New York Enquête Reveals Raucous City Notes
George Ross reports on a chaotic New York scene with jumbled complaints and scattered scenes. The text hints at unrest, street life, and warnings about risk and deception in crowded areas.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
10
George Ross reports on a chaotic New York scene with jumbled complaints and scattered scenes. The text hints at unrest, street life, and warnings about risk and deception in crowded areas.
A chapter of the Red Cross announces new members led by Bride and several individuals including Ruth Brown Frances Brody G R Westy Louise Palmer Jacob Ramsburg Gordon Palmer and Ethel Van Primper along with other names and affiliations from Louistown and area. The list includes doctors and cleaners among the supporters and organizers.
Secretary William McRenney reports on a Chicago bound exhibition bridge tourney. Miss White from Los Angeles teams with Mrs Roner and B Filer of New York to contest the event. The problem centered on keeping opponents from using the ace of hearts as a safety play. Through careful timing of spades and diamonds, dummy's diamonds and spades were set to win with a fourth diamond established and the heart losing trick discarded.
Watherine Mara releases The Face of Mother India a collection of Indian life with photographs and bias openly stated. The book argues India is seen through her perspective and raises questions of authenticity while presenting vivid images and commentary.
Fragmentary notice describes a cheerful scene of children’s books toys and walls, noting bright years and a sense of happiness. The text suggests a lone line about cheer spreading and a “LUFBUREOW” ending phrase, with unclear context or identifiable events.
TIME DEPOSITORS This Bank will make no change in the rate of interest paid to you upon your present deposit. Effective February 1, 1936 new time deposits follow a schedule based on withdrawal notice. Deposits with six months written notice carry a higher rate than those with ninety days or thirty days notice.
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