New Comedy Opens Two Day Engagement At Rivals Theatre
Huddy Rogers and Marian Nixon star in Best of Enemies a new rom ntic comedy at Theatres At The Theatres. The story follows two young lovers whose personal histories intertwine with current events as the play opens tomorrow at Stivoh Theatre.
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Capitol Presents Special Program at Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre hosts an election party and hair style revue for Elyrians tonight. The show features hairstyles worn by famous film stars modeled locally. Election returns will be announced during the event.
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Nash Elyria Co Displays New Nash Cars
Nash Motors announces a formal presentation of entirely new 1934 Nash cars to American motorists. The Elyria showroom of Nash Elyria Co under Oscar G Dunn plans to open to the public, with Nash showrooms across the territory preparing events this week and into the month. Public interest in the new development is described as unprecedented and widespread.
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Mae West in Tin No Angel Featured Courtesy Chronicle Telegram
Through the courtesy of The Chronicle Telegram Mae West stars in Tin No Angel as the headline notes the screening. The note highlights the film and the courtesy origin, implying a public screening or feature presentation backed by the Chronicle Telegram.
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1934 Nash cars debut amid public demand and Speedstream styling
Public interest surged as Nash announced the 1934 line with Twin Ignition Big Six and Advanced Twin Ignition Eight models. The rollout included early demonstrations at major venues and rapid factory progress to meet orders, with new Ambassador and Eight series on extended wheelbases highlighted for performance and styling.
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Radio Programs and Listings on WTAM 1070
A dense, era-typical schedule listing WTAM radio programs and performers for the day. It catalogs orchestras, hosts, time slots, and varied segments from morning to late night, naming many artists and show titles across the broadcast slate. The fragmentary OCR reads like a program grid with hours and acts such as Loyale Orch, Betty Crocker, On Concert Escales Orch, and The Day Sisters, among others.
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MacPhail Likely to Succeed Weil as Reds President
Cincinnati November 7. Larry MacPhail, former Columbus Club president, is close to succeeding Sidney Weil as Cincinnati Reds president after Weil resigned amid heavy financial losses. MacPhail named RR director. Thomas Connor and David C Jones elected to fill two board vacancies. Weil paid about 696 609 for stock in September 1929. stock now taken over by Central Trust Company as collateral.
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Collegiants Rout Skippies In Lopsided Saturday Win
Collegiants Juniors overwhelmed the Skippies 25 to 0 at Richwine Field on Saturday. touchdowns came from Volk and Mahi with strong line play anchoring the effort.
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Michigan Guard Out for Season in Ann Arbor
Michigan guard Cari Savage suffers a fractured foot bone and will miss the rest of the season. He was hurt during a scrimmage with Trinnix and has not played since the opening game.
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Pierman Threatens Bench in Minnesota Shakeup
Minneapolis November 7 coach Bernie Pierman vowed to bench several Minnesota stars after the scoreless tie with Northwestern. Regulars Seidel and Pure Land were named among players possibly replaced in a general team shakeup.
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Purdue injury list grows with four players out
Four Purdue players were on the injured list today as the squad prepared to face Notre Dame. Fullback Fred Heexer and guard Fritz Febel are unavailable, along with tackle Ed Un and end George Dennis, reducing depth for the upcoming clash.
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Barry and Sehyra draw in Holyoke bout by United Press
In Holyoke Massachusetts Donald Red Barry weighed 189 pounds drew with Joe Sehyra of Darton in a boxing match. Stan Palulis defeated Frank Carlo of Athol on points in a separate bout.
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Track and Field Results From United Press Summary
United Press reports scattered track results across the United States. Names such as Rudy Dusek Mays McLain Mike Mazurny and Joe Hubka appear with various placements and nationalities listed in a provisional results digest.
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Monday Rumors At Joy Johnston's Over Rosen-Binom Walker Bout
A rainy Monday session at James Joy Johnston's Madison Square Garden office drew sports writers managers pugilists and insiders as they argue the fate of the Friday heavyweight title bout between Marvin Rosenbloom and Mike Walker in Harlem.
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Controversy Over Rosenbloom Walker Bout Divides Delegates
Reporters describe a session where Rosenbloom’s victory is challenged under Queensberry rules. One dissenting voice from Frank Bachman defends Maxie, asserting all his punches were legal. Images of the bout show slaps and backhand taps, misgivings about referees, and questions about late punches after the bell.
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Cherry Ridge Ping-Pong Results
The Haserodt Jewelers white washed the Kewpee Hamburgers 6 to 0 in a Cherry Ridge ping pong match played last evening. McPherson defeated Houserman 21-13 21-18. Lyons defeated Thoma son 21-14 18-21 21-9. Harper defeated Miliken 21-18 21-13. Dunstan defeated F. Fritz 24-14 21-11. McPherson Lyons defeated Houserman Thompson 21-13 21-10.
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Evanston to End Year With 90 000 Deficit, Finance Chief Says
Evanston and Chicago suburb Evanston will close the year with a deficit of 90 000, announced by City Council finance committee chairman Nan Simpgon. A 25 percent drop in Cook County real estate tax was cited as the principal reason for the shortfall.
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Novel Links Custer to Thunder Shield at Fort Bliss
El Paso Texas notices Frederick Van de Water writes a novel titled Thunder Shield in which General George Custer appears as a slain army officer who would have faced a court martial after the Little Bighorn massacre. The Seventh Cavalry, Custer’s command, is stationed at Fort Bliss.
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Swedish Punch to De Sold in United States After Repeal
Stockholm reports that Swedish brann vin made from potatoes and malt will be imported after repeal. Ernse Lyborg, head of Brattayetem monopoly, warns duties and taxes will curb sales. A bottle may cost about $3 in the United States, limiting demand.
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