Daisy Plays to The Parisian Mistinguette in Broadway
A patched interview with Daisy, 23, described as the leggy Parisian fantasy Mistinguette, as she performs on Broadway. The article covers her appearance, hair dye, eyelashes, and a cheeky Q A about schooling, engagements, and dinners, with editorials from Low Walters and staff observer remarks.
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New York
Davy Dalx
Low
Low Walters
Ike
Miami
Teane
Lou Anit
Electricity safety rules for home use
Public service note urging caution with electricity. Warns against handling electrical work without isolating power, replacing fuses with higher ratings, and makes tips for safe handling of switches cords and lamps. Encourages consulting a professional for serious problems and offers contact through the paper for a personal reply if a stamped self addressed envelope is provided.
Sing Sing Fire Sparks Early Alarm at Prison
A small blaze in Sing Sing’s Pilson electrical shop triggered an early whistle alarm around 6 AM. Guards and prison staff rushed to the scene with town workers responding, fearing a breakout at the Ossining facility.
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Ossining UT
Sing
Sing -Pilson
Penal Institution
Electrion
Prion
Press Photog Beaten at Philadelphia News Office
Philadelphia photographer Frank Johnston of the Inquirer was struck and the camera knocked away while filming a scuffle at a loading platform. Two pickets from unions said to be on strike for higher pay reported being assaulted as police counted about 680 marchers outside the Record and Camden Courier-Post during the first edition’s preparation.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia “Press Photographers Association
Record
Frank Johnston
The
Association
Johnson
C.i.c.american Newspaper Guild
the Record
Camden
Courier-Post
United Electrical, ‘Radio and Machine. Workers Union
C.I.0
Delvery
One Mans Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Observers note squirrels predict a hard winter while diplomats gear up for March talks in Moscow. Foreign ministers plan moves in a tense month. the UN Security Council pushes progress, led by longtime non democratic states, toward ending Franco's rule amid labor dispute tensions.
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Walter Kiernan
UN Security Council
Blum Premier Hailed As France’s Interim Leader
Socialist Leon Blum, 74, elected president premier of France’s interim government expected to last until mid January. Assembly endorsed Blum with about 575 ballots, exceeding the 310 needed for a majority. He must rally parties around a program and decide if rightist factions join the cabinet while his regime pursues a budget for early 1947.
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Paris
Leon Blum
National Assembly
Blum
Majorit Blum
Eccu
Builders Seek Changes to Wagner Act in NY
Rochester report says state building industry employers urge Congress to amend the Wagner Labor Relations Act to remove one sided and inequitable provisions and to promote genuine and free collective bargaining. The demand came in a resolution adopted at their first annual convention last night.
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Rochester
New York State
Congress
Boy’s Sock Retroactive Remark Causes Santa Dilemma
In New Britain Connecticut a five year old warned Santa with a sock’s appeal saying he would report him to Santa’s law if the promised bicycle last year failed. His mother scolded him after the boy grabbed the department store Santa and complained loudly about the unkept promise.
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Britain
New Britain
Santa Claus
Fletcher Elected President of Directors of Association
R. V. Fletcher, who has served as acting president since the death of J. J. Pelley Monthage, was today elected president of the directors of the Association of American Railroads in New York, marking a leadership change in the industry.
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New York
R. V. Fletcher
Association of American Railroads
J. J. Pelley & Monthage
Association
Station Bans School Music Detroit
A Detroit radio station agreed to an AFL Musicians Union order not to broadcast a city high school's Christmas concert by its orchestra and chorus. The Detroit chapter ruling prompted the action as the station halted airplay of the performance.
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School Music
Detroit
AFL American Federation of Musicians
Christmas Eve Half Day Holiday Set Across Nation
Washington signs executive order declaring a nationwide half day on Christmas Eve, with Christmas Day already covered by regulations. Across the nation reports of a man’s death by his own hand in a garage death chamber surface alongside local radio building news, horse drawn fire engines in Boston displayed faster response due to congestion, while St Paul teachers await charter action as the City Charter Commission considers a salary amendment to settle a lengthy school strike.
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Washington
Tranian
Aoe
Collingswood
Charles Chang Barcus
Boston
Distelel
Russell S. Codman
Tetermme
City Charter Commission
Tacreane
St.Paul
Ouncil
Notable Deaths in Medina to Cincinnati and Beyond
Obituaries list Howard Hale Campbell 74 retired judge and advocate general in Medina Washington and in Navy Yard. Marl Meredith Anderson 63 former managing editor of the San Francisco Chronicle in Los Angeles. Arsphtegeaghic studios operator Fred Bronaugh 75 in Southampton Long Island. Louis Dempsey 76 former VP Battenick Publishing in New Rochelle. Marie Louise Dans 76 veteran New York stage actress in New York. Sir Doug Ian Jardine 68 former reverend in North Borneo and teaching field in Sussex England. Arthur Graham Hitt 54 trainer of Alsab in Lexington Kentucky. Rev Francin X Dattance 36 author of prayers and meditations in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Howard
Hale Cambell
Navy Yard
Medina
Wash
Marl Meredith Anderson
San Francisco Chronicle
Los Angeles
Hay
Hollywood
Fred
Bronaugh
Southampton
L. I
Louis’ Dempsey
Batterick Publishing ‘Co
New Rochelle
Marie Louise Dans
Lie
New York
Sir Douglan J. Jardine
Rever Ince
North
Borneo
Techingfield
Sussex
England
Arthur Graham Hitt
Alsab
Lexington
Francin X. Dattance
Roosevelt couple depart Moscow for Poland visit
Elliott Roosevelt and his actress wife Faye Emerson left Moscow by plane for a short visit to Poland. They recently returned to Moscow from the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic with oranges and tangerines and Roosevelt plans to spend Christmas in the United States with his mother, likely December 22 or 23. General Lucius D. Clay, deputy American military governor, returned to his headquarters after two months in the United States and said progress at the Foreign Ministers Conference was very encouraging.
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Clay
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
United States
Foreign Ministers Conference
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