Christmas Big Day for Gloria
New York December 25 Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt enjoys Christmas with her daughter Gloria who stayed with her aunt Mrs Harry Payne Whitney at Old Westbury until a court decision. Gloria will spend each weekend with Mrs Vanderbilt while an appeal proceeds and Mrs Whitney remains custodian.
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New York
Der
Gloria Morgan Veoadertilt
Gloria
Harry Payne Whitney
Old Westbury
L. T
John F. Carew
Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Whitney
Vanderbilt
Mrs. Vanderbdilt
Justice Carew
U S Saarlanders praise United States on German Christmas Eve
At Saarbrucken amid Saar Christmas trees Americans from Chicago San Francisco and Buffalo who will vote in the January 13 plebiscite recount U S advantages. Joseph Martin of Chicago notes most Saarlanders favor America while a single dissenter exists. Most return to mining homes after war with Nazi transport to vote for Saar to rejoin Germany, yet comment on US welfare and Christmas customs.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin Territory
United States
Saar
Chicago
San Francisco
Buffalo
Joseph Martin
Saarlanders’ Society
U. S&s A
Bremen
America
Martin
Germany
Bank check tax to lapse next Tuesday in revenue outlook
Washington dispatch notes the two cent tax on checks expires next Tuesday and analysts expect no revival. Congress may consider new taxes on other items after budget plans, while many temporary levies are set to end or change by mid year with substantial revenue projections.
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Clarence M. Wright
Washington
Capitol Hill
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Doughton
Ways and Means Committee
Best-Dressed Man: Wall Street Broker Tops Tailors’ Choice
William Goodby Loew, a Wall Street broker, is named America’s best dressed man by a panel of leading tailors. Other top figures include Conde Nast, E. T. Stotesbury, Alfred P. Sloan, and Claude Boettcher, praised for refined business and leisure ensembles.
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New York
Wall Street
America
William Goodby Loew
Adolphe Menjou
Loew
Conde Nast
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Exsel Ford
Detroit
Alfred P. Sloan
General Moors
Claude Boettcher
Denver
Warner Baxter
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
David A. Reed
Pronsylvania
Walter D. Teague
Nast
Hope
Stotesbury
Florida
Panama
Ford
Sloan
Boettcher
Tax levies and wildlife anecdotes in eclectic notes
The record cites sums for auto parts and vehicles totaling 4.88 million and 31 million in related categories, notes other levies ending or dropping on July 1, mentions Madrid law against tipping and waiters’ reaction, and recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s encounters with dangerous beasts and a tree-climbing episode tied to a pec caries chase amid a quirk of squirrels growing new twigs.
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A. F. Lumpkin
Amarillo
Madrid
Theodore Roosevelt
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Bob Winkler
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