Louisiana calls for federal justice in corruption probes
The piece argues that only the U S Department of Justice can impartially pursue prosecutions of officials involved in WPA and Smith case misuses in Louisiana. It urges Roosevelt and Murphy to deploy federal power to expose guilt, convict the culpable, and restore public trust nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Murphy
Kansas City
Department of Justice
United States of America
China Foils Plan to Seize Genghis Khan Remains
The article reports Japan's plot to grab the silver casket with Genghis Khan's remains, but China moved it to a secret western location. The piece notes Chinese optimism, a Cleveland Rotary delegate predicting China’s victory in years, and Japan bracing for a prolonged war. It frames the bones as a symbolic force in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genghis Khan
China
Cleveland
International Rotary
Japan
Vacation Relaxation and the True Self on Holiday
A clergyman notes that vacation reveals the real self, especially for common people at fashionable resorts. Men drift from high status to leisure as two weeks away grants rest forgetfulness of self. Different tastes exist but the aim is rest with fewer long auto tours and more restful travel, like ocean voyages.
No Joking About Rotary and Service Clubs
The piece argues Rotary and service clubs have grown mature and dignified, with less humor about them. It notes a waning personal contact yet a stronger hope that cross border friendships can aid world peace, while polling shows 27 percent favor sending troops abroad next time and 83 percent against.
The Young Grad Debates Life After Graduation
A baccalaureate speaker laments the end of college and faces a bleak job outlook. The piece riffs on headlines about heavy industry unemployment and deficit fears while the graduate seeks direction and a Beckon from America.
Our Children By Angelo Patri
Advice on leaving babies unattended stresses safety and trust. They urge guardians to stay with infants, use relatives or trusted helpers when away, and to avoid locking children inside. The piece suggests church nurseries and sharing the duty to attend services. It ends with guidance and an offer to obtain Patri’s booklet.
Tax base clash and Italian army notes in Washington Daybook
Tax experts argue reducing exemptions would raise more revenue with less cost, while the president avoids pressing the idea amid elections. The column also reassesses Italian fighting ability, noting conscripts and officers, and recalls a cheeky correspondence with a nonpaying creditor. It mentions Navy cafeterias and the Girand semi automatic rifle overheating when fired rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Rosenwald fund to build Negro school in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita parish plans a Rosenwald foundation school on South Jackson street to aid Black education. Negro workers will construct the building, with materials ordered this week and the project begun at once. The steamer America is due in Monroe from New Orleans tomorrow afternoon, and local residents who visited New Orleans last week are returning. Mr and Mrs F C Holden return from Denver after attending the Kiwanis national convention and plan a mountain cabin visit next summer. En route they visited relatives in Nebraska. Monroe Drillers and companions were guests at an al fresco supper in Forsythe park hosted by Mr and Mrs W C Feazel featuring fried chicken under car headlights for illumination.
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Ouachita Parish
Julius Rosenwald
Nashville, Tenn
South Jackson Street
America
Monroe
New Orleans
Crescent City
F. C. Holden
Denver
Colo
Nebraska
Gable-Lombard Rancho
Gene Raymond
David Guion
Negro Brothers Sentenced After Guilty Plea in Breakin
Garland Kennedy 28 and his brother Steve Kennedy 19 pleaded guilty in district court to breaking and entering a store at night. Judge R R Reeves gave Garland 20 years in the state penitentiary as a fourth offender and Steve three years. Steve’s was his first offense.
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Garland Kennedy
Steve Kennedy
R. R. Reeves
Johnny Williams
Texas
Arkansas
L. H. Carter
Singing Meet Set Sunday at Missouri Pacific Clubhouse
Advance indications point to a large crowd Sunday at 1 30 p m for a booster club singing convention at the Missouri Pacific clubhouse on Ouachita avenue. A loud speaker will let listeners hear programs from parked cars. S. A. Moss, chief booster, says many capable artists will participate. The text notes 12 500 000 negroes in the United States.
