Lemberg Scene of Terrible Jewish Suffering Report
Miss Irma May reports to United States Jewish campaign chair David A. Brown that in Lemberg 80,000 Jews see incomes wiped out. 3,600 of 4,000 artisan shops closed. 100 percent of needlework, painting and shoemaking dead. 1,200 of 3,000 merchants can afford licenses. Many starve, freeze, and risk imprisonment for tax nonpayment. Unemployment and poverty extend to laborers and professionals. 60 percent of professionals are unemployed. Provinces like Kolomyja and Brody show unemployment over 90 percent. eight thousand five hundred breadwinners out of work. Immediate aid is urged to prevent collapse of the Jewish community.
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Lemberg
Galicia
Wilna
Lodz
Irma May
Poland
United States
Jewish Campaign
David A. Brown
May
Kehilla
Kolomyja
Tarnopol
Stryj
Drohobycz
Stanislawow
Kosow
Brody
Miss May
Heet Heats Away Aches Claims Instant Relief
A vintage ad touts Heet as a fast acting applicator for arthritis curitis and general pain. It promises immediate warmth to the pain area and claims to draw out soreness and stiffness from joints muscles and nerves. The liquid contains two soothing ingredients, reportedly inexpensive at 60 cents and non staining or irritating.
Seven Records Fall Over Three Days at Nationals
Spectators watched the women's national amateur union swimming championships in St Augustine as seven records were broken over three days. The meet featured top competitors aiming for national titles and setting new marks in multiple events.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Record-breaking swims set two more marks yesterday
Ethel Lackie of Chicago retained her national 100-yard freestyle title with a new record 1 03 2 5. Sybil Bauer, also from Chicago, lowered her own 3800 metre backstroke best to 4 53 2 5, cutting 2 5 seconds. The day also featured the 6500-yard freestyle and the 100-yard breast stroke events on today’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lackie
Chicago
Sybil Bauer
Mexican Officers Join American Army Training
Lieutenants Alfano Garza and Ruben Calderon of the Mexican army reported for duty at the War Department in Washington. Garza is to report to Fort Ben ning Georgia for infantry duty while Calderon goes to Fort Riley Kansas for cavalry duty. Both are to attend American service schools beginning September first with assignments to regular units delayed until then.
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Washington
Alfano Garza
Ruben Calderon
War Department
Garza
Fort Benning
Fort Riley
Kan
Cavalry
Mencing
Senate pauses to honor Lincoln birthday on tax bill
The senate paused briefly to mark Abraham Lincoln's birthday as it prepared to renew work on the tax reduction bill. Senator Wills of Ohio and Bayard of Delaware read eulogies honoring the Civil War president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Wills
Ohio
Bayard
Delaware
Monarch Club Hosts Ladies Night at Sheraton Roster
The Monarch club held a grand evening at the Sheraton with jokes dating to biblical times and new material. Attendance prizes went to Miss Bryant, and Dan Schroder won first in two minute talks on Pins while H R Jones took the booby prize.
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Monarch Club
Sheraton Hotel
Adam and Eve
Noah
Miss Bryant
Dan Schroder
H. R. Jones
J. D. Cox
Rotary Club
Harry Brockman
Civitan Club
Henry Ware
Greensboro
Ware
Greensboro Monarch Club
Charles E. Hayes
Monarch Johnson
J. van Lindley Company
Jack Burris
Charles F. Blake
Burris
Blake
Monarch entertains guests amid quiet troubles
The monarch hosted guests at a formal gathering while local concerns simmered. Officials described routine duties and discussed upcoming ceremonial duties as attendees observed in the audience.
J A Henderson Dies After Extended Illness
J A Henderson local druggist and well known figure in the state died in a Charlotte hospital after an extended illness. He passed away early today as details of the illness were released by family and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Henderson
Charlotte
James A. Henderson
Harrington Sues For Divorce Over Missing Limb
Bridgeport professor George T Harrington of botany discovers a cork reserve limb vanished from his home. He sues for divorce alleging estranged wife, on demand, placed the limb on the porch of her current residence and would not grant entry to reunite the item after persuasion by attorneys.
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Bridgeport
Conn
George T. Harrington
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Edna Murphy
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H. Gordon and Son
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Broadway
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Silver King
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