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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
2
In preserved Nile mud a well kept body of an Egyptian princess is found beside gold jewelry. Her father Pharaoh Chephren built a pyramid and her brother Cheops built the largest. the tomb likely preserved by mud. The piece notes a phantom tale of lovers and a prophecy of an Egyptian heaven.
Former Governor Lowden of Illinois announced he and Governor Landon are in full accord on major agricultural issues including farm relief soil erosion and marketing surplus crops. They support federal state cooperation and state administration of cash bounties to soil conserving farmers.
Western Newspaper Union reports a Austro German agreement sealed by Chancellor Schuschnigg and Hitler with mutual praise The plan aims to strengthen racial unity and shared history and is seen by diplomatic circles as a step toward German domination of Austria, possibly followed by a meeting at Berchtesgaden and expansion toward the Mediterranean.
President Roosevelt departs for a Maine coast cruise aboard the Sewanna, skippers the yacht with three of his sons aboard, while on shore the $64,000,000 Tri borough bridge dedication in New York City is highlighted with Ickes Lehman Wagner and LaGuardia in attendance. He also meets eastern state flood control reps and plans a visit to Canada before returning to Washington.
Washington editor William Bruckart explains the Subsidy ship bill as a government start to build a stronger American merchant fleet. He notes higher U.S. wage standards and ship costs create a handicap, justifying subsidies to protect foreign competition, national defense, and access to foreign markets amidst farming and rail-or-shipping links.
A collage of Hollywood notes highlights Larry Blake’s rise in the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center and Barbara Stanwyck starring in a new Irish picture The Plough and the Stars. Mentions Major Bowes publicity push and Noah Beery’s film Strangers on a Honeymoon with insights on screen killers. Columbia’s plan to air fresh faces this summer and updates on Margaret Sullivan, Kay Francis, Clark Gable, Joan Blondell, Dick Powell, Shirley Temple, Jeanette MacDonald, Carole Lombard and others.
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