A Country Upside Down Russia Continues From Yesterday
A traveling correspondent describes the Russian army as large and well equipped yet notes many young conscripts, scarce soap, bread lines, scarce matches, and pervasive state control over media. He interviews editors, tours the Kremlin museum, and records social conditions including propaganda outlets and cultural exchanges run by Soviet agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
France
Intourist
Michael Koltzov
Moscow
Pravda
Karl Radek
Moscow News
Koltzov
Young Pioneers visit stunts and dreams of youth labor
Indy observer recalls a Young Pioneers ramp where children stood for inspection. They sang dirtily, asked questions, and heard ambitions from youngsters: aviator, machinist, chauffeur, and a hopeful tourist who imagines a brighter path beyond hunger. The piece frames striving for big dreams despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs Pioneers
Unis
Semina
North Ridgeville Hostesses For Friendship Club Event
North Ridgeville March 14Friday Mareh sth Mrs Glen Falkner and Mrs Mary Falkner hosted the Friendship Club at the former's home. eighteen members and five guests enjoyed a tureen dinner at noon with St Patrick Day decorations and games. Winners included Mrs Radcliffe Mrs W G Smith Mrs George Buck and Mrs Mayer. A tureen dinner is planned for April 12 with Mrs Joseph Brooks and Mrs H W Hopp hosting. Members urged to sew on the club quilt. Also noted were visits, a penny cafeteria luncheon at L B S, Easter dinner plans for April 6, plus assorted local notices. Poverty Bay and the Bay of Plenty are both in New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ringeville
Mareh Sth
Glen Falkner
Mary Falkner
Friendship Club
Radcliffe
W. G. Smith
George Buck
Mayer
Society
Wife Declares Hrubbys Parties Too Much For Me
Elizabeth Hume 27 of Marcus Hook testifies in divorce court that her husband’s driving women around town on new money crossed a line even as she helped him during unemployment. The judge grants her a decree. Deaf services held at St Mary’s Church include a silent choir of seven deaf women singing in sign language.
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Elizabeth Hume
Marcus Hook
Deaf Lynn
Ain
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
John Joseph Watson
Tiggie
Harvey
Tigsie
Viola
Tiggle
Negie
Sergi
Alaska commerce up in 1933 amid higher shipments
Alaska total commerce for 1933 rose by more than 3 million dollars from 1932. Shipments in 1933 were valued at 64 million 80 thousand 445 dollars, with 43 million 263 thousand 678 dollars outbound and 20 million 826 thousand 267 in bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Juneau
Down the alley to the cottage gate Tiggie finds joy
Tiggie returns home after near drowning and reunites with Viola and Joyce. Joyce frets and urges caution while Viola and Harvey discuss a future, as Tiggie and Viola share a tender moment. Harvey remains a protective, enigmatic figure, admired by Viola. The scene blends fear, relief, and covert affection during a rainy night.
March 24 in History and Notables
A compact observance of March 24 events from 1624 Plymouth Ship Charity to 1924 Cardinals elevation and Coxey's Army, with notable births like Andrew Mellon and John Wesley Powell. Includes zodiac Aries traits and brief biographical notes on the date’s significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacob Coxey
Massilon
Rir
Army of the Commonwealth
Coxey
Illawatha
Evangeline
Miles Standish
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Charity
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Colony
America
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
A. W. Greeley
William Morris
John Wesley Powell
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
Palm Sunday and historical calendar notes reach back to 18th century
Sunday March 24 features Palm Sunday origins from Jesus entry into Jerusalem and Mary’s nativity. The article recalls England and colonial calendar reforms of 1751, when year beginnings shifted and dates aligned under Gregorian rules, with cross‑calendar usage in early America. It also surveys notable dates in history, slavery abolition milestones, the Triangle shirtwaist fire, and biographical notes on figures like Frances Perkins, with a brief look at astrology and old money concepts before noting a Ridgeville Grange meeting on March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee
Nazareth
Joseph
House of David
Mary
Jesus
Jerusalem
England
America
New England
Florida
California
Four Villages Sold in Syria for 65000 Dollars
A rich Jew of Palestine reportedly bought four villages in the Djebel Draz zone of Syria for 65000 dollars. The villages are to be evacuated within six months to allow for the settlement of Jewish immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Palestine
Djebel-Draz
Syria
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Kremlin
Japan
Poland
Greece
United States
Finland
Germany
Nen
Great Wall
Stalin
Lishing
Ivan the Terrible
Mr. Oumansky
Foreign Department
The
Roverement
Keslova
D. Lerner
New York
Indy
Tavarish Lerner
North Ridgeville
Paul Richards
Paul Knanp
C. T. Winkles
Cleveland
Richards
Grace Spicer
Elyria Clinic
William Bartett
Elsie McCaldren
Ralph Gilder
E. C. Young
Poverty Bay and
Bay of Plenty
New Zealand
Central Press Association
Strin Ge
Storm Drift
Gtheel Udeld
Tigzie
Akipp
Joyce
Mackintosh
Sou'wester
Dancim
Mummy Mays
Peter
Tikme
Tigmie
Torce
Tiegie
Yves
Helen
Jence
Tizgie
Eelen
Tizsie
Theasa
Triste
Tietie
Sho
Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association, Inc
Gabriel
Archangels
Messenger of God
Jacob J. Coxey
J Buzey
Bonus Army
Princes of the Church
College of Cardinals
Senate
Aries
U. S
Mexico
Mexican
Tabasco
Gulf of Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Britain
Triangle Shirtwaist
U.S
Frances Perkins
Anna Eleanor
Dall
Fld. Roosevelt
John Guizen Borglum
Sumon Flexner
USGS
Giovanni Amici
Grange
Ridgeville Grange
Juvernals
Citizens Budget CO
2Nd St. Lora
Elyria
Shroll Coal
ABC
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