Moore in State Dept Sets Swift Pace with Talks
Washington dispatch notes acting Secretary of State R Wal ton Moore keeps a brisk schedule while Hull is away He announces negotiations for trade treaties with Belgium Colombia Haiti and Brazil resumes debt talks with the Soviet Union and is the first Virginian to serve as secretary in a century The piece also recalls Navy aviation pride and a humorous Pan American Union parrot tale
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Washington
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Virginia
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State Department
Belgium
Colombia
Haiti
Brazil
Alexander Troyanovsky
U. S
Cordell Hull
English singer cast as Oberon in Reinhardt's Midsummer Dream
Philip Arnhald, a 25 year old English born singer now in Hollywood, has been chosen from a pool of applicants to portray Oberon in Max Reinhardt's production of Midsummer Night's Dream at the Hollywood Bowl opening September 17. Arnhald, a Royal College of Music student, plans to return to study after this engagement and says he is mainly interested in singing. His parents live in the Orient and he hopes for a film contract but remains focused on his stage work.
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Miss Francis
Leslie Howards
Arnbold
Tunareda
Oberon
Oxford
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Orient
Long Planning Military Role in New Orleans
Senator Huey P Long mobilized the Louisiana National Guard in New Orleans with troops from across the state under Governor C. S. Allen. Reports say he may partially replace civil government with military authority, though no formal proclamation exists. The Guard, about 3,000 disciplined soldiers, would be available to a legislative committee probing local vice amid a state of partial martial law.
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Orleans
Sept
Huey P. Lone
Louisiana Nations Guard
New Orleans
C. S. Allen
Long
New Oreana
Irag l Fish
Legislative Committee
Chautauqua Ends 60th Anniversary Season
Chautauqua Institution closes its 60th anniversary assembly with a Sunday night amphitheater service. The institution reports higher gate receipts and a 17 percent rise in summer school net income. the Chautauqua Reorganization Corporation pledges to guarantee next year’s 1955 assembly and expand a nationwide fundraising campaign.
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Crackbrain Holiday and the New Deal Debate
A fragmented opinion piece mocks speculative schemes during a holiday craze while praising the Roosevelt era. It argues New Deal policies, including money devaluation and gold silver nationalization, offer genuine reform against old guard resistance. The columnist condemns self serving critics and asserts the President’s leadership will restore the nation’s economy. A separate note reports a heifer in Greensburg with an ace of spades blade mark on its hip owned by Russell Johnson of Westport.
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Democratic National Committee
Sea Girl
N. J
Hoover
Roosevelt
Old Guard
Greensburg
Ind
Russell Johnson
Westport
Jenny’s triple ensemble shows chic cocktail to midnight gowns
Paris fashion notes describe Jenny’s move to Rue Royal near Molyneux with a triplex dream outfit. A black satin evening gown forms the base with a slender shoulder line, a deep flounce train, and an ankle length tunic layer of black Incestot. White lame hip tunic with gold squares and a black satin sash complete the look, paired with a floor sweeping black silk velvet wrap for regal neckline framing.
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Bandits Steal $4500 Payroll in Philadelphia
Two bandits held up three members of the firm S. C. Kogelind & Co. in Philadelphia and escaped in an automobile with a $4,500 payroll. Office manager Benjamin Ostrom carried the money in a small bag. the loss was reported as covered by insurance.
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Star Signals Horoscope Forecast by Octavine
A horoscope column notes today favors mechanical and unconventional thinkers with possible inventive talent. Cautions include drugs deception and nervousness. advises appealing to spirituality for poetic or musical expression. Positive periods include Dec 12 28 and Sept 22 28. danger dates Nov 11 12.
Westfield Man Hangs Self in Barn Tragedy
The funeral of Joseph Wlochowski, 67, who hanged himself in a barn on his farm three miles east of Westfield, will be held Friday afternoon. His body was found Wednesday evening suspended from a rafter. He had been despondent for some time. Coroner William B. Crandall issued a death certificate. A daughter in Cleveland and three sons, all of Westfield, survive. Burial will be in Westfield Cemetery.
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Suspect Held In Assault Cases In New Jersey Borough
Borough and state police arrested Kaneman on Sept 7 as a suspect in several assault cases against women. He was taken to Johnsonburg for possible identification by a victim. Police withheld names and continue the investigation after learning three local women were assaulted and robbed and urged others to report any contact.
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Ian
Kaneman
Joel
Johnsonburg
Feathered golf ball from New Britain era described
A historical note describes early golf balls made with bullnide and feather stuffing. It mentions Cemge Paris possessing one for 103 years, claiming a 140 yard drive and high bounce comparable to modern pellets.
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Conn
Cemge
Paris
Denies Theft in Oil City Hotel
Leo Fitzgerald arrested on larceny charge after $254 cash vanished from Samuel Day’s United States Hotel room in Oil City. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Alderman Morris Goldstein. Hearing set for September 15. Bail set at $1,000. Fitzgerald jailed. Day stored money in two envelopes under his pillow. Fitzgerald, a hotel boarder, occupied the adjoining room.
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Leo Fitzgerald
Samuel Day
United States
Morris Goldstein
Attarnion
Fitzgerald
Day
Funeral services held for Corry resident Fred Schoenwald
Many relatives and friends attended the funeral from the home of his daughter Mrs. Joe Bullivan at 184 East Frederick Street. Rev. B. Ki Wagner of St. Paul's Lutheran Church officiated and interment followed in the Lutheran cemetery. Attendants included Arthur Schaub and others from nearby towns. many out of town relatives joined the honors from Buffalo to Erie and beyond.
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City
Jacob Warner
Mary Warner
Daisy Madigin
Lester Fontain
George Warner
Louis Hepler
George Hagen
Eric Campbell
Donahue
Buffalo
Bertha Brown
Thomas Brown
Abenezer
Fort Erie
Can
Howard Nugent
Pearl Redman
Alden
Ruth Kidder
Town Line
Everett Belknap
Waterford
John Campbell
Paul Patton
Erie
James Beaman
William Redman
Athol Springs
Program At Elgin Tonight At Elgin Church
An entertainment will be presented this evening at the Elgin church by the local youth. Two short plays and music by John Rose's orchestra of Union City will be provided by ten children aged ten to twelve. Sheriff hunts for four stolen bridges in New Madrid county.
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John Rose
Union City
New Madrid
Sam Harris
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