Lancaster Gazette introduces newsroom staff and policy
The Lancaster Gazette outlines its staff positions including Editor Dick Mattox and Advertising Manager W Beach, with contact lines and circulation details. It proclaims unwavering fairness and service, emphasizing accurate, complete news delivery to residents and national advertising representation.
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Lancaster Gazette
the Gazette Printing Co
Beach, Stanager
Dick Mattox
W. ©. Beach
Gazette
Audi Bureau
Postoffice
Lancaster
Mal
Fairfield
Devine Tenney
Corporation
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Are Politicians Above the Golden Rule in Public Life
A column argues that average citizens demand higher morality from private individuals than from politicians. It cites Commerce Department actions where two officials were fired for insubordination after publicly exposing safety issues at the Bureau of Navigation, noting funding shortages and a culture of expediency. It warns the double standard harms public safety and predicts more disasters if unaddressed.
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Bureau of Navigation of the
Commerce Department
Com. H. McCoy Jones
Frederick L. Adams
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Nothing is Impossible Says Pavlov in Final Reflections
The obituary recalls Ivan Pavlov, the Russian scientist, noting his belief that nothing is beyond reach as science reveals nature's secrets. It emphasizes humanity's ongoing evolution, the enduring value of his ideas, and predicts future great minds to carry on the exploratory spirit of Faraday, Newton, and Pasteur.
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Ivan Pavlov
Pavlov
Faradays
Newtons
Pasteurs
Art or Obscenity Sparks Arrest in Richmond
A Richmond committee leader caused the arrest of John Stewart Bryan Jr as murals by Mardi Gassmer, featuring nude and semi nude figures, drew protest for corrupting public art. The piece notes art history, censorship, and the differing views on morality, art, and taste.
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Richmond
John Stewart Bryan, Jr
Richmond Academy of Arts
Bryan
Mardi Gassmer
Roosevelt Balances Budget Faces Congress In 1936-37
Washington report notes President Roosevelt pursues budget discipline amid Congress resistance. It estimates a 1936-37 deficit under $3.234 billion with $1.1 billion unexpended balances and about $2 billion for relief. he seeks $120.0 million annually for nine years to cover prepayment of bonuses and $500 million to replace taxes struck down by the Supreme Court, aiming to fund from processors. Cardozo reads deductions of court talks. Jones under fire over RFC salaries for Walter J. Cummings and Henry A. Scandrett as independent trustees linked to St Paul interests. ICC files show scrutiny of time commitments and potential conflicts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Congressional
Jesse Jones
RFC
Walter J. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Continental Kinois Bank & Trust Co
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cummings
St. Paul
Jones
Henry A. Seandrett
Continental Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Meyer, Porter and Mahaffie
Scandrett
Quotations From The Era Of Debate And Prophecy
A collection of quoted remarks from public figures and observers on politics religion industry and social issues. Notable lines include Dr Frank Bohn on the Nazi Youth and the church in Germany Postmaster General James J Parley on campaign funds and the use of machinery in farming by Chinese farmers and their families and U S Representative Blanton on protective speech under the Capitol dome.
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Christian Church
Germany
Frank Bohn
James J. Parley
Lews C. Jones
American Economic Mission
China
Charlotte Lamberton
New York
District of Columbia
Congress
Capitol
U. 8
Blanton
Texas
Hollywood Stars and Studio Folklore Hit Hollywood Headlines
Hollywood notes cover Zanuck cutting Marvel Mite quota to three films annually and Kingsley Odets Moss Hart in town. The column blends playful asides on Lawrence Tibbett Grace Moore Harold Lloyd and Bing Crosby with Hays Office salary cautions and a lampooned glimpse at Ginger Rogers Katharine Hepburn and Ginger. It also mentions a cedar of a million dollar film era and a vast ash tray joke while noting winter misadventures on location and a science digression on germs and disease survival.
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NEA
Hollywood
Temple of Shirley
Darryl Zanutk
Marvel Mite
Sidney Kingsley
Clifford Odets
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
Harold Lloyd
Blood
Robert Taylor
Stuart Erwin
Katharine Hepburn
Troradero
Ginger Rogers
Kadie
Ginger
Four Basic Diets for Food Sensitivity Elimination
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines four elimination diets by Dr Albert Rowe to identify foods triggering sensitivity. Diets run 7 to 10 days each, adding foods one by one if symptoms do not reappear, with milk as a foundational Diet No 4. Cooked forms may aid desensitization, and doctors can tailor guidance for individual cases.
