New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre
Personal columns from New York recount fond memories and witty asides on public figures venues and culture. The author notes lively anecdotes about Marlene Dietrich Alice Longworth Lloyd George and other notable names while reflecting on past work and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Piffie
Marlene Dietrich
Will Hogg
Arthur Somers Roche
Steve Tilton
San Luis Obispo
Kitty Kendall
Grantland
Rice
Dudley Field Malone
Dickens
Washington
Alice Longworth
la Perouse
Sinclair Lewis
Wilfo
10 Downing Street
Lloyd George
Guy Lombardo
James Murray Allison
Planter’s
St Louis
Gibson's
Cincinnati
Denver
Brown Palace
Stage musings and high spirits from a 1935 entertainment fan
A breezy collection of celebrity captions and personal memories from 1935. The writer recalls George Arliss, Lucille Gleason, Fred Astaire, Claudette Colbert, Garbo, Booth Tarkington, and more, mixing stage and screen figures with hotel lore, dinners, and a glance at New York culture. Cultural notes include Marguerite Mooers Marshall, Elsa Maxwell, Fritzi Scheff, and Peter Arno, with reflections on journalism, ads, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biscuit
George Arliss
H. G. Wells
Harry Burton
Cosmopolitan
Lucille Gleason
Fred Astaire
Chips
Belmont Hotel
Marguerite Mooers Marshall
Opie Read
New York
Port Arthur
Chinatown
Anna Mayrons
Dex Fellowes
Booth Tarkington
Leon Wilson
Claudette Colbert
Garbo
Rouen
Zoe Beckley
Treasury
Saltarellos
Jimmy Savo
Elsa Maxwell
Merle Oberon
Fritzi Scheff
Mickey Mouse
Peter Arno
Lew Lehr
Priest with ship master papers sails as floating church
London cleric Father J. Rockiff visits the United States and is said to be the only Catholic priest with ship master's papers. On the schooner Ateenea, he serves as a roaming pastor, carrying the gospel to major ports across the South Seas from his floating church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J. Rockiff
London
United States
Ateenea
South Seas
Feverish Armament Programs Across European Nations
The article surveys growing armament efforts among European states small and large alike. Netherlands trains to guard the Wilhelmina Canal while Belgium fortifies forts and defenses. Antwerp and Ghent receive new fortifications and systems. Poland rises as a military hinge, and Switzerland plans army reorganization to preserve neutrality amid Danube troop movements. Despite tensions, the piece notes a fragile peace and questions the allure of another war.
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Italy
France
Germany
Netherlands
Wilhelmina Canal
Belgium
Antwerp
Ghent
Poland
Sejm
Switzerland
Danube
Europe
Wise Keep Out Of War Zones
Opinion argues for a Roosevelts ban on travel to war zones and an embargo on munitions to reduce involvement in war. It recalls the Lusitania sinking and warns Americans to avoid danger, urging prudent restraint in conflicts abroad. It emphasizes staying away when hostilities begin and valuing self preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Europe
New York Harbor
Washington
Picture of the average American leisure habits
The National Recreation Association portrays a quiet home life for the typical American. Reading, radio, and occasional cinema dominate, with modest socializing, light personal projects, and limited candy or gum purchases. Music interest appears small, and overall life is a homey, orderly portrait.
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Micawber
National Recreation Association
Two Suggestions on War Policy by General Johnson
General Hugh Johnson proposes two practical war policies drawn from World War I lessons. First, pass laws to remove war profits and mobilize money and civilian manpower alongside soldiers. Second, define neutral rights and duties clearly while severing commercial entanglements that pull the nation into conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh §. Johnson
Europe
Congress
Senate
State Department
Noted milestones in medicine and science on a history page
A nostalgic recap lists Pho cian and Plutarch era feats including Dr Crawford Williamson Lane’s ether anesthesia in 1842 under a mulberry tree in Jefferson Georgia and Descartes Newton connections. It also touches Descartes birth 1596, FitzGerald poetry, Perry open door to Japan, and 1903 wireless Atlantic news with brief bios of Haydn Bunsen Gogol Astor Swanson Pope Dieterich Hammond and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Crawford Williamson Lane
James M. Venable
Morton
Massachusetts
Alaska Purchase Realigns Russian Far East in 1867
On March 30 1867 Secretary of State William H Seward faced criticism for the treaty that ceded 586000 square miles of Russian territory including Alaska and the Aleutians to the United States for 37200000. Russia surrendered its last possession in the western Russian colony.
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William H. Seward
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
U. S
Russia
Notable 19th Century Authors and Figures Listed
A compiled obituary style list notes Anna Sewell born 1839 British writer of Black Beauty who received only 100 pounds of earnings from millions of copies. Also mentioned are American historian Joan Fiske born 1842 French poet Paul Verlaine born 1844 American sculptor Joe Davidson born 1883 and Clifford Beers born 1876 who founded the mental asylum reform movement after time in an asylum.
