New York Day By Day by Charles B Driscoll
Diary entry from New York recounts visits at Louis and Armand's with radio and fiction figures, reflections on Columbia University and past dining memories, plus a note on Jack Ward's suicide attempt and George M. Cohan’s loft being moved from a West 48th Street building. The piece mixes social scenes with urban history and aging landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis & Armand’s
Tom Stix
al Murphy
Jack Roche
Margo Fischer
Dave Elman
Lillian Jacobs
Paul White
Columbia Broadcasting
Miss Jacobs
Jake
Jules Corbine
Driscoll
Sek Q
Roche
The
New Yorker
Geraldine Farrar
Connecticut
M. O'Brien
Ana
George MM. Cohan
Columbia & Versity
Morningside Drive
117Th Street
Edwin Franko Goldman
University
Rockefeller Center
Louis
East Fifties
West 48Th Street
11Th Avenue
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Niy
Sealed Fate of a Stage Archive Headed for the Dump
The text describes triplets winning a scholarship with the same grades while the scenery props and interior house sets from multiple plays are slated for destruction. It notes fireproof material, a plaster bust of Dante, Broadway scenes, trunks of costumes, and the loss of records valuable for biographical material of George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Darren
McNaught Syndicate
West Ridge News Notes Prominent Local Socials Recap
West Ridge notes recap a string of visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs J Hither hosted guests with the Smiths and Jersey visitors. Local families from Elyria Newburgh Shaker Heights Vermilion Meadville and Portsmouth attended dinners and parties. Cloverleaf Club hosted by Rose Shawver with Bingo prizes and refreshments. Girls Club work by the Jolly Hustlers is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
J. Hither
Charles Smith
J. Stober
Jersey
Smithens Hem
Mune Fis
Ier
Dave
Martha Refenning
Fred Refennis
Phillis
Elyria
Rose Shawver
R. L. Walker
George Oliver
Ed Oliver
Cleveland
Mae Flanigen
Newburgh
Shaker Heights
Jennie Tawner
West Doy
Elizabeth Barndollar
Walker Barndollar
Portsmouth
Irwin Eldred
Lois
Gertrude Minnium
Meadville
Vermilion
Minnium
Harry Lauer
Milton
Harry Jr
Wesley Sanislaw
Russia Township
S. P. Mason
Lois Eldred
Jnnand Senior Fair Board
Merchants Hall
T Feirgrounds
Serie Reisinger
Columbia
H. Hrtlier
Mervin Walker
LaGrange
R. H. Walker
Claude Kieffer
Elxria
H. J. Hillier
Cloverleaf Club
Ollie Minnich
Whose Bonds in the Wringer Cancelled and Its Consequences
The piece argues that canceling large parts of bonded debt would harm essential institutions like life and fire insurers, hospitals, and welfare bodies. It warns that debt relief would force government intervention to repair damage, disrupt railroads, and trigger cascading failures across society. It notes partial losses may occur but stresses avoidance of broad cancellation.
Address questions in the author core of this newspaper
The snippet asks readers to consider how the author shapes questions at the center of the paper. It highlights editorial stance, question framing, and the authority of the writer in guiding reader interpretation.
