Opera Wizard Gallo Opens Two Million Dollar Theater
New York reports Nie shines as Gallo achieves a historic milestone by building a two million dollar theater for his San Carlo company. The venture marks rare financial success in American grand opera, with plans for limited New York performances and a possible second company.
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York
Fortune Gallo
America
Gallo
New York
San Carlo Opera Company
Cow
Corm
Tam
Ameri
Metropolitan Opera
San Carlo
Hin J Tenlands
Lucia
Carns
Rigoletto
Gallo Theater
Broadway
S4th Street
New York Theater
Ferbine Yo
Hal
United States
Aga Khan’s annual weight in gold paid to ruler of India
Ene Aga Khan, a wealthy Indian potentate and spiritual chief of the Mohammedans, receives an annual payment equal to his weight in gold. He currently weighs 220 pounds, making him a notably heavy figure. Also mentioned are a Minnesota band and Albert Nelson, a violinist who spent years composing a piece with the orchestra.
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India
Minneatot
Albert Nelson
Novelty Musican
Bathe Ponty
Athens
Thoe Atkinson
Ballard
Barrett
Stewart
Moor
Could
Perkins
George
Ripen
Strami
Thedn
Johnson
Wilinkery Norburton
Islason
Staldre Dese
Catt Wright
Ew Thoms Hire
Pee
Colfer
Gary’s Successor Described as Machine Mind Leader
November 19 report portrays James A. Farrell of United States Steel Co as the likely Gary successor. Former associates call him a towering industrial titan with a mammoth memory and relentless work ethic, rising from bottom rung to top leadership through vast, precise knowledge and an unyielding drive.
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York
James A. Farrell
Tr. & Steel Co
Gary
Penius
Farrel
Qsian Teader
Farrell
Yarrell
Luckless Genius Wins Backers Frown in High Finance Tale
A tangled feature on Alexis Pont and Giuseppe Terlace positioning in aviation ventures. DuPonts back Bellanca with capital to build a Wilmington area factory and aircraft service, aiming safer flying. The piece ties Paterson wealth to aviation progress and a broader push for aviation industry expansion.
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NEA Servier
America
Air Servier
U.S. Army
PuPonts
Delaware
Bellanca
DuPonts
Marko
Religion Above Flag Sparks Washington Child Custody Fight
The Tremain family of Seattle protests a court order that removed their son Russell for refusing to salute the flag in school. The court jailed the father for nonpayment of a fine after the boy’s withdrawal, then placed Russell in a detention home and later with an adoptive family without parental consent. The parents claim religious duty overrides patriotic oath, while officials insist the state acted to secure the child’s welfare.
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NEA
Mattle
State of Washington
J. W.tremaly
Seattle
Russell
Tremain
Ed Howe
Kansas
Ather
Russetl
Trussell
Hig
The
Cour
J Ea
Tremains
Tunsell
Washington
Author and Bride Honeymoon Not in Same Flat
NEA Service reports the Van Loon Goodrich marriage plan preserves separate finances and living spaces. Each keeps independence, finances are separate, and both maintain social privileges and career freedom to reduce marital conflicts.
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NEA
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Frances Goodrich
Fannie Hurst
van Leen - Goodrich
Radio stations losing money survey findings reveal limits
A national survey in the November issue of the Review of Reviews shows many radio stations struggle financially with profitability scarce beyond large networks. It notes only 604 of 1,500 licensed stations remain active, while major chains like NBC run deficits offset by profits from equipment makers RCA GE and Westinghouse.
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Rad
I Ireviews
Edgar H. Felix
National Broadcasting Company
Radio Corporation of America
General Electric
Westinghouse
Columbia Group
Ranio
Bas Tis
N's
York
Indestructible House Demo Showed Steel Frame Wonder
A 4 track loaded with steel beams began a 3 hour construction at a vacant lot to display an indestructible house. Doors are poured concrete, walls clad in brick and terra cotta with metal trim. The designer claims fire wind water and rot resistance and lower insurance costs.
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TV York
Hke
New Mars Picture Dwarfs Mythic Giants in Public Sight
Scientists report a revised Mars image with no supermen or canals as telephoto lenses and color photography reveal a frigid night world with warm days and thin oxygen. The study, led by Jonald H. Menzel, notes complex canal patterns and a habitable yet challenging atmosphere for Earth beings. A separate note mentions a New Jersey gas tax impacting dealers beginning January 1.
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Janey
Evey
Earth
Mars
Red Planet
Jonald H. Menzel
Lick Observatory
Calif
Popular Science Monthly
Trapp
New Jersey
Broo Eine
Greeting Card Trust Scrutiny Sparks Sentiment Debate
Postmaster General Harry New addresses the Atlantic Convention of the Greeting Card Association arguing modern business and card mailings sustain social ties and neighborliness despite critics who blame commercialism for eroding friendship and communal bonds. A naval hydrogra pher explains why giant waves like those near the liner France arise from coinciding storms and water masses.
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Harry New
Mr. New
United States
The
Greeting Card Association
Atlantic
Stampad
Uae
Ne Tikes
France
New York Harbor
GW. Little Wales
Navy
Popular Science Monthly
Flying Dutchman Linked to Longest Nonstop British Run
London November 19 The longest non stop run by any train in Britain is the Flying Dutchman operated by London and North Western. The service from London to Edinburgh makes a single stop at Newcastle 263 miles from London.
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London
Great Britain
London Atk Northwestern
Flying Dutchman
Edinburgh
Newcaslle
Doctor Diagnoses Conflict Between Parent and Child
Detroit psychiatrist Dr. Nellie Peraking urges treating adolescence as a normal condition. She advises parental restraint and training to foster independence, letting youth learn from mistakes while maintaining support and open discussion.
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Nellie Peraking
Perking
Methodist Children's Home Association of
Detroit
Harper Hospital
Cornell University
Unruke
Youngest Weather Forecaster Holds Unique Position
Dolores Dorman, 20, is described as the youngest official weather observer and a pioneer among women in the field. After her father's 40 years in the Weather Bureau, she now records temperatures and humidity, calculates rainfall and wind, and transmits storm reports to Washington.
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Ape
May
Niwo
Dotorea Dorman
Wrciten
Katr
Miss Dorman
Weather Bureau Service
Kuri
Dolores Hers’ Iself
Observatory
Dolores
Foxy
Storma
Washington
Steam powered snow clearing locomotives adopted by railroads
Steam clears snow from switches using ring pipe V behind the cowcatcher to eject steam beneath the equipment. Some lines have 23 locomotives equipped for this duty. A New York elevated railway uses automatic electric heaters that activate below a set temperature.
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Eastern Railroad
Popular Science Monthly
New York Elevated
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