Protection extends federal crime reach to insured state banks
Federal deposit insurance expands federal law reach to state banks with insured deposits. Bank robbers face federal charges just as with train robbery, with FBI tracking alongside state and local police. Congress broadens federal protection mirroring national banks and Federal Reserve members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Federal Reserve
Italy and Japan Drive World Toward Expansion and Tension
The piece argues Italy and Japan press territorial aims amid League sanctions over Ethiopia and Manchuria. It notes Mussolini’s colonial vow and Japan’s plans in North China, with Western powers wary and wary of Germany’s possible entry, linking hunger for bread to conquest beyond treaties.
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Mussolini
Japan
China
Italy
League of Nations
Asia
Manchuria
League
Manchukuo
Ethiopia
Assembly of
Canada
Australia
U. S
Mexico
Philippines
United States
Germany
Who bears guilt in New York show raid
A New York raid on a Society of Illustrators show led to court dates for several young women performing without costumes. The judge dismissed the cases, faulting the sponsoring artists rather than the performers and arguing the men who organized the show should face penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society of Illustrators
Test Of A Leader In Tobacco Road Sparks Mayor Showdown
The play Tobacco Road is condemned for profanity by mayors in Chicago and Detroit, while Cleveland’s Mayor Burton allows it saying residents can censor themselves. He argues no law forces attendance to disfavored shows and endorses local judgment.
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Tobacco Road
South
Chicago
Kelly
Detroit
Cleveland
Burton
Plain citizen watchdog in politics and truth
A terse reflection contrasts the average American with statesmen and politicians, noting that ordinary people judge policy by countrywide good or voter demand, while crooks fail in a land lacking organized fellowship with corruption. The text implies vigilance without formal groups.
Responsibility and quick thinking in the newsroom
A columnist stresses that leaders must act decisively when bosses are away or risks a rival scoop. Quick thinking, fearlessness, and consistent effort propel advancement, while hesitation can cost jobs and prestige across any business.
The Glee Club By George Elliston
A short verse urging daily personal effort to craft unique days. It celebrates individuality and variety in daily life, linking heart to sky wind and flower paths to keep living lively and graceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Glee Club
George Elliston
Banquet Toasts Linked to Benham and Dunham
The report notes a banquet where Benham toasted the ladies, while Dunham appeared to be worn out by the event. The exact sentiments and context remain part of a broader social gathering record.
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Benham
Dunham
Applicant Seeks Advance Pay For Chauffeur Post
A humorous exchange highlights a job ad for a careful chauffeur and a wary applicant who insists on being paid in advance. The brief dialogue plays on common hiring suspicions and advertising quirks.
Benham Man Seen as Beast of Burden in Local Dispute
A terse remark labels Benham Man as a beast of burden, framed by a quarrel over burdens and duties. The line suggests a gendered exchange about labor and respect within a community dispute.
Young Man Plans Marriage on Salary
A humorous quip frames a young man announcing engagement and intending to live on his wage while his friend challenges whether the fiancée shares the same plan. The exchange hints at norms around marriage finances.
Curses Return on Treasure as Money Is Squandered
A quip contrasting Bess Money and Tess Hardly on wasting finances with a warning that squandered money harms beyond the spender and returns as misfortune elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Tess
Oddities and Oddities A Mosaic of Quips
A miscellany of cheeky remarks and curious observations about tours, advice, animals, cars, memory, gifts, Mussolini, medicine, magazines, currency, sports, and family life. The snippets verge on humorous one liners and social jokes.
Farley Opens Debate on Independence Versus Party Unity
Washington dispatch notes Postmaster Farley at Denver warned that lawmakers are not mere rubber stamps and urged Democrats to back the administration to win four more years. He stressed independent judgment but focused on rallying support amid budget pressures and political fights in Congress.
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Washington
Jim Farley
Denver
Colorado Democratic Central Committee
Farley
Capitol Hill
Congress
Senator Adams
Colorado
Adams
Glass
White House
Glass-Adams
Roosevelt
New Preachers Fill Monroe Pulpits on Sunday
Two new pastors preached for the first time in Monroe drawing large crowds. Rev. S. S. Holladay Jr. spoke at Gordon Avenue Methodist, Rev. Vernon Grosse at Trinity Lutheran, while Rev. Crayton S. Brooks of Mobery Missouri addressed First Christian Church twice and is expected to accept the urgent call to pastor.
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Monroe
S. S. Holladay, Jr
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Vernon Grosse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Crayton S. Brooks
Moberly
First Christian Church
Brooks
Knights Of Columbus Meet To Elect Grand Knight
The Knights of Columbus will meet Tuesday at 8 p m at their clubhouse to elect a new grand knight to succeed the late M J Cosgrove. Acting grand knight L H Krogmire urges strong attendance as plans for future activities are outlined.