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Morris Fishbein
Albert H. Rowe
Foundation
Modern Broadway Showgirls Seek Film Stardom in New York
In New York on March 4 George Ross notes how stage door charm fades amid modern showgirls chasing cinema. Many attend acting schools, model for artists, or court fashion careers while some pursue law or diplomacy, with several famed depleted icons cited as influences.
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New York
Johnnie
Pal-eeze
Hemingway
Dolores Delicious
Miss Gay
Lova
Institute For Dramatic Acting
Class of Domestic Sciences
Paramount
New York Dramatic School
Claire McQuillen
Eleanor Lovette
Dudges
Dolores Costello
Louise Brooks
Mae Clark
Ruth Selwyn
Helen Morgan
Susan Fleming
Alice Faye
Alice
Radio Programs Kilocicles Broadcast Schedule
A fragmentary radio schedule lists stations and times including cov asa es 490 pesetese with entries for Wuum Chinese WIB Detroit Wam Chicago WwLVT Cincinnati WEAF New York wastv Columbus and wastv Columbus.
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Wiz
New York
WIB
Detroit
Wam
Chicago
Wwlvt
Clicinnati Weaf
Wastv
cColumbus Wastv
Columbus
Radio Schedule Highlights March Thane Programs
A dense listing shows Thursday and Friday broadcasts with numerous acts and station IDs. Notable names include John Agnew, Lane Prescott, Vic Frazier, Anson Weeks Orchestra, Bing Crosby, Will Osborne’s Orchestra, and Amos in Andy. Also noted are weather and livestock segments, farm reports, and ads for Norris Hat Shop.
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Howell Thomas
Amos
Andy T
Lum
Abner
Rudy Vallee
Bing Crosby
Wliw News Room
Cives
Anson Weeks
Shandor
Nano Rodrigo
Orch
Clyde ‘Trask
Edita
Larry
Eddie
Hank
Slim
Plain John
Bob
Montana
Betty Weakland
Alan Tarshish
Kings of Strings
Hank & Slim
ABC Club
John Agnew
Hal Stuart
Happy Larry
Masters of Music
Word Man
Lane Prescott
the Playhouse
Tom, Dick
Harry
Edward Davies
Biolly
Ma Perkins
Vic and Sade
The
Onells
Betty
Mary Sothern
Forever Young Fige News and Financial Notes
Federation of Women's Clubs
Jack Armstrong
Jimmie Mattern
Lowell Thomas
Q—Amos
Andy
Sam and
Abres
Randolph
Music Box
Americas
iBethan Carrier
Anson Weekes
Toe Reichman
Moon River
Clyde Trask
Jack Hinton
Oshrone
Congress Today Senate Debates Rural Electrification Bill
Congress today reports ongoing Senate debate on the rural electrification bill while the lobby committee holds hearings and the House debates the District of Columbia appropriation bill. The patent committee continues copyright hearings.
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Pew Senate
Lobby
House
District of Columbia
Patent Committee
Kansas G O P Lines Up Solidly Behind Landon Candidacy
Wichita dispatch reports Kansas Republicans united behind Governor Alf Landon for the national convention in Cleveland. State convention harmony showed no dissent as delegates were chosen, with Senator Arthur Capper, William Allen White, Henry J. Allen, and Mrs Ed Little named to form the Kansas delegation.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Landon
Cleveland
Alf. M. Landon
Arthur Capper
Wiliam Allen White
Emporia
Henry J. Allen
Topeka
Ed. C. Little
Lake of the Forest
Josie Baker Opens Chez Josephine in Harlem Night Scene
The Harlem nightlife continues to sizzle as Josie Baker, famed Paris returnee, debuts her own club Chez Josephine on Lenox Avenue. She hosts a lively show with dazzle and audience participation, ending with featherweight pills and shaken chandeliers adding to the chaos.
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Josie Baker
Harlem
Belle
Paree
Josephine Baker
Paris
la Baker
Lenox Avenue
Dampsel
Champs Elysees
Walter Johnson
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Singing Lads
WBNS
Chandler Chits
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the Johnsons
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Larry Larson
Norris Hat Shop
North
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Congress Today
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E. P. Loeher
Hal's Liniment Co
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