Cantigny Triumph Echoes Across Allied Front
Twenty years ago at Cantigny American troops seized the village, repelled three counter attacks, and inflicted losses. Keiso reports British and French praise Pershing’s men for bold offensive action. Cantigny showed civilian turned soldier resolve rivaling Valley Forge Shiloh and Santiago, lifting Allied spirits and frightening the Central Powers.
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Cantigny
Weith
Ke Iso
Pershing
Germany
Valley Forge
Shiloh
Santiago
Consigny
Uncommon Sense On Headache Research By Blake
Dr G W Pickering at University College Hospital London tested headaches by injecting histamine to study brain tissue stretching around meninges. After 200 headaches his method showed headaches arise from arterial tissue strain in the meninges, though some argue it occurs inside the skull. He hopes discovery leads to remedies for all headaches, not just medical cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Pickering
University College Hospital of London
England
Hanna
Institute of Pathology of Western Reserve University
Dr. Pickering
Spain as Laboratory of War Exposes Military Flaws
The article argues Spain has become a proving ground for military tech and tactics, with foreign equipment tested under real warfare. It notes Italian tanks perform poorly against anti-tank fire, Spanish light tanks show speed and fire capacity, and German planes and supplies are often inferior or defective. It warns Spain bleeds itself as other nations reap lessons for future partitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Retreat Of Democracy Halted In Czechoslovakia Crisis
The article credits Czechoslovakia for halting a German invasion by firm resistance and a strong show of artillery, bayonets, and machine guns. It argues Germany, constrained by food, finances, and resources, was deterred from war, while Hitler overestimated Czech capitulation amid looming European alarm and mass mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Reich
Europe
Hitler
Our Children By Angelo Patri
A nostalgic critique of modern schooling contrasts harsh discipline with gentle instruction. The piece argues schools require light, space, trained teachers, and adequate supplies, urging communities to support better education standards. It includes a plug for Patri’s booklet on obedience and reflects on broader social observations.
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Boards of Education
Washington Letter on Iowa primary and New Deal trial
Rodney Dutcher analyzes the Iowa primary aftermath with Roosevelt’s potential intervention and the Wearin Gillette clash. He notes Republicans outvoted Democrats and ponders future primaries while warning against overreach. The column also covers a red tape death case and psychiatrist Hadley on corporate-government tensions.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Iowa
Mr. Roosevelt
Otha Wearin
Guy Gillette
New Deal
Lester Dickinson
Roosevelt
Jimmy Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Tommy Corcoran
AAA
WPA
Kentucky
Senator Barkley
Chandler
Gillette
New Deal “Elimination Committee
Plans for DeSiard street building near Central Bank
Plans and specifications for a new two story brick building on DeSiard street by Drago and King Monroe architects were completed. Bids are invited. The structure will house a Penney chain store under a 10 year lease, as Monroe's real estate market shows active transfers in prime areas.
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DeSiard Street
T. E. Wright
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
People’s Homestead and Savings
Drago and King
Monroe
Penney Chain
Square
Layton
Sarah T. Fuller
People’s Homestead and Revises Association
Comportable Beach Lounging Fashion Notes
A fashion blurb highlights summer lounging wear with easy, charming options. Loose Chinese trousers in deep plum pair with a dusty pink long sleeve shirt, worn tucked or loose. A fitted printed beach coat lined with white terry overlays a matching dressmaker bathing suit.
Boy Richard Carlson Becomes Triple Threat Star
Richard Carlson, age 26, bursts into Hollywood as actor writer and director after proving energy and versatility since Minneapolis high school days. He starred in sports and plays, edited papers, and earned honors at the University of Minnesota before moving to little theaters Broadway and the road. He values rehearsal and turned down previous film offers to keep six months a year on Broadway, now holding a three way contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carlson
Hollywood
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Summer Health Warnings From Accident Dangers
The article warns that accidents, not heat or disease, are the top summer health hazards. It cites roughly 100,000 annual deaths in the US from accidents, with motor vehicles causing about 40,000 fatalities and a million injuries. Drowning remains a major summer killer, especially among children, though resuscitation education has reduced deaths. Men drown more often than women, and British egg imports from Poland are oddly noted.
