Cleveland Man Goes On Trial Before Nazis For Espionage
Richard Reiderer a naturalized American former Cleveland resident went on trial before a Nazi People’s court for espionage. He admitted acting with “holy stupidity” and described himself as a “philosophic pacifist” and a “scared rabbit” while denouncing Germany in notes. The public hearing included American observers and a diverse panel of judges with military presence.
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Babson Urges Coalition of Conservatives
An editor argues the New Deal veered from recovery to reform, risking constitutional challenges and rising debt. He urges a bipartisan coalition of conservatives from both parties to balance the budget, curb spending, and restore confidence, warning against demagogues and radicalism.
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Composers Seek Fame in Hollywood Movie Colony
Ambitious young composers flock to Hollywood as the film industry expands musical shows. Many come from garrets and small towns hoping for fame and fortune, with a mix of hits and misses. Jerome Kern directs movie musicals in Hollywood while Cole Porter, once Yale, pushes new tunes, among others like Mack.
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Musicians Flourishing In Hollywood Film Scene
Gordon and Harry Revel are among familiar names in Hollywoods musical scene. The article highlights composers and directors like Al Newman Max Steiner Nat Finston Herbert Stothart who influence film music. Newman, a New Haven native born 1901, rose from prodigy pianist to Broadway conductor and then Goldwyns film music chief. He credits Hollywood as ideal for serious musicians to study with respected professionals.
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Chinese Movie Fans Want Action Pictures
Washington reports Chinese motion picture fans favor high action films with minimal dialogue. Vice Consul John C. Pool notes American pictures dominate Hong Kong theaters in 1954. News reels, musical comedies, and animated cartoons also draw strong interest.
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Mary Hasler and her lamb roam San Rafael streets
Nine year old Mary Hasler is accompanied by her two month old lamb Billie as they walk through San Rafael. The odd duo draws curious looks from townspeople and adds a whimsical note to the day.
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First Canadian troops depart for World War I on Oct 3 1914
The initial contingent of Canadian forces began their overseas mobilization with departures on October 3 1914 marking Canada’s entry into World War I. Commanders and soldiers prepared for distant deployment as the nation committed its military to the conflict.
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Funeral Flower Acknowledgment Urges Gratitude
A bereaved family requests acknowledgement of all flowers sent to the funeral. The note emphasizes courtesy and thanks to acquaintances, friends, and relatives who offered condolences and support during the time of mourning.
Soviet Celebrations Replace Church Rituals on Russian Farms
In a new state approved trend on collective farms, Soviet christenings and weddings replace religious rites with vodka, music, and communal feasts. A farmer on the First of May invited neighbors to a Soviet christening for his newborn Sergei, featuring gifts, speeches, and merriment without church ritual. The events honor the socialist regime, with communal toasts and a focus on collective farm ideals.
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Plumbing correspondence course added at North Carolina State College
Raleigh Nova course in plumbing joins extension department offerings. Seven assignments cover basic plumbing principles and general regulations to guide students.
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Gasoline Now Ranked A Necessity Of Life
Washington. Economist Leonard P. Ayers says gasoline is as essential as shoes and clothing in the current low mood. He credits aggressive auto industry production with stabilizing the economy as gasoline output held up better than clothing, shoes, or processed foods, and notes gasoline ranks ahead of other supposed necessities.
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Five Russians Complete Longest Ski Journey Yet Recorded
Five Russians claim to have completed the longest ski journey to date, covering 1250 miles between Igarka and Krasnoyarsk in 32 days. They endured sub Arctic tundra stretches over 600 miles where temperatures plunged to 35 degrees below zero.
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