Italy Quits The League and Dismantling Global Order
The piece argues Italy’s withdrawal signals the death of the League of Nations rooted in the Versailles covenant. It cites Article 10 and 16 as heart of the covenant and notes other powers, including Britain, France, Russia, and Japan, also moved away from core principles. It portrays Versailles as the death knell and Italy pressing for recognition of a Roman empire.
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Italy
League of Nations
League
Versailles
United States Senate
Wilson
Lord Cecil
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
Britain
Roman Empire
Editor Challenged Over Weirton Steel Inquiry
A young editor of an industrial magazine faces a national labor relations board subpoena demanding explanations for publishing an article on Weirton Steel. Critics warn the NLRB is trampling free speech and press rights, likening it to a smear campaign and urging caution amid public concern.
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National Labor Relations Board
Weirton Steel
Labor Board
Stanley Root
NLRB
Dewey
Ugly Gene
Weirton
Basis For Confidence Among Bankers In 1938 Outlook
The Wall Street Journal surveys New York banks and finds bankers optimistic about a temporary recession. Dividend coverage remains comfortable with nine months earnings often exceeding annual needs. Credit for business is loosening as New York bank loans run 400 to 500 million higher than last year while interest stays low, boosting activity and public confidence for 1938.
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The
Wall Street Journal
New York
Receding Traffic Toll Records Show Marginal Safety Gains
The National Safety Council notes a small improvement in road fatalities in the first ten months of 1936 despite a 9 percent rise in auto traffic. The ratio suggests fewer deaths than last year, but the progress is minimal and unlikely to satisfy advocates. A separate item mentions the Trenton New York highway split creating two one way routes.
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National Safety Council
Trenton-New York Highway
Kansas City Safety Drive Slashes Traffic Deaths
Over thirteen months Kansas City reports no traffic fatalities among children due to a citywide safety campaign. Posters literature at doors school lessons patrol cars and 56 policemen at crossings with 40 000 junior safety council members drive the program. With higher fines and jail for school race endangerment the city shows dramatic results and officials plan nationwide spread.
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Kansas City Safety Council
Kansas City
Public Safety
Philadelphia
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
The Glee Club By George Elliston
A lyric portrait of a winter-apple face with rosy cheeks and blue eyes. The speaker praises youth, beauty, and a voice like a melody, expressing that the moment of wonder may fade yet endure in the heart beyond old age.
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the Glee Club
George Elliston
Clerk Will One Collar Be Enough
An indignant old woman questions the clerk about needing more than one collar, sarcastically asking if she has more than one husband to justify it.
End of the Earth Walk for Miss Wilburham Request
Miss Wilburham asks for a bold gesture and Harrington agrees to start at once if the world were flat. The dialogue reveals playful banter over a grand travel ordeal and devotion.
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Miss Wilburham
Mr. Harrington
Chorus Girl in New Revue Stage Direction
A stage director tells a chorus girl she has nothing to sing or say and almost nothing to wear in a new revue setting. The exchange captures backstage humor and sparse costume expectations.
Louie Plans to Wed Barber's Daughter
A whispered rumor says Louie will marry Joe the barber's daughter. The barber is described as having scraped money for twenty five years, raising speculation about the union's prospects.
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Louie
Joe
Rural Patient Visits Doctor for Quick Checkup
A rural patient unexpectedly returns to the same doctor soon after a prior visit. The physician mentions fitting in another patient nearby, and the idea is to address both consultations in one session.
Three Kentucky Gentlemen In Self-Defense Case
A Kentucky native, famed for chivalry, defends himself in a case where three Kentucky gentlemen allegedly stabbed another man in the back in self defense. This vignette reflects local honor codes and social attitudes toward bravery and defense among Kentuckians.
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Kentucky
They Call It Politics By CAPTER FIELD
Investors holding electric company securities press congress to repeal or modify the public utility holding company law and to curb government yardstick actions. Lawmakers doubt veto risks, White House opposition, and political cost, preferring quiet, limited reforms over clashes with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Jim Farley
Capitol Hill
Madison Parish Farmers Club to Meet in Tallulah
The Madison Parish Farmers club meets Friday in the Methodist church community room. C B Haddon of the Tensas Experiment Station will discuss Experiment Station Results. A F Graves leads a round table on last year’s seed. Christmas carols and farm gift exchange are featured.
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Farmers’ Club
Tallulah
Madison Parish
Methodist Church
C. B. Haddon
Tensas Experiment Station
Experiment Station
A. F. Graves
Move to Immunize Students Endorsed in Tallulah
Madison parish school board adopted a resolution requiring immunization against disease for white and Negro children entering the Madison parish schools. The measure, endorsed by the Tallulah Parent-Teacher association and parish health officials, awaits district attorney ruling.
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Tallulah, la
Madison Parish
Tallulah
Parent-Teacher Association
E. S. Freeman
H.C. Sevier
G. W. Gaines
Parish Board of Health
Kiwanis Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Kiwanis club held a Wednesday luncheon to elect officers for the coming year. F. C. Holden was chosen president with S. M. McReynolds and B. M. Wakefield as vice presidents. A ten man board includes Percy Sandel Albert Marx and H C Eckhardt among others. Weevilnip Co files charter in Monroe Arkansas for 59000 capital, authorized to rise to 500000, to manufacture boll weevil exterminating product with plants planned in Louisiana. Officers of the new company include John P Parker R Seth Wheatley J D Norwood and I D Norwood. Ku Klux Klan gifted $25 to boys at the Louisiana Training Institute.
