American Woman Runs Major Paris Newspaper Empire
Madame Paul Dupuy formerly Helen Browns of New York City now controls her late husband’s Paris papers the Excelsior and Dimanche Illustre. She describes her lifelong interest in newspapers and her rise from schoolgirl observer to publisher wife of former French senator and editor.
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U.S
Paris
Paul Dupuy
Helen Browns
New York City
le Petit Parisien
Excelsior
Dimanche Illustre
Madame Dupuy
The
World and the Sun
Dupuy
Atlantic
Dont Make a Toy Out of Baby Babies Have Nerves
Advice on infant care warns against overstimulation of babies by constant handling and play. Notes that excessive handling can cause fretfulness and sleep problems, recommending shorter handling, calmer care, and Castoria as a calming aid with a physician endorsed record and a promotional claim of 25 million yearly bottles.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Madame Dupuy trains three children in family newspaper business
Madame Dupuy, still active after a recent operation, runs her office with son Paul and three children Jean 18 Jacques 17 and Gladys 16 learning the trade by working at the desk. She plans America training for deeper newspaper experience and praises French and American women.
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Madame Dupuy
Dupuy
Paul
Jean
Jacques
Gladys
America
France
Bois
Bex
Change In Russia Inevitable Says Exiled Leader
Paul Milyukov, former Russian political figure now in exile, told Sturges hall listeners that Russia faces an impending change. He blamed Stalin for policy shifts away from peasants and warned of famine unless peasants regain support. He proposed foreign intervention, peasant uprisings, or a silent revolution as paths to overthrow Bolshevism. Professor Henry David of Chicago will lecture on Molire tonight at 7 30 in the Men’s Building auditorium with readings illustrating his talk.
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Oberlin
Russia
Paul Mlyuhoff
Sturges Hall
Stalin
Trotzky
Milyukoff
Henry David
University of Chicago
David
Molere
Freshman Dramatic Association Presents Dover Road Tonight
The Freshman dramatic association will present Dover Road by A A Milne this evening and continue tonight. The youth group plans a second show later this week.
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Freshman Dramatic Association
Dover Road
A. A. Milne
Former River Raider Faces Three Year Bribery Sentence
Cleveland May 17 Ralph Wilcox former Rocky River city raider was sent to county jail facing a three year penitentiary term after the court of appeals refused to set aside his bribery conviction. Baer sentenced him for allegedly accepting a bribe from Mrs Mary Wolinski with an appeal planned to the State supreme court.
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Rocky Etc. Et River
Cleveland
Ralph Wilcox
Rocky River City
Court of Appeals
Wilcox
George P. Baer
Mary Wolinski
State Supreme Court
Freshmen Stage Largest High School Play Yet
The freshmen present the biggest production this year in the high school auditorium. They built the scenery and planned the costumes for the show tomorrow night.
Village Council Passes Billboard Ordinance on Final Reading
The village council approved a billboard ordinance on its third reading requiring council approval of billboard locations and a permit from the village manager before erection. The White Way ordinance was tabled to the next meeting. A letter from Mrs. Hurguer thanked council for a $100 donation to the New York Central park landscaping program.
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Hurguer
New York Central Park
Centenarians Share Rules For Growing Old Gracefully
Boston May 17 centenarians offer ten rules for a long, happy life based on over a century of experience. Interviewed range from 100 to 104 years old, all born during John Quincy Adams administration, stress happiness hard work and moderation with simple home cooking and plenty of sleep. The group includes Annie Dodd 104 Winchester Mass Lehrelet Logee 102 Central Falls R I Mrs Susan Northend 101 Salem Mass and others. Despite belief that turning 70 invites pensions they stay active and in good health beyond 100 with varied ages and states.
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Boston
John Quincy Adams
Centenarians
Annie Dodd
Winchester
Mass
Lehrelet M. Logee
Central Falls
R. I
Susan Northend
Salem
Almatia Bennett
Chicopee Falls
Catherine Shea
Holyok
Elzira Webber
Reading
Charles W. Bradley
Rochester
N. H
Margaret Maggowan
Stoughton
Eli B. Rockwell
Burlington
Susan Cutting
Brattleboro
Prince Carol Arrives in Brussels With Mme Lupescu
Prince Carol of Roumania, barred from England, arrives in Brussels to be with Mme Lupescu. The prince, who renounced his right of succession, travels as political tensions and royal rumors swirl around his European movements.
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Prince Carol
Brussels
Prince Carol of
Carol Heads to Chateau D Ardenness After England Departure
The throne of his fatherland. Driven by love for the red-haired Mme Lupescu, Carol left England yesterday and went to the Chateau D Ardennce this morning. He has refused to state his future plans.
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Mme. Lupescu
England
Carol
Chateau D’ardennce
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