Music Proposed To Code Makers by Leonard Liebling
New York columnist Leonard Liebling muses on how the code writers leisure should be used musically. He weighs concerts, operas, lectures, and community singing, and cites Henry Cowell at the New School for Social Research shaping public music programs with broad taste and humor.
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Former Missouri Governor Gardner in hospital in St Louis
Frederick D. Gardner, former governor of Missouri, remained in critical condition at Barnes Hospital in St Louis tonight. He has been a patient for two weeks with a jaw infection that worsened recently.
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Should Women Return to the Home Campaign Debate
Dorothy Dix argues against back-to-the-home protests and gender-based job exclusion. She notes men resenting women's professional presence, cites widespread layoffs of women, and emphasizes women's gains in independence and economic contribution. She warns the push to confine women to domestic roles threatens progress and fairness.
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Inquest Delayed in Florida School Bus Crash Killing Ten
Crescent City Fla Dec 17 Inquest to determine responsibility for a school bus crash that killed ten children and seriously injured seventeen others was postponed until Wednesday Justice R E Hall set the date as three of the injured hovered between life and death in nearby hospitals The delayed inquiry follows yesterday’s fatal accident and the officials seek answers on causation and accountability.
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Capitalist Dr Ernest Schernikow Dies in San Francisco
Dr Ernest Schernikow, 70, mine owner and former American consul at San Salvador, died at his San Francisco home. A New York native, he held important interests in Honduras and was noted among arts and sciences patrons. The obituary notes his long career and wide recognition.
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Return from Virginia and historic college ties
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Graham of Oakwood heights returned from a business trip in Norfolk Virginia. The article notes William and Mary College in Williamsburg chartered in 1683 was attended by three men who became Presidents of the United States Jefferson Monroe and Tyler.
Christmas Music to Feature H. 5 Band Program Tomorrow
The Charleston high school band will present a Christmas carol arrangement titled Argung the Christmas Tree by Tohan. The program blends old carols with German, French, and Scandinavian songs, closing with Silent Night and O Come All Ye Faithful. Guest conductor Shadwell of Huntington praised the band’s performance.
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Housewives Canning to Stock Nebraska Pantries
Lincoln Neb residents prepare for winter with stocked pantries and cellars. The University of Nebraska extension reports about 8 000 housewives hold more than nine tons of dried foods and over a million quarts of fruits vegetables and juices stored. Canned staples include 85 000 quarts of chicken and 160 quarts per family from dried foods could yield about 90 000 apple pies.
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Inventor of Monkey Wrench Is Discussed
Springfield reporter recalls origin of the monkey wrench with claims there was no patent and a workman named Monck at Boris and Cell toolmaking shops may have invented it years ago. The tale notes the tool’s name and widespread use in machinery.
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Island Girl Frank Allen Drama of Kidnaping
A serial adventure unfolds with Vernon Mabee rescuing Irene Ferguson and her kidnapped brother from Dummy Squares and his ally Pete on a Carolina island. A tense rescue culminates in a staged minister’s wedding, a fall, and a race toward danger as the party battles to reach the beach amid gunfire and pursuit.
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State Company Sees Tax Burden Rise With No Dividend
The company notes state and local taxes per subscriber rose from $3.43 in 1923 to $5.55 now, a 61 percent increase, and would have been $6.80 under 1933 laws, a 98 percent ten year rise. Earnings are impaired and no dividends have been paid for 18 months. The firm is a West Virginia operation run by over 1,600 locals, with AT&T ownership and substantial state-reinvested revenue. Despite hardship, it maintains service quality and employee obligations, but current revenues cannot cover rising expenses.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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