National Representative Katz Ad Agency Network
An advertising agency run by national representative E Katz operates with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Atlanta Kansas City San Francisco and Dallas offering campaigns and placements for clients. The listing emphasizes a broad geographic reach and multiple major markets.
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E. Katz
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Kansas City
San Francisco
Dallas
League mobilizes anti-Long drive in Louisiana
Governor John M. Parker praises the Constitutional League as a spontaneous, enthusiastic state-wide effort to curb Long's power. He calls it nonpartisan and action oriented with thousands of Louisianans behind it and predicts growing strength to prompt strong, timely action.
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John M. Parker
Constitutional Sea of
Louisiana
Constitutional League
League
Huey Long
Ouachita Parish to See New Sterlington Booster Station
A new compressor station is announced for Sterlington Louisiana as part of a multi state gas pipeline system. The region's past decade shows steady growth through paper mills carbon black plants and gasoline extraction, with pipeline construction and extraction plants expanding alongside.
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Ouachita Parish
Sterlington
Louisiana
New Madrid floodway landowners to receive compensation plan
The Mississippi River commission plans floodway landowner compensation in New Madrid Missouri based on past flood losses with higher payments for larger losses. Critics say Jadwin army engineers favor some channels over Boeuf and Atchafalaya and call the policy unfair and unsustainable for the United States.
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Mississippi River Commission
New Mardid
The
News-Star
Army
Jadwin
Carre
New Madrid
Boeuf
Atchafalaya
Virginia’s Loss in Reapportionment Draws Lament
The Richmond Times-Dispatch argues Virginia’s loss to nine members in Congress worsens its voting power. It notes the nine seats once equaled about one thirty of the House during the Civil War era, now just about one forty-eighth, shrinking influence as the nation rebalances representation.
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Virginia
Richmond Times-Desk
Right Angles by Alexander Cairns
A NY businessman reflects on wealth, loss, and integrity. He recalls his mother’s death, his family’s fortune collapse, and his refusal to worship money. He finds zest in out-witting others honorably, preserving his soul amid Broadway’s cutthroat life.
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New York
Dunn
Bradstreet
Hoyle
Emerson
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Questionable college leadership quoted on youth and morals
The piece discusses a newspaper clipping allegedly quoting a small Midwestern college president who praises youth while critiquing parental battles of wits. It cautions readers that school prestige does not guarantee true education and urges scrutiny of a college’s character, discipline, and moral standards.
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Middle West
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Odd Findings on Strangely Decorated Motor Vehicles
A Cabin operative reports an uptick in decrepit motive vehicles on municipal roads. Drivers are described as stylishly dressed college kids, with garish emblems and medieval style coachwork. The piece notes frequent car trouble and odd slogans, and ends with a chaotic broadcast scene.
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Lon Chaney
Ambition and glamour mingle in New York tales
In this era a small town youth seeks fame in the metropolis and finds doors opening through a university lab test and a magazine assignment. A debutante faces Ritz propriety, a Pekinese ride ends in a five dollar taxi jaunt, and Katherine Mayo’s charity is linked to a Chelsea club for apprentice seamen with royal visits.
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Katherine Mayo
Miss Mayo
Chelsea Hotel
M. Moyca Newell
Prince of Wales
Booster stations explained in plain talk
A reader asks if booster stations are like clubs and is told they are simply places where natural gas is injected to push it through long pipelines. The exchange ends with a rhetorical exclamation about the topic.
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Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Betty Slid Down Banister In Quiet House Scene
A mother admonishes Betty to go upstairs quietly as she returns from the nursery. Betty tests the rule by sliding down the banister, claiming she made no sound. The scene is set in a drawing room during entertaining company. A second sentence references a Montreal Star incident about traffic officers and a motorist.
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Betty
Montreal
Social Notes From Monroe Visitors and Visits
Fifteen years ago Bastrop resident Mr. Irvin Wolff visited Monroe as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cohn. Various families from Mt. Pleasant Houston Pine Street and Natchez entertain and travel, with Mrs. Graves, Miss Pierce, Mrs. Abe Arent, Mrs. Morris and others visiting relatives, attending summers, and angling at Horseshoe.
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Irvin Wolff
Bastrop
Monroe
Leon Cohn
Cason
Mr. Clapton
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
E. D. Cason
Ard
A. H. Whited
Houston
R. J. Casper
John Sanders
Pine Street
J. Q. Graves
Miss Pierce
Mississippi
Harrisonburg
Herbert Fort
New Orleans
W. J. Everett
Joe Washburn
Mr. Walker
Gibsland
J. H. Pumphrey
L. H. Casper
Horseshoe
E. G. Calvert
West Side
Mt. Lebanon
Hollywood Actors' Equity Wins 48 Hour Week Era
Hollywood buzzes as Actors' Equity gains traction with a 48 hour workweek rule for its 2000 plus members. The move shifts balance toward fair play, reducing long days on sound stages, while avoiding imminent strikes as producers show resistance.