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Knights of Columbus
M. J. Cosgrove
L. H. Krogmire
Handy to Return Home After Three-Week Visit
Samuel W. Handy will come back tomorrow from a three week stay in Hot Springs Arkansas. It is his first Hot Springs visit since leaving twenty years ago. A benefit card party is set for Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Samuel Kaplan with Mrs Kaplan and Mrs Arnold Bernstein as hostesses. Catholic altar society members met yesterday at Mrs Eloise Keller’s residence where chocolate and cake were served to a long list of attendees.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Samuel W. Handy
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Handy
Samuel Kaplan
Kaplan
Arnold Bernstein
Catholic Altar Society
Eloise Keller
Mesdames S. Hodges
Breard
J. P. Bonar
J. Doyle
R. Filhiol
J. French
Roven Kleman
G. B. Hays
R. Breard
C. Cage
T. J. Brenen
V. Verret
N. Manodoe
D. Morris
J. Jeffrion
A. Guerriero
L. E. Kelly
Paul Keller
H. Biggar
H. G. Cooper
J. Williamson
T. McMillan
Algonquin
44Th Street
Marc Connelly
George S. Kaufman
George Gershwin
Sigelair Lewis
Don Marquis
George
Farrell
Frank Case
Boniface
Man Seated On Job Aims To Sit In Lap
A worker faces trouble as a man sits down on the job and ends up in another man’s lap, causing awkward moments and disruption. The incident highlights safety and conduct concerns in the workplace.
Legion Post Banquet Honors Ruston Winners
Members of the American Legion post in Ruston will attend a banquet at the memorial home at 8 p.m. Monday to honor a post victory in a membership contest. Seventy five Ruston and 125 local members will be served a toy admission to benefit underprivileged children. Speakers include Jack Lichtermann Alexandria department commander Dr J F Moore and Gray A Mann. Prizes from the membership drive will be awarded.
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American Legion
Ruston
Legion Memorial
Ruston Post
Council of Social Agencies
Jack Lichtermann
Alexandria
J. F. Moore
United States Government Hospital
Gray A. Mann
November Marriage Licenses Issued By Parish Clerk
For November, 57 marriage licenses were issued by Pat S. Hamilton, parish clerk of court. Thirty-one couples were white and 26 were Negro. The youngest couple were 22 and 18, while the oldest were both 60. In 10 marriages the bride was older, with a maximum age gap of three years. The greatest age difference recorded was a 46-year-old man and his partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat S. Hamilton
Dean Colvert Attends Southern Colleges Meeting in Louisville
C. C. Colvert, dean of Northeast Center of Louisiana State University, is in Louisville Kentucky for the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools annual convention this week. He will return Saturday after the meeting. During the week tests cover 12 weeks of work at the Northeast Center starting Monday and finishing Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Colvert
Northeast Center
Louisiana State University
Louisville
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Logtown Club to Hold Christmas Party at Mrs Myers Home
Logtown Home Demonstration club outlined plans for an annual Christmas tree party to be held on December 11 at 2 p.m. at 1116 North Sixth Street Monroe the home of Mrs John Myers a club member Officers for the coming year will be elected at a brief business meeting before the party.
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Logtown Home Demonstration Club
John Myers
North Sixth Street
Monroe
Myers
Immune Herds Found in Richland Parish
Dr. W A Parker, federal veterinarian, inspected several Richland parish dairy herds and found them immune to Bangs disease. Immune herds include those of J. H. O Neal and Dr. Nash Collins of Delhi, Mrs Edna G. Kable and John Clarkson of Holly Ridge, N McConnell, Charles B. Gibbs and L H Hubbard of Rayville, and A W Jones of Mangham.
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Delhi
Richland Parish
W A. Parker
Bang
Parker
J. H. O'Neal
Nash Collins
Edna G. Kable
John Clarkson
Holly Ridge
N. J. McConnell
Charles B. Gibbs
L. H. Hubbard
Rayville
A. W. Jones
Mangham
Radio Program Note Summary of NBC WJZ Network Timetable
Radio schedule outlines coast to coast programs across multiple networks with regional lineups. It lists times and shows including Amos n Andy East, Gatehouse concert segments, News broadcasts, and orchestras across East Midwest and West regions with cross network repeats and special programs.
