Remembering Arthur Brisbane Pioneer of American Journalism
A flood of condolences poured in from governors mayors and business leaders after the death of Arthur Brisbane a towering figure in U.S. journalism. Prominent names including New York Governor Smith New York Mayor LaGuardia and United States Senator Lodge praised his wisdom vitality and ability to explain complex topics to everyday readers. The tributes styled Brisbane as a candid fearless editor with a gift for turning news into accessible commentary, leaving a lasting impact on American press and public discourse.
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Maleorist Serelee
Arthur Brisbane
Governor Lehinai
New York
Tam Deeply Gorry
TaGuardia
Brisnaie
David Bartlaff
Radio Corporation of Amistee
Bernard Gimbel
New
Tim
New York Evening Jouyns
Pitt
Ah—Monanity
Snat Auimantty
Smith
Hienspeyer
Aclhur Brisbane
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Brisbane
Sbi Ani
Mika
United States
Henr Cane Lodge Jr
Masaachu- Selts
Mar
Aid
Arthur Bidstone
Ional
Daily Companion
Laneghageé
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Puliteer
Worensley
Lacgrem
Bao
Birmingh
Arthur Bristane
Mage Important
Denver
Cole
Arthur Brisbarre
B. Biethen
Seattle
Custain
Charles S. Deneen
Illinois
Edward J. Kelly
Chicagd
Robert M. Rutching
University of Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
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Robert H. McCormiex
Chicago
Mery Horner
Noie
Frank E. Merriam
California
Aritair Brisbane
Brisha
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R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Garmer
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Snow and storms hamper Western Air Express search
Snow and cold hinder the missing Western Air Express plane hunt across Utah and Idaho. Despite heavy mantle and shifting weather, officials say the search will continue until the aircraft is found. Ground teams, aided by military aircraft, focus on the Salt Lake City region and the Wasatch range, with crews watching for a crash site near Milford and Millard.
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Salt Lake
Western Air Express
Nist
Western Air Office
Salt Lake City
Millard
Whsatch Mountains
Milford
Avey
Semary
Spokane
Wash
Ai Express
Utah
Northern Airlines
Idaha
Fred Cunningham
Kelloes
Idaho
Early Creek Ridge
St. Joe National Forest
Washington National Guard
Defene Holds Rebels in Madrid Front Clash
In Madrid region, socialist forces clash with fascist attackers in the Boadilla del Monte sector as the war ministry reports the enemy is inching along the fortified line west of the capital. A proclamation to loyalists urges continued stubborn resistance to repel the assault and defend the republic.
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Madrid
Boadila del Monte
War Ministry
Jose Bmiaja
Jeter
Canital
Republic
Ow Counry
Reserve Bank earnings off dividends for 1930s banks
Washington informed sources predict a final checkup will show federal reserve banks did not earn the 6 percent dividends on stocks held by member banks this year. Rising government bond yields and lower earnings reduce profits. banks hold about 2.49 billion dollars in securities with 1.247 billion in bonds. The gap in earnings versus the dividend obligation is expected to widen when fall reports are compiled.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Memabher
Chivalry Dead Co Ed Views Split On Modern Manners
In Provo and Brigham Young University settings, female students from Idaho Utah and Woodward share mixed views on gallantry as women press for equal standing. Some say men should still perform courtesy acts, while others argue equality means no expectation of chivalry. A few older-minded students defend traditional manners.
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Provo
Ulsh
Brigham Young University
Dixie Betnan
Anid
Rupert
Idaho
Fyely Young
Heber
Utah
Atticipate Chlvatry
Maurine Carlisle
Woodland
Europe Still Hopes to Ease Spain Crisis
Berlin reports say colonial concessions to Cimany may resolve the crisis over aid to fascist Spain. Weeks of Paris talks between French and German officials covered sending troops and Germany’s mineral needs. Observers caution Franco-German talks could shape European security, while no official word on Hitler summoning allies or a conference.
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Cimany
Spain
Paris
Atunister
Yvon Delbas
Getisan Ambasganbr Counh Forwines van Welezek
Germany
M. Dethas
France
Gerotan
Reich
Tgoland
Reichstuehr
Adolf Hitler
Move in Ocean Strike Demands at Front of Pact Coast
San Francisco December 25. Union officers pressed for preference in hiring for the 60 day Pact coast maritime strike as Assistant Secretary of Labor Edward F. McGrady sought a new peace conference. McGrady urged coast ship owners and the masters mates and pilots union to renew talks. Union leaders said their demand for employment is the hardest hurdle to clear and have offered an explanation through the sinters committee but have not publicly clarified the point.
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San Francisco
Uniion
Jnring Pama
Pacttic Coast
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
Labor Department
Ie Coast
Masters
Hip Siners’ Committee
Christmas Ward Riot Quelled by Bellevue Doctor
Dr Karl M Bowman, Bellevue Hospital psychiatric director, restored order in a ward during a Christmas riot. He persuaded young patients to calm and talk, ending two hours of chaos after dinner and distribution of gifts. A nurse and a policeman were bitten. several items were damaged. hospital rules bar vigilante actions.
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Hellevue Hospital
Karl M. Bowman
Govice Ab Bellavue
Gdm
Tony Dees
Snut
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