Proposals For Federal Reorganization Seek Senate Debate
Proposals backed by President Roosevelt urge reorganizing the executive branch by creating departments directly responsible to the President. The plan centralizes administration, cuts through red tape, and aims to lower costs in government while preserving liberty and free expression. Critics warn against centralized publicity and loss of independent oversight in a vast federal machine.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Score
Washington
Baltimore
Joe
Comptroller-General
Twelve Hour Atlantic Flights and Future War and Peace
A speculative overview discusses twelve hour sea flights reaching 35 000 feet within ten years and 500 mph speeds with sub stratosphere crossings. Igor Sikorsky and Curtiss Wright executives envision giant 20 hour New York to Paris links funded by investment. The piece reflects on commercialization wartime risks and societal progress amid France modernizing its army. It notes Princeton admission changes and questions about football talent and merit and closes with the true cost being life days exchanged for any gain.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Atlantic City
Atlantic
T. P. Wright
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Igor Sikorsky
New York
Paris
Odd Fish in Newspaper Syndicate Waters
New York writer Jay Jerome Williams runs a boys strip under a pseudonym and publishes Parade of Youth in many papers. He owns offices in Washington and a Cherry Dale Virginia estate, supports at risk youths, and keeps Cafes and Lambs connections. A Turkish cafe anecdote ends with a quip about cubebies.
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New York
Jay Jerome Willams
Waters
Washington, D. C
Cherrydale
Boyrville
Williams
Raggedy Lad
Willams
Anniversaries of notable figures and events through history
A compiled list of births and deaths with dates and places for John Davis, Salmon P. Chase, Ethel Lynn Beers, Horatio Alger Jr., William C. Winslow, Justin H. Smith, Alexander Legge, and others. It also notes historical milestones such as Oglethorpe’s colonists in Georgia, Archibald’s impeachment finding, the 1913 U S Senate action, the 1915 Central Italy earthquake, the 1918 blizzard, the 1935 Saar plebiscite, and 1936 Supreme Court tax orders.
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John Davis
Worcester
Mass
Northboro
Salmon P. Chase
Ohio
Lincoln
Treasury
Cornish
N. H
Ethel Lynn Beers
Goshen
Orange
N. J
Horatio Alger, Jr
New York City
Mark the
Chelsea
William C. Winslow
Boston
Justin H. Smith
Boscauen
New York
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Federal Farm Board
Dane County
Wisconsin
Oglethorpe
Georgia
Charleston
S. C
U. S. Senate
Robert W. Archibald
Italy
South
Saar
U. S. Supreme Court
Howard Hughes
Transcontinental run in 9 hours 27 minutes
A vehicle spans the continent from Burbank, California to Newark, New Jersey in nine hours, twenty seven minutes, and ten seconds marking a remarkable cross country milestone.
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Burbank
Cal
Newark, N. J
Noisy street life and stage stars mix in city notes
A pan-handler is rebuked by a passing woman who exclaims she has worked all day and asks what he has done. Noel Coward’s signature style appears on a cued page of a cuest book. John McCormack ends a farewell tour driven by age and sentiment, and William Gaxton stands as Breadway’s luckiest actor with a resurgent reception after mixed reviews.
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Radio City
John McCormack
Dennis McSweeney
McCormack
William Gaxton
White Horse Tavern
Gaxton
Noted Figures Born Around 1900s In Various Fields
Dr. Joseph F. Rock, botanist explorer with the U S Department of Agriculture and born in Vienna fifty three years ago. Prof. James G. Rogers of Yale Law School born in Denver fifty four years ago. Howard S. Palmer, president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad, born in Maine fifty two years ago. Dr. Frederick A. Kolster, radio engineer born in Switzerland fifty four years ago. Kay Francis, screen star born in Oklahoma City Oklahoma thirty one years ago. Harold Stonier, national education director of the American Institute of Banking born in San Jose California forty seven years ago. Lord Arnold, British statesman born fifty nine years ago.
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Joseph F. Rock
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Vienna
James G. Rogers
Yale
Law School
Denver
Howard S. Palmer
N. Y. N. H. & Hartford R. R
Maine
Frederick A. Kolster
Switzerland
Kay Francis
Oklahoma City Okla
Harold Stonier
American Institute of Banking
New York City
San Jose
Cal
Lord Arnold
Character Tendencies of a Philosophy Student
A report notes a possible fine and genial disposition in a student of philosophy with potential for mysticism. It warns of a risk of character weakness that could escape control and lead to dissipation.
Henry Collins Brown a Victorian era hunter of human interest
Henry Collins Brown, famed founder of the Museum of Natural History, author and traveler, is described as a patrician figure living in Murray Hill. The piece portrays him daily in tweed, hat, and cane as he seeks the true mid-Victorian, lamenting how few remain.