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Weaf
Wiw
Wee
Wtic
Wjar
Wtag
Wesh
Kyw
Whio
Wibr
Wre
Wey
Wcae
Wtam
Wwj
Wsal
Ksd
Wmaq
Wefl
Wdaf
Midwest
Wood Wire
Northwest & Canadian
Wtmij
Wiba
Kstp
Webe
Wday
Kfyr
Erd
Cfd
SOUTH
Wrva
Wptf
Wwne
Wis
Wjax
Wiia
Wsun
Wiod
Wsm
Wme
Wsb
Wapi
Wjdx
Wsmb
Kwoo
Wky
Wiaa
Wbhap
Kpre Woai
Ktbs
Kths
Wsoc
Wave Wtar Mountain
Koa Kdyl Kgir Kghl
Pacific
Kgo
Kfi Kgw
Komo
Khq
Kfsd
Ktar
Kgu
Kpo Kex
Kga
Kjr
Kya Keca Cent
AI Pearce
AI Pearce and His Gang 4:30— 5:30—Tom Mix
Clara
Harold Stern
Martha Mears
Billy
Betty
Amos
Andy
Uncle Ezra
Education
Jim Crowley
Hammerstein Music Hall
Margaret Speaks
Grace Moore
Eastman
National Forum
Xavier Cugat
Amos 'N
Andy—west
Madriguera Orch
Jesse Crawford
Benny Goodman
Bert Block
Press-Radio News
Bax Sic
Jack Armstrong
East
Orch
Dixie
Seth Grainer
West
M. Kellem
Herbert Foote
Myrt
Marge — East
Buck Rogers
Midw
Virginia Verrill
Basic
Sam
Pick and
Pat
J. Burkarth Orch
Radio Theater
Wayne King Orch
March of Time
Choir of Manhattan
Jack Denny
Myrt & Marge—west
Geo. Olsen Orch
Ted Fiorito
Herbie Kay Orch
Dick Gardiner Orch
Seymour Simon Orch
Kymb
Honolulu
NBC
WJZ
Baesic
Charioteers
Singere
Wig
Lowell Thomas
Organ
Tim Healy
Lum & Abner
Paris
Frank Simon
Dorothy Lamour
Ink Spots
Ray Noble
Shandor
Luigi Romanelli
Joe Candullo
Rasputin's Daughter Returns to Paris Then Joins Circus
Maria Rasputin, daughter of the Mad Monk, sails from New York to Paris to see her daughters and discuss a libel suit against Grand Duke Dmitri and Prince Youssoupoff. She will rejoin Hagenback Wallace circus as a wild animal trainer, recounting a tiger attack and her recovery.
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New York
Maria Rasputin
Russia
Paris
Dmitri
Youssoupoff
United States
Hagenback-Wallace Circus
Rasputin
America
Margot Grahame’s Bumpy Path to Hollywood Stardom
Hollywood Close-Ups details Margot Grahame from South Africa to London to film sets. She repeatedly stepped into leading roles as understudies fell ill, became known as a Jonah understudy, then found success in British films before becoming a recognized star.
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Margot Grahame
Miss Grahame
Margot
South Africa
London
Jonah
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News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
John D. Ewe
Ees
Eeesssaeeree
Wilson Ewi É
BM. Myatt
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Intet
CAC
the Branham CO
Atlanta
Dallas
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated Pre Inetated Press
le Pee Ee
News-Star
Morning World
Noogy
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Fice
Mrs. Benham
South America
Connecticut
Ong
Heegiz
By Carter Field
Hambone
Legion Post
Ruston Legionnaires
Dean Colvert
Logtown Club
Pp. M
Nbc-Weaf
CBS
WABC
Wabe Wade Woke
Weao
Waab
Waac
Whk
Wdre
Weau
Wjas Wean
Wfbl
Wspd
Wijsy
Whbm
Wfbm
Kmbe
Kmox
Whas
Kfab
Krnt
Wpg
Whp
Whee
Wibz
Wfea
Wore
Whce
Cfrb
Chac
Wibx
Wmas
Wese
Dixig—West
Wsfa
Waam
Wdod
Kira
Kwor Kliz Koh
Ksl
COAST
Khj
Koin
Kfre
Kol
Kfpy
Kvi
Lfbk
Kmj
Kwg
Kern
Kdb
Kgmb Kgb
Rae Ball
Son of Fire
Bulsseret Concert Ensemble
Gluck Rogers
Beatrice Osgood
West & Dixie
Bobby Benson
Ensemble— Dixie
Georgia Erwin
Song
Basic — East
Wiz Whz
Wbhza
Whal
Kdka
Wgar
Wxyz
Wlw
Wsyr
Wmal
Wil
Midweky
Wenr
Kwk
Koil Wren
Kso
Wmt Wood Wire
Wtmj
Efef
Wfla
Wapl
Hollywood
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