Ex-Newsboy Ike Blumenthal A Paramount Power
Regina Crewe profiles Ike Blumenthal Paramount International’s European chief, a former New York newsboy whose career climbed from Fourth Street to Union Square to international film diplomacy. The piece recalls his Polish and Romanian roots, transatlantic voyages, and early partnerships that propelled him into cinema’s behind the scenes leadership.
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Ike’ Blumenthal
Paramount International Corporation
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Rumania
Fourteenth Street
Paramount
New York
Joe
Ike
Burone
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Goat Head
San Antonians In Europe and the Blumenthal Legacy
The narrative traces Blumenthal family ventures from early 20th century Europe to America, detailing international expansion in fashion, hotels, cinemas, and factories. It notes I B and Ike Blumenthal building a global network including Rome Berlin Madrid and Buenos Aires with ventures in hotels theaters and the Fiat Auto firm before World War I and shifts back to Berlin during the war era. The piece highlights their influence in motion pictures and commerce across continents and their enduring industries.
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Italy
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South America
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Germany
Fiat Motor Car Company
Fabrica Italiano Automobile Torino
Paramount
Lion as Pet Sparks Warning From Zoo Chief
George Bistany, director of the Fleishhacker zoo, warns against turning a two month old lion cub bought for 50 dollars into a household pet after Leo escapes at Palo Alto. The owner, Dr. Pearl Poupitt, kept Leo confined until harnessed and returned to her. The incident underscores risks of keeping exotic animals at home.
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George Bistany
Fleishhacker Vo
Palo Alto
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Poupite Sr
Poupitt
Zoo
Bistany
Leo
Westove
Stany
Accelerator Foot Ailment Noted by Chicago Doctor
Dr G Wyneken president of a clinic in Chicago reports rising cases of a condition he terms accelerator foot seen among motorists. He explains prolonged strain on the limb nerves causes fatigue and pain in the foot and leg, with possible long term effects if untreated.
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G. Wyneken
Out Clinic
Vikk
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Robot advertises an information box in Berlin
A new large electronic information box at a busy Berlin intersection answers questions on where to borrow money haircut newspapers or a beer and prints a card with the information for free. The device promises instant convenience and helps riders with everyday needs.
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IBC
San Antonio Educational Growth Through the Years
The article chronicles San Antonio’s rise as a major educational center with 60 public and about 40 private schools, detailing early struggles against public education prejudice, the first public school in 1879, and successive expansions. It notes 1250 staff, curricular reforms under LE Wolfe and 5 Meek, and the rise of industrial training in 1915, with a landscape of private boarding schools and art and music schools affiliated with northern and eastern universities.
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Meek
Aleres
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