Roberto and Sertis: From Boxer to Ballroom Dance Stars
The team of Roberto and Sertis emerged from a past in boxing marred by a car crash that left him with impaired movement. He shifted to piano then tap dance with guidance from Bill Robinson, rising to professional stages. He partnered with Evelyn Kinson on screen and in ballroom performance, touring hotels and clubs coast to coast and finishing a San Francisco engagement at Club Shanghai, now planning an East tour.
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Conrana
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Evelyn Kinson
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Rio
Serita
San Francisco
Shanghai
East
Japanese Women Poised To Lead Asia Peace Effort
In Tokyo, Mrs. Shizue Kato argues emancipated Japanese women will guide a regional movement for peace. She cites women's education, wartime suffering, and the need for planned parenthood as essential to preventing another conflict while urging wealthier nations to aid poorer ones.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Asia
Shizue Kato
Ishimoto
China
Chiang Kai-suek
India
East Asia
Kato
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Comet Photo Found From 1902 Predates 1927 Discovery
A photographic plate from 1902 shows the Schwassman Wachmann comet, discovered in 1927, revealing the celestial object long before its credited discovery. The note mentions misstatements about young goldfish and color development timing.
Honolulu Stowaways Face Probation and Jail Terms
FBI tourism drive to curb stowaway stigma in Honolulu follows cases aboard the Matson Monterey. Colm Riley 19 and Alexander Anderson 14 from Sydney received 45 and 14 days respectively for attempting free passage to San Francisco. Both claim limited memory and will be sent home after serving sentences. The Bird family of American Samoa also has recent trouble attracting attention with stowaways including a 11-year-old and a 14-year-old. Amu Tamoto Ta of 20 received one year probation while the others got three years probation.
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Alexander
TL Anderson
Sydney
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Riley
Anderson
U. S
Hoth
Australia
Bird
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Ta’ Amu
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Tae
Namesake judge and drug firm head share one name
In Gallipolis, C. Lewis Warden presides over the common pleas court while C. Warden Lewis leads a local drug company. The two share the same name, prompting no indication of relation.
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Gallipolis
William Shakespeare
Lewis C. Warden
Common Pleas
C. Warden Lewis
Rochester makes six university presidents in ten years
In Rochester New York, the University has supplied three college and university presidents in the past six months, boosting its ten year total to six. This year’s recipients include Dr. Lee A. DuBridge named president of Caltech, Frederick L. Hovde moving to Purdue University, and Dr. Richard L. Greene named president of Wells College.
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Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Lee A. DuBridge
California Institute of Technology
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Richard L. Greene
Wells College
Federal Home Loans Offer Desirable Home Loan Features
Federal Home Loans advertise long term, safe financing with government backing at 107 S. Foster St. Dothan. The notice emphasizes desirable features and government charter, inviting potential borrowers to seek service and guidance.
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S. Foster St
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