Radio Listings Across Networks for June 17
Radio schedules list WEAF WJZ WOR WBBM WGN WLIB and many affiliates with programs from 4:20 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. including orchestras, bands, opera, talk, and recitals. Notable names include Ben Pollack, Harold Van Duzee, Sergei Kotlarsky, and Larry Sky.
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WEAF
New York
Ben Pollack
Hotel Dance Orchestra
WAPI
WSW
World Today
Wotan Toeliner
KSD
WKY
Choristers’ Orchestra
Vaughn de Leath
WGY
WWJ
KYW
WOW
WDAF
KTHS
WSMB
KSTP
WTMJ
WEBC
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
KWOO
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
WSAI
WTAM
Gypsies Orchestra
WGN
Sousa
Fempire Builders
Glacier National Park
Roxy and His Gang
Harold van Duzee
KDKA
WIK
WREN
WIOD
WCFL
WAPL
Concert Orch
WJR
WLW
KWK
Wren Webc
Larry Sky
WJZ
Ludwig Laurier
WOR
Newark
England
WADC
WGHP
WMAQ
KMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WHEC
WGL
WISN
Henry Burbig
WKRC
WHK
WCCO
WSPD
Uncle Joe
Pat
WSPRD
Chicago
Fob
Walter Wilson
Glee Club
WBBM
WENR
Farmer Rush
Mike & Herman
WLIB
WWLS
Amos, Dan
Sylvia
Inspiration Boys
Cincinnati
Prof
Kyrock
WIZ
May Be I'm Wrong And Other Light Humorous Snippets
A collection of brief humorous quips on topics from automobiles to alimony. Jokes touch on consumer desires and social norms with punchy one liners and light satire.
Stars and unions threaten lengthy work hours in film industry
The article notes theatre projectionists may strike, risking millions in losses for producers and exhibitors. It cites George Arliss and Corinne Griffith negotiating strict hours in contracts, with Marion Davies working long night shifts, illustrating gritty studio demands and the clash with labor unions.
Hollywood Exposé On Energy Woes And Late Actors
A harsh critique of studio life notes energy wrecks from long stretches and late arrivals. It contrasts hard working actors with those who waste time, causing overhead losses, while the producer wields power to discipline.
Farmer laments slow corn growth as sparrows intrude
A Montreal Star reader recalls a damp growing season with corn stunted and sparrows feasting, prompting a humorously delivered exchange about crop prospects and bird damage.
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Montreal Star
Suburban Lending Confusion Cited in Neighbor Dispute
A suburban exchange centers on repeated requests for a lawn mower. A neighbor pleads forgiveness after saying the borrower asked ten times before the loan was granted. The dialogue, attributed to Christian Seiepee Monites, highlights neighborly tensions.
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Christian Seiepee Monites
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Monroe News-Star
News-Star Publishing Company, Limited
North Second Street
Newsorthington
Canta
Associated Press
Miss
Alexander Cairns
Brano Lessing
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Washington
Idaho
Enenc Oes
Indo
King Peatures Syndicate, Inc
Crest Britain
John M
By Richard Maslock
Columbia University
Blank
Manhattan
Waite
Ritzmore
Park Avenue
Zizi
Mumasse
Ren
Hollywood
Porothy Herzog
Premier Syndicate
Equity
A. E
Merry
American Federation of Labor
Associated Presa
Clear Channel
Central Clear Channel
Wtam-Wear
Cleveland
WOC
Davenport
Heuer
WCX
Amos
WOWO
Wayne
KFAB
Lincoln
KIR
Orgen
KJR
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Hammne University
Frank Cotler
Orch
St. Louis
Ozark
Steve League
Amos-Andy
KVOO
Tulsa
Rialto
the Wanderer
Capt. Lefko
Southern Clear Channel
Music Box
Nell Weldon
Orchestra
Birmingham
KRLD
Geo. Wanamaker
WBAP
Fort Worth
Hot Springs
Natalie Amous
Louisville
WSM Nashville
Francis Craig
San Antonio
Western Chain Stations
KGO
KPO
KSL
Empire Builders
Edward Fitzpatrick
KHQ
KOMO
KGW
Rudy Sleger
Seattle
Salon
WIL Wibo
KEX
KGA
KDYL
KLZ
Ikex Kga
WRHUM
Metro
WRHM
Broadway
Rhythm Aces
WRIM
John P. Medbury
American Biscuit Company
Wiley
Hubby
George Arliss
Warner
Corinne Griffith
Marion Davies
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