British debaters urge U.S. to join world affairs now
An Anglo Scottish team from the University of Wales and University of Glasgow urged Americans to engage in global politics before being drawn into the next world war. They debated Kansas and argued for and against intervention and a new League of Nations style security system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sealand-Jones
University of Wales
Harold M. Munro
University of Glasgow
Donald Voorhees
Martin Maloney
Universit of Kansas
Jones
America
Europe
United States
Voorhees
European
Great Britain
Munro
Wilson
League of Nations
Russia
Maloney
Shangri-La
Carter Harrison
Native Sons and Daughters to Hold Meeting and Dinner
Karl F Baldwin led a panel after a no decision debate with Dean Paul B Lawson introducing speakers. Will dine on Kansas Day Topeka December 2. Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas plan their annual meeting and dinner January 28 preceding Kansas Day. Mrs Frank Boyd of Phillipsburg is president of the Native Daughters and A W Dugan is president of the Native Sons.
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Karl F. Baldwin
Paul B. Lawson
Topeka
Native Sons and Daughters
Kansas
Frank Boyd
Phillipsburg
Native Daughters
A. W. Dugan
Native Sons
Claudette Colbert Pays Bet Wheelchair Drive
Claudette Colbert settled a football wager by wheeling director Ernst Lubitsch in a wheelchair from his office to a Paramount sound stage. Lubitsch is associated with Notre Dame credentials. Colbert enjoyed the moment as a lighthearted studio celebrity stunt.
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Claudette Colbert
Hollywood
Ernst Lubitsch
Paramount
Lubitsch
Claudette
Kid McCoy Returns to Los Angeles After 64 Years
Selby known as the Kid McCoy of firstiana arrives in Los Angeles with his wife Mrs McCoy No. 9, married August 2 in Rushville Indiana. He served a manslaughter term 13 years ago for the fatal shooting of Theresa Mars and now proclaims a new life and hard earned wisdom.
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Los Angeles
Cpi
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Fistiana
McCoy No. 9
Rushville
Ind
Theresa Mars
Old-time fighter paroled to Ford plant in Detroit
The veteran boxer, who declined alcohol for 13 years, was paroled to Henry Ford in July 1932 and has since worked for the Ford company in Detroit. He briefly took a three month leave to travel west. Evansville notes report on Mrs Stokowski filing for divorce from Leopold Stokowski of the Philadelphia Symphony, alleging extreme cruelty.
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Kid McCoy
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Detroit
Five Republic actors injured in realistic on-set fight
Five Republic film players were hospitalized after a fight scene went too real. Gene Autrey suffered a wrenched shoulder and Robert Hoag broke a leg as they acted in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Republic Film
Gene Autrey
Robert Hoag
Policeman Escapes Kidnappers Near Haifa
A Palestine police officer escaped captivity and reached Haifa reporting two fellow officers were slain by terrorists during a December incident. The escape confirms ongoing violence in the Haifa area as authorities investigate.
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Palestine
Haifa
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