Immigrant To a $2,225,000 Eatery Success
Dario L Toffenetti, Tyrolean immigrant and Chicago and New York restaurateur, will buy the Times Square building at 1490 Broadway for 2 225 000, housing his flagship restaurant. He rose from a Chicago Triangle ham shop to seven Chicago eateries, then to New York, where his showplace restaurant anchors the building built around it.
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New York
INS
Dario L. Toffenetti
Chicago
Times Square
43Rd Street
1490
Broadway
Toffenetti
Chicago “Loop
International News Service
Triangle
Restaurateur
Idaho
Tyrol
United States
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
New York Life Insurance Company
Astor
Mary
Dario, Jr
Edward
Davis
Calif
Eleanor
Pillars in God's Temple and the Conquerors Faith
Daily Lenten devotional prepared by Dr. Gaius Glenn Atkins for the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America interprets Revelation 3 10 13 as ciphered symbolisms. It honors overcome rs who align with Christ and become pillars supporting righteous causes, their names in souls, urging fidelity and strength to overcome in the leader's name.
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Gaius Glenn Atkins
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ of America
Moffatt
Phillips Brooks
Congressman Pat Cannon Fined for Disorderly Conduct
MIAMI FL AP Congressman Pat Cannon of Florida was fined ten dollars and costs on a disorderly conduct charge for being in a gambling house. He claimed congressional immunity and the right to a new trial. He questioned arresting officer M C Tucker about calling the police station before the arrest on March 14.
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Miami, Fla
Pat Cannon
Florida
M. C. Tucker
Tucker
Lawmaker Seeks Immunity Ahead of May Primaries
Quote from Cannon, seeking re nomination in May primaries, asking if congress members have immunity from arrest and noting what he would have done with that knowledge.
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Congress
Cannon
Irony in Tragedy 1A: Draft Fear Led to Death
INDEPENDENCE Washington UP Bernard Arends 33 a farmer who killed his wife four children and himself feared the draft He was reclassified last week from 3 A to 1 A the draft board chair said Arends poor health would have kept him from service The board called the notice routine reflects tragic irony
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Independence
Wash
Lewis County
Draft Board
Bernard Arends
Washington
C C. Boone
Arends
Iowa Electric Light and Power seeks electric franchise
Official notice from the Iowa State Commerce Commission announces a petition by Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Cedar Rapids to construct and operate an electric transmission line across Linn County. Hearing set for April 18, 1944 at 10:00 A.M. in Des Moines. Objections must be filed in triplicate five days prior. The commission urges representation by authorized spokespeople.
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Iowa State Commerce Commission
Linn County
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Laws
Eightyye
M. Linn County
Iowa
Des Moines
Town State Commerce Commission
Towa State Commerce Commission
B. M. Richardson
David B. Long
Carl W. Reed
Geo. L. McCaughan
Rere
Awkward Squad Drills Earn Streetwise Sergeant’s Grumbles
A sergeant in charge of raw recruits mutters at the awkward squad as they practice close-order drill. The rookies learn to address him correctly, while chaotic drill resembles a small riot under the sergeant’s impatient guidance.
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Annerstan
Predict More Meat Fare in Restaurants
CHICAGO AP The American Meat Institute on Wednesday said meat may appear more on public and home menus as many items are unrationed or low in points. With eggs plentiful and bacon cheap the bacon and eggs dish should return to restaurants with substitute items fading. Ox tongues joints pork hocks liver kidneys and other meats will be more plentiful, the institute said.
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Chicago
The
American Meat Institute
Institute
Vaccine Cuts Flu Infection in Army Tests
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports influenza vaccine cut infection by 75 percent in nine US training centers. In a controlled trial of over 12,000 volunteers, the inoculated group had a 2.22 percent infection rate versus 7.11 percent in the unvaccinated group. A second JAMA article notes the British navy endorsing a new arm movement method over artificial respiration.
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Chicago
Journal
American Medical Association
United States
Frank C. Eve
Hull
England
Resuscitation Methods Debate in Historical Study
A discussion contrasts chest compressions and arm pressure with a rocking surface technique to revive drowned patients. The emphasis is on ventilation, circulation, and warmth as essential factors for successful resuscitation, aiming to revive cold, asphyxiated nerves through warmed, oxygenated blood.
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Eve
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Dr. Louis C. Kaiser
Higley
Optometrisl
Brent
Wards
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Ee Ward
Second Street
Dial
Ronco
Ele Dias
Seog
Geet
Mionteamery Ward
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Montgon
Montgomery Ward
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