Cures for Communism and Other Witty Bits
Irvin S. Cobb riffs on politics and culture in a column of humor and opinion. He recalls a rich father cutting off his heir for embracing communism, mocks campaign books and word fashion, and notes Nash Hoffenstein and Ogden Nash at a party with light jabs at language and mail politics.
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Anta Monica
Calif
General Fund Balance Low as August Ends
The States general fund balance on August 31 stood at 341009, about 400000 below last year and far under former years. Historically withdrawals exceed receipts in year end, risking shortfalls. Earlier August balances: 1938 768000, 1935 908000, 1934 1695000, 1933 985000, 1932 1445000, 1931 1929312. A possible boost may come from gasoline tax funds totaling 1112000 tied up in a court case, which could be credited to the general fund if dealers lose a suit.
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Lincoln
Cattle Market Volume To Drop In Nebras ka States
Nebraska agricultural statistics show cattle marketing from now to December may fall about 10 percent from 1936 levels. For the year total marketing may decline 25 percent in Nebraska and 2.8 percent across 17 western states. Drouth and prior overproduction reduce cattle numbers, officials say, with relief efforts continuing. The Resettlement Administration informs distressed farmers of available loans and services.
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Lincoln
A. S E. Anderson
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Nebraska
Anderson
Washington, D. C
Cal A. Ward
Resettlement Administration
Karl Stefan
Ward
Nebraska Grants For 20 Communities Approved
Omaha State PWA Director John Latenser Jr said applications for projects in 20 Nebraska communities have been approved in Washington. Construction costs total 1,249,682 dollars and plans and specifications will be submitted to base bids. Bidding may start in about two weeks.
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Nebraska
Omaha
PWA
John Latenser, Jr
Washington
Nebraska Federal Savings Associations See 39,733 Rise in Deposits
Savings in fifteen federal savings and loan associations in Nebraska climbed from 2,120,600 to 2,2660,333 over the year ending August 1. The gain of 39,733 is reported to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. Nebraska has sixteen federals, though one new association is not covered.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Savings and Loan Associations
Nebraska
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Political fallout over New Deal policy shifts in the Senate
In Washington observers puzzle over moves that seem to undermine unity within the Democratic Party. Guffey’s radio attack targetted Wheeler Burke and O Mahoney while Farley and Barkley maneuver within a split party. The piece warns of a possible 1940 presidential race impact and a deeper party purge as leaders press for court packing and loyalty to the President.
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Washington
New Deal
Democratic Party
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Montana
Burke
Nebraska
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Farley
Indiana
Roosevelt
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Virginia Dare
America
Manteo
N.C
New York
Committee For Industrial Organization
John L. Lewis
United States
Senator Guffey
Supreme Court of the United States
Wheeler, Burke
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
O’mahoney
United States Senate
STAR DUST Movie Radio Notes Stars and Studio Buzz
Rudy Vallee praised as premier talent scout in radio with Tommy Riggs rising to his own show. Mona Barrie reports on Jimmie Cagney's Something to Sing About, and Paul Muni stars in The Life of Emile Zola. Irene Wicker heads to Mutual. Jack Benny returns. Henry Fonda praised. Margaret Tallichet’s rocky career noted. Dennis MA stage salute to Gertrude Michael. odds and ends cover casting Gene Raymond, Benny reviews, Crawford family viewing, Barrymore impression, and Bergen imitation.
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NCE
Rudy Vallee
Tommy Riggs
Mr. Riggs
Charlie McCarthy
Vallee
Walter O’keefe
Bob Burns
Edgar Bergen
Mona Barrie
Hollywood
New York
Margaret Tallichet
Texas
Carole Lombard
Selznick International
Miss Tallichet
Mt. Kisco
Henry Fonda
Kenny Baker
John Payne
Jimmy Stewart
Cary Grant
Dick Arlen
Lily Pons
Gene Raymond
Jack Benny
Europe
Joan Crawford
Joan
John Barrymore
Western Newspaper Union
Sew-Your-Own Fashions Spark New Autumn Styles
Readers are invited to choose from Sew-Your-Own autumn patterns offering slim pencil silhouettes and eight-piece designs in fabrics like silk crepe and acetate jersey. Patterns 1376 1347 and 1258 cover sizes 12 to 20 with yardage details. ordering from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Milady
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNN Service
Mother's Loving Heart
Poem praising mothers and their faithful hearts as sources of virtue and comfort. Omar Randall's lines honor mothers who see hidden virtues in children and choose life’s purest gift.
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Omar Randall
Uncle Phil Says and Social Reflections
A column notes fading enthusiasm for making people perfect and suggests acceptance of worthy individuals. It compares celebrations aging with time and calls for frank speech from pleasant people. It observes rare wonder as life’s marvels rise and comments on manners and social interruptions.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Sam Hoffenstein
Ogden Nash
Africa
National Committee
Sam
Frank
Jesse
James
Irvin
Cobb
WNU
Lowebb
Board of Control
Ingelside Hospital
Hastings
C. W. Eubanks
Center
Lincoln State Hospital
Norfolk State Hospital
National Press
Star Dust Movie Radio
James Cagney
Emile Zola
Paul Muni
Irene Wicker
Mutual
Dennis
Massachusetts
Gertrude Michael
Jersey
Phil
Navy Tobacco
Is ‘Ful, Ornhusker's
Gilso
Tevern
THE
Schimmel
Fer Hotel
Cornhusker