Panama City Progress Platform Promises City Reforms
The News Herald pledges cooperation to public and groups to advance goals for Panama City and Northwest Florida. Key items include a city manager form of government, air mail service, completed highway network, and completion of the Gulf Coast Intra Coastal canal to ease financial confusion.
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the News-Herald
Panama City
Bay County
Northwest
Florida
News-Herald
Gulf Coast Intra-Coastal
Hitler's Hidden Retreat Above the Berchtesgaden Clouds
BERCHTESGADEN Germany Adolf Hitler has built a secluded tea house atop the Kehlstein peak reached by a tunnel and elevator. Only a few trusted aides and visitors have seen it as photos are kept in Nazi archives. The summit offers sunlit views and total solitude away from the Berghof and crowds, with access by a concealed tunnel and 300 foot shaft ascent.
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Adolf Hitler
der Fuehrer
Berlin
Kehlsteit
Fuehrer
Germany
Hitler
Berghom
Obersalzberg
Ler
Berghof
Berchtesgaden
Kehlstein
Fhamois
Rehlstein
Crown Prince
Michael of
Romania
Andre Francois-Poncet
Henve
Michael
Carol
Fritz Wiedemann
San Francisco
Prof
Heinrich Hoffmann
Munich
From Ditch to Opera and Yorkville Quips
New York tale follows Genaro Cardinale a WPA ditch digger turned singing recruit with the Federal Music Project. He wowed Hipppodrome impresario Alfredo Salmaggi and earned 25 dollars before WPA fired him for singing. Now on the payroll again he trains with baritone tutors and attracts praise from Metropolitan figures. A parallel vignette notes Czech eateries in Yorkville fading post Munich pact and Mrs Katzenberg, famed first-nighter, maintains anonymity while guiding theatergoing habit.
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New York, Mar
Genaro Cardinale
Alfredo Salmaggi
Genaro
WPA
Hippodrome
Pick
Spade
Federal Music Project
Uncle Sam
Orpheus
Metropolitan Opera House
Lily Pons
Met
Manhattan
Yorkville
New York
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Oxygen: a life sustaining necessity for all on Earth
The statement emphasizes that all Earth inhabitants from microbes to humans rely on oxygen for survival, and that without it all life would suffocate. It highlights the universal role of atmospheric oxygen in aerobic respiration and ecosystem sustenance.
Scout Notes Troop 48 Meet At Old Armory
Scout Troop 48 met Tuesday night at the old armory for a regular session. Curtis Bass led the oath, and plans for a first class scout class were announced by assistant Scoutmaster Mr Sapp. Attendance was strong at patrol meetings after OGrady. Lonnie ONeal closed with the flag pledge. Eighteen boys joined a three day Hamilton pond camp, noted by Raymond Williams, Troop Scribe.
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New Armory
Curtis Bass
Sapp
Thomas
O'Grady
O’grady
Lonnie O'Neal
P. Si
Hamilton Pond
Raymond Williams
Why the Sun Never Shines Directly Over the United States
The southernmost land in the United States lies about 25 degrees north of the equator, while the sun travels no farther north than 23 1 2 degrees, so no U S location receives the sun directly overhead.
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United States
Equator
Harrison in Hollywood captures pricey props and pratfalls
Hollywood gossip column notes costly on set slips including a $20,000 retake for an upside down flag in Man of Conquest and a broken hand for Richard Dix as Sam Houston. It mentions Dorothy Lamour’s sarong gift to the Los Angeles museum, plans of stars like Bob Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck, Goebbels impersonation by Sydney Chaplin, Mae West’s Broadway return, and set rumors from Metro to Maiden Voyage with parrot rental costs.
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Hollywood
Mar
Richard Dix
Sam Houston
Dorothy Lamour
Los Angeles Museum of History, Science ,and Art
Miss Lamour
Sydney Chaplin
Hitler
Goebbels
Kaiser Wilhelm
Mae West
Broadway
Charlie McCarthy
Joan Crawford
Reasonably Balanced Diet Best Defense Against Acidosis
The body rarely runs acidic. true acidosis signals serious illness. A well balanced diet prevents acid buildup, and symptoms like foggy vision or fatigue are not proof of acidosis. Real acidosis shows rapid breathing, restlessness, and possible dehydration, especially in vomiting babies. treatment includes fluids, alkaline substances, and insulin if diabetes is involved.
Panama City News-Herald Editor Letter Praises Gulf Coast Highway
A reader from St. Petersburg commends the Panama City News-Herald for items four and five in the editorial on the five plank platform. Walter P. Fuller thanks the paper for its aggressive work on the Gulf Coast Highway and expresses appreciation from the association. Dated March 21, 1939.
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Panama City News-Herald
Panama City
Florida
Walter, P. Fuller
St. Petersburg
Fla
English statesman in South Africa puzzle clue list
South African Statesman horizontal clues mix terms and definitions for a crossword style puzzle. The grid includes references to rulers, geography, chemistry, and language, with hundreds of entries spanning positions from 1 to 60 across two directions.
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South Africa
Bees Take Over NBC Studio in New York
Bees force temporary closure of a Radio City studio after a bee training demonstration on Dave Elman's hobby program. Workers report bees entered through numerous openings in soundproof walls marked with 3B, leaving artists unable to access the studio as bees continue active bee activity.
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Panama City Pilot
Lynn Haven Free Press
Horne Lane
Braden Ball
Business Mer
Bay County Publishers
John H. Perry
New York
Mar
NBC
Radio City
Dave Elman
William E. Davis
Morristown
Costly impulse leads to speeding fine in Evanston
Sid Salinger told Judge James M. Corcoran that an urge to pass two women drivers forced him to speed. He argued old etiquette should have ended with the horse and buggy era. The judge fined him eleven dollars for the offense.
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Evanston, Ill
Sid Salinger
James M. Corcoran
Goose entanglement with boy's kite injures bird
In Concordia Kansas 11 year old Davey Hubert used a kite to stalk game. A goose became tangled in kite string and fell with a broken wing. Davey’s father Eugene Hubert applied a splint and plans to release the bird when the wing mends.
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Silly Goose
Concordia
Kas
Davey Hubert
Davey
Eugene Hubert
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