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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1936
Page
7
The Gazette notes its political party stance and editors commitments with a brief column of policy statements. It lists staff roles and advertising contacts while emphasizing fairness, accuracy, and completeness in coverage.
A column argues Congress overreacts to new tax plans in an election year, claiming lawmakers view voters as gullible and vote against taxes despite clear musts. It notes the deficit, debt, and pending bills pressure tax decisions while politicians fear backlash before re election.
A Soviet order bans the word competition as anti-Bolshevik and replaces it with friendly contests to imply comradely progress. The shift sits beside ongoing social programs like the Stakhanovite movement and rising juvenile delinquency, prompting Michigan’s plan to unite churches courts schools police and government for youth guidance. The piece also notes political manipulation risks, road safety campaigns, and curious musings on color film and island prisons.
Washington report notes a New Deal flavored plan proposing taxes on corporate profits and undivided surpluses to boost consumer purchasing power and dividends. Treasury adviser Oliphant pushes the idea while Morgenthau labels him a genius. The piece also highlights a humorous clash over ecological stations during House debate.
A set of disparate quotations includes U S Senator Gerald Nye on armament and war, a psychologist from Colgate critiquing product scents, and Adolf Hitler commenting on German political understanding. The fragmentary quotes reflect historical voices and divergent viewpoints.
Hollywood profile of John A. Haeseler Ruth Haeseler and their chimp wards Shorty and Ditto. The family runs a string of Shorty film shorts for Paramount with Harvard background links and a studio circle, detailing daily life training and filming antics with the intelligent chimps.
Dr. Morris Fisneely discusses iron copper and vitamin roles in combating secondary anemia. He lists iron rich foods such as lamb kidneys beef kidneys liver and bone marrow along with copper sources like kidney beans beef juice and lentils. Vitamins A and the debated vitamin F are noted for blood regeneration and dietary sources include butter eggs tomatoes leafy greens and milk.
A crowded Saturday through Monday lineup lists musical acts, orchestras, and programs across stations WBNS WAIU WLW and more. It names Jackie Heller Kaltenmeyer and Alfred Gus Karge among performers along with Rudy Bundy Washington Merry five Round Moon River Jaack Hylton Lane Prescott Vic Fraizer and many others with start times and station notes.
Radio station call letters and locations are listed in a partial directory. The scan shows entries for Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Detroit and others with several misreads and garbled letters. The data imply a regional broadcast map with stations WSAI WTAM WDOK WBAI JIB WIG and others across major markets.
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