Ellender laments press scandals amid Louisiana trope
The editorial blasts Senator Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana for backing press controls after disclosures of corruption in the state's political machine. It mocks his past ties to Huey Long, recalls Long's failed campaign to tax ads to curb the press, and questions grand jury management by reporters, urging scrutiny of allegations rather than censure of journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ellender
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Allen J. Ellender
Louisiana
Congress
Huey Long
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
Ellender
United States Supreme Court
Coney Island versus Bailey's Beach Reflects American Extremes
An provocative contrast surveys Coney Island and Bailey's Beach in Newport. Coney Island embodies democratic, public access with affordable sun and sand, while Bailey's Beach represents exclusive privacy and elite status. The piece notes crowd sizes, costs, access rules, and photographer bans, and argues politicians must heed both ends of the spectrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Coney Island
Coney
Bailey’s Beach
Newport
R. I
Newport Summer Colony
Spoutine Rock Beach Association
Bailey's
Florida Poultry Producers elect Williams again
Joe Williams of Winter Park was reelected president of the Florida Poultry Producers association for another year during the annual poultry institute at Camp McQuarrie near Astor Park. A. V. Hancock of Clearwater was named second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor Park
Fla
Florida Poultry Producers Association
Joe Williams
Winter Park
Williams
Poultry Institute
Camp McQuarrie
A. V. Hancock
Clearwater
Puzzle Teasers from Horizon TM and Statesman Crossword
The fragment shows a mixed word puzzle from Horizon TM and U S Statesman style crossword, listing clues and partial answers such as cabi net officer, Persia, Epoch, and verbative terms. It appears as a scanned puzzle page with numbered clues and across down entries.
The Old Santa Fe Trail in Vestal's portrait
A review of Stanley Vestal's The Old Santa Fe Trail. The author blends the plains setting, Wind wagon legend, and St Louis fur trade to trace the trail from Westport to Santa Fe. Vestal profiles a cautious tenderfoot observer and the route's role as a regular freight highway shaping frontier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Trail
East
Stanley Vestal
Plains
Westport
Mr. Vestal
Kit Carsorf
Vestal
Great Plains
Glorifying Yourself in New Bustle Silhouette Fashion
Alicia Hart warns readers that many styles flatter only certain figures and urges women to choose dresses that are utterly becoming. She cautions against buying garments to alter their shape later, notes hemline lengths and corseted waists, and stresses studying silhouettes before purchase.
Bloodhounds Used to Track Prison Escapees in Colorado
In Colorado a historic practice involved bloodhounds aiding in pursuit of escaped inmates. Reports describe dogs deployed to locate two escapees, reflecting era-specific methods of recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Insect Bite Sensitivity Tied to Protein Reactions
Scientists note that some individuals exhibit severe reactions to insect bites due to protein sensitivity. Reports document urticaria after bites from deer flies, bees, wasps, mosquitoes, fleas, bedbugs, and sand flies. Desensitization attempts use insect venom extracts with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
New York State
Advice For A New Mother From Olive Roberts Barton
A reader seeker comfort in motherhood is advised to accept the drudgery of early childrearing, resist longing for pre marriage freedoms, and invest in family life. The columnist notes that sacrifice leads to future pride, urges patience, and portrays the long horizon of a rewarding marriage and motherhood with enduring devotion to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
War Comes First Cites Cancellation of Athletic Contests
London dispatch reports military training activities led to the cancellation of the annual English, Scotch, and Irish athletic contests. The decision reflects broader wartime pressures affecting national sports and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Coalition Duty in Pacific War Strategy
A critical review of Max Werner's Military Strength of the Powers arguing that any U S action against Japan would trigger a broad coalition. The piece asserts the U S A cannot fight Japan alone and that Britain France Holland Australia and the Soviet Union must ally to defeat Japanese naval power.
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Japan
Max Werner
Pacific
Soviet Union
Great Britain
France
Holland
Australia
Mind Your Manners: Dinner Etiquette Quiz and Answers
A social etiquette quiz asks five questions on dinner manners. It covers chair movement, conversation with a quarrelled guest, seating adjustments, after dinner talk, and whether spouses should sit together, with the recommended actions and the scenario of a late guest suggesting to wait for him.
March of Melody to Van Metre's Plantation Party
WCOA program for Friday shows a string of musical segments from 5:45 PM to 9:00 PM including Van Metre's Chillun and Plantation Party Pleasure Time. Saturday features Around the Clock, SSCO's G. E. Headliners, Checkerboard Time and Arch Oblers Plays with furniture talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody van Metre
Chillun
SSCO
Checkerboard
Whitewash prank covers bronze statue of Buffalo Bill
In Cody Wyoming pranksters used whitewash to alter the bronze horse statue of Col. William F Cody the town founder, sparking anger among oldtimers who also whitewashed Buffalo Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody, Wyo
Col
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
We the Women by Ruth Millett claims on talkers
A compact critique of fast thinking women compares a "too smart" listener with a slow speaker, describing a crowd where one woman dominates conversation by rushing to finish thoughts. It portrays impatience, floor grabbing, rapid speech, and abrupt topic shifts as social faults.
Book collector Andrew McCance dies in Boston
Andrew McCance, 75, longtime book dealer and authority on Christian Science literature, died yesterday at his Allington home. His Boston shop housed one of the finest old book collections in the country, with over fifty years in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Andrew McCance
Allington
Man Reminded to Call, Then Is Hit by Tank Car
In Minneapolis a 61 year old railroad yard worker Pat Shiner delayed contacting fellow worker N A Nelson, 67 who lay injured in hospital after a switch engine struck him. Shiner later tripped and was hit by a tank car in the same hospital. Nelson was his first visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STERN
Minneapolis
Pat Shiner
N. A. Nelson
Pat
Nelson
Powerful Uncle Seeks Notre Dame End Connection
Powerfully placed item states Bill Kerr of South Bend is a nephew of Martin Sheridan Olympic discus champion of 1904 68 with Ruth Erford New Jersey connection noted in Sept 1 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Bill Kerr
Notre Dame
Rutherford, N. J
Martin Sheridan
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Inama Ity Ivy Pilot
Havker Press
Braden Ball
Bay County Publishers, Inc
John H. Perry
John H. Perry Associates
West 30Th Street
N. Y
Panama City
Florida
News-Herald
Bay County
Gulf Coast Intra-Coastal
Bailey’s
Bruce Catton
NEA
U.S. A
Persia
Northea
U. S. Statesman
Rio
South Carolina
Risa
the Literary Guidepost
John Selby
Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hartner
Yyoour
Setra
Veia
Gopr
NEA Service
ING
T.M. Reg
Colorado State Penitentiary
Canyon City
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Ire
Roberts Barton
Mrs. Blue
Junior
Siren
WCOA
Arch Oblers
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg
U. 9
Ruth Millett
Scott
Olal
Atte
AT. Capp
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