You cannot be yourself in marriage says columnist
A 1930 King Features Syndicate column argues that self expression is impossible in marriage as individuals merge into one unit due to shared life. It insists Betsy Brown should develop individuality within the couple but cannot remain separate, stressing marriage as essential teamwork despite practical duties and compromises.
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Cain
Betsy Brown
Bill White
Betsy
Bill
Christendom
Little Jimmy
King Features Syndictae, Inc
International Feature Service, Inc
Mussolini and Tardieu Clash Over Europe’s Future
Verbal duel between Premier Mussolini and Premier Tardieu dominates European politics. Mussolini vows Italy’s strength and warns rivals while Tardieu responds calmly, praising France’s readiness and domestic order. Experts warn continued belligerent rhetoric could threaten peace.
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Tardieu
Mussolini
Europe
Italy
France
London
Tripoli
Tunis
Milan
Paris
Hague
Rhineland
Speed the Courts Compare with England’s System
The article argues U S courts are slower than England and cites Suffolk County Massachusetts cases averaging two years and three and a half months. It cites Taft reforms expanding federal judiciary flexibility and transferring judges to needed circuits. Maryland allows waiver of jury trials aiding efficiency. Baltimore uses two criminal courts to handle all work. The reform movement lacks power and funds and depends on public demand.
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England
Suffolk County
Massachusetts
Dudley Lunt
Taft
Supreme Court
Maryland
Baltimore
Fiery Dry versus Wet Debaters Rally for Public Challenge
A lively proposed debate pits a Georgia dry and a Wisconsin wet against each other over prohibition. Former Representative Upshaw taunts Senator Blaine with a cross-country contest promising dramatic exchanges and charity proceeds. The piece notes sharply the era’s tax and income contrasts, mentioning 5 000 as a high family income threshold and broad middle-class distribution.
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Georgia
Wisconsin
Blaine
Upshaw
Hoover
Congress
al Smith
Izzard
Milwaukee
Chicago
Gotham
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Payne Named Assistant Secretary of War in Hoover Era
Washington daybook notes Frederick Huff Payne, recently appointed, reflects on his unlikely rise to the post. Col. Johnny Tilson, Republican floor leader, recommended Payne to Secretary Hurley, filling the vacancy left by the late Secretary Good.
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Washington
Frederick Huff Payne
War Department
Col
Johnny Tilson
House
Pat Hurley
Tilson
Payne
Hoover
Hurley
Good
Johnny
Secretary Hurley Seeks Assistants for War Readiness
Secretary Hurley pursues Colonel Tilson's guidance to recruit Fred Payne of Massachusetts as a key aide. Payne, a former major in ordnance and Tilson's wartime adviser, is urged to be persuaded to join in supervising military procurement and industrial preparedness for war.
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Fred Payne
Massachusetts
Tilson
Congress
Ordnance
Payne
Ordnance Department
Hurley
Payne Takes Return to Washington After Urgent Push
Payne flies to Washington after swift pressure from Colonel Johnny and the Hurley household. Secretary Hurley, gravely ill, initially rebuffed visitors but relents as Payne arrives. The Massachusetts delegation accelerates action. Payne resigns direct business ties and becomes assistant secretary.
Baton Rouge Census Debate and Capitol Campus Question
A Baton Rouge column mocks Monroe population claims that Greater Monroe exceeds Baton Rouge per 1930 census figures. It notes local scorn for the assertion and discusses census accuracy and a plan for a new state capitol on the old LSU campus amid campus land rights debates. The piece also mentions rapid progress on the Baton Rouge to New Orleans air line highway project.
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Baton Rouge
Monroe
News- Star
Post
Greater
Greater Baton Rouge
Air Line
New Orleans
Trichinosis: Causes, symptoms, and prevention in pork
A description of trichinosis from pork infection details the worm lifecycle, symptoms such as abdominal pain and facial swelling, and the high death risk in severe cases. Prevention hinges on thorough cooking, with fresh pork cooked until white and safe.
