Private cemeteries and death law spark New York reform
George E. Sokolsky argues private cemeteries profiteer on mourning families. He highlights Woodlawn Cemetery and Attorney General Goldstein pushing a reform bill mandating maintenance funds, annual reports, and price controls. Exempts religious cemeteries and warns lawmakers they may face the same issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Caswell M. Smith
Goldstein
Woodlawn
Cemetery Board
King Features Syndicate
Golomb the Glove Maker Who Shaped Boxing Safeguards
The Latvian immigrant Jacob Golomb built a $1,000,000-a-year sports equipment business by making boxing gloves for champions over decades. He never fought professionally, but his gear trained and protected many leaders in the sport. He started with a $5 gift from his father in 1910 and began by repairing gloves for local fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golomb
Jacob
Foeproof gloves and old time training methods
Hal Boyle notes modern boxing gloves are highly customized with 25 steps to make and varied materials. He recalls grandmother's mitten gloves 40 years ago evolving into precision gear, with fighters like Tunney Louis Dempsey needing special builds. GOLOME argues modern fighters neglect old-time serious training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Tunney
Joe Louis
Golome
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
The
Associated Press
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler on Herald Tribune politics
Westbrook Pegler argues the New York Herald Tribune hides pro Soviet and pro Communist aims behind a Republican and Church of England image. He cites editorial leaders and a history of ownership and influence, asserting the paper uses status to mask its current political activities and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
Wendell Willkie
New Deal
Irita van Doren
Weekly Book Review
Willkie
Mortimer Snord
Josepharnes
Ich
Marshall Field
Thing
Mr. Field
Daily Worker
New York
Field
The
Joe Barnes
Crum
Bartley
Star
Herald Tribune
Barnes
Red Star
H-T
Plain Talk
Joseph Barnes
Isaac Don Levine
Whittaker Chambers
Washington
State Department
Department of Justice
White House
Levine
Sheppard Marley
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations
Communist Party
Marley
Institute of Pacific Relations
Republican
Field-Barnes
Russia
Harvard
Soviet Union
United States
Elizabeth Brown Field
Old Dies
Joe Davies
Moscow
King Features Syndicate
Needle Pattern 563 for Linen Edging Motifs
Water lilies motifs and crocheted edging offered as a gift pattern. Includes one 7x19 inch piece and two 5x13 inch motifs with crochet directions. Send 20 cents and name address zone to Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept Brooklyn.
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Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lake Champlain Stays Ice Free All Winter in 16 Years
Burlington Vermont reports Lake Champlain remained without ice for the entire winter, a first since 16 years of winters. The stretch of mild weather allowed the lake to stay open from December through March, surprising local observers and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Lake Champlain
State Liquor Agents Seize 20 Slots in Cincinnati Raid
Cincinnati agents in a crackdown on gambling tied to liquor licenses seized twenty slot machines at Kenwood Country Club after raids on three other sites. Operatives reported locating twelve machines in a basement and eight for women members on a higher floor. The Sunset Club visit faced authority questions over an expired liquor license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Walter Mitchell
State Liquor Control Board
Acton
Sunset Club
Sheriff’s Office
Mine Injuries Fatal in Cambridge Colorado Mine
Andrew Sebak aged 65 died from injuries suffered in an accident at the McFarland mine operated by Byesville Coal Co. The incident occurred in Cambridge Colorado. Sebak was reportedly employed as a miner and the tragedy prompted an official inquiry by company and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, CO
Andrew Sebak
McFarland
Byesville Coal Co
Mary Hanna, Cousin of Senator Hanna, Dies at 86
Mrs. Mary L. Hanna, cousin of the late Senator Marcus A. Hanna, died in Cleveland at age 86. She was a high school teacher here for 30 years.
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Cleveland
Mary L. Hanna
Marcus A. Hanna
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George E. Sokolsky
George E. Soxoisky
Congress
New York State
Nent
Commissioner of Health
Secretary of State
America
Jack Golomb
Boyle
Jesse Willard
Barney Ross
Max Baer
Henry Armstrong
Gene Tunney
Primo Carmera
Hal Boyle
Westbrook
Pegler
Clem Randall
Chicago Sun
Randall
Laura Wheeler
Frank M. Acton
Liquor Department
Liquor Control Board
Ficers
Swank Kenwood Country Club
Carl G. Meyer
Dan Tehan
Spou
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of
Canton
Pepsi-Cola Company
ABC
Mark Hanna
Bere Messi
MB Coc
Benrus
Nta le
Ae Alan
Hin
Iia
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
West Tuscarawas Street
Canton of Savings Accounts
U. S. Department of Labor
Continental Baking Co., Inc
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