Soviet Crackdown on Jazz Music Expands in Moscow
In Moscow the Soviet regime tightens control over jazz, halting sheet music publication and phono records while foreign music imports remain restricted. Despite restrictions hotels offer a garish Savoy restaurant with a jazz band, costly decor, and Muscovite patrons. Summer amusements, parks, river row-boats, and workers clubs provide recreation as authorities scrutinize cultural imports and expressions.
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Moscow
Savoy
Forgeries Earn Permanent Place in English Literature
The remark notes that the forgeries are so exquisite that they secure the author's lasting fame in English literary history. The observation highlights the enduring impact of the misattributed works and their acceptance in literary canon.
Divorce Granted with $500 Alimony in Common Pleas
Elizabeth Orite was granted a divorce from James Orite in common pleas court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She receives $500 alimony paid as $100 annually. The defendant is ordered to pay four dollars weekly for the support of a minor child.
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Elizabeth Orite
James Orite
Common Pleas
File suits on notes in Common Pleas Court
Two actions filed for judgment on notes. John D. Clark Inc seeks 400,666 on promissory notes signed by J. V. and Mary McManus. C B Rawson and Son seeks 10,302 on a cognovit note promised by Grace M. and A. H. Hases.
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Common Pleas Court
John D. Clark, Inc
J. V
Mary McManus
C B Rawson and Son
Grace M
A. H Hases
Swan Arts Tour From Hog-Train to Acropolis Dancer in Paris
Paul Swan, painter and interpretive dancer, returns to Paris after five years abroad. He recalls early art work for Delineator and Alla Nazimova portraits, then Greek-inspired dance beginnings in Athens. Now he houses on the city outskirts, plans summer studio stress, and autumn premieres of new dance pieces.
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Paris
Chicago
Europe
Americas
Paul Swan
Raymond Duncan
Swan
Delineator
Mme
Alla Nazimova
Athens
Acropolis
Germany’s foreign trade near record marks
Germany reports foreign trade continuing close to record levels as new data shows sustained export and import activity. Meanwhile Peru deploys airplanes in its battle against insect pests, signaling expanded aerial pest control efforts.
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Germany
Peru
Farmer's Exchange Saturday Apples Delivery Notice
A brief notice from Farmer's Exchange at 596 Broad announcing apple deliveries will be made Saturday. Local customers are advised to place orders and expect curbside pickup or delivery as arranged with the vendor.
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Farmer's Exchange
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