justice and Nazi claims
A flurry of editorials portrays Col Lindbergh's London journey as evidence of democratic justice failing while Nazi justice is praised. Commentators note the German press is propped by propaganda. The piece questions Einstein seeking US citizenship and riffs on cultural topics.
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Academy of German Law
Lindbergh
England
Popaganda
Hier
America
Liberty League Ponders Third Party To Aid Smith Bid
Washington January 31 Liberty League backers plan a conservative third party to draw votes from the Roosevelt ticket They aim to name Al Smith as presidential candidate or have him accept a sham nomination to appear as the party's figurehead and chief orator if needed Ritchie of Maryland and Ey of Massachusetts are named as alternate possibilities with Smith as its guardian saint and spokesman
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Liberty League
F. R
Dutcher
Capies
Washington
Roosevelt
al Smith
Smith
Ritchie
Maryland
Massachusetts
Liberty
Stone Refuses to Confirm 5-4 AAA Split
Supreme Court Justice Harlan F. Stone dodged a claim that the court originally divided 5-4 against the AAA decision. He declined to dispute or verify the rumor, saying he has no evidence to refute if others assert it.
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Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
AAA
Hughes
Stone
Smith and Roosevelt Rivalry Fuel Third Party Talk
The piece discusses Al Smith not seeking a party nomina tion and hints at a potential third party by conservative Democrats to challenge FDR. It notes White House optimism, Smith’s strong base among New England Irish, and strategic moves to undercut him with Catholic endorsements and by portraying the Liberty League as tax dodgers.
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al Smith
White House
High Command
New Deal
New England
Boss Hague
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Chicago
Smith
Cardinal Mundelein
Notre Dame
Monsignor Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Council
Liberty Leaguers
Quotes on cinema, politics and finance spark debate
The collection features varied opinions by educators politicians and a treasury official. Edgar Dale calls for meaningful modern films, Maury Maverick criticizes cowboy tunes, James M Beck questions payroll figures, and a treasury secretary warns of government funding chaos.
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Edgar Dale
Ohio State University
Maury Maverick
Texas
Roosevelt
Shell
James M. Beck
Republan
Secretary of Treasury
Morganthen
Hollywood Hackett Duo Shape Screen Success
Hollywood writes Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich rise from obscurity to co create scripts. They collaborate by drafting scenes separately then reconciling ideas in conferences. Their credit on The Thin Man Naughty Marietta and Rose Marie stands, with future Lady Comes to Town.
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NEA Service
Hollywood
Dorothy Parker
Alan Campbil
Parker
Bam
Bella Spewack
Hacketts
Albert Hackett
Frances Goodfish
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
New York
Vassar
Miss Goodrich
Hackett
The
Penthouse
Rose Marie
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
France Plans New Legation Office in Ottawa
France will construct a new legation and residence for its minister to Canada in Ottawa at a cost of 398000 dollars. The note also reports that Britain is increasingly popular with foreigners, citing 1995 visitor spending of 127853000 dollars.
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Ottawa
Ont
France
Canada
The Truth About Diet For Baby Gets Hungry Too
The article advises on nursing schedules and maternal health, noting that mothers with tuberculosis or severe chronic disease should not nurse. It covers feeding adjustments, when to continue or stop nursing, and cautions about medicines, smoking, and possible pregnancy.
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Joses
Radio Programs Friday and Saturday Schedule List
A detailed time listing of radio shows and orchestral segments across Friday and Saturday, naming programs and performers such as Bob Nolans Toy Band Jack Armstrong Dari¢e Madriguera Lowell Thomas Lum and Abner Jark Randolph Ross Pierce’s Orchestra Anson Week's Orchestra Garber's Orchestra Terry and Ted Be Duddy Clark The Goldbergs Burns tunes Broadway varieties Hollywood Hotel and more with times ranging from early afternoon to late night.
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Bob Nolans
Jack Armstrong
Music Box
WLW
Nevis Room
Ross Pierce
Jim Cooper
Tommy Flynn
Those O'Malleya
Bone
Downey Ware
Arne
Robinheed, Jr
Bereoavenire
Sohe
Danece Muete
Chlorine levels in water may alter taste and odor
A reader questions excessive chlorine in drinking water noting taste and odor are objectionable. It states that typical disinfection uses chlorine safely and only a small percentage is needed to make water safe.
Star Signals for May 21 to June 20 Born
The General Trend of the Day favors those born between May 21 and June 20. Morning is depressing while evening turns very good. Advice urges a philosophical, generating attitude and cautious handling of finances with elderly help in February. Avoid risks around late August and note social and shopping windows in March and clerical tasks in late February.
New York Man Refuses Food on Hunger Strike in Ohio Jail
Edward Stone, 24, of New York, jailed in Richlong County on breaking and entering and destruction charges, has not eaten since Sunday. He occasionally drinks water, attempted suicide with a razor days ago, andHas yet to state motive, Sheriff E P Long reports.
Girls invited to propose Salinas leap year license
Salinas California county clerk Caroll Joy offers a free marriage license to the first bride who admits proposing during the 1936 leap year initiative. No claimant has yet come forward.
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Salinas
Cal
Caroll Joy
Julia Craig Makes Her First Cabaret Appearance
Julia Craig takes the stage for a high stakes cabaret debut on Tony Latta’s gambling ship. She endures nerves and a sea of white faces while a familiar admirer, Tom Paxton, and new contacts watch as she earns a cautious nod from Latta and a hopeful promise of more chances.
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Amy
Tony Latta
Tony
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Airl
Sulla Craig
Latta
Gre
Ruthep
Tony Latte
Tara
Tom Pateon
Sar
Dulla
Doros
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