Keeping the U S Army Out of Party Politics
An army officer's involvement with Indiana Democrat McNutt prompts scrutiny as Col Davenport Johnson is relieved from Hamilton Field and transferred after flying McNutt from San Francisco to Denver without War Department okay. The piece argues to keep military and politics separate amid calls for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. McNutt
Army
Davenport Johnson
Hamilton Field
San Francisco
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ill
St. Helena
Army Air Corps
Johnson
Indiana
McNutt
Denver
War Department
Legion
Philippines
Washington
Minton
Europe
United States
Perfect Landlord of Dobbs Ferry Receives Ten Year Dinner
Suchin, owner of 44 apartments in Dobbs Ferry New York, held his 10th annual dinner as the perfect landlord. Tenants praised him with a nest of tables and a large birthday cake for 163 diners. His rule is to avoid rent requests, never evict, and treat tenants as friends in a recession era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Z. Suchin
Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
Suchin
Air conditioning in large buildings keeps comfort but costs rise
The Family Doctor notes limited data from early experience with air conditioning in large buildings. Temperature differences should be modest, aiming for about 73 to 76 Fahrenheit with 40 to 50 percent humidity. In theaters and restaurants, rooms stay 2 to 15 degrees below outdoor temps. Over cooling is the main complaint, often due to faulty control or marketing. In offices, air conditioning is satisfactory. in homes it remains costly luxury. Emphasis is on insulation, awnings, attic fans, and natural cooling, with desk fans or unit room coolers recommended for selective cooling during the day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Associating
Wesel
Dry Guillotine described as shocking prison expose
Bruce Catton reviews Rene Belbenoit’s Dry Guillotine a brutal expose of the French Guiana penal colony at Devil’s Island. Belbenoit, who spent nearly a decade imprisoned and escaped multiple times, recounts cruelty, corruption, and dehumanizing conditions that debase all connected to the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil's Island
Rene
United States
French Guiana
Belbenvit
Dry Guillotine exposes horror of bureaucratic error
The excerpt criticizes a harsh system by describing a factory that turns half-bad men into wholly bad ones. It calls Dry Guillotine a disturbing, unflinching sample of how a callous bureaucracy can produce cruel outcomes.
Canine sleuths imported from US aid Scotland Yard
A pair of bloghounds imported from the United States will be used to build a worps of canine sleuths. These dogs will be available to Scotland Yard and chief constab es in England and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scotland Yard
England
Wales
Akim Tarmiroff Faces Hollywood Villain Label
In Hollywood after nearly two years of stage work the actor Akim Tarmiroff becomes a villain to some, influenced by his wife and a failed move to Hollywood. He recalls his first one line hit in Ta 2 and notes his lingering Russian accent, the struggle to fund English lessons, and his time with the America Academy of Stage Makeup in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tullywood
Akim Tarmiroff
Bouh
America Academy of
New York
Mey Corbin
Becais
War's shadow over Polly Chelsey in quiet New England village
Polly Chelsey endures gossip and longing as war keeps her fiancé Jerry Whitfield missing. Amanda Pell probes Polly's status, while Polly guards her newborn Richard Jeremiah and braces for Jerry's fate. Dick Whitfield supports her amid village scorn and hardship, with a fragile hope Jerry may return someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Pell
Chelsey
Richard Jeremiah Whitfield
Pell
Polly
Iband
Providence
Polly Chelsey
Jerry
Vrepid Cheloy
The Stuilies Vike ik and the Chihore actor Tamiroff
A fragmented article discusses the rise of actor Tamiroff known for disguises and stage craft. It notes his early career with Bolesh iuwski, time in Russia, and move to America. It mentions his preparation style, pursuit of authentic character work, and a upcoming role as a fisherman in Spagna of the North with director Henry Hathaway. It transitions to a local property tax delinquency notice for Hope Arkansas, listing parcels, owners, and overdue amounts, and warns parties to respond within four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamiretf
Tamiroff
Paramount
Spagna
North
Henry Hathaway
Tin
Hathaway
Akim To
Nebr
City of Hope
Arkansas
South Main Street
West Sixth Street
West Fith Street
6Th Street
Sanh Main Street
J. B. Yates
Sarah F. Yates
Theo Tebbs
Gray Tebbs
Graves Tebbs
Laura T. Burnett
Ro W. Rounsavall
R. W. Rounsavall
John R. Yates
John Ro Yates
Eadward Cusick
City of
Hope
Northeast Quarter
Leek
Foresten Jairtins
George W. Wadellc
George W. Wadille
E.R McFaddin
Suellon
W. Q. Warren
Lawn, Corporation
Fies
Legal Notice in Hempstead Chancery Court Hope AR
Public notice advises persons firms or corporations claiming interest in listed lands and parcels that separate suits are pending in the Chancery Court of Hempstead District in Hope Arkansas in cases involving street improvement districts and delinquent lands with defendants including J B Yates and others and curb and gutter district No 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Commissioners OF Street Improvement District
Hope
Arkansas
J. B. Yates
Hempstead Chancery Court Board OF Commissioners OF Curb & Gutter District NO
Sald
ET AL
Fan Jiereby
Chancery Court
Political Announcements in Hempstead County Primary
The Star lists candidates for Hempstead County Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1998 with Reginald Bearden for Sheriff and Collector. The notice includes court actions about delinquent lands tax sales and related costs, with dates and officials cited, from Hempstead County Arkansas chancery court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Hempstead County
Reginald Bearden
Court Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas Street District Case
Order in Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas warns defendants including J Yates and Rose Roonsavall to answer the complaint by the Board of Street Improvement District No 11 Hope. Witness dated March 4 1938 with clerk Ralph Bailey and attorney R B F McFaddie. Dates listed March 7 14 21 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wailey
Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Belinquent
Tainds
Et al
Currie & Gate
Ark
Board of Commissioners of Street Improvement District No
Hope
Plaintife
Delinquivat
Et Ad
Cefemlants
J. B. Yates
Sarah B. Yates
Theo Tebbs
Thea. Tebbs
Graves ‘Cabos
Mes
Gravus Tebbe
Laura T. Burnett
Re. W. Roonsavall
Rose Roonsavall
John R. Yates
Jobin R. Yates
Edouard Cusick
Plainc
Iff
Ralpit Bailey
Byrd
P. Byers
D.C
F. McFaddii
Plaistiff
Anet
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C. E. Palmer
Alex. H Washburn
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise
Hempstead
Nevada
Goward
Miller
LaFayette
U. S. Army
Morris Fishbein
Inwrnaj
American Medical Association
Hygela, the Health Magazine
Bruce Catton
Aly
Hungary
Jla
Ieee Los
Paul
Rachel Mack
London
Jury Whetrield
Cardble Banks
Venterdas
Brlilkch Hin ix
Jerry Cabell Hanks
Poll
Nussatee
Leck
Boston
West Indies
Jerry Whitold
Sylvia
NEA Service Inc
AEG
Tumi
Sronanmert
Bengal
Parinntak Cartel
Toiuroff
Tarbett
Bon
Moreaw Art Theater
Richard Bolus ¢Lawski
America
Tinniveff
Boleshiuwski
Lamirnét
Russia
Boleshiwski
Moscow
Broadway
Tannipoff
Tanioff
Hempertead County
Dl Elistriets
Hempstead Chancery Court
Turney
Mermpstead County
the Chancery Court
Board of Commissioners of
Curry, & Gutter
Looe
Avey Kansas
Audra
Audra Twitchell
Colorado
Pike’ Peaks
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