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03 Feb 1939
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Panama City Pilot in Panama City, Florida
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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
1
Vacancy Expected Soon in Supreme Court
Informed sources say Brandeis likely to retire after recovery, clearing way for a new Supreme Court appointee. At 82, illness tempers expectations, but his will is to serve to a ripe old age and rival Holmes. The piece notes mood around the court and mentions other political figures and images from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Brandeis
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Foods that disagree with most people found in cabbage family
Dr Morris Fishbein reports surveys show cabbage family vegetables often disagree with healthy people. Garlic onions and chocolate also linked. Long cooking increases acidity and sulfur flavors. brief tender cooking reduces symptoms. Ohio State tests on cauliflower and cabbage affected 96 percent under various preparations. only very brief cooking spared most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Jority
Division of Food and Nutrition
Ohio State University
Motorists Asked To Buy More Tags Advertising City
Panama City motorists are urged to buy the new automobile tags to advertise the city and fund summer special events. The appeal, issued by C D Davenport secretary of Special Events Inc and Jesse Cogburn president, highlights sales at local stations and Chamber of Commerce. Henry Gray's service station leads in tag sales in the competition for two prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
C.D. Davenport
Special Events, Inc
Jesse Cogburn
Chamher of Commerce
Henry Gray
Davenport
Canaries Sold Without License Case Sees Charge Cut
Portland man Jack Sis ter, 40, was charged with selling mute canaries he claimed were singing birds. A court interruption by a warble halted proceedings briefly. The judge reduced the charge to peddling without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Jack Sister
War-Before-The-War Claims Seek German Payoff in Court
Washington bears witness to a long running dispute over WWII era German sabotage claims. A $26 million treasury sits from seized German patents and property, tied to Black Tom and Kingsland blasts that killed and injured, with German agents cited but disputed by both sides. The case now returns before the Supreme Court as new testimony and archives surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitler
Germany
New Jersey
Black Tom Peninsula
New York Harbor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
England
Ellis Island
Black Tom
New York
Canadian Car and Foundry Company
Kingsland
Russia
U.S
Ing
United States
Justice Roberts
Supreme Court
U. S
Heil Hitler
Television Schedule Highlighted Classics and Concerts
The listing shows today and tomorrow program blocks including March of Games at 4 15 p.m and 4 30 p.m Man Behind the Stars at 5 30 p.m Today with Bob Trout at 10 30 p.m. Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra Tomorrow features Fiddler's Fancy at 8 30 a.m Enoche Light's at 11 30 a.m Moods for Moderns at 12 30 p.m and Organ Reflections at 12 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Trout
Jimmy Dorsey
Fiddler
Enoche Light
Success Comes to the Lowly Even in Hollywood
Hollywood voice writes on actors who branch out, succeed and profit. A mystery actor, nicknamed Doakes, fights for a $2,000 weekly wage amid studio pressure, then cashes a $15,000 settlement, sells short stock for $24,000 profit, and ends up reemployed with higher pay while studios wave incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Paul Tiarrison
Reginald Denny
Mary Pickford
Donald Crisp
Bank of America
Donakes
Doakes
New York
Wall Street
Joe
Joey
Massey's Lincoln Named Top Acting of Season
New York critic George Ross singles out Raymond Massey for the season’s best acting in Abe Lincoln in Illinois. He lauds Massey, praises other stars including Laurette Taylor and Beatrice Lille, and notes hits such as The Lady Vanishes Hellzapoppin and the Road to Mandalay at Hotel Delmonico as urban highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Raymond Massey
Abe Lincoln
Tlinois
Brenda Frazier
Alfred Hitchcock
Robert Morley
Oscar Wilde
Laurette Taylor
Beatrice Lille
Noel Coward
Fredric March
Ethel Waters
Manhattan
Mandalay
Delmonico
Talking Bird Puzzle Clues Across Horizontal and Vertical Terms
A collage of crossword style clues lists across and down hints. Entries include bird related terms, body parts, numbers and common words, with many scientific or geographic references interwoven in a dense grid puzzle.
Paddle Em Old Fashioned Paddlings for Marital Relief
In Indianapolis Judge Henry O Goetz jokes that old fashioned paddling might curb divorces among teenage couples. He tells a couple disputing custody that the best remedy is parental discipline away from court, likening it to a woodshed paddling. The piece downplays legal action and preserves a humorous New York City setting with bus rides from Washington Square to Fort Tryone Park as a recurring escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry O. Goetz
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Fort Tryone Park
Milk Cow Population Surpasses Twenty Five Million Mark
The United States now has more than 25 80 000 milk cows, reflecting growth in dairy herds nationwide. This rise underscores expansion in livestock farming and dairy production across multiple states and major dairy regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Man Confuses Seed Sack For Mustard Seed
In Dillon South Carolina a farmer, intending tobacco, discovered his beds now sprouting mustard instead after picking the wrong seed sack from the shelf. The mishap occurred weeks after planting and reflects a humorous seed mix up in the field.
Nameless revolt stalls jaywalker crackdown in Santa Monica
Local police may drop the campaign after about 150 pedestrians refused to give their real names. Many provided phony names, and one woman sat in Santa Monica boulevard blocking traffic for 10 minutes, challenging officers to arrest her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santa Monica, Calif
Santa Monica Boulevard
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