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Booster Club
Missouri Pacific
Ouachita Avenue
S. A. Moss
Modern techniques and the heart diagnosis evolution
Modern science applies new technics to measure heart tissue function and disease. The electrocardiogram records heart beat waves from multiple body points, helping detect coronary thrombosis valve infections and muscle changes while cannot replace clinical judgment.
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Einthoven
Actor Leonard Penn Critically Ill in Los Angeles
Leonard Penn husband of Gladys George is in St. Vincent's hospital with peritonitis after an appendectomy on June 19. Doctors expect a crisis within two days.
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Penn
Los Angeles
Leonard Penn
Gladys George
St. Vincent's Hospital
Banana Orange Breakfast Crunch Topping
A breakfast idea mixes sliced bananas dipped in orange juice with a touch of lemon served over toasted ready cooked cereal. The crunchy cereal pairs well with the bananas and suits kids reluctant to eat morning cereal. Sugar remains one of the few substances not yet fully replicated by artificial science.
Brenda Joyce Sparks Quick Rise in Hollywood
Jimmie Fidler notes Brenda Joyce's swift move from college classroom to a major screen role and watches as hopeful fiancé ventures toward China, hoping for future success. He also taunts gossip and lists quick sketches of stars and studio quirks.
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Hollywood
Brenda Joyce
Brenda
China
Inexpensive New York Visit Says Oklahoma Auditor
Oklahoma state auditor Frank Carter reports New York can be affordable with a daily subsistence limit of seven dollars and fifty-six cents. He notes budget eateries, free sights, and economical lodging while recounting a bond deal and city amenities for visitors on modest budgets.
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New York
Manhattan
Metropolis
Frank Carter
Oklahoma
Gotham
Carter
Washington
Chicago
Waldorf- Astoria
St. Regis
Stork
Bag Containing $26 000 Found on Street Car
Vancouver report says an excited inspector arrived as Motorman Roy Dinsmore discovered an old bag under a seat. A elderly couple carried valuables during sightseeing believing it safer than leaving them at home.
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Vancouver
B. C
Roy Dinsmore
Former Teacher Bests Policeman in Traffic Case
Memphis judge dismisses traffic charge after former teacher Frances Clark, once in Brasher's class, defends herself against Patrolman J A Brasher by quipping his schooling did not ensure his judgment. The case ends with a dismissal.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. A. Brasher
Frances Clark
R. J. Bateman
Radio Schedule Highlights from June 29 Evening Listings
Eastern time adjustments listed for CST and MT. Nightly programs include Houseboat Hannah, The Johnson Family skit, Morin Sisters vocals, Anthony outdoors segment, Weber's Concert Orchestra, Orphan Annie, March of Games quiz, and various news and dance music hours. Featured stars include Jimmy Kemper, Edwin C. Hill, Patricia Gilmore, Howie Wing, Bill Stern, Lynn Brandt, Nan Wynn, Rudy Vallee, Kate Smith, and Major Bowes with Amateurs.
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Hannah
Johnson
Anthony
Kit
Hob Edge
Weber
Annie
J. Johnston
Jimmy Kemper Longnbo
Nbe
Wjs
Cbha-Waba Dance Music Orchestra
Mbs-Chain
Edwin C
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomas
Lynn Brandt
Nan Wynn
Cba-Wabo
Wor
F. Waring
Nbhe-Weat
Haly Aces
Amos & Andy
Wabe
Mr. Keen
Matty Malneck
Cbs-Chain-Weat
E. Roosevelt
Joe FB
Brown
Mbs
Sam Raker
Rudy Vallee
Kate Smith
Mls-Wer
A. Wallenstein
Major Bowes & Amateurs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Edwin C. Hill
Orch
Mbs-Wor
B. Crosby
B. Burns
Inmebaewaba
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Dallas
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Europe
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Postoffice
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N. Y
Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Washington Daybook
Guadalajara
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Mediterranean
Odds and Ends
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Dr. Blanko
Navy
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Negro Brothers
Gladys Parker
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Mearth Magazine
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Joan Davis
Fred MacMurray
Carole Lombard
Loretta Young
Glenda Farrell
George Brent
Powers-That-Be
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Lousse
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