France’s Path to a Republic Under Petain Laval Debate
The piece debates whether France can be a republic under Marshal Petain and Laval, noting Germany’s occupation, lack of free elections, and the proposed state foundations of work and family. It questions liberty under the new constitution and cites American sympathy with France alongside skepticism of the present government.
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France
Marshal Petain
United
Fey
Petain
Noone
The Invention Wave Through Time and Toward the Future
A reflection on early inventors from Duryea to Morse and the Wright brothers. The writer notes rapid technological progress, imagined futures, and the grim use of instruments for punishment by despots. The piece closes with Heraclitus and the view that history remains in flux and misdirected.
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Heraclitus
Year After Pact a World Stares Into Uncertain War
A retrospective on the Nazi Soviet non aggression pact and the looming European crisis. It recalls Hitler's shift from anti communism to expansion, predicts invasion of Poland, and notes Britain and France entering war. The piece questions Hitler’s forthcoming balance sheet while citing a senator's wry diplomacy quote.
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Nazi Germany
Soviet Russia
Hitler
Europe
Balkans
Poland
Britain
France
Germany
Third Republic
Atlantic
Napoleon
Moscow
Elba
The Once Over By H. L. Phillips
A witty column by H. L. Phillips humorously critiques a flirtatious suitor and social circles. Jessie mentions Mike Jacobs leading a syndicate to seize clubs and personalities, with playful references to Avery Giles, Brenda Frazier, and others.
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Mike Jacobs
Bok Tower
Stork Club
Brenda Frazier
al Williams
Fragmented OCR Weather Snippet With Garbled Names
Readable portions show scattered terms like snow and melt. Several proper nouns and phrases appear broken and unclear casting doubt on location and events.
Studies at the Zoo and Wartime Quips
The piece notes a hippopotamus joke about its shape from front to back and quotes Rowena Powell Roberts. It also cites Senator Wheeler warning that passing a conscription bill would ruin democracy and quote a chilling epitaph about Hitler’s victory. The delis have a nickname for the item.
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Rowena Powell Roberts
Hitler
Senator Wheeler
Militia Trains and Travels for Weekend Maneuvers
The militia traveled by shore line train on Monday and reached Niantic after about an hour. They rested at the Niantic Hotel and later assembled for drills behind Major Colonel Geddes. The unit prepared for hard marches and full day maneuvers amid talk of strict training and vocal night practice.
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Niantic
Geddes
Tilson
Blakeslee
Associated Newspapers
Our Children by Angelo Patri
Angelo Patri advises parents to let children vent anger briefly then remove the outbreak from view. He urges teaching self control, facing disappointments cheerfully, and avoiding dramatic sympathy. He warns that sustained crying breeds later social trouble and suggests sending for his booklet Annoying Habits.
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Jimmy
Angelo Patri
Monroe News-Star
Postoffice
Station O
New York
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington Daybook Federal Flying Club pilots take wing
The Federal Flying club in Greenbelt Maryland trains working people on a pay as you go basis. Members cut costs to about one third the usual price and plan vacations by plane. Club president is R Paul Weesner of the Interior Department. First soloist Miss Katie Crouch of the Agriculture Department and Dorothy Waterloo of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving are key members ready for more solo flights.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Flying Club
C.A.B
Greenbelt
R. Paul Weesner
Department of the Interior
Silver Springs
Weesner
Flying Club
Great Britain
Katie Crouch
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Manhattan
Dorothy Waterloo
Club
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Local Notes Salute Births Travel and Visits
Miss Mary Sanders returns from Lexington with aunt Dr Minnie Faulk after summer visit. Mr and Mrs V C Spatafora announce a baby boy born August 23 named Charles Henry Kelly. Mrs Ola Neville and Mrs Addie Knapp visit Water Valley relatives. others travel to Shreveport and vacation through Alabama Mississippi Arkansas. Rev E F Hayward returns from Sawanee Summer School to Grace Church. Mrs Millsaps and Miss Farraby visit the coast before homeward bound.
