Time To Caution Over Japan China Policy
The piece warns that Japan aims to end the open door in China and seeks world power, with Germany and Italy backing. It urges the United States to choose a cautious stance to avoid a costly war in the orient, noting Britain's and France's potential response and the risk to American interests. It emphasizes that tomorrow could bring war if the U S does not decide now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
United States
Rome
Britain
France
Europe
Pacific
Germany
Italy
Russia
Navy
Hydrographic Bulletin
R. E. Hudgins
Jean
Barnegat
Scotland
Port St. Joe
Fla
New York
Hudgins
State Department
Congress
Munich
Legation
Bagdad
Washington
Foreign Service
Africa
Blucher Palace
Berlin
George S. Messersmith
House Appropriations Committee
Department of Tate
Department of State Foreign Service
Stranded Graduate Sends SOS for a Job at Sea
A Harvard senior with nautical ambitions recalls the harsh job market for 1939 graduates. He sent an SOS to eastern employers, signing on with a Philadelphia ad agency after six replies. The piece urges resilience and frames maritime work as a path forward for educated youths.
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United States Department of Education
John A. West, Jr
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Spa
West
Philadelphia
Johnest
Doughnut with a Handle Drafted at Chicago Exhibit
An improved doughnut with an integrated handle is shown at a Chicago exhibition. The device aims to aid dunking without messy fingers, but public adoption may require extensive education and a shift from traditional doughnut habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plan Aims to End Bankruptcies With Salary Referees
Attorney General Murphy proposes paying bankruptcy referees salaries to curb delays and high fees. The plan targets the costly, slow process that harms creditors, owners, and employees, arguing referees should earn regular wages instead of contingent fees.
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Murphy
The Once Over by H J Phillips
Queen and King recount their return to England after a royal tour of America. Both lament exhaustion from receptions and public duties while joking about rest plans laughed off to escape further engagements. The dialogue blends humor and light satire of political theater.
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George
America
Mrs. Roosevelt
King
England
Our Children By ANGELO PATRS
A thoughtful essay on young love and cross faith marriage warns that love alone must justify marriage. It cautions that deep religious and family loyalties create divisions, suggesting time and compatibility before joining lives. It urges readers to seek Patri’s booklet on obedience and notes Lamour’s Hollywood return.
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Angelo Patri
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Will Rogers statue unveiled in Capitol rotunda
Washington Daybook notes the bronze Will Rogers statue unveiled in the Capitol rotunda with his quip about the king. It also covers State Department cost overruns and budget concerns, including a costly Berlin embassy rehab funded by Yankee money and cautious optimism about postwar normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
Congress
Capitol
America
Will Rogers
Louisiana highway projects advance in north parishes
Fifteen years ago state and parish authorities push rapid highway work in north Louisiana. Routes from Duboch to Bernice and Bernice to Lilly near completion. Monroe to Ruston road paving speeds up reducing detours. A law regulating the carbon industry draws attention in Monroe as the Hood bill faces committee hearings in Baton Rouge with local delegates present. The McGuire cattle barns at 340 South Grand become a modern fireproof storage garage after a awarded contract, 70 by 185 feet, a landmark conversion opposite the planned courthouse site.
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Louisiana
State Commission
Duboch
Bernice
Lincoln
Union Parishes
Lilly
Monroe
Ruston
Baton Rouge
Capitol
McGuire
South Grand Street
South Grand
Hotel business topic sparks Y's Men talk at Frances
Bill Walker spoke on hotel operation before the Y's Men's club at Hotel Frances, part of a vocational series. Hoy Anders will become president at the next annual meeting and serve six months, with club singing as the sole entertainment.
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Bill Walker
Y's Men's Club
Hotel Frances
Hoy Anders
First Cotton Blooms Reported In Jonesville
Jonesville Louisiana June 15 saw the first cotton blooms of the season brought in by Sam Griffin. Griffin owns the Griffin plantation in Concordia parish and has 210 acres under cultivation. He notes delayed planting due to high water but expresses optimism for a good crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville
Sam Griffin
Griffin
Concordia Parish
Family Health And The Mentally Retarded Child
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how psychiatrists evaluate a child's personal problems and family influences to prevent delinquency. He stresses early recognition by parents and doctors, proper treatment, and controlling physical defects to avoid mental retardation. The piece notes 10 9 million people may carry inherited factors and critiques sterilization or birth control as unproven solutions.
Deaths Last Night of Representative Emmett M. Owen
Washington reports the death of Representative Emmett M. Owen of Georgia's fourth district. He had just completed his fourth consecutive term in Congress.
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Washingon
Emmett M. Owen
Georgia
James Brown Dies in Evanston After Ten Years as Patriarch
James Brown 78 longtime leader and patriarch of the Mormon church at Evanston Wyoming dies after serving as church figurehead for a decade. His passing marks the end of an era for local members and church administration in the region.
