Roosevelt to reshape White House press relations
Franklin D Roosevelt signals a break with Hoover era taboos by pledging direct press access and fewer secret briefings. The piece notes Hoover’s limited press conferences and the Joslin secrecy while highlighting Roosevelt’s Manila posting and strong Washington ties as factors in shaping future policy.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
Theodore Joslin
Joslin
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Manila
Philippines
Longworth
Senator Borah
Theodore Roosevelt Sr
Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations Listings for Feb 14
Eastern Time listings show WTAM and WHE schedules with musical programs, comedies, orchestras, and variety acts from 4:00 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. including Lum and Abner, Ed Wynn and Band, The Goldbergs, and Easy Aces among others.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Secratary Hawkins
Lum
Abner
Gene and
Glenn
Merle Jacobs
St. Regis Orchestra
The
Goldbergs
Sanderson
Institute of Music
Melodeers
Skippy
Cowboy Tom
Goofus
Ozzie and
Warie
Geo. Hall
Plain Bill
Myrt
Marge
Buck Rogers
Tseller
Sarzent
Ross T
Tohn Marvin
France
Rex Battle
Board of Education
Annabelle Jackson
Westminter Choir
Women's Radio Review
Tea Dansante
Twilight Tunes
A.li
Paul Wing
Flying Family
Gene
Val
Ernie
Ted Cook
Landt
White
Vadee
Radio Digest
Tark Hace
Hollywood Foreign Stars Safe From Deportation
The U S immigration bureau harasses some Hollywood figures seeking aliens overstaying permits. Major industry players, aided by knowledge of rules and precautions, will not be bothered by Uncle Sam.
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Hollywood
Murray Garsson
U. S. Immigration Bureau
Sam
Faithness brings Bankhead and Montgomery to Rivoli
Tallulah Bankhead and Robert Montgomery appear together for the first time in Faithness opening tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. The ultra modern story tackles a pressing issue of the hour with frank treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah Bankhead
Robert Montgomery
Rivoli Theatre
Frisco Jenny To Next Capitol Film premier
Ruth Chatterton portrays a notorious Barbary Coast figure in Frisco Jenny at Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Thursday, opening with 1906 earthquake and fire. Also listed are radio shows, violin and orchestra acts, a Little Orphan Annie feature, Amos and Andy, and a Crime Club program through the evening.
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Frisco
Jenny
Capitol Film
Ruth Chatterton
San Francisco
Capitol Theatre
California Melodies
Ann Heath
Chas. Reutzechi
Edward Ffieger
Edwin C. Hail
Radio Tony
B. K. Wheeler
Tsham Jones
Joe Hayme
Harold Stern
WJIAY
Bob Pierce
Eleanor Healy
Bob Geltman
WJAY
WGAR
Meredith Wilson
Valentine
Lee Sims
Aidt
Radio Schedule Lemons From A Busy Network Day
A dense listing of daytime and evening programs across networks NBC CBS WABC WJR and others. It catalogues plays dramas comedies dances orchestras talk shows and news segments with station identifiers and host names. The schedule highlights variety shows musical acts and public affairs features on WEAF WWJ WIZ WLW WJR WTAM and more.
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Willard Robison
Orch
Vic and
Sade
Orenes
L'Heure Exquise
Bustie and
Crino
Calloway
NBC
WEAF
Mme
Frances Alda
Ames Mellon
Dennis and Reese
Ted Weems
Bestor
Robbins
WIZ
Village Barn
Dickens
Radio In Education
WJR
Thomas Bailer
Jack Fulton
CBS Wabc
Paul Tremaine
A Rainbow Around the World Iris Bloom History
Mrs. C. F. Ensign discusses the iris as a world spreading rainbow flower. She traces origins from Greek myth to Egypt and Japan, notes major varieties and recent discoveries in the southern states, and praises hybridization efforts by Dr. Small and others shaping bearded and other iris types.
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Thaumas
Syria
Egypt
Palestine
Europe
Tropics
Alaska
Siberia
China
Taicit
Japan
Mississippi
New Orleans
Dr. Small
Mexico
England
France
Germany
America
Amos
Dorothea
Mrs Ford pursued by Detroit constables over subpoena incident
Mrs Ford faced an inquiry after four Detroit constables pursued her car on the way to a party to serve a subpoena on her husband Edsel Ford. She ordered two servants back to the house to avert a clash as the officers tried to reach the vehicle.
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Detroit
Edsel Ford
Light speed revisited as earth movements alter Michelson legacy
Santa Ana California reports that Michelson's one mile vacuum beam experiment to measure light speed is being rechecked by Dr Francis G Pease and Fred Pearson. A revised result shows light traveling about 1 mile per second slower, prompting neutral ground surveys and Washington checks to validate timing and distance.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Ipi
Albert A. Michelson
University of Chicago
Irvine Ranch
Francis G. Pease
Carnegie Institute
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Fred Pearson
Dr. Michelson
Uncle Sam
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington, D. C
Naval Observatory
Washington
Arkansas Diamond Mines Unearthed In Murfreesboro Tale
In Murfreesboro Arkansas, locals recount diamond finds in Pike County with stones as large as 45 carats. Diamonds and pearls are noted as Arkansas gems with a company marketing thousands of stones and peridotite linked to early Geological Survey reports.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
Arkansas
Pike County
Africa
Geological Survey of Arkansas
John Hudleston
Here
Little Lock
Thomases
New York
White River
Black River
Little River
Bill Lost the Child of Hyde Park
A London story recalls Bill Lost, a six year old once lost at the Great Exhibition in Hyde Park in 1851. He was never claimed, taken in by charity, and registered as Bill-lost, a name that stuck for life.
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London
Bill
Hyde Park
Harvard Corridor Club Tracks Nongraduate Legislators
In Boston the Harvard Corridor Club includes state legislators who did not attend Harvard and who always root for the visiting football team, despite many lawmakers being Harvard graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Harvard
Harvard Corridor Club
Pease and Pearson Prepare To Measure Light Speed
After verifying intricate measurements, Dr. Pease and Pearson resume efforts to determine the speed of light.
French weavers protest against modern machinery
Paris reports a northern France textile strike where 6000 Armentieres weavers idle amid wage cuts and demands for four looms per two workers. Workers decry progress, posters and meetings condemn weaving machines, referencing Lyons loom destruction as a warning. A scientist predicts descendants may view their fears differently.
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Armentieres
Lyons
Jacquart
Clintonville Unemployment Exchange expands services
Clintonville Wisconsin reports its unemployment exchange completing its second month with a fund over 50 to aid employment for 15 men. The store handles new and used goods with profits boosting the working capital while also providing an employment service and barter trades among members from many trades.
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Clintonville
Wis
The
Exchange
Flattery Gives Millar Safe Release From Villa
El Paso, Tex February 14. George Millar a mining engineer held captive by Francisco Villa for ten days used flattery to avert execution. He compared Villa to Napoleon Hannibal Peter the Great and Alexander and impressed the bandit chief who finally released him and pledged friendship.
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EL Paso
Tex
George Millar
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
Mexico
Scheherazade
Millar
Villa
Napoleon Caesar
Hannibal
Peter the Great
Alexander
Kwan
Kaan
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