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Long Ary
New York
Henry Collins Brown
The
Museum of Natural History
Glad Stone
Murray Hill
Gaxton Marriage Ties Broadway Idol to Madeline Cameron
Gaxton, a matinee idol type, once wed Madeline Cameron seventeen years ago. The marriage linked a Broadway idol with a popular singer and dancer sister, a noted pairing in show business circles.
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Gaxton
Madeline Cameron
Tell a Woman She Looks Like a Movie Star
Hollywood humor from Jimmie Fidler notes how people react to being told they resemble film stars. A deputy in the district attorney’s office, mistaken for William Powell, returned with a changed appearance and voice, prompting a playful suggestion to tell bosses or lovers they resemble stars to spark reactions.
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Hollywood
Fidler
William Powell
D. A
Bil Powell
Powell
Crisp Powell
Robert Montgomery
Warner Baxter
District attorney defends keeping film stars out of public scandals
The district attorney argues he protects stars not only for their sake but to guard the livelihoods of hundreds of workers tied to a star’s career. When a star works, dozens of supporting players, extras, technicians, and laborers rely on those jobs for food and shelter, a point the speaker notes he only realized after hearing the DA’s perspective.
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D. A
Universal Process Stage Doors Signage Echoes Cafe Jest
A brief vignette recalls a scene at Universal where two doors bear stark notices, one urging to use the other and the other declaring no admittance. The memory shifts to a small cafe near RKO where Gene Raymond enters for a break, and a waitress quips about a limited menu offering sinkers and java.
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Universal
RKO
Gene Raymond
Lombard Pranks Gable With Washington Stage Set
Carole Lombard arrived before Clark Gable for a radio broadcast and decorated his dressing room in a political mockup. A large Washington photo and a bigger Gable photo hung beside a placard Fathers of Our Country. She added two small fire trees with preserved cherries and two hatch ets, plus a cuff-note about a theater cashier in love with Bob Taylor.
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Carole Lombard
Clark Gable
Clark
George Washington
Carole
Washington
Gable
Miss Lombard
Bob Taylor
Bing Crosby
Infatuation and tears at the Trocadero night club
A patron was invited to sit with a star, cried and left, missing the encounter with her hero Buddy Rogers. A hat-chock girl followed every star yet loved only one flame. Frank Morgan had a comic moment when he read a ceiling message in a distant club, then stood on a stool to see it.
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Trocadero
Buddy” Rogers
Frank Morgan
McNaught Syndicate
Dover News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Illness
Mrs Jent returned home from Berea hospital after several weeks. Mrs Fred Rosky hosted the Good Time club with prizes won by Mrs June Traxler Mrs Marie Thompson and Mrs Florence James. An oyster supper followed Saturday's I O O F Lodge installation. Horace Bush is ill on Columbus Road. Mr and Mrs Sterling Simonds attended a friend’s funeral in Lakewood Thursday.
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Jent
Berea Hospital
Fred Rosky
June Traxler
Marie Thompson
Florence James
Dover
Dover Man Edward Dietz Dies at 65 in Cleveland Clinic
Edward Dietz age 65 died at Cleveland Clinic after a several week illness. Born in Cleveland he moved to Dover 40 years ago. Survived by wife Sophia Oster four sons Theodore Herman Oliver Clarence two daughters Anns Surman and Helen Fauver and 13 grandchildren. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church East Avon Saturday at 9 AM with burial in church cemetery.
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Edward Dietz
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Dover
Sophia
Nee Oster
Anns Surman
Orth Olmsted
Helen Fauver
Theodore
Herman
Oliver
Clarence
Holy Trinity Church
East Avon
Church
Weekend visit noted for Faaver and Elliott families
On Thursday, J. C. Faaver spent time with his daughter while Nelson Elliott of Kent joined his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott for a weekend visit.
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J. C. Faaver
Nelson Elliott
Kent
Walter Eliiott
Jean Loriquet Pacifist Grandson of Karl Marx Wo World War Figure
Jean Loriquet a French pacifist and grandson of Karl Marx faced potential execution by a French firing squad during World War I after intervention by friends.
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Jean Loriquet
Karl Marx
Bible Readings And Meditations Wednesday Jan 13 Titus 3 8
A devotional passage urges believers to uphold good works as profitable, contrasting modern claims with unworthy pursuits. It cites Macbeths tale as warning about power and lust, urging cleaner souls and a right attitude toward others to see life clearly and pursue belief.
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Macbeth
Pascal
Japan May Suspend Iron Tariff to Aid Industry
Facing a serious iron famine, Japan weighs suspending the current tariff on iron to secure enough materials for full industrial expansion plans. The potential move aims to boost steel production and support economic growth amid shortages.
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Tokyo
Japan
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