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Anna Sewell
Joan Fiske
Paul Verlaine
Joe Davidson
Clifford Beers
Golden Legion Bible Reading and Psalm Reflection
A religious reading on Psalm themes and the impact of scripture on memory and guidance. The piece reflects a devotional mood, cites hymns attributed to Teane Watts, and contemplates cherishing days and seeking wisdom through biblical verses. It notes the enduring presence of divine grace and prayers for generations.
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Baeme
Jong
Hearing Set For Monday In Thomas Case
The civil service commission will hear charges against former Ohio penitentiary warden P. E. Thomas on April 1 in Columbus. The date follows a Court of Appeals ruling that the commission may inquire into all charges made by Welfare Director Margaret Allman.
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Columbus. O
P. E. Thomas
Ohio Penitentiary
Civil Service Commission
Court of Appeals
Thomaz
Margaret Allman
Centenarian Laughs When Hit By Auto in Cleveland
In Cleveland an elderly man named George Hervian was struck by a car just two days before his 100th birthday. He survived with minor injuries and smiled, joking that the incident might have interrupted plans for his milestone celebration. An estate valued at 1,655 was reported in connection with the event.
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Cleveland
George Hervian
Meriyan
Carong
Aras
Tomisht
The Strongest Man Stands Most Alone, Says Tbsen
A quotation attributed to Tbsen declares the strongest man is not the most societal, but the one who stands most alone. The line emphasizes individual resolve and independence as true strength.
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U. S. Bureau of Dairy Industry
George Clinton
Jefferson
Madison
John C. Calhoun
J. Q. Adams
Jackson
Socety
Tbsen
Notable Anniversaries and Historic Dates Dense List
A compact list highlighting anniversaries and birth death notes for figures such as Maimonides, Francisco Goya, Samuel B. Maxey, John Fiske, Charles Waldstein, Marry M. Calkins, plus events like the Alaska purchase treaty, the 15th Amendment, daylight saving time first nationwide implementation, Mussolini’s actions against Catholic youth, and a Manitoba birth reference.
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Maimonides
Spain
Francisco Jose de Goya
Samuel B. Maxey
U. S
Tomkinsville
John Fiske
New England
Hartford
Conn
Glouceeter
Mass
Sir Charles Waldstein
Enshed
New York
M. Calkins
Wellesley College
Hartford, Conn
Obscure Obituaries Honor Early 20th Century Notables
Brief obituary fragment honoring Edward Jackson of Chester County Pennsylvania born 74 years ago and Chilord W. Beers of New York founder of the mental hygiene movement born in New Haven Connecticut 44 years ago. Also mentions DeWeil Hopper as an oldtime figure.
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New York City
Jo Davidson
John N. Norwood
Alfred Univ
N. Y
England
Edward Jackson
Surfron
Deaver
Chester Co
Chilord W. Beers
New York
Mental Hygiene Agvement
New Haven
Conn
Azo DeWeil Hopper
Self-confidence as index of this day
A reflective note warns that pride or disappointment may hinder natives today from seizing opportunities. It stresses unrestrained self satisfied conceit as a danger to progress.
Notable birth anniversaries of public figures listed
Claude A. Swanson secretary of the navy born Swan sonville aged 73. U S Senator William H. Dieterich Illinois born Coop ers town aged 59. U S Senator Francis T Maroney Conn born Meriden aged 41. John Hays Hammond mining engineer born San Francisco aged 0. James M. Cox Ohio ex governor and presidential candidate born 65. U S Senator James P. Pope Idaho born Louisiana aged 51. Gypsy Rodney Smith evangelist born 75.
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Franz Joseph Haydn
Robert W. E. Bunsen
Nicholai Gogol
William Waldorf Astor
John Hays Hammond, Sr
Richard Harding Davis
Soldiers of Fortune
Claude A. Swanson
Secretary of Navy
James P. Pope
Idaho
William H. Dieterich
Illlinois
Swansonville
U. S
Ilinois
Cooperstown
Francis T. Maroney
Conn
Meriden
John Hays Hammond
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Ohio
Born on this day foretells strength and high achievement
The text states that persons born on this day tend to rise to great heights with probable high positions in life. It mentions success, honor, influential friends, and executive ability regardless of station, indicating a strong potential for leadership and prominence.
Training ship sails for Hawaii with cadets pending funding
The California State training ship of the California Nautical School sails for Hawaii on April 1. If the Legislature provides sufficient money, the ship will continue to China with its cadets.
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San Francisco
California
California Nautical School
Hawaii
China
Goose Creek to hold 72nd election in six years
In Goose Creek Texas the city will stage its 72nd election in six years on April 2. Mayor C R Myer faces his sixth bid in 10 years. Two councilmen will be elected.
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Goose Creek
Texas
C. R. Myer
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