General Gouraud to retire from French Army in Nov
Paris report says General Henri Gouraud the military governor of Paris will retire from active service next November at age 70. He has led French and colonial campaigns for nearly fifty years and will remain on reserve duty. He earned fame in World War I commanding the Fourth Army and allied divisions including the Rainbow.
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Legion of Honor
Over beating with an electric mixer explained
Florence Le Ganke describes how Nancy Page suggests using an electric beater to avoid over mixing. She demonstrates timing for egg whites butter and flour to prevent oily textures and details when to fold by hand. The Cedar Rapids Gazette note invites readers to request a leaflet on cakes.
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Cedar Rapids
Notice of franchise hearing on electric transmission line
The Board of Railroad Commissioners announces a petition by the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company to erect and maintain electric lines across Linn County Iowa. A hearing is set for February 2 1937 at Des Moines with objections in writing due five days prior.
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Linn County
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
State of
Des Moines
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Retary
Technique in Contract Bridge: Establishing Diamonds After One Trump Lead
The article details a declarer strategy where hitching a ruff in a side suit precedes diamond establishment. By drawing one trump with a dummy honor and then firmly building the diamond suit, the declarer avoids overruff threats and secures the contract through careful sequencing of trumps and high cards.
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South
West
East
Declarer
Dummy
Coast Guard Rescues Fisherman After Seaside Illness
In a Boston report Guy Marcucella a fisherman was 120 miles at sea when he was treated as appendicitis. Coast guards were summoned to bring him to port. Doctors later diagnosed a stomach ache not a surgery scenario.
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Coast Guard
Boston
Guy Marcucella
Roosevelt hints at New Deal limits in annual message
In a parsed review ALICE LONGWORTH notes President Roosevelt praises Congress for cooperation while warning the Supreme Court over interpretation of New Deal legislation. The piece recounts admission that NRA overreach occurred and calls for federal bureau revamp amid ongoing unemployment.
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Congress
Legislative
Executive Branch
Roosevelt
NRA
Judicial Branch
Supreme Court
Alice Longworth
Had Double Flush In Pinochle Game
Portland pianist Matt Howard faced a ten heart sequence and a second ace king in hearts in a pinochle deal. He bid 360 and drew a dummy with the remaining hearts for an automatic 1500 point spread, the game's highest hand. He is expected to recover soon.
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Portland
Howard
Chinese Subject Wins American Citizenship
C. J. Pape, longtime resident of St. Helens Oregon, is likely the only Chinese subject to become a U S citizen. Born in Germany he moved to China as a youth and was naturalized there after a government job. He returned to the United States after 44 years in China amid initial denials based on a Chinese exclusion belief.
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ST. Helens
Ore
C. J. Pape
United States
Pape
Germany
China
Eugene Field Home Reborn as Museum Memorial
The birthplace of poet Eugene Field in a three story house is re conditioned into a memorial. Three rooms display possession of the writer including manuscripts contracts bed bookcase toothbrushes razors and cabinets. A room dedicated to his wife Julia contains her dresses and personal apparel.
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ST. Louis
Eugene Field
America
Julia
Radio Schedule Overview with NBC CBS and WABC Listings
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and WABC for morning afternoon and evening hours. Entries include Amos n Andy Popeye Fibber McGee and Molly Helen Hayes Horace Heidt and many orchestras and singers with affiliated station chains and cities.
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WOC
WCCO
Connie Gates
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Weaf Chain
WEAF
Jon Glenn
WJZ
Ray Heatherton
WGST
Fray
Helen Hayes
WJZ Chain
Horace Heidt
Brigadiers
St. Louis
Andy Iona Orch
Tony Russell
Del
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Annette King
Weaf Renfrew
Amos
Andy
Gene Champions
Henrik Willem van Loon
F Chain
Lum
Abner
Alexander Woollcots
Helen Traubel
Soprano
Johnny
Leo Reisman
Dude Ranch
Hammerstein Music Hall
WEAP
Edgar A. Guest
Welcome Valley
Ben Bernieord
Wwcc
Fred Astaire
Jack Quakie
College
Frank Spee
Wwch
Jimmy Fiddler
Merk Warnow Orch
Roy Campbell
Royalists
Hamp Orch
Eee Hatters Orch
Roger Pryor Orch
Russ_ Morgan orch
Sane Masters Orch
Winaht
Rer Wee
Cs’ Ware
Phil Ohman
Bobby Meeker Orch
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Garrett Orch
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Radio Forum
Harry Reser
Weap Chain
Mario Bragegiotti
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Poetic Melodies
Glen Gray
McGrew Orch
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Earl Hines
Malcolm Claire
Bluebirds
Dick Leibert
Salon Musicale
Chain
Helen Trent
Jules Lande
Geertee Orch
Hollywood High Hatters
Merrymakers
Marlowe and Lyon
Rochester Civic Orch
Wccco
Claudine Macdonald
NBC Music Guild
Myrt and Marge
Pepper Young
Vic and Sade
Columbia Concert Hall
WABG
Wiwoc
Chick Webb
Amos ’N
WMAQ
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RCA Victor
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