Streamlined Trains Aim to Help U C Railroads
Kansas City, media report three Midwest lines the Union Pacific, Kansas City Southern, and Burlington studying streamlined passenger trains to win back riders from air and bus travel. Union Pacific plans a three-car flyer at 60 to 110 mph, cutting Chicago to Los Angeles time from 61 to 62 hours. Burlington targets 110 to 125 mph and daylight runs on the Chicago to Lincoln route, with curves rebuilt and an 80 mph schedule. Kansas City Southern weighs a similar test. experts say it could revolutionize rail travel if successful.
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New York Winter Garden opens with slim free tickets noted
A New York stage scene shows dwindling free tickets at the Winter Garden for opening night with only 61 compliments. Joe Cook spent $660 for 100 guests while critics press for stricter lists as bankers finance theatres and royalty fades. The piece also recalls Upton Sinclair and a grim, decaying Wendel house on 39th Street with a ghostly past and a midnight letter routine by Miss Ella.
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1933 Hollywood and crime linked headlines
Burmah White is sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for part in robberies tied to California bandit Tom White. Items note celebs like David Warfield and George Arliss, fashionures, hotel finances, and quirky anecdotes from Edith Rocke feller McCormick to Glen Frank suggesting renaming the Midwest as the central empire.
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Doug Fairbanks, Jr
London
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Chifton Webb
Pat Campbell
Moon Beam
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New York
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Avon Lake Silver Tea at Church
Avon Lake November 9 Women’s League held a Silver Tea at the Congregational church with an in depth program. Mrs. Wm. Bishop gave a book review on The Good Earth, Miss Frances Bement spoke in Chinese costume, Miss Rena Titus and Mrs. Wayne Black sang, Mrs. Eaton served tea, and guests enjoyed tea and small cakes.
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Pomona Grange meeting and Needle Guild note
South Ridge reports attendance at a Pomona Grange meeting in Menrietta Grange Hall. The Needle Guild Society is rescheduled to Wednesday November 6 with Mrs. Earl Dehn. Various local residents guests and visits are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Lightfoot and daughter Mary Low of Detroit, and other family visitors to several homes on Town Line road and nearby counties.
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Peggy Smith
Columbus
Allen Smith
Frank Wagner
Luther Lucas
Tena Brown
Snyder
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Archie Spade
Curtis Duff
Ruth Mitchell
Mabel Wilker
Lorain
Everett Chapman
Cleveland
Ralph Williamson
Fred Beck
Elmer Meilander
Laura Meilander
Bay Village
Fred McLaughton
Soucay
H. C. Wielefield
Mra
August Lange and Son Jr
Camden
F. A. Engersol
Stanley Wagersol
Kipton
Valentine Cook
Town Line Road
Charles Dehn
Mabel
L. W. Spiegelberg
Moral ideals fail to reform Athenians and Nero era intellects
Socrates preached glorious moral doctrines that did not turn Athenians into moral beings. Seneca echoed splendid ethical maxims likened to the Apostle Paul, yet his friend Nero and contemporary Rome were rife with ethical monstrosities.
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