Partition Plan For Palestine Gains Polarized Support
The article discusses Britain's Palestine policy proposing division into three parts with an independent Arab state a Jewish-led region and Jerusalem under British control. It cites Philip Bernstein who argues partition may be the only path to end pogroms and violent clashes, noting conditions in Jewish colonies and the fragile hope for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
United States
Great Britain
Holy Land
Delaware
Jerusalem
Peel Commission
Philip S. Bernstein
Bernstein
Inventions and Odds as Deep Sea Divers Aspire
A Lake Michigan diver descends 420 feet using a self built oxygen helium apparatus, exceeding the prior deep sea record by 104 feet. He and a partner hope to salvage Lusitania cargo and later Merida treasure. The piece contrasts faith in invention with skeptics of wireless and horseless carriages, noting miracles may be dawning.
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Wright Brothers
North Carolina
Lake Michigan
Lusitania
Ireland
Merida
Virginia Capes
Marconi
Air Martyrs In Miami Air Show Crash
The article notes the deaths of Rudy Kling and Frank Haines, leading air race pilots, in the opening race of the Miami Air Show. It frames air speed as vital to aviation progress while lamenting the toll on pilots and calling tragedy an inescapable part of pursuing higher flight speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Kling
Frank Haines
Last Minute Christmas Shopping Advice
Last minute shoppers can still find broad stock in stores with peak pre holiday confusion not yet reached. Buying now offers better selection and less stress, with more satisfaction for the Christmas season.
Actor buys farm as retirement plan wisdom from Hollywood anecdote
A celebrated actor who recently purchased a modest tract of fertile farm land explains he will retire to the country when his vogue wanes. The piece argues many stars and others misjudge the durability of prosperity and that modest living preserves future options.
The Glee Club By George Elliston
Happiness is heart designed. The poem asks where happiness lies and answers it lives within the heart. It means joy comes from mood and mind, not wealth or fame, and laughter dwells in sun and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Glee Club
George Elliston
Ring Question Sparks Condensed Banter
A fat self-important Mr Rich asks what to do with a ring as a friend mocks by saying he would clean his nails. The exchange highlights a snide, humorous moment between two unnamed characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rich
Professor Y. Writes of Lucile and a Detectives Visit
In a letter to his wife Maizie and daughter from a fashionable watering place, Professor Y. complains about Lucile being engaged to a dashing young man and notes that an eventual blessing and a capable detective are on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Y
Maizie
Lucile
Hewitt Reminds Tramp: You Must Be Up and Doing
Hewitt urges the tramp to rise and act while yet alive, while the tramp questions how one can be up and doing after being worn down. The exchange highlights fatigue and motivation in a terse street dialogue.
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Hewitt
Such Nerve Tailor Demands Long Overdue Coat Bill
A frustrated speaker confronts Tailor Sir Twombly over a $20 bill for a coat no longer in style after two years of waiting. The exchange highlights impatience and a dispute over payment for garments not returned or worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Twombly
Engagement Question Sparks Family Feud
A dialogue recounts matrimonial opposition with one youth asking about engagement to Miss de Villers and the other noting the family’s disapproval. The exchange hints at social pressures within a prominent family.
Heritage From Father Comic Strip Moment
A teacher asks where wool comes from and Henry replies sheep. The lesson turns to fabric for pants with Henry admitting they’re made from his father’s old pants. The joke closes with a family boss line about not returning home with an alibi after a car fender is dented.
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Henry
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
They Call It Politics By CAPTER FIELD
The column surveys political currents around Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, noting conservative southern lawmakers and former allies who remain influential. It discusses Lewis W. Douglas, Morgenthau, Mrs Isabella Greenway, and state leaders, suggesting third term talk persists as Democrats align with or resist New Deal aims.