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James Brown
Evanston
Wyo
The
Mormon Church
Bonita hosts electric cooking and appliance show
A large crowd attended a cooking school and appliance demonstration in Bonita, presented by Louisiana Power and Light and Grego Motor Company Bastrop. Miss Maggie Colvin led the program covering electric cookery and refrigeration with recipes handed out. Mrs. H. L. Tucker won the first prize for estimating electricity cost during the three meals. Cold drinks and sandwiches were served. Sark's Norman French language is understood by about 500 people.
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Bonita
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Grego Motor Company
Bastrop
Maggie Colvin
Home Service
H. L. Tucker
Colvin
Hollywood Men of Affairs Playful, Witty Ballad of Stars
Jimmie Fidler surveys Hollywood male stars as exuberant, childlike figures who chase sports and hobbies between shoots. Errol Flynn, Bing Crosby, Clark Gable and others are pictured with offbeat gestures as their film careers mix with adventures and leisure.
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Hollywood
Never- Never Land
Iian Donlevy
Mojave Desert
Errol Flynn
Gulf of California
Dick Powell
Neptune Bing Crosby
Joe FE
Brown
George Brent
Clark Gable
Flag lore and history recited by New York official
Henry H Curran assistant mayor discusses flags origins and meanings from Dutch peg leg deeds to the Star Spangled Banner. He traces flag history to Columbus Cabot and St. Patrick notes colors meanings and protocols for half mast sunrise and sunset and disposal by burning.
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New York
Netherlands
Peter Stuyvesant
Henry H. Curran
American
San Salvador
Columbus
John Cabot
Henry VII
Labrador
Stephen Driver
Nashville
Abraham Lincoln
State Department
Washington
Ford
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
Francis Scott Key
Fort Heart
Capitol
Real estate transfers recorded in Ouachita Parish offices
Yesterday the Ouachita Parish clerk recorded transfers including N W McHenry selling to Peoples Homestead and Savings Association for 2600, deeded to W C Spight. Peoples Homestead selling to James A Franklin for 1440. H R Haynes selling to J G Watts for 500. H R Haynes selling to Carl J Thompson for 500. Also a note on pendulum clocks and gravity.
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Ouachita Parish
N. W. McHenry
Peoples Homestead and Savings Association
Sidney Kahn
D. A. Breard, Jr
Monroe
W. C. Spight
James A. Franklin
Bryants South
H. R. Haynes
J. G. Watts
Flournoy
West Monroe
Carl J. Thompson
Radio schedule highlights from a June 22 broadcast day
A detailed radio grid lists programs and guests for June 22 including Jimmy Kemper News, Dance Orchestra sets, sports briefs with Stern and Halter, variety shows with Kate Smith and Rudy Vallee, classical and dramatic offerings, and late night features. Names include Maureen Hickman, Patricia Glimer, Matty Maineek, Fulton Lewis Jr., John Brews, and Fear Major Bowes among others. The schedule spans from 00:00 to after midnight with hour by hour time slots and program changes due to network corrections.
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Eastern Standard
Cbs-Chain-Wess
Consela Raverba
Stern
Nbe
Lowell Thomas
Nhe
Nan Wann
Cis
Johnson
Nbe-Wea
Amos & and
Bkit- Cha
Arollan Ensem
Mbs-Chain
Weat
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Mr. Keen
Cbs-Chain
West FE
Roosevelt
Texas
Nina Dean
Abe
Jimmy Walker
Wizpy Goldman
Ion i. Brown
Cbs-Wa
Sam Halter
Goldman
Rudy
Valiee
Kate Smith
A. Wallenstein Sinfonietta
Giod
John
Brewh
Bowes & Amateurs
Ebs Wabe
Edwin
Tilil
B. Crosby
Ebs-Waha Durhiania
Prano
Prano-weai
Panei
Matty Maineck
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H. J. Phillips
Buckingham
Tees
Our
Angelo Patrs
Dorothy Lamour
Aeaurseesl
Washington Daybook
By Preston Grover
Morpliny
Gladys Parker
Nancy
Morris Fishbein
Réiter
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Socured PY
Sark
Channel Islands
Great Britain
Jimmie Fidler
Carole Lombard
Mrs Gable
Annabella
Margaret Sullavan
William Anthony McGuire
Twentieth Century-Fox
Lillian Russel
Maine
Lilian Russell
América
Sam Goldwyn
Jascha Heifetz
Honolulu
Franchot Tene
Ginger Rogers
Cirles
Greece
Moore
Pera
Louise
Loretta
Joan Davis
Mama
Edith Wilkerson
Binnie Barnes
Mins Wilkerson
McNaveht Syndicate
Tne
George Rows
Earth
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