Karolys Action Shows Liberal US Attitude
Washington report notes Secretary Stimson’s lift of entry bars on Count Karolyi and Countess, signaling a more liberal State Department stance. It highlights shifts from prior Coolidge policy, surveys fascist activity, Italo American diplomacy, and past passport and observer issues.
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Scrippe-Howard Newana
Washington
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Countess Karolyi
State Department
Karolyi
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
Count Karolyn
Hoover
United States
Mussolini
Fascisti League of North America
Scripps-Howard
Kellogg
William B. Shearer
Cotton
Shearer
Dorothy Detzer
Sanctuaries of Wildlife Maintained by Audubon Society
Times report covers the 25th annual convention in New York where Dr. T Gilbert Pearson urged constant protection of insect eating birds and breeding stock for game. The National Association of Audubon Societies now oversees fifty one sanctuaries and wildlife reservations and is establishing a large antelope sanctuary in Nevada. Ten traveling lecturers served last year and 348000 children joined Audubon clubs with bird study materials.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
T. Gilbert Pearson
Nevada
Indiana University Leader Praises Shakespeare Life Influence
Dr. H. H. Carter head of Indiana University English reports on Shakespeare during a Tuesday lecture at the Indianapolis extension center. He says Shakespeare's noble character and poetry strengthen people for real life problems and notes his comedies contrast with classical forms. The talk is part of the Great Men in Letters series at the center.
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H. H. Carter
Indiana University Department of English
Indianapolis Extension Center
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Radium Making Urged as Congress Considers $100,000 Bill
Rep Clyde Kelly of Pittsburgh introduces a bill to authorize the U S Bureau of Mines to spend 100000 to manufacture one gram of radium. Colorado and Utah carnotite ores would supply the project if the bill passes. The measure goes to the mines committee for action.
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Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Washington
Clyde Kelly
Pittsburgh
United States Bureau of Mines
Colorado
Utah
Kelly
Mines Committee of the
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Carmen modernized by American Grand Opera Company at Murat
A review notes the American Grand Opera Company’s English Carmen at the Murat leans toward Viktor Herbert style and modern theater. Bettina Hall as Carmen draws praise but is called not traditional while Charles Kullman and Nancy McCord deliver strong Don Jose and Micaela performances. The piece is framed as a noble experiment in English opera with a liberal, contemporary production.
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American Grand Opera Company
Murat
Victor Herbert
Bizet
Don Jose
Carmen
Red Shaddow
Eame
The
Miss Hall
Farrar and Garden
Russian Musical Art Theater
Charles Kullman
Nancy McCord
Miss McCord
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Kullman
Escamillo
John Uppman Zuniga
Peter Chambers
Pi Morales
Willard Schindler
Nancy McCord el
Frederic Roberts
Dancairo
Tom Williams Mercedes
Frasquita
Dorothy Raynor
Ifred
Goldsborough
Isaac van Grove
Faust
Cecile Sherman
Harriet Eells
Suzuki
Clifford Newdall
Pinkerton
Talbot Brings Chicago Symphony With Stock Conducting
Ona B Talbot has booked the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for a season concert with Frederick Stock conducting. The engagement highlights Talbot’s forthcoming program featuring the renowned ensemble under Stock’s baton.
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Ona B. Talbot
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Marriages Filed for six couples in city records
Marriage licenses list six couples: Harry B. Doyle 36 salesman of 19 North Oriental and Nellie G. Lotts 40 of 2334 Bellefontaine. William L. Doll 29 mechanic of 1750 South Delaware and Goldie P. Beck 26 of 4545 Broadway. Hugh V. Stull 41 hotel operator of St. Louis and Lavina Wiseman 37 of 830 College. Glenn A. Black 23 signal man of Madison and Bernice J. Rethmeyer 17 of Cumberland. Harley L. Patten 34 butcher of 922 North Lynn and Bertha E. Farlj 30 of 439 West Washington.
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Harry B. Doyle
North Oriental
Nellie G. Lotts
Bellefontaine
William L. Doll
South Delaware Mechanic
Goldie P. Beck
Broadway
Hugh V. Stull
St. Louis
Lavina Wiseman
College
Glenn A. Black
Madison
Mat Bernice J. Rethmeyer
Cumberland
Harley L. Patten
North Lynn
Butcher
Bertha E. Farlj
West Washington
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