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Mary Sanders
Lexington
Minnie Faulk
Ola Neville
Palestine
Tex
Addie Knapp
Mansfield
Water Valley
Miss
S. L. Smith
Jackson Street
F. V. Allison
B. E. Kelly
Charles Henry Kelly
Japanese Salvation Army Breaks Ties With London Group
Tokyo reported that the Japanese Salvation Army will sever all links with the London office and rename itself the Salvation Corps. Clergymen say the move follows a broader push in Japan to end foreign financial aid and direction from Christian institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Asahi
Japanese Salvation Army
London
The
Salvation Corps
Japan
Change of name approved for doctor with multiple aliases
A troubled doctor told the court he was known in various countries by names including Ichoks Sloms Tacs Jizchok Sloms Taitz and Izaks Sloms Taics. The judge allowed the Americanized form Irvin Sloms Taitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ichoks Sloms
Izaks Sloms
Parryville Mother Leads Six Sons Through Tonsil Clinic
Mrs. Catherine Fritzinger of Parryville Pa escorts her six sons ages 5 to 13 to a local hospital for tonsil operations, guiding each boy into the operating room in turn.
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Parryville
Catherine Fritzinger
Phantom Ship sighting prompts Oregon lake question
In Bend Oregon a Massachusetts tourist asks Miss Rae Beaver of the Oregon Motor Association what time to reach Crater Lake to see the Phantom Ship, a rock formation at the lake’s center.
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Bend
Ore
Massachusetts
Rae Beaver
Oregon Motor Association
Crater Lake
Radio orders sent for Fiesta duty by 200th Anti Aircraft unit
In Santa Fe New Mexico a radio station relayed urgent orders for members of the 200th Anti Aircraft Regiment Battery C to contact national guard headquarters. Troopers believed the message called them to service but it was intended for Fiesta participation.
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Santa FE
N. M
200Th
National Guard
Beatrice Man Fined After Cinema Dispute
Fay Bowers admitted assaulting Wilber Borgman after Borgman blocked his view of the screen. Bowers paid 19.70 in fines and court costs plus a 15 dollar dental bill for Borgman.
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Beatrice, Neb
Fay Bowers
Wilber Borgman
Bower
Bowers
Borgman
Prank Rush Sends Boise Doctor to Roundup
In Boise Idaho on August 29 Dr E T Powell state director of animal industry sent his assistant after a caller warned of horses running in circles. He discovered a merry go round causing the scare and avoided a claimed brain fever outbreak among prize animals at the Western Idaho Fair.
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Boise
Idaho
E. T. Powell
Farmer pays five dollars to settle old repair debt
In Scottsbluff Nebraska a farmer who backed into a woman's car six years ago cleared his conscience by visiting her and paying five dollars for the forgotten repair. The gesture ends the long ghost of the unpaid bill.
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Scottsbluff, Neb
Scottsbluff
Mexican citizens can file 20 word free telegrams to Cardenas
Mexico City report says any Mexican citizen with a complaint against President Cardenas can telegraph a 20 word message without charge. Telegraph service in Mexico is a government monopoly and the offer was announced today by the president's office.
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Mexico City
Cardenas
Mexico
Explosion Kills Two in Oklahoma Pipeline Rescue
A Phillips Petroleum pipeline blast at Buffalo Oklahoma killed Donald King 22 of Buffalo and Warren Hendrix 39 of Cedardale and severely burned 13 others one possibly fatally. The dead and injured were part of an emergency crew repairing a leak and flames spread over more than 30 acres. Drownings in New York City have decreased 40 percent annually over the past decade.
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Buffalo
Okla
Phillips Petroleum Company
Here
Donald King
Northwestern State College
Alva
Warren Hendrix
Cedardale
O. P. Miller
Jacqueline Nash Spotlight Highlights in Hollywood
Hollywood letters praise Jacqueline Nash from the film Let There Be Music as fans urge her return to the screen. The piece notes she stands out and could be a valuable asset amid a hit-or-miss industry and includes light gossip about stars and industry trends.
