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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
2
Christy Mathewson was reportedly named after No. 6, a New York Typographical Union chapter active in labor fairs during his era of fame. The piece hints at a controversial notion linking his name to union influence and a broader cultural stance of the time.
Melvin Jones of Lions International condemns Hitler's world theory as intolerant and expansionist. The March issue cites Mein Kampf to show Nazi aims to spread Nazism, use force, purge dissent, and undermine democracies. Jones urges unity in United States and Canada to resist such world theories backed by military power.
Hollywood gossip notes that the Dead End Kids forced a director change on Hell's Kitchen after on set clashes, with Dupont toppled amid temper and fights while The Gorilla script faced objections from The Brothers Ritz. William Powell improves after surgery as Muni’s youth tale echoes, and Hitler’s anti Semitic threats echo studio fears.
New York reports a policy shift for the Flushing Meadows Fair seeking New York City's World's Fairest. A twelve-member judging panel led by Governor Whalen will pick a beauty to join the Aquacade at $100 weekly, with the winner publicized from New York to Singapore.
Washington officials announce a decentralized system to handle income tax disputes. By May 1 ten regional divisions will host 600 technical advisers, making rulings more accessible for disputes over amounts above five thousand dollars.
A Japanese boy found a hand grenade among battlefield rubble north of Shanghai and threw it. Three Japanese men and a woman were killed and two others injured. The incident occurred at Kiangwan during ongoing fighting.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that while fully transplanting large tissue masses between people is not feasible, repairs using traveling skin grafts from the patient’s own body can restore lost facial tissue. The method allows gradual transfer of skin from areas like the neck breast or thigh to the defect and can yield a normal appearance after successive placements.
A brief reflection on individual effort as the grand factor in achievement, echoing a motivational sentiment from Spurgeon about personal diligence and perseverance driving meaningful results.
A dense clue grid presents a themed crossword style puzzle. Across and down lists mix explorers, natural terms, animals, numbers, and common words, inviting solver engagement with varied definitions and wordplay across two orientations.
Sidney Paige, New York geologist, told the House Rivers and Harbors committee that the Geological Survey erred in claiming a sea level Florida canal would seriously lower nearby water levels. Paige, formerly head of the Survey's geological division, was hired in 1935 by the War Department to study the canal's geological effects.
In Columbus on March 3 the Ohio Senate discussed a bill requiring fishermen to wear badges with their license numbers. The House had approved the measure yesterday by 77 to 39 votes.
W C O A lists an evening program starting 6 15 p m with Rural Comedy at 6 45 p m Van Metre s Chillun 7 00 p m Friday Show 8 00 p m Star Drama 9 00 p m The Crowd as well as Saturday events including In The Groove at 9 15 a m and Pensacola Dairy Kiddie Klub at 11 00 a m continuing a community entertainment lineup
Charles S. Isler Jr a local attorney spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon on Wednesday choosing the proposed Patman Chain Store Tax Act as his topic. The bill is to be introduced in the House of Representatives soon by Democrat Wright Patman of Texas.
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