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Bryan
San Francisco
Dayton
Resson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lewis W. Douglas
Roosevelt
William H. Woodin
Morgenthau
Douglas
Arizona
Isabella 8. Greenway
Roosevelts
Greenway
Lou Douglas
Legion Post Holds Traveling Meet at Collinston
The Bastrop American Legion held its first traveling meeting at Collinston led by Commander Robert Harp and Past Commander D N Smith. Harvey Todd spoke on Keeping the United States Out of War as others spoke. New members were admitted, and future meetings were planned in Met Rouge Bonita Jones and Oak Ridge with a chicken supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Max Hellman
Munholland Danwitz Furniture to Build Monroe Store
John M Munholland and Marshall M Munhol land with Max Danwitz of Monroe plan a 30602 dollar brick and stone two story store on De Siard street near the Masonic temple J W Smith is the architect and Frank Masling the contractor Work starts after January 1 Richard Downes Jr a Tensas levee board member returns from Washington after flood control hearings aiming at a potential hundred million dollar grant Miss Dorothy Schulze state president of the Business and Professional Women's club will travel to Ruston to speak on The Club A Personal Asset.
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John M
Marshall M. Munholland
Max Danwitz
Monroe
Munholland- Danwitz Furniture Company
DeSiard Street
Masonic Temple
J. W. Smith
Frank Masling
Richard Downes, Jr
Tensas Basin
Washington
Louisiana Board
Dorothy Schulze
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ruston
Epilepsy a Long Known Convulsive Disorder Explained
Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines epilepsy as a longstanding convulsive disorder with unclear causes and variable attacks. He describes loss of consciousness, muscle relaxation, outbursts, tongue biting, tremors, and postictal exhaustion, noting possible mental changes and behavioral issues in chronic cases.
Three Act Yule Play at St Matthew’s
Members of the Sodality of St Matthew’s Parochial School present The Empty Room a Christmas play in three acts Friday at 8 in the school auditorium. Net proceeds go to Christmas baskets for the needy and St. Vincent’s orphanage in Shreveport. The cast includes Hamar Bobby Rimes Johnanna Mary Ann Wilds Rebecca Mary of Nazareth Sam Danna Marilyn Rolleigh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality of
St. Matthew's Parochial School Sodality
St. Vincent's Orphanage
Shreveport
Bethlehem
Hamar
Laurel postmaster W Fred Skeggs dies at 7
Laurel Mississippi postmaster W Fred Skeggs who served two years died after a long illness. He previously was a city commissioner and worked in laundry and real estate. He had suffered from chronic indigestion and a heart condition.
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Laurel
Miss
W. Fred Skeggs
Hollywood Scoops On-Camera Quips and Celebrity Tales
A column of short Hollywood anecdotes notes domestic help issues, lookalikes, and industry quirks. Gene Raymond doubles as a lookalike, Barbara Stanwyck’s ranch life limits phone access, Greta Garbo’s number is traded for five dollars, and actors navigate cigars and publicity.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Gene Raymond
Interoffice Remo
20th-Fox
Wee-Dee
Wee
Gleason
Barbara Stanwyck
Greta Garbo
New York Celebrities Unwind With Quirky After Hours Habits
A parade of stars and notables in New York reveals playful after hours habits from Noel Coward maracas in Cuban spots to Marlene Dietrich chasing tempo variety. Others relax with games, music, writing, or boxing chats, with George White and Sophie Tucker enjoying nightlife and Von Loon’s box office lore.
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New York
Noel Coward
Manhattan
Marlene Dietrich
Johnny
Gertrude Lawrence
Central Park Lake
Milton Berle
Richard Himber
Theodore Dreiser
George M. Cohan
Elissa Landi
Stepin Fetchit
Radio Program Schedule Across Networks and Regions
A dense listing of NBC and CBS network time blocks for BASIC East Midwest and West stations, with shifts in program names and performers. Includes Coast to Coast designations, regional repeats, and notes on time zones Central and Eastern Standard Time.
