The Russian Enigma and the Army's Quiet Shift
The piece argues that Soviet measures cite counter-revolutionary activity while shifting power between military and political leadership. It notes Tukhachevsky’s transfer and the revival of district political councils as signs the army grows independent yet remains crucial to Stalin's regime amid German threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Stalin
Volga
Marshal Tukhachevsky
Tukhachevsky
Russia
Communist Party
Germany
Hitler
Mussolini
Slow Death by Grade Crossing Carelessness
A railroad bulletin shows 79 percent of last year’s grade crossing fatalities occurred when trains moved under 40 mph. Most crashes result from motorist carelessness, not sudden train speed, suggesting safer driving could prevent most disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of American Railroads
Miss Earhart Sets Out On 28000 Mile Air Tour
Amelia Earhart, famed aviator, begins a 28000 mile itinerary spanning oceans mountains jungles and deserts. Despite a prior failed equatorial flight, her confidence remains high and friends expect she will persevere and return safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Earhart
Equator
Miss Farhart
Summertime Dangers Prompt Memorial Day Casualties
The piece notes rising automobile casualties and drownings as summer intensifies, urging grim acceptance of urban risk while the public anticipates vacation thrills. It contrasts American fatalism with Europeans facing totalitarian menace, suggesting a harsher, if more vivid, seasonal danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Hitler
Reward over punishment improves worker effort
A businessman shares an experiment where instead of scolding a sick employee the boss offered a reward for time lost. The result was the worker returned with renewed effort, loyalty, and improved performance. The piece argues humane treatment yields respect and better outcomes.
The Glee Club By George Elliston
The poem explores love without surrender of self, seeking union yet preserving individual identity. A speaker vows not to lose themselves or life, asking for two lives to remain distinct yet united. A side remark references a Smith boy and a quip about tonsils.
Undefined exchange of quotes prompts culinary quip
A dialogue fragment shows a chef and assistant debating how to order a dish. The exchange features a humorous line about cooking style and preference for doneness. No further context or specifics are provided.
Neighborly Quip Sparks Light Moment at Home
A playful exchange at a family home features a mother urging rest and a child quipping that the father should sleep as well, reflecting a warm domestic scene captured in light conversation.
Hazel and Mable Exchange Classroom Secrets
Hazel recalls a blackout moment and a boy kissing her and asking forgiveness this morning. Mable questions how she knew the kiss came from George, linking the incident to his apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
George
Mable
Not enough readable facts for a public record
The provided text is a fragment without identifiable names places organizations dates or events to summarize into a newspaper card. It contains dialogue about trouble and insurance but no clear news item or actionable detail. No distinct entities or outcomes are present to report.
Witty Exchange Sparks Quiet Domestic Banter
A playful husband and wife exchange light hearted barbs on appearance with a jab about fur coat or hat provoking a stoic response. The brief dialogue captures domestic humor in a snapshot of everyday life.
Babson on people and statistics in a restless nation
The text comments that official statistics seem wasteful when leaders improvise figures. It cites Roger Babson calling a nation only as good as its people and notes General Franco’s progress hampered by Italian German obstacles. It ends with a warning on popularity and swelled heads.