Radcliffe Girls Choose Shorts For Gymnasium
CAMBRIDGE Massachusetts Radcliffe college girls will forsake bloomers and blouses in favor of zipper fast ened pleated shorts and pear bui t to gymnasium use. Four H club judging in Radcliffe area completed Tuesday evening with Mrs Charles Dombach and Nuss Margaret Burkley as county judges. All projects will be exhibited at the Lorain County Fair in September and include Sewing Nutrition Junior Leadership Personality Development room furnishing and flex. Advisors Mrs Wesley Soniston Miss Zelda Schramm and Miss Lois Eldred thank girls and parents for cooperation. Refreshments offered by Miss Schramm after judging for eighteen members. Notable attendees included Miss Frances Eckerl county extension agent and several local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dombach
Nuss Margaret Burkley
Lorain County Fair
Wesley Soniston
Zelda Schramm
Lois Eldred
Filipino Move To Retain U S Link Forecast
The Philippines plans a mission to Washington next year to seek better terms under the Tydings-McDuffie act, aiming for a permanent relationship with the United States and extended U.S. market protection. President Quezon signals a cautious reexamination after Nov. 15 elections as U S business circles praise a 1960 trade arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Commonwealth
Washington
Philippines
United Press
Congress
United States
Islands
Roosevelt
Joint Preparatory Committee On
com_mittee
Manuel L. Quezon
U.S
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
McNutt
Commonwealth
Quezon
H. E. Heacock Co
Escolta
Sam J. Wilson
U S Investments in Philippines Grow in Far East Market
Department of Commerce reports United States investments in the Philippines at end of 1938 topped 92 million dollars, up from 1929, with Americans leading Far East investments. Trade in early 1938 shows exports totaling about 176 million with gold shipments of 25 million, 80 percent of non gold exports to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Lago
Department of Commerce
United States
Philippines
Far
Far East
Philippine Bureau of Commerce
Islands
Forget-Me-Not Club Party At Dover Center
Mrs. George Aberling hosted the Forget-Me-Not Club gathering with a Thursday afternoon party. Cards were the main diversion. prizes went to Mrs. Lawrence Heckel and Mrs. Julius Forthover. A red and blue color scheme, luncheon, and seating for 12 completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
George | Aberling
Lawrence Heckel
Julius 'Forthover
Owen McKenney
Louis Dechant
Nother
Real Estate Transfers Listed by The Land Title Guarantee
Real estate transfers filed August 5 1938 by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company list transfers in Avon Lake Lorain Oberlin Wellington and Lorain area including subs in Avondover Beach Subdivision and Moore's Addition Lorain. Transactions show Squire to Pearson Waterman to Waterman Chapin to Walker Kopachy to Pandy Lipp to Kurawski Kaiser to DuRoss Sherman to Widdowson Fletcher to Stencil and reciprocal transfers between Fletcher and Stencil with multiple sublets in Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land ‘Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
S. H. Squire
Peter B. Pearson
Avondover Beach
Avon Lake Village
Charles H.T. Waterman
Allyn Jo Waterman
Russia Township
Joseph W. Chapin
Dorothy Walker
Johns Street
Wellington
Eugene Kopachy
Julius Pandy
Reid Avennue
Lorain
Anthony Lipp
Joseph Kurawski
14Th Street
George H. Kaiser
Ella FE. du- Ross
Playground progress and local games in South Amherst
South Amherst reports a new sand box and upcoming table tennis at the playground. Frank Big assists supervisor Russel Moser. Paul Novac's team defeated Lorain Central Field Jr. 4 to 2 in a softball game Friday. Village Council to meet this evening at the town hall. Residents urged to weed their properties, especially along streets. South Amherst American Legion held a regular meeting with favorable reports and plans for a joint picnic at Rechsteins on Sunday August 28. Social hour followed adjournment.
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Playground News
South Amherst
Frank Big
Russel Moser
Paul Novac
Lorain Central Field Jr
South Amherst American Legion
Rechsteins Words
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Columbia University
Jack Ward
Gotham
Manhattan
Mets
Ward
Tagg
Dorothy Deft
Iris
Myra Kight
Leyton
England
Leyton Girls’ High School
tAcme
Penney's
C.penney Company , Inc
Eliot Jones
Transportation and Public Utilities
Stanford University
Radcliffe
Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe College
U. S
Radcliffe Athletic Asociation
Mildred Madden
Lorain County Home & Window Cleaning CO
Princeton
Hugh Greer
Court St
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Company
Louis Gurhin
Glenvill Hospital
Martinick
Melvin Weikel
Bobby
G. Eberling
Frances Fletcher
Roosamond B. Stencil
Erie Avenue
Rosamond B. Stencil
Frances H. Fletcher
Moore
Amherst
Legion
Woman OF Today
Rough Dry Cleaning Service
Hygrade Day Cleaners
Middle Avenue
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