Roosevelt's Pick Reed for Supreme Court Receives Favorable Outlook
President Roosevelt appears to have chosen Stanley F. Reed of Kentucky for the Supreme Court bench. Washington reports show little opposition as Reed, a capable lawyer who defended New Deal legislation, is seen as fit for the high court. His record will be scrutinized, but current expectations favor swift confirmation and broad approval.
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Supreme Court
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High Tribunal
France Sees Security Crumble as Allies Drift Toward Dictators
France faces a deteriorating security landscape as postwar allies waver, Germany rearms, and the little Entente collapses. Paris orders arms embargoes, loans to Romania and Yugoslavia face strain, while Britain becomes a key partner to counter growing fascist influence across Europe.
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Flanders
Alps
Germany
Czechoslovaka
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Poland
Paris
Italy
Romania
Octavian Goga
Carol
Great Britain
Europe
Night Spots Close Doors Amid Broadway Recession
Three famed New York night spots have shut down due to lack of patrons. One had operated 55 years as a food and entertainment dispensary. another with scantily clad lady entertainers closed earlier in November. A third, hailed as a premier big priced cabaret, also folded. The piece laments recession hurting Manhattan entertainment and predicts reopening when times improve, recalling Tex Guinan and the lure of New York nightlife.
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New York City
Broadway
Gotham
New York
Prairie States
Manhattan
Tex Guinan
Tex
Roosevelts attack and Japanese prop propaganda rise
A memo satirizing Roosevelts response to Wendell Willkie spurs a White House dispute as officials warn of premeditated aims to break up parent companies. Japanese propaganda in the United States expands via the Peace Society and pamphlets. Saito activity probed. Personal notes mention Sister Hills Alabama win and wage hour bill politics. Army dresses and court moves noted as lobbyists push anti-lynching, flood control, and local unemployment relief shifts.
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Thomas W. Lamont
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China
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World Affairs
Saito
Ambassador Wang
Japanese Chamber of Commerce of
New York
Peace Society
Japan
Manchukuo
Sister Hills
Alabama
Mr Hills
Chietls
Hate
Mr. Hill
A. F. of L
Organized Labor
William Green
Jooh
Tom Heflin
Hills
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US Chamber of Commerce
Department of Justice
Anniversaries of notable figures and events across history
A condensed list marking anniversaries and historical notes from 1749 to 1937. Includes Isaiah Thomas, Lido James, Robert E. Lee, Edgar Allan Poe, Joseph Dabrowski, David Starr Jordan, Retlo Ogden, and events such as joint Oregon occupation, Wilkes Antarctic sighting, Vassar College incorporation, Presidential Succession Act, and notable aviation feats.
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Thomas
Hoston
Worcester
Mass
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Boston
Lido James
Robert E. Lee
Stratford
Lexington
Edgar Allan Poe
Baltimore
Joseph Dabrowski
Detroit
Poland
David Starr Jordan
Cali- Tornia
Gaimesvalle
Tlo Ogden
New York
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Britain
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Antarctic
Vassar College
Pough- Keepsie No
Senate
House
China
Rairoad
Republic of Germany
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Newark N. J
Quartet Recital Set at Oberlin Hall by Conservatory Quartet
A Chamber Music recital by the Conservatory String Quartet at Warner Concert Hall on Thursday Jan 20 at 7:30 P M features the first performance of a string quartet in D minor by Prof Normand Lockwood, famed composer and Swift prize winner. Also on the programMozart string quintet in G minor and Franck piano quintet in F minor with Mary Bennett and William Sokol assisting.
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Oberlin
Conservatory Tring Quartet
Warner Concert Hall
Normand Lockwood
Conservatory
Lockwood
Mozart
Franck
Raymond Cerf
Joseph Kirshbaum
Maurice Kessler
John Frazer
Mary Bennett
William Sokol
Notable Births and Honors in The Church and Army
Speaker born in Phalanx New Jersey fifty one years ago. Sherwood Eddy of New York an author and former Y M C A secretary for Asia born in Leavenworth Kansas sixty seven years ago. Bishop Charles Clingman P E bishop of Louisville Kentucky born in Covington fifty five years ago. Major General Sir Frederick Maurice head of the British Legion born sixty seven years ago.
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Phalanx
N. J
Sherwood Eddy
New York
Asia
Leavenworth
Kans
Charles Clingman
P. E
Louisville
Covington
Sir Frederick Maurice
British Legion
Thoughtful nature promises peaceful contemplation ahead
A reflective character features a studious life with deep affections guiding practical choices. The prose suggests a non practical but not failing path, emphasizing inner uplift through tranquil, contemplative living.
Notable Local Figures Listed by Birth and Role
Dr. Homer P Rainey director of American Youth Commission born in Clarksville Texas 42 years ago Karl Krueger musician and conductor born in New York 44 years ago Orville C Pratt Spokane superintendent of schools born in Marion Ind 65 years ago Alexander Woollcott New York author journalist radio Grafton Lee. CHURCH NOTES GRAFTON At the last regular meeting of the Altar Society Immaculate Conception Mrs Tom Washington re elected president Mrs John Rinders vice president and Mrs Margaret O Connor secretary and treasurer The Society will meet on the 2nd Sunday of the month Last Wednesday St Anns Selling Circle held regular meeting at I C Hall A noon chicken dinner served members working on crochet bed spread Friendship club entertained Thursday at Florence Buckinghams Games trophies to Mrs Iva Kinter Mrs Dorothy McGill Chester Wilczak gift FRIEFS Mr and Mrs Lee Klinect and
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Homer P. Rainey
American Youth Commission
Washington
Clarksville
Texas
Karl Krueger
Kansas City
New York
Orville C Pratt
Spokane
Wash
Marion
Ind
Alexander Woollcott
Friendship Club
Florence Buckingham
Iva Kinter
Dorothy McGill
Chester Wilczak
Meaning of grace in Bible readings and divine aid
A Wednesday Bible reading explains Romans six through eleven on justification by faith and the grace God imparts without overruling human freedom. It argues grace sustains noble aims and moral striving, aided by the Holy Spirit, while allowing individuals to resist if they choose.
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Jesus Christ
Y M C A Boys Organize Basketball League
The Y M C A boys division forms a Junior-Intermediate basketball league with seven intermediate and five junior teams. Herman Geyer says three teams have paid and filed entries. others must file by Friday. Competition is set to begin Saturday.
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Herman Geyer
Geyer
Metzger attends funeral of D Sweet in Cleveland
Clarence Metzger attended the funeral of D Sweet of Cleveland on Thursday. Mr and Mrs J Buckingham were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Tran of Cleveland. Mrs Emily Fran returned home with them after spending several days with her son and wife Mr and Mrs Tran.
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D Sweet
Cleveland
J. Buckingham
Roy Tran
Emily Fran
Tran
Luckies dominate among independent tobacco experts
In Farmville North Carolina Mr Branch Bobbitt a tobacco expert praises Lucky Strike buyers at auctions noting higher tobacco quality boosts profits He claims Luckies suit his three to six year smoking history and cites sworn records showing Luckies have twice as many exclusive smokers than all other brands combined.
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North Carolina
Luckies
Mr. Bobbitt
Bobbitt
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