Roosevelt to push securities control bill next week
Washington reports administration advisors are rushing a federal securities control measure to curb blue sky schemes. The plan, awaiting final details, would require promoter disclosures, prohibit concealment of material facts, and force refunds with interest where misrepresentation is shown.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Interet
Crminal
Ihewtsa
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Daniel Roper
Thompson
Lord Kylsant
Empire
Krueger
Department of Justice
Community Socials and Visits Fill Elyria Area
Local residents attend glee club practice at Day's Studio in Elyria and visit relatives across Oberlin, Wakeman, and Lorain. People named include Virginia Blackwell Jariellvidson Florence Emars Edith Hudson, Mr and Mrs George Bickel, Ruth Morgan, Mary Bickel, and others enjoying dinners, calls, and family weekends.
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Kipton
Genn Qgtreim
Virginia Blackwell
Jariel Lvidson
Florence Emars
Edith Hudson
Elyria
Henry Moehi
Hlymai
George Bickel
Calla Bronson
Loveland
Pronson
Nettie Wood
Georgia Gitlin
Jack Coon
Oberlin
H. B Cook
Gertrudy Bates
Arthur Bates
Cheago
Ilinois
Hazel and
Gastor
Eulxria
Mr. Brown
Guy Morgan
Harold Lathrop
Operlin
Mary Bickel
Woman’s Sewing Club
Theodore Brunger
Margaret Geist
August Lang Carl Moehl
Wakeman
Willam Brumby Jr
Mr. Brumby
Paul Forner
Lorain
Marblehead
P. E. Harding Glads Reynolds
L. B Hudson
Edith
Vmr
Yred Peabody
Dean Morgan
Suburban Drift Inspires Rural Home Wishes in City News
The March report notes sociological worry over urban pressure pushing old cliff dwellers toward rural living. Residents seek larger plots with cows and garden space, preferring a cottage beyond pavement. Remarks reflect a drift to greener aims and self provisioning.
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New York
Real estate upswing hints at remote living trend
An article notes a trend toward isolated living on remote farms in Maryland, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. It cites an ad seeking a small farm house away from civilization and mentions economists predicting a similar future real estate upswing.
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Ens
Long Island
New Jersey
Verne Porter
Maryland
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Paris Esplanade Lights Anew With Nightlife Spots
The article touts Second avenue as a rise of Parisian style with Cafe Boulevard and outdoor tables, the Russian Kretchma where Tamara sings, Moscowitz's Rou-Manian restaurant, and Yid dish art theaters once led by Kalish and Nazimova, plus foreign film showcases.
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Second Avenue
Paris
Sadeyed
Tamara
Kalish
Nazimova
La Rue Restaurant Closes Amid French Gourmand Decline
In Paris the La Rue restaurant opposite La Madeleine on Rue Roxale has closed, joining rivals Montana-Traiteur and Voisin. The corrugated warehouses sit idle after a year, while Cafe de la Paix struggles with sparse patrons and a so called thumb luncheon.
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Paris
la Rue
Rue Roxale
Montaigne-Traiteur
Voisin
The Music Hall Shifts Tides After New Roxy Opening
The piece notes a shift in entertainment as Weare Holbrook's commentary contrasts a gaudier Bagdad on faubourg St Honore with Radio City gloom. It mentions the Roxy and its openings at the Post Graduate Hospital area signaling change in policy and venue appeal.
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Chro’'s
Bagdad
Faubourg St. Honore
Radio City Enterprises
Weare Holbrooks
Music Hall
Roxy
Post Graduate Hospital
Deaf Boston and letters from dog owners puzzling readers
A fragmentary note from an Arizona desert shack features a line about a deaf Boston named Jay. The text suggests a theme that deafness, like halites, is mainly an issue for others, with playful dark humor about communication barriers and personal absolution.
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Boston
Arizona
Jay
Cook
Notable dog guardian Roman Garland and his two Bostons
Robert Garland keeps two Boston dogs in a Horatio Street penthouse with a terraced plot and garden. The Wendell sisters own a nearby enclosure on the avenue for their pets, making it a premier dog area in town.
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Robert Garland
Metropolis
Horatio Street
Wendell Sisters
Idosyncracies of Hollywoods party chronicle
Donald Ogden Stewart remains Hollywoods most indefatigable party attender. Eugene ONeill vents at a dripping water tap while Richard Bennett endures winter pneumonia year after year.
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Donald Ogden Stewart
Avon Lake Garden Club to Stage Pageant of the Season
Avon Lake Garden Club will present The Pageant of the Season in Avon Lake School auditorium on Tuesday evening March 28. Tickets available from Garden Club members. special invitation extended to all garden club members.
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Avon Lake
Avon-on-the-Lake
Garden Club
Avon Lake School
Jack McClelland Sick With Pneumonia at Home
Jack McClelland is reported seriously ill at his residence on Javeox road due to pneumonia. Local physicians monitor his condition and provide care as family gathers.
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Jack McClelland
Javeox Road
Lionel Glass On Three Week Central States Business Trip
Lionel Glass is on a three week business trip through the Central States traveling for work duties and meetings with regional offices.
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Lionel Glass
Central States
Garden Club Board Meeting Hosts Share Small Talk
Mrs. Frank Kavanaugh of Sunset Avenue hosted the Garden Club gathering on Monday. Gene Marke’s fears of baldness surface amid a humorous hotel clerk exchange. A manager explains a clerk’s delay was due to news he had become a father of twins.
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Garden Club
Frank Kavanaugh
Sunset Avenue
Lobbs
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Weekend Guests Gather Across Cleveland Area
A string of visits highlights the weekend as Avon-on-the-Lake Gatés and Cleveland figures host relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Gata Snetth welcome Neons family and Joe Bring with two children from Sheffield to celebrate at aunt Mrs Jake Stander’s home. Florence Richardeor stays with H. and family. Roberta Bachtel from road visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Bachtel while Thelma Walker and Clarence Peters of Cleveland join Alvin Walker and wife for Sunday meals.
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Gata Snetth
Cleveland
Mra. Pederson
Hunter Road
William Roth
Joe Bring
Sheffield
Jake Stander
Florence Richardeor
Roberta Bachtel
Road
Bachtels
Grange
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promising Health Benefits
A vintage advertisement urges readers to take Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to cleanse the system and tone the liver, claiming benefits for digestion, complexion, and energy. The ad cites a 20 year track record with a vegetable formula and prices 15c 30c 60c.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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Gene Marke
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