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Man
15 Years Ago June 4 1915 Social Guests
Dr and Mrs Oscar Dowling of Shreveport were guests of Mr and Mrs A V Miller on Washington street. Mrs J J Potts and Miss Mary Owen of South America visited Mrs Potts' parents, Mr and Mrs Maxwell. Mr and Mrs L R Cremillion of Marksville visited Mr and Mrs Co H Godwin on Pine street. Mr Lee Smith returned from Dallas where he attended school. Dr and Mrs Newhauser of New Orleans arrived and will stay a week or ten days with Mr and Mrs Joe Lennie. Miss Norma Stewart of Marion, en route from New Iberia, visited Mrs Sallie Meredith for a few days. Miss Ruth Hood, teaching in Mansfield, arrived home and plans a trip next month. Joining friends at Mansfield, the party.
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Oscar Dowling
Shreveport
A. V. Miller
Washington Street
J. J. Potts
Mary Owen
South America
Potts
Maxwell
L. R. Cremillion
Marksville
Co. H. Godwin
Pine Street
Lee Smith
Mansfield
Road Through Swamp Set to Become State Speedway
The proposed new road cuts straight through swamp land to create a long, uninterrupted route. When opened it is expected to become the premiere speedway of the state, eliminating sharp turns and crossings though the levee will be eliminated.
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Aftdant Maadb
Montrouge the New Home for Parisian Artists on Hills
Paris artists settle in Montrouge on the southern edge of the city drawn by inexpensive rents and quiet living. The area hosts a small cluster of stone houses modern apartments and a busy cafe Terminus where artists display work turning it into an informal salon with growing recognition.
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Montrouge
Montmartre
Montparnasse
Sorbonne
University City
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Harlem
Montrouge Bohemian Quarter Grows Worldwide Reputation
Ballyhooers hype Montrouge into a famed district in Paris similar to Montparnasse's past. The area now thrives on racketeering lore and ceaseless cafe life as artists return to its buzzing, cafe filled streets.
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Ballyhooers
Montrouge
Montparnasse
Panama Exposition Departure and Local Social Notes
Miss Majory Myatt leaves for Baton Rouge to attend a summer course. Chatauqua choruses progress well under Mr T J Shelton. Mr and Mrs Knobloch of Thibo deaux visit Mr and Mrs Marcus Kaliski. she is remembered as Estelle Capdeville of Baton Rouge. City High School freshmen and sophomores spend a woodsday guided by Lillian Meyer and Agtha Faulk. The group rides Mr Breese's barge for river outing and pleasure.
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Baton Rouge
Chatauqua Choruses
T. J. Shelton
Knobloch
Thibodeaux
Marcus Kaliski
Radio Schedule Highlights From City And National Stations
Central time listings show NBC CBS and local affiliates broadcasting a mix of orchestras, dances, talk shows, and dramas from 6:00 pm to late night across WEAF WJZ WABC WGN and dozens more. Programs feature The Players Oliv e Palmer Mysteries House and various hourlong music blocks with multiple stations and shared talent.
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Castro
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WSM
KYW
KECA
Olive Palmer
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Wwo Wow
WJAX
Topnotchers
WSA
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WEBC
KTHS
WJZ
Lopez Orch
WREN
KFAB
KOMS
Kogen’s Orch
WJR
Foresters
KDKA
KWK
Wren Kyw
WLW
Old Masters
WLS
Wren Wcky
Wren Wibo
KUKU
Amos
Andy
WMAQ
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KFAR
ChicaGo
NBC
State St
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WABC
Dan
Sylvia
Amos ‘'N
Cincinnati
Social Accomplishments and Vital Statistics Note Family Crest
A compact overview contrasts social achievements such as family crest engraving on notable documents with remarks on marriage and friendship boundaries. The item blends ceremonial symbolism with personal guidance on relationships.
Mexican Troops Hunt Bandits Who Slain American Miner
Federal troops backed by the Mexican government pursued about 20 bandits suspected of killing American Charles Koehler and a Mexican policeman at the Silver Plume mine near Cananea. A skirmish left one outlaw dead, Koehler's body found near his burned home, while nearby residences remained unmolested.
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Ariz
Cananea
Mexico
Charles Koehler
Koehler
Silver Plume
Howells
Howell
Frank Whalen
Hoover signs bill to guard Chalmette monument
President Hoover signed legislation authorizing the secretary of war to take custody and control of the Chalmette monument commemorating soldiers who fell at a major battle. The action places the memorial under federal care.
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Hoover
Secretary of War
Chalmette
Bol
Malen
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