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Kiwanis Club
F. C. Holden
S. M. McReynolds
B. M. Wakefield
Percy Sandel
Albert Marx
H.C. Eckhardt
C. F. Kramer
T. O. Brown
John Breard, Jr
Weevilnip Company of
Arkansas
Monroe
Louisiana Training Institute
Ku Klux Klan
City Court Fines Handed Down On Various Violations
Jessie Warren, described as negro, was fined $10 by Judge W. M. Harper for drawing and displaying a dangerous weapon a knife. E A Austin fined $10 for anti vice and Marie Garner fined $10 for anti vice and sentenced to 30 days in jail for vagrancy. Ten traffic violators paid a total of $18. One person fined $7.50 for drunkenness and another jailed 12 days for drunkenness.
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Jessie Warren
W. M. Harper
E. A. Austin
Marie Garner
Nervous breakdowns linked to stress and misdiagnosis
The article describes neurasthenia and related disorders as rising among all social levels due to stress. It notes common symptoms such as neck tension fatigue irritability and sleep problems. It emphasizes the need for thorough physical and inquiry based examinations to avoid missing serious underlying conditions.
4-H Club Officers Elected for Year
West Carroll parish 4-H clubs announce new officers and leaders for next year. Kilbourne J L Roberts and Juanita Joyce lead as president and vice president with Hazel Fails as secretary. lists include Oak Grove Pioneer and Union groups with local leaders named.
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Oak Grove
West Carroll Parish
Kilbourne
J. L. Roberts
Juanita Joyce
Hazel Fails
J. W. Thomas
Jack Ainsworth
Cora Etta Sanders
Eugene May
Alma Rae Howell
Maryleen Russell
Hollywood Pranks Show Stars Shake Up Life Off Screen
A practical joke shocks a Hollywood drinker as pals invert his apartment with ceiling furniture and a nailed rug. Norman Krasna’s party memory recalls a legendary guest list, while Ed ward Horton builds a quirky belfry and playroom theater on his Encino estate. Crowds praise young ingenue while veteran Constance Collier receives little attention.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Fred Astaire
Joan Fontaine
Burns and Allen
Ray Noble
Constance Collier
Broadway Drama Mix Brings Mixed Reviews and Big Box Office
New York stage crowd faced a crowded Rialto week with Madame Bovary failing to win critics while Father Malachy's Miracle defies odds, Robin Landing and When the Bough Breaks underperformed, and I’d Rather Be Right shatters box office records selling a quarter million in a week. a season of hesitations and high demand notes.
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George Ross
New York
Broadway
Rialto
Gustave Flaubert
Theater Guild
Constance Cummings
Death Watch
Miss Cummings
Father Malachy
Galagher & Shean
Shean
Delos Chappell
Malachy
Ina Claire
G.xing
Barchester Towers
Katharine Hepburn
Jane Eyre
George M. Cohan
Roosevelt
Radio Network Listings and Evening Schedule Fragment
Radio program guide lists NBC CBS and network stations across regions with hourly lineups. It includes serials, musical acts, news periods, and orchestras for East Midwest South Mountain and Pacific regions across many time slots into late night.
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Midwest
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Waee
Wibe
Wwne
Wesc
Waive
Wim
Wme
Wib
Wapl
Wamb
Widx
Kyoo
Wky
Wilaa
Kgir
Pacific
Kfbk
Kwg
Kern Cent
Basic
Kitty Keene
West
Golden Melodies
Jack Armstrong
Vagabonds Quartet
Wes
Johnnie Johnston
Chick Webb
Press
Carol Weymann
Billy
Betty
B. Grayson
Amos
Andy
Malcolm Claire
Leo Reisman
Orc.wear
Benno Rabinoff
Rudy Vallee
Larry Clinton
Barron Orch
Amos 'N
Jimmy Dorsey
Jerry Blaine
Earl Hines
CBS
WABC
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Whz
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Wxy2
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Wsyr
Wmal
Wfil
Waby
Webr
Woky
Wapd
Wice
Weor
Wis
Koll
Wren Wit
Kse
Wowo
Wetn
South
Wrtd
Wabe
Wro
Ween
Kxyz
Mountain
Kio
Kvod
Kghf
Keo
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John D. Ewing
Audit Bureau of
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated Pressure
Associated Press
Monroe News-Star
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Directors OF Public Safety
Junior Safety Council
Hell
Mr. Moneybags
Copright
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Weeghen
Hambone
Ooryvieht
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Norman Krasna
Krasna
Joan Crawford
Karl and
Harpo Marx
James Cagney
H. G. Wells
William Cullen Bryant
Edith Cavell
Ethan Frome
Elizabeth Borden
Jennie Gerhardt
Madame Belle Cannes
Floyd S’=milton
Horton
Edward Everett Horton
Encino
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Horton Barn
al Jolson
Spencer Tracy
Benny Baker
Iin
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Nan Sunderland
Walter Huston
Robin Landing
Peggy Cleary
Ethel Barrymore
Sidney Howard
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Jack Dempsey
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Mary Sothern
Hilltop House
de Casino
Eton
Herbert Foote
Ensemble
We the People
Kate Smith
Maj. Bowes
Buddy Clark
CBS Workshop
Cab Calloway
George Olsen
Emery Deutsch
Dick Himber
F. Masters
NBC
WJZ
East
Harry Boss
Tom Mix
Sketch
Californians
M. Weber
Rakov
Tony Russell
Lowell Thomas
Escorts
W. Tom Mix
Mr. Keen
Lost Persons
Gen. Johnson
Leidersingers
Garwood van & Orches
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