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Canada
United States
England
Wales
Hollywood Bylaws and Showbiz Parlor Tricks
Hollywood gossip notes a aging leading man mastering tricks and a chill of industry PR. Warner Brothers eye a William Tell inspired film with Paul Muni. Reporters invited to a party cover a damage suit against a movie-maker. Jackie Coogan case moves with public opinion. Press agents push a foreign actress with accented syllables. Army and navy personnel train in Hollywood photog techniques. Directors face fines for on set swearing. Broadway talent shifts as The Tones prepare stage returns. Luise Rainer declines roles as Deanna Durbin may star in Cinderella. Exhibitors warn studios not to rush her growth.
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P. A
L. A
Jackie Coogan
Arthur Bernsteins
Broadway
Joan
Franchot
New York
Luise Rainer
Universal
Deanna Durbin
Finger nail counsellor and other oddities in New York
A humorous column reviews eccentric figures from New York society and entertainment. Natalie Gibbs runs a Madison Avenue nail salon offering cuticle care to a notable client list. magician Paul Duke cites prepaid work before performances. Lam Fong plans a sea dining junk near the Hudson. a tale of a haunted revolving door incident at a upstate college prompts new campus rules. a 1880 chalk mark patent for furniture aims to deter ants.
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New York
Natalie Gibbs
Madison Avenue
Miss Gibbs
Neil
Singapore
Radio Program Schedule Highlights and Stations List
A detailed listing of NBC WEAF and affiliated stations across East, Midwest, South, Mountain, and Pacific networks for Thursday June 16. It includes time blocks for programs such as Rush Hughes In Comment, Little Orphan Annie, Amos n Andy repeats, Rudy Vallee Hour, and Bob Howard plus various regional feeds and optional stations.
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Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
Ksd
Wmag
Wdaf
Kstp
Koa Kéyl
Wmbg
Kfi Aay
Komo
Kpo Kgu
Wiw
Wfea
Wsan
Midwest
Wood Wal
Webe
Erc
Rush Hughes
Top Hatters
Annie East
Jos. Galilechio Orches
Paul Douglas
Blue Barron
East
Orphan Annie
Amos
Andy East
West
Leo Reisman
Wear
Mario Cozzi
Network
Dick Himber
Jack Sprigg
Teddy King
Wis
Whr
Wbhsa
Kdka
Wiwaae
Wayr
Wmal Wiil
Waby
Webr
Weky
Wsapd
Wean
Wice Wien
Wenr
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Oll
Wren
Wmt
Kso
Wowo
Wetn
Wrtd
Many
Kidm
Kris
Wjbo
Wdsu
Waga
Kxyx
Klo Ae Fs Pacific
Kgo
Kafa
Wasa Keca
Gee Weaf
NBC
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Detroit
St. Louis
Annes City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associatedag Press
Special Dispatch
Mateo
Weaee
Monroe News-Star
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
IFT Were
W.ra
Laboratory of Mars
Our
Angelo Patri
Good Riddance
Warnz
Stalin
Gypsy Rose Lee
Patsity
Earth
Austvia
John Fyfe
United States Compensation Commission
Fyfe
Ernest E. Hadley
Uniece
Bristol
T. A. Grant
Allen and Bittle
Federal Carbon Company
Indianapolis
Hambone
Goorright
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygela
the Health Magazine
Great Brita
Poland
Eas
Paul Harrison
Warner Brothers
William Tell
Paul Muni
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Scorchers
Army
Navy
Hollywood Studios
Baby Face
Robert Taylor
Killer McCoy
Actor’ Guild
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George Ross
Paul Duke
Park Avenue
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East 24Th Street
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Rubbertown Revue
Akron
Nila Mack
Press
Ed Thorgensen
Wabey
Arthur Godfrey
Doris Rhodes
Boake Carter
Melody Weavers
Barry Wood
Just Entertainment
St. Louis Blues
Orches
Kate Smith
Aryne Bowes
Ellington Orch
Basic
W. Rpt
Dancing Music Orchestra
Johnny Long
Henry Kin Orchestra
WJZ
Tim
Stamps
Network 2
Seas
Eorge Crock
Lowell
Vivian Della Chiesa
Siero
Elta Schallert
Bob Grant
Orcheatra
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