Virginia Santa Claus Editorial Recalls Disillusionment
Virginia O’Hanlon who asked if there is a Santa Claus recounts how the Sun editorial saying Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus sustained her through years of childhood. Now Mrs Edward Douglas a grandmother recalls the memory while preparing for Christmas with her family in New York and North Chatham.
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Virginia
Santa Claus
Robert Farrington
New York
New York Sun
Edward Douglas
Virginia O’hanlon
the Sun
Santa
Douglas
Lower Manhattan
Robert H. Temple
North Chatsham
N. Y
Albany
Wishes Come True Buy and Use Christmas Seals
A short notice urges readers to purchase and display Christmas Seals this season to support health campaigns. It highlights the charitable purpose and urges prompt buying to spread goodwill.
Santa Traditions Link Generations Across Families
A reflective note on how belief in Santa persists when parents pass the tale to their children and on to future generations. An anecdote about accepting an invitation from a fellow driver who claimed ownership of a plane that turned over on takeoff and sank. The aircraft belonged to Leonard Pietsch of Crown Point.
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Santa
Leonard Pietsch
Crown Point
Faces Seaplane Stealing Charge
Chicago truck driver Floyd Strohmeyer 28 faced a seaplane theft charge after agreeing to return to Indiana to answer for a Cedar Lake seaplane stolen on September 6. He said he had only accepted an invitation for a ride from a drinking companion who was not a skilled pilot.
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Chicago
Floyd Strohmeyer
Indiana
Cedar Lake
Strohmeyer
AP Writer Wins AAAS Science Award in 4-article Series
Alton L. Blakeslee of the Associated Press and Morton M. Hunt, a free-lance writer, won the AAAS George Westinghouse Science Award for 1,000 dollars. The award, given for the year's best science writing, will be presented in St. Louis on December 29. Blakeslee earned his prize for a four-article newspaper science series.
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Washington
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Morton M. Hunt
American Association For the Advancement of Science
George Westinghouse
St. Louis
Blakeslee
Research Prize Highlights Bar Harbor Laboratory Work
Hunt wins prize for Esquire article detailing experiments by Dr. Howard S. Liddell at Cornell University tracing causes of nervous breakdown. The work, conducted at the Jackson Memorial Laboratory in Bar Harbor Me, aims to illuminate mental health mechanisms.
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Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Hunt
Esquire Magazine
Howard S. Liddell
Cornell University
Cincinnati Policeman Dismissed For Drinking On Duty
A Cincinnati police officer was dismissed from the force on December 18 for submitting to drinking two drinks, both fifths, while on duty.
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Cincinnati
Force
Shopping Budget Checks at Rhodt's Credit Office
Rodt's Credit Office on Ohio Street offers Budget Checks for shopping needs. Pay 10 percent down and receive the full purchase amount in Budget Checks for immediate use.
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Root’s
Rodt’s
Ohio Street
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