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Genesis on the stage sparks debate in New York
The Green Pastures production in New York faces mixed reactions as a devout colored actor-led Genesis scene is staged. Critics note blending of sacred themes with racial imagery while audiences, including clergy, weigh its artistic merit against sensationalism and cultural boundaries.
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Ford plan to salvage junk autos gains support
Cities struggle with disposing wornout cars. In New York a borough’s lots hold rusted wrecks as plates are removed and cars abandoned. Henry Ford may have solved the problem by salvaging old machines at his plant, paying dealers twenty dollars per car with profitable material returns.
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Plan Operated in Detroit District to Rework Junked Cars
The program has run only in the Detroit district but could expand to others. There is a sales angle to the solution, yet the core fact remains that industry should be able to rework at least portions of junked automobiles for practical use.
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Buchanan Appraised The Lancaster Monument For James Buchanan
The Lancaster dedication honors James Buchanan noting a tenure in the National House of Representatives the Senate ambassadorships to Russia and Britain and services as Secretary of State. Hoover’s remarks praise his statesmanship while acknowledging the era’s sectional tensions and the challenge of slavery.
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Camera Hunter Reports Africa Trip Finds Lions Harmless
SAFE AFRICA Prentiss Gray returns from Africa with the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences expedition. He says big game ferocity is overstated and most shots were not fired. He exposed over 26,000 feet of film while photographing lions from a steel truck.
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Green Pastures and Censorship Across Two Nations
Marc Connelly’s The Green Pastures wins a Pulitzer and becomes a New York dramatic hit while facing British stage censorship. The essay argues American readers see the negro religious life without irreverence, contrasting with English sensibilities and highlighting cross cultural misunderstandings.
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Victory for Venice on Grand Canal traffic plan
The Academy of Italy rejected flattening a Grand Canal corner to ease traffic noting aesthetics and engineering factors. Venice wins a battle against speeding motor boats while resisting the broader push for a mainland bridge and modern thoroughfares.
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On Board Ocean Voyage with O O McIntyre
O O McIntyre chronicles the voyage from Le Havre to Paris, noting midnight railings abandoned for celebrations. He jokes about dress, meals, and fellow passengers, laments fast-paced Atlantic travel, and recalls a boxing bout, French sights, and a perilous but humorous crossing toward Paree.
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Hall of Fame in New York University Portrait Row
The Hall of Fame at New York University displays 65 busts of American statesmen, scientists, writers, and orators. Director Robert Underwood Johnson seeks to expand access with brief biographical sketches and a nationwide high school essay prize to foster study of these figures.
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Just Folks by Popgar Guest
Poem about friendship and generosity. It argues you cannot balance gifts with cold calculation and that true friendship requires breaking reason's laws. A prudent person may guard coins, but genuine friendship demands larger acts of grace beyond measured costs.
Letters From Canton Readers Debate Economy And Jobs
Readers criticize political rhetoric and wage profits links while proposing practical steps to curb unemployment. They discuss tariffs, wage relationships, and labor actions including a proposed 33 8 percent cut in waste to spark recovery, cautioning about wage and price restoration.
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