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Weaf
Wnac
Wtag
Wesh
Wifler
Midwest
Ksd
Wmaq
Kfi
Wiw
Wies
Wood
Webe
Ksoo
Kans
Erc Efef
Wefl
Wimj
Wiba
Wday
Kfyr
Koam
Wtar
Wot
Wis
Wjax
Wila
Wsan
Wiod
Wsee
Wwne
Weee
Wave Wem
Web
Wapl
Wemb
Wiix
Kwyoo
Wky
Wiaa
Spre
Kark Kgne
Keir Ae
Kfbk
Kraj
Nbc-Weaf
RED
Wrmbd
Wisn
Wibw
Kfh
Wkhb
Wtaq
Wkbh
Weeo
Wsbt
Kscj
Wnax
Keor
Kevo
Kfbb
Knx
Koin Kol
Kfpy
Ksfo
Dorothy Gordon
Kathryn Beavan
Hilltop
Howard Phillips
New Horizons
Explorers
Press
George Hall & Orchestra
West
de Casino
Jay Freeman
Boake Carter
Horace
Geo. Hamilton
al Trace
Orrin Tucker
NBC
WJZ
Jack Armstrong
Basic
Vagabonds
Annie— East
Johnnie Johnston
Arthur Matthews
Rhythmaires
Joan Edwards
Billy
Betty—weat
Row Wilde
Little Orhan
Annie
Amos 'N
Andy
Malcolm Claire
Uncle Ezra
New York Parade
Carol Weymann
Top Hatters Dance Orchestra
Burns and
Alien
Alfred Wallenstein
Mollie
Phil Spitaing
The
Frank Black
R. Frimi Jr
Amos 'N’ Andy
Wert
Benny Meroff
E i Dantzig
Earl Hines
Wiz
Wear
Wxyz
Weyr
Wmal
Waby
Webr
Weky
Wear Wis
Wren Wit
Wetn
Wrtd
Wnbe
Krev
Kfdm
Wrol
Kris Wjbo
Wdsu
Ween
Kxyz
Klo Kvod
Kghf
Kgo
Fad
Kex
Kga
Keca
Kjr
Julane Pelletier
Tom Mix
Californians Orchestra
U. & Army Band
Irma Glenn
Charlies Sears
Lowell Thomas
Cart
Midwept
Escorts
Three Cheers
Nat'i Radio Forum
Fisk Jubilee Singer
Dancing Music Orchestra
Lang Thompson Orches
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Esdraelon
Air Martyrs
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Rous
the Postal Department
William Jennings Bryan
Legion Post
Collinston
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Hambone
Big Biz
Mistah Rosyfelt
Bell Syndicate
Luc
ST. Matthew's
Raa
al Dubin
Fred Allen
Come
William Powell
Powell
Republic
Dorothy McNulty
Farley
Penny Singleton
Studio
Steve Hannagan
Boomer
Miami Beach
Indianapolis Speedway
Jack Whitney
Pat O’brien
Germany
Lancer
Maurice Moskovitch
Luther Adler
Joseph Schildkraut
Micahel Curtiz
Paris-in-Hollywood
Trocadero
Simone Simon
Danielle Darrieux
Annabella
Michelle Balin
Ferenand Gravet
Jacques Thiery
John Barrymoi
Barrymore
Brentwood
Pickfair
Beverly Hills
Bobby Jordan
Newn
York
He Odie
Edna Ferber
George S. Kaufman
George Abbott
Paul Draper
Iceland
Don Budge
George White
Bill Robinson
Kirsten Flagstad
Ernest Hemingway
Larry Hart
Leslie Howard
James Barton
Major Bowes
Abe Lyman
Sophie Tucker
Cole Porter
Rudolph Frim
Miriam Hopkins
Phil Baker
East Side
Jascha Heifetz
Elmer Rice
Esekimos
CBS
WABC
Wabo Wade
Wire
Weau
Wias
Whbm
Wibm
Kmbc
Kmox
Whas
Kfab
Krnt
Wpg
Whee Wore
Efrb
Ckac
Wibx
Wmas
Wesg
Wnbft
Wibz
Wkhn
Whio
Webi
DIXIE
Krid
Wdbo
Wdae
Whige
Wibh
Winbe
Wejs
Wdne
Kwkh
Wijno Wehs
Wooc
Wiya
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