Move to Rejuvenate the Republican Party Sparks Washington Debate
A covert effort to build large Republican clubs in major cities aims to organize district and state delegates to the Republican National Convention. Backers seek control of the party without tying it to a presidential candidate, eyeing figures like Alf Landon, Herbert Hoover, Ogden Mills, and disfavoring John D. M. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John D. M. Hamilton
New York
Alf M. Landon
Philadelphia
Herbert C. Hoover
Elba
St. Helena
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Johnstown
J. Henry Roraback
Connecticut
Boies Penrose
Ogden L. Mills
Hoover
Hamilton
Alf Landon
London
Republican National Committee
Charles E. Hughes
City Court Handles Traffic Docket With Fines
Yesterday in city court Judge W. M. Harper fined seven traffic violators a total of 20 dollars. Two traffic cases were discharged and another nolle pressed. A vagrancy case was nolle pressed and another dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Harper
Nolle
Businessmen Invited on Soil Project Field Tour
Lincoln parish business leaders are invited to a morning field tour of the Cy press creeks watershed area on Thursday starting at 8:00 a.m. Sponsored by the Ruston Chamber of Commerce, the three hour trip will be guided by E. H. Greene and A. C. Morris of the soil conservation service with visits to farms owned by John P. Graham J A Shealy Robert Wilder J A Gaar Jim Wright J W Ellis and J H Liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Cypress Creeks
Soil Conservation Service
Dubach
Ollie White
E. H. Greene
A. C. Morris
Ruston Soil Conservation Service Project
John P. Graham
J. A. Shealy
Robert Wilder
J. A. Gaar
Jim Wright
J. W. Ellis
J. H. Liner
Monroe Woodmen lodge to build two story brick hall on Jackson Street
The Monroe lodge of Woodmen of the World awarded a contract for plans and specifications of a two story brick lodge at 35 000 to 40 000 dollars on Jackson street near the picture garden. J S Blackmon chairs the building committee as membership grows. Eivers, guest of Monroe, banqueted at Hotel Monroe in support of La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux where he serves as Chef de Chemin Fer and is a former Oregon American Legion adjutant. Mrs Flournoy heads to New Hampshire to open a summer home on Lake Winnipesaukee. Algernon Flournoy, a Boston Tech student, plans weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lodge of Woodmen of the World
Jackson Street
Picture Garden
J. S. Blackmon
Lodge of Woodmen of the World
E. J. Eivers
Monroe
la Societe Des 40 Hommes
T. E. Flournoy
New Hampshire
Lake Winnipesaukee
Algernon Flournoy
Boston Tech
World population rises about one percent yearly
The world population is increasing at roughly 1 percent per year, indicating ongoing growth and pressures on resources and development.
Understanding Blood Pressure Fluctuations Across Life Stages
The article explains how resting periods and emotional calm affect readings, notes that systolic pressure in children ranges from 90 to 195 with diastolic 65 to 70, and describes gradual increases with age reaching about 120 to 125 systolic and 80 to 85 diastolic by age 20. It cautions that pressures above 140 are not always abnormal and stresses not overreacting to single measurements.
Free Band Instruction Announced At Central Grammar
Charles Gaushell Neville High School bandmaster says free band instruction starts Friday at 8 30 at Central Grammar, runs through summer to August. Rehearsals every Monday Wednesday Friday at 8 30 a m for students up to age 20. Gaushell to travel to Memphis for Mid South Band Camp after program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gaushell
Neville High School
Central Grammar School
Gaishell
Memphis
Tenn
Gaushell
Brakeman Dies After Natalbany Lumber Train Explosion
Charles S. Langston, 45, brakeman on a Natalbany Lumber Co. train, died at Touro infirmary after the boiler explosion near Georgeville in St. Helena parish last Friday. Four other injured men are expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Charles S. Langston
Natalbany Lumber Company
Georgeville
St. Helena Parish
Touro
Hedgehog Not Related To Porcupine Family Says Scientist
The European hedgehog known as a porcupine is not part of the porcupine family according to experts. Researchers explain hedgehogs belong to a distinct group with their own evolutionary path.
