Kennedy as London ambassador debated by Boake Carter
Boake Carter argues over the feasibility and desirability of Joseph P Kennedy becoming United States Ambassador to London. He cites Kennedy’s blunt, workmanlike style, warmth toward family, and dislike of red tape, while warning diplomacy may clash with his temperament and the British ruling style. He notes the post’s appeal amid trade talks, war debts, and currency issues.
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Kenne dy could better serve US inside nation says Don
Don argues Keller Kennedy should dedicate efforts to domestic public life rather than seeking the role of United States Ambassador to Britain. He contends Kennedy’s impact would be greater among Americans who understand him, within the United States.
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Carlisle Enjoy Program Carlisle East Carlisle School PTA Meeting
Several hundred parents and children attended Friday evening at the East Carlisle School for the Parent Teachers meeting. The Elyria Auto Club presented a movie on safety in driving while teachers praised pupils for high parent memberships.
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E. D. Anton
Sarabeth Rose
Jack Too
Grace Prrindle
Mable Spaeth
Teichets
George Harrison
Harold Bruce
Sallys
Warjorie Griffen
Louis Hammerick
Betty Bruce
Johnnie
Benny Willis
Myr Hol
Plans To Return To Shansi
Oberlin reports Herbert Van Meter and two other representatives bound for Shansi with plans to return to the Oberlin school. Miss Josephine Hamilton and Miss Charlotte Tinker also moving toward Peiping and Hankow en route to the United States, while John Hamlin joins Hamilton to Hongkong before departure. A son was born December 10 at Elyrian Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Vandemark. Social notes follow with local visitors and illness reports among Elyria Amherst and Grafton Road residents.
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Jack Whitney
Queen Mary Visits Cecil House and Charms Homeless Women
Queen Mary visited Cecil House for homeless women in Holborn England. She sat in an armchair she had donated ten years earlier and asked for the springs to be mended, with instructions to send the bill to her. The event included Mrs Barton and Miss Alline Whitney of Cleveland in attendance.
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London Rules Police Be At Least Six Feet Tall
London authorities mandate minimum height for police officers set at six feet as part of new public safety standards. The measure targets uniform recruitment and aims to ensure physical presence in the force. Officials say the rule will affect recruitment pools and training criteria nationwide within the metropolitan force.
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