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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1933

Page

7

Nobel banquet stops for Lewis over photo request

Sin clair Lewis walked out of a Nobel prize banquet in New York citing he should not be photographed while dining. He returned after apologies were offered, insisting he had started his meal and disliked being pictured, a scene witnessed by Einstein Langmuir Kellogg and others.

New York Sinclair Lewis Sauk Center Minn Alfred Bernhard Nobel Lewis Albert Einstein Irving Langmuir Frank B. Kellogg Dr. Einstein Anne Morgan Nobel Hinstein Langmuir Kelloge Elmer Gantry Rabbitt Anne Vickers Sternberger Mr. Kellogg Theodore Dreiser Inquirers

Winters Grow Warmer Says Weather Experts Across Nation

Washington reports that winters have shifted to milder patterns after a long cold spell era. Chief climatologist Joseph Walter notes cycles with 1855 56 and 1931 32 standing out as record cold and warm periods in American history. Meteorologists date winter from December 1 to March 1, with astronomical arrival at 14 58 a m CST on December 22.

Washington Joseph B. Walter Weather Bureau Grandad Dad Granddad

First Lady of U S Embassy in Russia Is Anne Bullitt

Julia Blanshard reports that Anne Bullitt, nine, daughter of Ambassador William C. Bullitt, joins Moscow as the embassy’s First Lady. The child and her father share a serious, adult dynamic, and Anne’s keen reading habit and interest in psychology mark her as poised for life in Soviet circles and theater milieus.

U. S Russia Bnyey Bullitt Julia Blanshard New York Maxim Litvinov Moscow America William ©. Bullitt Anne Bullitt Anne Santa Claus Louise Bryant Merry Annne Bullitt Philadelphia Paris Stalin Mosscow

Railroads cut round trip fares to 18 cents a mile

Western and southwestern railroads will reduce round trip coach fares to 18 cents per mile starting Jan 2, after a satisfactory rise in passenger traffic from the earlier 2 cent per mile rate. The change was announced by H W Siddall, chairman of the Transcontinental Western Passenger Association. Havana features a large Pan American tree said to draw earth from every western hemisphere country.

Chicago Western and Southwestern H. W. Siddall Transcontinental Western Passenger Association Havana Hemisphere

Daring Mail Pilot Awed by President

Mal Freeburg Northwestern Airways pilot received a Medal for Distinguished Service after landing a tri motor mail plane with eight passengers when a loose motor dropped into the Mississippi River. President Roosevelt awarded the medal in Washington after the April 1932 Chicago Twin Cities flight incident. The pilot said the meeting left him scared to death and he could not recall the President's words or his own reply.

ST. Paul Mal Freeburg Northwestern Airways United States Freeburg Washington Roosevelt Mississippi River Chicago Twin Cities

Hopkins proposes public bands to boost relief and leisure

Harry L. Hopkins urged creating first class musical ensembles in public venues to boost employment and morale. He cited relief-to-work transfers and New York civic orchestras funded by relief agencies as a model for a nationwide recreational musical program.

Washington Det Harry L. Hopkins Hopkins New York Tani Jfs Brooklyn Public Library

Leader Urges Permanent Program For Public Beer Gardens

A political figure advocates making a permanent program for beer gardens and other public venues. He has discussed the idea with Eve and emphasized the need for steady access to such spaces.

Eve ‘le “Gat

Congress Asked to Extend Relief Funds to Diverse Projects

A speaker referenced jlene and other music and art leaders urging Congress to authorize new relief appropriations. He indicated funding could apply to various projects currently on the edge of eligibility and status.

Jlene Congress

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