The Lancaster Gazette Editorial Policy and Contact Info
The Lancaster Gazette announces its editorial policy and service commitments. It lists staff roles including Beach, Manager Dick Mattux, and advertising manager WW. C. Beach. It notes circulation via the Audit Bureau, postal registration, and national reps in New York Chicago Detroit and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Gazette
the Gazette Printing Co
Beach
Dick Mattux
Bastar
National Advertising
Let Us Defend Rights Won In 1776
The piece discusses how freedom of speech, debate, and press are foundational to American democracy. It cites Dr. Charles A. Beard at the National Educational Association and urges vigilance to protect rights earned by the founders. It warns that losing these liberties would end America’s great day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
St. Louis
Oll County
America
King Ed wards radical attire reform shocks tailors
The new king abandons traditional court dress using black knee-length frock coats, allowing ordinary cutaways or morning clothes. His stance signals a modern liberal shift in male fashion and the potential end of medieval conventions. Britain and the world may welcome a more progressive monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Prince of Wales
Britain
G World
Faw
Free Speech and Radio Rights Demands Amid Tempest
In a speech on growing political tensions, Owen TD Young as chairman of the advisory council of the National Broadcasting Company argues freedom of speech hinges on the wisdom of speakers and cautions temperate radio addresses. He warns against sensationalism and urges lines between liberty and license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen TD. Young
W National Broadcasting Company
My. Young
Behind scenes in Washington on Japanese situation and war
Washington watchers consider the Tokto crisis and its impact on a future war with Russia Germany and France. The piece notes growing militarist influence in Japan and Russian morale after Mongolian skirmishes, with potential global spillover if a Russo Japanese clash occurs.
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Washington
Roper
Tokio
Japan
Russia
Germany
Europe
France
Mongolia
Manchukuo
Siberia
Far
Eest
Hitler
Memel
Kindness in the House Ninetieth Congress exchange on Arkansas Centennial Commission lounge
Congressman Fuller asks unanimous consent to send a lounge to the Arkansas Centennial Commission. Minority Leader Snell questions party affiliation and remarks on whether Augustus Garland is dead. The exchange ends with a terse affirmative and a brief procedural note.
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Congressman Fuller
Arkansas
House
Arkansas Centennial Commission
Augustus Garland
Snell
New York
Fuller
Roper Defect Sparks Dismissal Debate at Press Center
Secretary J Monroe Johnson faces a partisan firestorm as controversy over dismissals without hearings unfolds. Cor respondents pressed for more details while Roper lost his temper in the press center, signaling potential investigations if Congress were less Democratic.
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J. Monroe Johnson
Morro Castle
Roper
Press Center
Jones
Adams
Congress
Bureau
Quotations on speech, education, and politics from early 20th century figures
A collection of brief quotes tackles freedom of speech, naval arms, educational inequality, progress in a noisy era, and a critical note on Al Smith. Notable voices include Owen D. Young Rear Admiral Yates Stirling Professor John K Norton William E Rice and Charles BR McCabe.
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United States
John K. Norton
Columbia University
William E. Rice
New York State Christian Endeavor Union
al Smith
Charles BR. McCabe
Manhatan College
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Evening Lineup
Readable listings show a jammed Monday schedule from 1:45 pm to 12:30 am with programs like Bob Nolan's Toy Band, Lilac Orphan Annie, Amos in Andy, Lum and Abner, Shubert J Best, and WLW News. A separate Tuesday section notes musical clocks, Eddie and Larry, and various orchestras before sign offs.
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Bob Nolan
Toy Basti
Jack Armstrong
Lady
Asnic
Gisi
Jimmie Afwtitern
Lowell Thomas
Armos
Andy
Lilac Tine
O—Lum
Abner
Crusaders
Grace Moore
Faollies
WLW News Oom
John Agnew
Happy Larry
Shubert J. Best
Davey
Tuesaday A. M
Eddie
Larry
Wes
Hank
Slim
Plan John
Rob Koo
Vincent York
Orch
League of Women Voters
Bob Wrhe
Montana
Farm Bureau
Paul
Betty Weskland
Allan Tarshish
Kathryn Albright
Hank & Slim M
John Agnewino
Spectator
Robert J, Tearty
Canital University
Lane Prescott
Orci
Vic Frazier
Dene Nifinsign
WLW
Betty Crocker
Hoyne
Sonya Rosanne
Carson Robinson
Stew
Molly
Ma Parkins
the O Neils
Hetty and
Bob
Mary Sothern
Forever Young
Little Orphan
Annie
Jimmine Mason
Harry Richman
Lovell
Thomas o—Amos
Sam and
Abner Tid Washington
Eleazar A
Ben Bernie
Cher
Sigmund Romberx
Tim—Tax
Rlyde
Trask
Osher Ovely
Lyi
Sten
WBNS
Hollywood Star Robert Taylor Faces Balancing Act
Hollywood profile of Robert Taylor traces his rise from Nebraska roots to top billing in Times Square Lady and Magnificent Obsession. The piece notes his shifting public gaze, rising fan mail, housing in Beverly Hills, modest car, and cautious social life while balancing earnings, obligations, and privacy amid industry pressures.
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Paul Harrison
NEA
Hollywood
Mar
Robert Taylor
Filley
Victor Jory
Beverly Hills
Taylor
Clark Gable
Nobbody
New York Roundup on Sam Goldwyn and Broadway
In Manhattan a Medley notes Sam Goldwyn’s quip about a director who alters time in scripts and the need for approval. It also profiles Joe Pasternack, rising associate producer earning $500 weekly after starting as a Paramount waiter. Major Bowes’s amateur show debuts on Broadway at the Roxy.
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New York
Sam Goldwinisin
Sam Goldwyn
Joe Pasternack
Manhattan
Berne P.T.A. Meeting Postponed to Date TBA
The Berne Un-Hon P.T.A. regular meeting scheduled for tomorrow in March has been postponed due to a basketball tournament and a Womanless Wedding. A new date will be announced later.
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Berne UN- Hon P.T. A
Star Signals Horoscope Insight From 3 March Issue
The piece warns those born June 21 to August 21 about today’s potential trouble and advises against starting new ventures. It notes possible depressed activity, grain market slumps, and urges care with sharp tools from mid October to early November 1936.
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Usdlersland
Maren
Notice of Application for Change of Route
Public notice announces Sommierclat Motor relent seeking an amended route certificate to transport property over an interstate path from Ohio to New Pays via multiple cities. The application includes consolidation with existing routes and requests abandonment of older certificates. Interested parties may obtain hearing details from the Public Utilities Commission.
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Comemission
Ohin
Tn Am
Iy No
Calumbus
Ohio-Indiana Line
Toledo
Cleveland
Youngstown
Lisbon
Coshocton
Zangsville
Athens
Sale of Frederick Friesner Estate Furniture and Farm Implements
Auction of the Frederick B. Friesner estate in Fairfield County on Thursday March 12, 1936 begins at noon at the deceased's late residence. Personal property includes an automobile, mules, cattle, tractors, farm equipment, wagons, tools, and farming implements. Terms require cash. administrator Fannie B. Friesner to oversee sale.
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Frederick T. Fricaney
Fairfield County
Frederick B. Friesner
AML
Hart Parr
Fannie B. Friesner
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