French bread eater trend shifts as emigration rises
Paris reports a changing bread-eating stereotype as French emigrants to the United States climb, with roughly one hundred visas issued per month from a quota of about ten times that applicants. The article notes war shortages, fashion, and rising bread costs reduced per capita consumption and highlights Paris bread deliverers led by Madame Thuillier, a 50-year cart carrier.
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International News Service
Paris
United States
Denmark
France
Germany
Madame Thuillier
Rue du Faubourg Poissoniere
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Theatre Dejazet
Jailed Husbands Hold Key in Own Pockets Ruling
Oklahoma Supreme Court rules civil contempt jail time tied to unpaid period. Arthur Hadley of Okmulgee released from six months for $25 monthly child support arrears but ordered to pay $50 monthly instead of $20 on appeal.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Arthur G. Hadley
Okmulgee
Uadrey
Flashes of Life and Diverse Notes From The News
A patchwork of brief items from New York to London covers local reminiscence, golf records, a rescue in the North Atlantic with seals seen near Halifax, and comment on post office governance. The column also notes a Collie Club dispute, a Viennese style Brom Lindbergh exhibit in Paris, and general mood on public figures and travel.
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New York
Collie Club of America
Florence R. Ich
Red Bank
New Jersey
Madison Square Garden
New Haven
Youth Gets 10 Years For Theft of Auto
Alvin James fourteen year old pled guilty to automobile theft in U S court here and was sentenced to ten years in Leavenworth prison. Grover Snyder seventeen was sentenced to three years in the boys training school at Washington. James stole a car in Seminole Oklahoma drove to Oklahoma City then Fort Worth and robbed a tailor shop in Shawnee while en route. He escaped from Fort Worth city jail but was recaptured after a chase.
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Associated Press
Port Worth
Alvin James
Leavenworth
United States
Grover Snyder
Washington
James
Seminole
Oklo
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Shawnee
Brief hearing ends as committee adjourns until Thursday
The hearing concluded after a brief session with rights clearly defined in the constitution and statutes. The committee adjourned until Thursday to resume proceedings.
Youths Held in Ohio After Flight From Indiana Reformatory
Two youths believed to be John Burne and Samuel Baxter were arrested in St Clairsville Ohio after a clash with two deputy sheriffs while en route from Lafayette Indiana to Pendleton Indiana reformatory. They await Indiana officials’ word on custody.
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ST. Clairsville
John Burne
Samuel Baxter
Lafayette
Ind
Pendleton
Indiana
Manufacturer Gets Eight Million Verdict in New Jersey Case
In Newark a federal court jury awarded George J D Hassell president of the Bausch Machine Tool company eight million dollars in a suit against the estate of tobacco magnate James B Duke. Hassell claimed Duke repudiated an agreement to join the aluminum venture and sold rights to the Aluminum Company of America.
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Newark
N. J
George JD. Hassell
Bauseh Machine Tool Company
Kia Sult
James B. Duke
Haskell
Springfield
Mass
Duke
Aluminum Company of America
Labor Leader Urges Shipstead Bill At Senate Hearing
Frank Morrison AFL secretary argues at a senate hearing that wage workers are at the mercy of judges' moods and economic views as labor pushes the Shipstead bill to curb injunctive power. He says judges answer to conscience, not the public. In a separate Los Angeles note, twelve women are discharged as jurors in Judge Murray's court after a burglar offered to plead guilty for probation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Organized Labor
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Judiciary
Los Angeles
Murray
Deaf Hear Again Through New Acousticon Aid
After twenty five years in hearing aid manufacturing Dicto graph Products Corp announces Acousticon a compact ear piece the size of a dime that transmits sounds clearly to the ear. A free ten day home trial is offered with a letter requesting the device.
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Dictograph Producta Corporation
East Lith St
Kansas City
Ady
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