Anglican Bishop Answers Attack of Church Canon
London dispatch reports Bishop of Birmingham defying Rome and Britain’s archbishop in an open letter. Dean Inge demands apology after a St Paul’s cathedral scene as Canon Bullock-Webster denounces Barnes for criticizing sacraments. Barnes defends Darwinian views and church science relations.
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London
Associated Press
Senncasse
Rome
Canterbury
All England
Birmingham
G. R. Bullock-Webster
St Paul's Cathedral
Dean Inge
Church of England
Canon Bullock-Webster
Inge
Bullock-Webster
St. Paul’s
Ernest William Barnes
Darwin Theoy
Barnes
England
Ficps
Hhop
Aresus
St. Paul's
Pereta
Tennessee
Republic Iron and Steel Profit Falls in Q3 1927
New York Oct 19 AP net profit of Republic Iron and Steel for the third quarter dropped to 501,992 from 1,312,266 a year earlier. Nine months 1927 profit totaled 2,534,528 equal to 407 a share on common, vs 376,548 a year ago. Unfilled orders on hand Sept 30 totaled 63,183 tons, down from June 30 and Sept 30, 1928.
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New York
Republic Iron Ud Steel Company
Comedy Lots Still Known As Stars Kindergartens
Hollywood observers note comedy studios once training Gloria Swanson and Colleen Moore now cultivate rising leading ladies. The studios’ 1927 graduates like Ann Christy Natalie Joyce Ruth Taylor move toward top roles, suggesting these kindergartens still power early screen success in 1937.
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Hollywood
Cal
Associated Press
Gloria Swanson
Phyllis Haver
Matie Prevost
Isara LaPlante
Colleen Moore
Olive Borden
Gloria
Phyllis
Marie
Laura
Colleen
Olive
Gil
Ann Christy
Harold Lloyd
Natalie Joyce
Tom Mix
Ruth Taylor
Mack Sennett
Baby Vernon
Natalie Joyce Gower
Woman Invents Razor Stropper At Patent Office
Grace B. Wheeler of Boston received a patent for a strapping holder for safety razor blades, marking a rare woman invention in a device men chiefly use. The mechanism aims to speed the sharpening of old razor blades.
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Washington
Patent Office
Grace B. Wheeler
Boston
American Schooner Virginia Pendleton Grounded at Grand Turk
The American schooner Virginia Pendleton carrying nine crew members and 1547 gross tons is aground at Grand Turk Islands while sailing from New York to Boston. The vessel is owned by Pendleton and partners.
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Grand Turk Turk Islands
Associated Press
Boston
Pendleton Others
New York
Nujol advertised as a safe health aid from Standard Oil
Persistent claims from scientists promote Nujol as a harmless laxative that cleanses poisons from the body and prevents delayed elimination. The ad stresses safety, non habit forming properties, suitability for all ages, and urges readers to obtain the bottle.
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Chemical Products Division
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Trade School Boys Start 14th House Progress
State Trade school students continue building their 14th house for James H. Chasmar of Remington in Nichols. The two story, two car garage home mirrors a full contractor project with five classes handling masonry carpentry electricity painting plumbing and drafting. Contracts follow standard forms with the State Board of Education seal, profits funding school equipment and program expansion.
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S Them
James H. Chasmar
Remington Company
Ic Tg
Nichols
State Board of Education
Vanadium Dividend Declared by New York Company
Directors of Vanadium Corporation declare an extra Christmas dividend of one dollar per share in addition to the regular quarterly payout of 75 cents. The special dividend is payable December 15 to holders of record December 1 and the regular dividend is paid November 15. American Stores announces a 50 cent extra dividend per share payable December 1 to stockholders of record November 15.
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New York
Associated Press
Vanadium Corporation
American
Protection for Gorillas Spurs Congo Uganda Alliance
Authorities in Belgian Congo and Uganda unite to shield gorillas found in both countries. The move aims to curb hunting for sport as scientists warn of rapid extermination. An American, Edmund Hofler, is noted as influencing the action, with Uganda’s warden releasing a gorilla focused report.
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Belgian Congo
Uganda
Edmund Hofler
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