An Honor Worthily Won Capt John D Ewing Heads Southern Newspaper Group
Captain John D. Ewing, son of the late Colonel Robert Ewing, elected president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association at its meeting Tuesday. A Shreveport Times veteran, Ewing's career spans management of Shreveport Times Monroe News and News-Lat year, plus World War II service as a captain. His civic and veteran work, civic leadership, and state focus are cited as earning him national recognition and influence in Louisiana journalism.
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John D. Ewing
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Shreveport Times
South
Robert Ewing
Orne Oped
Orleans
Newspapr
Monroe
World
News-Lat
Captain Ewing
Ewing
Jpas
Tywo
Ewins
Louisiana
Virginia Military Institute
American Legion
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Lemon Mas
Democratic Pe
United States
Uncommon Sense by John Blake on the Merchant Marine
A speaker laments the decline of the American merchant marine. He cites heavy labor trouble and idle ships, contrasts with England, and urges public interest, editorials, and national effort to restore the fleet and seafaring opportunity. Copyright 1938 The Bell Syndicate Inc.
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America
England
National Maritime Board
William McFee
New England
McFee
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Elderly workers in Standard Oil survey praised
The Standard Oil company of New Jersey reports more than half its employees are over 40 and notes that older workers show loyalty, effort, and ability to tackle hard tasks, even while the firm does not hire specifically for sympathy toward the elderly.
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Standarh Oil Company
New Jersey
East End
Standard Oil Company of
Aiin
Elderos
Diario de Noticias Aims Civil Trade Ties With U S
The Rio de Janeiro newspaper Diario de Noticias plans to publish 24 pages on United States affairs to foster closer Brazil United States trade, democratic thought, and to offset fascist influence in the region. The move signals efforts to strengthen democratic ties across the Americas.
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United States
Diario de Noticias
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Vargas
Roosevelt
Hull
Integrelistas
State Department
Berlin
Washington
Our Children By Angelo Patri
The article discusses diagnosing and treating childhood faults such as lying and stealing, urging parents and teachers to uncover root causes through patient, collaborative effort. It warns against public shaming and beating, advocates honest conversation, and promotes cooperation among family, school, and society to guide children toward better behavior. It notes a leaflet The Bashful Child and provides mailing details for requesting it.
Washington Letter: Arnold reshapes anti trust policy
Rodney Dutcher reports on Thurman Arnold new anti trust policy shifting evidence handling to grand juries and courts. The piece notes inspections of Ford Chrysler GM practices, dealer financing coercion, and Arnold’s push for corporate cleanups before indictments, while describing RFC head Jesse Jones political fallout and Vargas Brazil ties amid early 1940s labor tension.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
Arnold
Cummings
Nolle
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Anthracite Vote Sours Labor Chiefs Over Kennedy Result
Deductions and assessments burden miners amid a week-short work period. Leaders from the C I O deem the primary outcome in anthracite counties for Lieutenant Governor Tom Kennedy disappointing, signaling strains within the labor movement.
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Lewis Line
Tom Kennedy
Memorial day speaker recalls Poppy Day ideals
Rev E F Hayward spoke at Memorial day exercises on Poppy Day urging steadfast ideals and loyal hands to honor fallen on Flanders Field. Local and regional news noted student departures for Baton Rouge studies and Kiwanis activities.
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E. F. Hayward
Flandersfield
Hambone's Meditations on Folks Complaining Roots Deep in Ground
A humorous note reflects on how people complain about being deeply rooted in a fool’s pasture. The monologue cites stubborn positions, mockery of busybodies, and a folksy tone characteristic of Hambone's wit from rural columns.
Tuberculosis progress and herd testing advances noted
Family Health By Dr. Morris Fishbein outlines declines in human tuberculosis and highlights public health progress. It covers germ studies, chemical breakdown of the germ, improved X ray use for early diagnosis, body response tests, sedimentation signals, and bovine TB control through herd testing reducing positive tuberculin reactions to about 0.5 percent in 46 states and DC.
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District of Columbia
Hedy Lamarr Faces Press and Public In Hollywood
Hollywood reports reveal Hedy Lamarr, 23, struggles with studio mismanagement after Ecstasy publicity bans. Faced with censorship and cold interviews, she recalls how the banned film and her exit from Austria shaped she remains wary of press attention while seeking smoother fame in Algiers opposite Charles Boyer.