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Hollywood
Jacqueline Nash
Jascha Heifetz
Jacqueline
Miss Nash
Hollywood Dreamers and Royalty Rally in Virginia Trip
George Tucker reports on a Hollywood party at the Pago Pago club tied to United Artists and a new film South of Page. He anticipates a trip south to Charlottesville for a Mosii picture with Fred MacMurray Madeleine Carroll and others as news of the era blends drama and travel.
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George Tucker
New York
Nordhoff
Hall
France
Bocies
South Seas
Tahiti
Fredric March
Albert Margoliss
United Artists
New Pago Pago Club
Lulu
Tom Kelland
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Manhattan
Elmer Rice
The
Morning Telegraph
Jefferson
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Hollywood
Hollwood
Fred MacMurray
Madeleine Croll
Washington
Baltmore
Philadelphia
New Yor
Barber delegates set next year’s convention in Monroe
Delegates to the state convention of the Association of Master Barbers and Beauticians voted to hold next year’s gathering in Monroe August 31 to September 2. Otis Johnson was reelected president and reported over 300 delegates attended in Hammond.
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Association of Master Barbers and Beauticians
Hammond
Monroe
Otis Johnson
Johnson
New Orleans
K. A. Ringo
Merrel Crowel
Bastrop
Ruth Ross
West Monroe
Alma Richardson
Bernice
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programs and News
Radio Thursday schedule lists hourly programs from 4:30 pm to 10:15 pm with multiple networks and show titles. Key acts include Jack Armstrong serials, Dancing Music Orchestra, Li’l Abner sketch, News and Sports segments, and major programs like The Aldrich Family and The Horace Heidt Show, followed by late-night news and dance.
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Jack Armstrong
Hollywood
Cbs-Wabdq Dance Music Orchestra
Mbs-Chain
the O'Neills
Nbe-Weal
Bud Barton
Nbhe-Wiz-East
Scattergood Baines
Abner
Nbe
Wea
Nhbe
Wjz
Blue-Weat News
Cbs-Wabe
Chicago
Cbs- West News
Edwin C
Paul Sullivan
Cbhs
Cbs-West
Mbs-Chai
Paul Douglas
Nbc
Lowell Thomas
Ji Amos
Andy
Cbs
Wes
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Mr. Keen
Lanny Ross & Son
Cebs-Wahc
Wes Dancing
Wear
Bob Crosby
cbs-Dixi
Sam Ralter
Mbes
Eas
H. V. Kaltenborn
Red-Net
Orch
Chs
Elmer Davis
Bob Burns
Nbec
Major Bowes
Wab
Gabriel Heatter
Rudy Vallee
Glenn Miller & Orchestra
Wat
Wallace
Weaf
Fred Waring
Red
Cbs- Wabe
Amos and
Cbs-We
Ed Hill
cbs-Dix
Nhbe & cl
Ross
Cbs We Sierckse
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Daddy
Teddy
Panamereaa Co-Operation
Heeger
Washington Daybook
V. C. Spatafora
E. F. Hayward
Grace Episcopal Church
Uriah Millsaps
Farraby
Ruth Atkins
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New York City
Jimmie Fidler
Warner Brothers
Benjamin Franklin
Guy Kibbee
Richard
Humphrey Bogart
Brian Donlevy
Lloyd Nolan
Stu Erwin
Tex Ritter
Veronica Lane
Red” Skelton
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Flight Command
Frank Borzage
Judg
Skelton
Mr. Skelton
Cl Bow
Nevada
Ed Sutherland
Milton Sills
Spencer Tracy
Duncar Rinaldo
Edwina Booth
Africa
Dolores Costello
John Barrymore
Lana Turne
Beverly Manse
Sothern
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Adventurers” Club
Warr Williams
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