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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1936
Page
7
The Lancaster Gazette outlines its editorial policy and service commitments with emphasis on absolute fairness to all readers. It notes circulation details and general office information while naming staff roles and advertising representation.
A reflective piece satirizes sensational reporting during the Revolutionary era and modern media. It notes excitable radio commentators exaggerating Evansville flood danger and mocks the urge for dramatic news, arguing for cooler, factual reporting over breathless theatrics.
Washington column recalls the nine old men must decide a landmark guardianship dispute over a 4 year old heiress. A lower court named her ward to her aunt after 3000 pages of testimony, and now the Supreme Court faces the family quarrel amid broader state concerns.
CBS awards 2 quarter hours of free time to Earl Browder, leader of the Communist Party, to discuss The Communist Position in 1936. The plan faces cynicism as critics say air time may boost a movement ridiculed by many while raising questions about fair access and political influence.
In Washington on March 3, Buzzard Hoost raises questions as the circuit court of appeals upholds PWA loan grants for Buzzard Roost power plant. The ruling, written by Judge John J. Parker, marks a liberal shift praised by New Deal supporters and criticized by opponents who fear socialistic leanings in high court decisions. The Duke Power Company appeal to the Supreme Court keeps Parker’s opinion under scrutiny as Roberts’ prior stance on agricultural production looms over the case.
A collage of remarks cites Dorothy Bateman on domestic culture and beauty, Frank Lloyd Wright on architecture, Sir Norman Angell on peace, and Herbert Hoover on budgets. The snippets present views on gender roles, national priorities, and economic stability, reflecting late 19th and early 20th century discourse.
Paul Harrison surveys Celluloidia a fantasy of cinema where beauty, wealth, and romance are flawless. The piece highlights idealized fashion, effortless travel, perfect manners, and magical lighting, noting residents never face delays or bad weather on wedding days.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how people can react to foods due to germ contamination or poisons but mostly to individual sensitivity to proteins. Some individuals suffer vomiting rash or diarrhea after small amounts of eggs honey milk shellfish or fish glue while others tolerate them well.
The medical view on leukoderma notes known causes and explains the disorder’s irregular course. It states pigment loss may continue, with many cases becoming stationary, and notes no reliable cure though gold salts injections and bergamot oil with UV exposure have been tried with limited evidence.
Horoscope style notes warn those born July 21 to August 21 of versatile talents and potential confusion from April to July 1936. March 1986 brings possible low vitality and colds, urging avoidance of low mood and elder friction. Cautions on extravagance in August September 1936 and safe tool handling Oct 13 to Oct 22 1996.
Pleasantville P T A will meet Thursday March 3 at 8 p m The following program will be given Special vocal and instrumental numbers by the High School directed by J K Murdock Grade Four Song On the Good Ship Lollipop Grade five Vocal duet Roll Along Prairie Boat Margery and Reia Mertz Fifth Grade Girls Song Blowing Buddles Grade Six Recitation Our Mother Wanda Miller Exercise Holland Amidens by group of girls Recitation A Cave Boy Franklin Broyles
Mrs. Charles Gordley, Brown County resident and aunt of Minnie Nisins of the B. I. S., who recently fractured her hip, has been moved to General Hospital in Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Nisins returned home after a three day visit with Mrs. Gordley.
A compact block of radio station call letters and city codes appears, including WEME in Columbus WS3AI in Cincinnati WIAM in Cleveland DKA in Pittsburgh WA EC in New York WHAS in Louisville and others from Chicago Detroit and Cincinnati. The mixed string shows multiple city abbreviations and several station prefixes.
A cluttered list outlines March 3rd radio programs across stations WLW WBNS and more. It features performances by Dante Music Prescott's Orch and Kay Kyser's Orch plus crime shows Unsolved Mysteries and The Fire Chief Show with host A Guest.
A scanned radio schedule lists morning and afternoon program blocks with hosts and acts. It features news flashes, devotions, stock reports, farm hour, nature stories, Shakespeare appreciation, and a variety of musical segments and orchestras led by names such as Molly Perkins, Jack Armstrong, Clarine Trask, and Lang and Abner, ending with a sign off.
In Juneau on March 2, a drive to restrict snort fishing grows as game fish wane. Resolutions from the Alaska Chamber of Commerce and the Juneau Chamber urge the Alaska Game Commission to enact laws to protect fish.
A legal notice from the Director of the Public Service of Che City outlines bid reception and rejection terms for a public works project. It states bids must be opened by a set date, with allowances for bid security, performance bonds, and potential rejection of any or all bids.
Nation is hereby given to the creditors of Trainon Webb that a bankruptcy case is filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District. The petition for discharge is set for hearing on the date of April in the Moorelock division before Clerk Terry We Taube.
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