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Payl Harrison
Hollywood
Hedy LaMarr
Miss LaMarr
Hedy Keisler
Metro
Dents
Hays Office
Aate
Amer
Wranger
Cha Boyer
Algiers
Ige -3
Sere
Feer
Kir
Fes
Miss LaMare
Jazz stars and Albanian dancers thrill Harvard crowd
Artie Shaw draws attention to dancers including King Zog's sisters and public figures like Clark Gable Rudy Vallee and Buddy Rogers. The Raymonds tour Manhattan provoking crowds and car chase stories while Smithfield Market in England handles hundreds of tons of goods weekly and Kenya tightens wildlife rules.
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George Ross
New York
Artie Shaw
Shaw
Harvard
King Zog
James Cagney
Fred Astaire
William Gaxton
Jack Benny
Ing
Clark Gable
Rudy Vallee
Ter
Prnor
Buddy Rogers
Reymond
Jeanette MacDonald
Mrs. Raymond
Manhattan
Gotham
Central Park
Miners Get Milk Bars Open in South Wales Coal Fields
The milk bar push aims to curb silicosis among miners with the first bar opened at Gellyceidrim colliery in the Swansea Valley. Reports say 22 bottles were consumed on day one as milk intake rises. The South Wales Miners Federation backs the campaign amid a 50 percent rise in silicosis cases over four years. Investigations by the Medical Research Council and the Pulmonary Diseases Board are underway.
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South Wales
Gellyceidrim
Swansea Valley
Swansea
South Wales Miners Federation
Medical Research Council
The
Pulmonary Diseases Board
Funeral Costs Reach 25000 For Szechuen Leader Liu Hsiang
A report notes that 25000 dollars were spent on last rites for Marshal Liu Hsiang, late military dictator of Szechuen province. Of this sum, 20000 dollars were expended on conduct and ceremonies.
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Liu Hsiang
Szechuen Province
Radio Programming Schedule Highlights for WEDNESDAY
A dense listing of NBC WEAF CBS WABC station blocks shows daily program timing, network basics, and optional frequencies across East Midwest Mountain South and Pacific regions. Notable items include Little Orphan Annie and Popeye segments, dance bands, news periods, and special programs with Chicago and New York connections.
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Spectrons
Nbc-Weaf
Network
Weal
Midwest
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Wmag
Koa Kdyl
Wimbe
Kgw
Wiw
Weol
Wood
Webe
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Waa
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Woal
Kths
Kebx
Ktbsa
Kark
Kghr Kghl
Kfbk Kwe
Kmkern
Jos. Gatlicchio Orches
Top Hatter
Press
Paul Sougieg
Nola Day
Orphan Annie
Ands ‘N
Andy
Fress
Ed Thorgensen
Wabe
Eton Boys
Boake Carter
Chicago
Aeolian Ensemble
Lum & Abner
Just Entertainment
Enoch Light Orchestra
West
Living History
Oran
Barry Wood
America Cavale
Ben Bernie
Laustereme
Basic
Jack Shannon
Will Osborne
Wqw
Angus Serees
Uncle Ezra
Edwin C. Hill
Jimmy Kemper
One Man's Family
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Alien
Town Hall
K. Kyser
Dancing Orchestra
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Andy—west
Horace Heidt
F. Henderson
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Whswham
Wgat
Wxyz
Wfil
Waby
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Wieu
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Wrol Kris Wibow Wegen
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Kgo
Ksfd
Weaf-N&c
la Sears
Sol
Middieman
Middiema
Seph Gallicchio Orchestra
Alma Kitchell
Lowell
Barry McKinley
Boston
Glenn Miller
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Uncommon Sense
John Blake
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John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Harry Oliver
Baton Rouge
John Breard, Jr
Charlotte
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Kiwanis
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Mona
Louise Atkins
Ward-Belmont College
Miss Carroll Speed
Evanston, Ill
Annie Laurie Lowery
Roanoke
University of Virginia
Louise Theus
Brenau College
Gainesville
University of North Carolina
W. M. Henry
R. L. Wood
L. R. Hemler
Ouachita Farm Bureau
J. H. Watkins
Hambone
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
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Smithfield
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Kenya
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