Jon Hall Lands Breakthrough Role in The Hurricane
Hollywood profile of Jon Hall born Charles Locher. Background includes Tahiti trips, Polynesian heritage, athletic looks, and gradual rise from obscurity to leading man after a Goldwyn test and a bid with United Artists. Hall, 26, comes from a well connected family with Swiss father and English mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Jon Hall
Samuel Goldwyn
Hall
Nordhoff- Hall
Tahiti
Goldwyn
John Ford
Ford
Terangi
Levina
South Seas
Britain
Queen Victoria
San Francisco
Locher
Switzerland
England
Night life in New York clubs spurs clashes and headlines
A New York columnist reports on violent incidents surrounding Manhattan night spots including a Dizzy club owner dispute and a Gay Nineties sidewalk brawl. Kingfish Levinsky returns from England amid party excess and nightlife chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Sherman Billingsley
Radio Program Listings Across NBC Networks
Detailed schedule of NBC Red Blue and corresponding regional stations with times for Don Winslow of the Navy Orphan Annie News programs The Parade of Hits and various orchestras and singers across East Midwest Mountain and Pacific zones including Doris Kerr Kathryn Craven Nora Stirling and Babe Ruth segments with station allegiances and time blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BASIC
Weaf
Wnac
Wtag
Wesh
Wiber
Wey
Weae
Wiain
Weal
Wdel
Midwest
Ksd
Wmay
Wdaf
Kstp
Mountain
Kdy
Kfi
Kpo
Kgu
Basic — East
Wiw
Wiea
Wood Wal
Ksoo
Kans
Cret Efcf
Wef
Wim
Dawday
Kfyr
South
Wrva
Wtar
Wptf
Wis
Wjax
Wiia
Wsun Wiod
Wsoc
Wibc
Wwe Wese Wave
Wsm
Wme
Wsb
Wapi
Wsamb
Widx
Kwoo
Wky
Wfaa
Kpre Woal
Kths
Kebx
Ktbs
Kark
Er Kgh
Kfbk
Kmern
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Orphan Annie
Johnnie Johnston
Carol Deis
Ford
Billy
Betty
Rhythmaires
Amos ‘N
Andy
Gentlemen of Rhythm
Uncle Ezra
Vic & Sade
Wmag
Chain
One Man's Family
C Toe
Wayne King
Orchestra
Fred Allen
Town Hall
Hendrik van Loon
Ed le Baron Orch
Amos 'N
King's Jesters & Orchest
Clyde Lucas
Larry Burke
Ted Lewis
P. M
Kwor Kiz Koh
Ksl
Kgvo
Kfbb
Knx
Kol
Kvi
Koy
Doris Kerr
Kathryn Craven
West
Nora Stirling
del Casino
George Hall
Paul Douglas
East
Chicago
Herbert Foote
Dixie
Buddy Clark
Boake Carter
Ken Murray
Oswald
Lily Pons
Toc
Jessica Dragonette
Babe Ruth
Andre Baruch
Wabe
Bunny Berigan
Orches
Frank Dailey
Geo. Hamilton Orches
A. Wesks
A. Wesks Orches.—midwest 10:30—11:30—Red Nichols & Orchestra
NBC
WJZ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press
News-Star
Morning World
Une
Miss Earhart
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
the Glee Club
George Elliston
Trous
Ralph
Edgar
Roger Babson
Franco
Congress
Hambone
Kun’l
Bob
Luo
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygela, the Health Magazine
Charles Locher
James Norman Hall
Joel McCrea
McCrea
Emmanuel Cohen
United Artists
George Ross
el Morocco
Broadway
Levinsky
Ring Fame
Joe Lewis
Mayfair
Lewis
Hildegarde
Milwaukee
Gracie Fields
Paradise Cabaret
Abie
Nbc-Weaf
CBS
WABC
Wabe Wade
Wean
Weel
Wat
Wkre
Whk
Wir
Wdre
Wjas
Wpre
Wibl
Wisv
Whbm
Wibm
Kmbc
Kmox
Whas
Kiab
Krot East
Wbne
Whee Wore
Cfrb
Ckac
Wibx
Wmas
Wesg
Wwbf
Wibz
Wkbn
Whio
Web
Dixig
Wegst
Wsfa
Wgam
Wdod
Kira Wree
Wiac
Wwl
Wtoe
Krid
Ktrh
Kta
Waco
Koma
Wdbo
Wht
Wdae Whig
Wdbj
Wwva
Wmbg
Wsajs
Wmbr
Wala
Ktul
Kgko
Weoa
Wdne
Wnax
Kwkh Know
Ewmmm
Wehs
Wpar
Wmaz
Weoc Midwest
Wmbd
Wisn
Wibw
Kfh
Wkhb
Wkbh
Weco
Wsbt
Kscj
Wwax
Wiz Whz
Whza
Kdka
Wear
Wxyz
Wsyr
Wmal Wil
Waby
Webr
Weky
Wapd
Wice Wien
Kwk
Koll
Wren
Wmt
Kso
Wowo Wien Mountain
kKlo
Kvod
Kehf
Pacific
Kgo
Kfsd
Kex
Kga
Keca
Kir
H. Kogen
Medical Association
Press
the Revelers
Wiz
Florence George
Lowell Thomas
the Escorts
Mrs. Roosevelt
Helen Menken
Don Bester & Orchestra
Lou Breeze & Orchestra
M, Sherman & Orchestra
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!