Lois Long Dominates Radio Towns With Lipstick Persona
New York gossip columnist Lois Long, 28, rose to radio prominence with Sunday evening broadcasts. A minister’s daughter and former Lipstick pseudonym writer, she marries Peter Arno in youth and remains closely connected to the New York scene, delivering sharp modern takes with witty self awareness.
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Lois Long
Miss Long
Noel Coward
Dorothy Parker
Peter Arno
Nightlife Echoes Through Postwar New York Clubs
Lucius Beebe recalls a famed stay-out in a moonlit New York night dominated by the Stork Club El Morocco and Tonys. The piece notes around the clock energy of the era and a rising chorus of spring plans amid the city’s glare.
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Cocktail Queen Elvira Peroni Beats Greek Scholar Bartender
Elvira Peroni, Italian born and College of Tereno graduate, runs a West 70s restaurant and presides as her own bartender reading original Greek and blending sundry fizzes for friends. Burgess Meredith, Rialto’s No 1 Boy, captivates theater crowds with realism as his fame grows. Doris Dudley’s daughter rises in film amid praise and a newborn newsboy dream.
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Ile
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Destiny
Evening outfits salvage from winter fashions noted
Strictly tailored evening clothes for ladies emerge as sensible salvage from winter excess. In one swift shift the frou frou variants are abandoned, yielding a feminine dinner suit with long skirt, metal cloth shirt waist, and a wool bolero jacket.
Olive Tablets Aid Digestion By Cleaning Stomach
Thousands seek the real cause of stomach upset by targeting clogged intestines and constipation. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are a vegetable remedy that helps bowels function naturally, reducing indigestion. Take one or two at bedtime for relief. available 15c 30c 60c from all druggists.
Develop New Varnish Chicago Innoventor Unveils Fireproof Formula
An inventive material called Varnish Chicago was introduced at the first international house wares hall of science at the Merchandise Mart. The product is resistant to fire acid ammonia and liquor and uses bakelite as a base ingredient.
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Chicago
First International Housewares
Merchandise Mart
Washington Opposes Erection of Statue During Lifetime
The record notes that Washington expressed a wish that no statue be erected in his honor while he was alive, signaling a preference for posthumous tributes rather than contemporaneous monuments.
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Washington
Water debt plan debated by Elyria residents
Voice of the People features a caller who argues Elyria residents owe $10,000 in back water rents and urges turning off water for delinquents. He proposes quarterly meter readings without a minimum charge and suggests paying 50¢ extra with each dollar of back rent to prompt payment.
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Elyria
City Budget Note Mentioned By Loo and Chester
A fragment notes every three months the city would save money, with names Loo and Robert Chester, and an address in Elyria Ohio. The readable text preserves the action and the individuals involved.
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Robert Chester
Elyria
Remarkable Pup Promises Silence Near Lamp Posts
Chicago report notes Bud dy Copenhayer, 12, pledges to keep his mouth shut when near lamp posts after a physician spent an hour freeing his tongue from a post. In Chestertown Maryland James Sheppard is jailed on charges of jail breaking and robbing prisoners and seizing a desk from John N. Bennett. further details follow from Annapolis report dated February 6.
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Chicago
Buddy Copenhayer
Buddy
Chestertown
James Sheppard
Sheff John N. Bennett
Heat in icy Spa Creek dive leaves crew chilled
Professional deep sea divers toiled under fifteen feet of ice topped by twelve inches of ice on Spa Creek as heat grew intense and workers pumped them to the surface while others shivered in bitter cold. In Cleveland the Cuyahoga River bridge rested on jacks for months while rollers were replaced prompting officials to explain the delay. In Cincinnati Robert Floyd, 45, suffered a 1931 sunstroke and died yesterday after an accident while shoveling coal in his basement last December.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Cincinnati
Robert Floyd
Political Leaders Groom Athletes for Roles With Press Agents
Political leaders recruit and train athletes for key positions while press agents replace traditional coaches, signaling a shift in political grooming practices and communications strategy. The approach emphasizes media savvy and public appeal over conventional coaching.
The American Working Tar Faces Adversity
The excerpt notes that the American tar will endure hunger cold and illness but flags a loss of heart as a critical tipping point, implying resilience but warning that morale failures threaten perseverance.
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