Growing concern over health and looming socialized medicine
A national health program looms as the President's committee drafts an 850 million plan to fund hospitals and public health. AMA remains opposed to state medicine though members show support for community solutions and public funds for care, with experts weighing experiments in Tennessee Valley and broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Association
Washington
Josephine Roche
United States Public Health Service
Congress
San Francisco
Hugh Cabot
Mayo Clinic
Tennessee Valley
American Public Welfare Association
A. M.A
Population Growth and the Costs of Urban Bigness
The piece argues that while larger populations bring business and cultural benefits, growth also brings downsides like crowded housing and reduced privacy. It quotes a U S Chamber of Commerce official on balancing town growth with livability and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Public Opinion and Law Needed on Drunken Driving
A columnist argues for two steps to curb drunk driving: build public condemnation of intoxicated driving and enact tighter laws with firmer enforcement. They compare a drunk driver to a would be killer and urge penalties heavy enough to deter all tipplers, noting gasoline and alcohol form a dangerous mix. The piece ends with a reflective, moral note on sharing grief and seeking fitting remedies.
Anniversaries and historical notes on notable figures
Today in history and anniversaries list notable births and events. Henry Knox, Flora A Darling, Thomas E., Frank J Sprague, Nate Goodwin, Louis Bleriot, and others are noted with birth or death dates. Significant events include battles near Niagara Falls, the Wyoming Territory act, and the first flight across the English Channel. Also mentions horoscopes and a brief note on a controversial copyright line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Knox
Boston
Samuel A Maverick
Texas Republic
Pendleton
San Antonio
Flora
Lancaster
Net. York
Thomas Ee
Philadelphia
Philadephia
Card Belasee
New York
San Francisco
Frank J Sprague
Europe
Milford Conn
Nate Goodwin
Histore
Lands Lane
Niagara Falls
Canada
Britain
Sdes
China
Japan
Congress
Wyoming Territory
Louis Bleriot
France
English Channel
Pius
Vaticani
Courcellor Dollfuss
Austra
Viernes
Bible Readings Oeleeee Monday July 25 Saint James Apostle
Bible readings reflect on Psalm 102 verses 1 to 10 with a focus on blessings forgiveness healing and redemption. The text contrasts hatred as a weak vice with forgiveness as essential strength opening true sight of neighbor and self in God’s view.
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God
Hollywood Idol Chatter and Lively Studio Gossip
JIMMIE FIDLER reports from Hollywood on the Marie Antoinette premiere crowd contrasts with poverty, with notes on Wardrobe and stunt doubles. Anecdotes cover Wayne Morris height, Miliza Korjus, Anita Louise honorary mentions, and a limerick about Hed y Lamarr amid set gossip and a magician’s routine by Walter Baker.
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Hollywood
Idol
Marie Antoinette
Loretta Young
Annabella
Labbies
Yacht Club
Pat Go Brien
Anita Louise
Limerick Agal
Hedy Lamarr
Forgiveness and God’s Presence in Human Sin
A reflective passage on fallibility, repentance, and forgiveness. It frames forgiveness as a divine quality that cleanses sorrow, draws people nearer to the divine, and echoes ancient praise of mercy in guiding humanity toward the sacred presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabb Hille
Gad
Hollywood Stars Spark Public Image Contrasts in 1938
A review of how studios managed star personas from Robert Taylor’s rugged roles to Joe public’s reactions. Magician Walter Baker and caricaturists draw scrutiny while the Dead End Kids cause mischief on the Angels with Dirty Faces set. Jimmy Cagney’s steadying presence noted amid pranks. Publicity, earnings, and careers tied to the era’s film culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Robert Taylor
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Northwest Passage
Metro
Bob
MGM
Michael Curtiz
Pat O’brien
Edgar
Jimmy Cagney
Jimmy
Speeding case ends with suspended sentence in Berkeley
Mrs Lasky Rowland told a traffic court she did not speed since her dog Hi Chow would whimper beyond 30 mph. The judge suspended the sentence after noting the speedometer was inaccurate and the dog’s behavior. A stray line about oyster eggs appears but is nonessential.
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Nog
Berkeley
Cal
Lasky Rowland
Hi Chow
Les
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau
Second Street
Elyria
Ohio
County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
Mail
N. Bedonice
Elisbeth W Wisen
Cambridge
Washington DC
Margaret F Washburn
Vassar
Martin L Davey
Greece
Jimmie Fidler
Frank Albert
Ps Saul
Frank
Ube
Tookers
Walter Baker
Jeff Frink
Bertson
Vaudeville
Mejor
Major
Ieam
Met
Eddie Hart
Boulevard Oasis
Eddie
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
P. R. Smith & CO
Elyria Savings & Trost
June Real Cleaners
ER Lessones
Marshall Wayne
Wayne
U.S. A
Zone Reed
Miss Reed
Elnora Greenlaw
Harold Sickles
Elnora
Reeoe
Leon Mullen
Langley
Alton Barnes
Cecil Claybourne
Tale Traore
Jordy Careline
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