Ding Darling and his outsized views on cities and art
New York writer D C McIntyre profiles cartoonist Ding Darling known as Ding. He prefers Des Moines to New York and draws with his left hand due to an arm affliction. Darling expresses independence, dislikes the big city life, and enjoys outdoor hobbies, with anecdotes about his tastes in food and travel.
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Des Moines Tribune
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Actress Betty Furness lays out funeral plans for mother
Hollywood dispatch reports Betty Furness, film actress, travels to New York to arrange funeral services for her mother Mrs Florence Furness, who died there yesterday of a heart attack amid unclear circumstances. The item drops into a confusing mix of stray phrases and is rooted in early 20th century press style.
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Betty Furness
New York
Florence Furness
Stomach Sits Like Bird In Paper Bag Motto
A fragment from a 1937 syndicate piece notes drinkers and guilt around alcohol. It mentions a guild member who quits drinking becoming a nuisance for discussing alcohol and the habit of carrying soap boxes to preach at others.
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Opposes British Plan For Division Of Palestine
In Zurich at the World Zionist Congress Dr. Chaim Weizmann rebuked the British partition proposal as unacceptable yet urged Jews to accept it in principle as a negotiation base for a Jewish state. He forecast a 2,000,000 strong sovereign nation in the Holy Land and urged peace with Arabs, stressing Jewish rights to build homes while recognizing Arab traditions.
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Hotel And Homes Shaken By Blast
Police in Rocky River and nearby Lakewood investigated a dynamite blast late last night. The Nickel Plate Cleaners building on the roof was hit, tearing a hole in the roof and shattering three windows. No cleaning equipment was damaged. Police cited no motive yet.
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G O P Committee Condemns New Deal Practices
New York Aug. 4 The National Affairs Committee of the National Republican Committee adopts a statement of principles condemning New Deal doctrines attributed to Karl Marx and the second and third international. The resolution calls for constitutional protection, a balanced budget, gold standard currency, and limited government in business while urging labor rights and state protections.
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Jones To Answer Labor Committee Speech In City Park
Asaph R. Jones a former Elyria mayor and one of six Republicans seeking the nomination will speak in City Park at 7 30 p m Thursday in a pre primary talk The topic will be Did the Lorain County Non Fartisen Labor Council Use An Honest Measuring Stick in Endorsing Their Candidates Jones is slated to answer questions from the audience after the talk.
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Elyria
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Selected Estates Corp. License Suspended by State official
Columbus Aug 4 Dan T Moor chief of the state division for securities suspended for 30 days the license to deal in securities of the Selected Estates Corp Toledo for violation of the State Securities Act.
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Dan T. Moor
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Selected Estates Corp
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Third Largest Of Quintuplets In Callander
In Callander Ontario August 4 precautions against outside contact with the Dionne quintuplets were intensified after Emilie the third largest quintuplet was diagnosed with a respiratory infection. Dr Allan Roy Dafoe and Dr Allan Brown confirmed the diagnosis and ordered Emilie isolated at least through the week end. Public appearances by the sisters would continue behind glass screens.
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Ohio News In Brief Highlights From Cleveland And Columbus
In Cleveland three men Frank Bird James Widmar and Charles Bird were jailed on $100000 bonds after pleading not guilty to a string of bank robbery charges. In Columbus a statewide payment of 5000 to each parent and guardian of two girls harmed by a Negro inmate at the penitentiary was approved by the legislature. Also in Columbus nineteen motorboat operators at Buckeye Lake were fined 10 to 50 for reckless operation and speeding as the state conservation department tightens enforcement. In another Cleveland note a search by coast guards for Anton Kocjancic and his son Anton Jr. after their rowboat capsized left two bodies recovered and two others rescued.
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Daisy Harrison
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B. D. Nicola
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You And Your Child You And Your Child Too Strict Parent
A reader recounts a seventeen year old who voices opposing views in every discussion. The parent’s strict approach backfires as the teen becomes more oppositional, seeking independence and self direction. The piece notes the urge to restrict as quarrels grow and future guidance falters.
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