Medals Presented To Veterans By Congressman Harter
Congressman Harter presided at Armistice Day services arranging Purple Heart awards for veterans. He honored Gold Star mothers, recalling Lincoln and the proverb about mothers. Medal recipients included veterans designated by the War Department for the Purple Heart and Meritorious Service, among others.
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Congressman Harter
Charles W. Seiberting Jr
Carrison
Army and Navy Union
Srothers
Harter
United States
Lincoln
Meade
War Department
Taar
Merons
John
Rhel
M2ek
LaCamera
Ma Wenefred Simmon
Cro: Comedy Morrow Opens at Ff Stary Elevates Crooner Meets Princess
A playful comedy opens at the Ff theater featuring two crooners performing as they cover songs and act out a farcical plot. A haughty princess is met in an elevator leading to humorous misunderstandings and musical numbers.
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Bing Cro
2 Crooner
Three Kids and a Queen at Capitol Theatre Tomorrow
Action preview for the Capitol Theatre showing Three Kids and a Queen opens tomorrow at 21 with background scenes from a man's home and a New York tenement. Star Mar Robson headlines as the plot centers on a man losing control of his life.
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Capitol Theatre
New York
Mar Robson
Radio Programs Preview for TESDAY November First
A fragmented radio listing outlines programs on stations including 1390 and 14582 WIAY. It mentions hosts Lacie Bud, Burk Rogers, and Marge News Palace with a mix of music, news, and variety segments such as Studio Pop Concert, Princess Marie Helen Mount, and Cavalcade Time.
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Weak
Lacie Bud
Lick Tracr
Burk Rogers
Strange 3Aurt
Marge News Palace
Kate & Boke Carte
Lavender
Lace Crime
Clacs
Tibbere
Giles Gray
Ethel Aed ‘Sen
Marth Holmes
Helen Wrast
Princess Marie Helen Mount
Gest Waitz
Explorer II Flight Ends In Mile High Stratosphere Reach
The Explorer II crew led by Stevens and Hare completed a high altitude ascent, sealing a remarkable near suborbital reach as the gondola released helium and cooled fabric folds. Weather concerns and preparation kept the expedition poised for possible next year if cold conditions forced a pause.
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Earth
Stevens
Narth
Ath Dakota
Imaies
Ted
Ta Sis
Oberlin Students To Present The Sorcerer
Oberlin College officials announce two nights of Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Sorcerer at Finney Chapel under Dramatic Association auspices with Oberlin Conservatory support. J Stanton McLaughlin directs. Conrad trains principals. Mesty leads the chorus. a 21 member student cast from Ohio and nearby states performs.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Gilbert
Sulliven
Finney Chapel
Oberlin College
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Sul Hiran
J. Stanton McLaughlin
John EL. Conrad
Rofes
WLEB
Breckenridge
Mussolini Moves to Deny Italy From League Trade
The text details Mussolini proposing broad sanctions on League members and non members, listing commodities to be restricted including wheat, textiles, metals, and ores. It notes potential decrees to block copper and cobalt, and mentions a Fascist grand council preparing for a final survey before League penalties take effect.
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Ders
United States
Egypt
Italy
Leazue
Mussolini
Sunda
Aion
League
Londos admits playing for City College under assumed name
Chicago Tribune reports Ted Londos, former professional football player, admitted he attended City College of New York this year under an assumed name and played for the New York eleven. Coach Benny Friedman ordered him off the squad. Londos returned home to Oak Park. He won’t reveal the alias. Londos says he played for the Aurora Yellowjackets in 1931 and 1932 and earned $36 per game, with other college offers, including a $200 bid from an Iowa school.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Ted Landos
City College of New York
New York Eleven
Londos
The
Tribune
Benny Friedman
City College
New York
Friedman
Oak Park
Shotton Named Columbus Pilot In National Association Swap
George M. Trautman, Columbus Red club president, announced a manager swap between two St. Louis farm affiliates of the Carolina system. Shotton, 52, begins as Columbus manager after a long major and minor league career including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia ties. his first duty is attending the upcoming National Association of minor leagues meeting in Dayton.
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CS O
St. Louis Carolina
George M. Trautman
Columbus Red
Columbus
Burc Skhetran
Red Wings
Serds
Ray Blades
Pemnnants
Shouton
East Liverpool
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Washington
Vis St. Louis Cardinals
Shottos
Cardinals
Phils
Philadelphia Nationais
Shotton
Cincinnati Reds
Phillies
Genter
National Association of Minor Leagues
Dayton
Golf Introduced to Russia by Leonard Macomber
A Moscow cable dispatch reports Leonard Macomber of Chicago introduced golf in Russia on a near outdoor course near Moscow at Silver Forest Park. A large crowd of Russians applauded and Soviet plans to build more courses were noted. The text then speculates a future dispatch about Macomber’s possible Siberian sentence, framed humorously by a Commissar, contrasting with golf lore.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Moscow
Russia
Leonard Macomber
Chicago
Silver Forest Park
Sara
Moscos
Zolf
Siberian
S. Popovitch
Macomber
Fines Assessed for Intoxication in Elyria Arrests
Fines of five dollars and rests for intoxication were assessed today by Major W H Vanoster against Charles Noisy Davis Alfred Fritchie Jr James Crozier and Russell Koehn all of Elyria. They were arrested over the weekend. There was no court yesterday on account of Armistice Day.
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W. H. Vanoster
Charles
Noisy) Davis
Alfred Fritchie, Jr
James Crozier
Russell Koehn
Elyria
Dar
Golf satire mocks five year plans and Bolshevik spins
The piece lampoons Soviet planning by imagining Macomber teaching golf to Russians. It humorously critiques five year plans, the Ogpu, and Comrade Stalin, while picturing sartorial clashes with plus four pants and eccentric dress. The tone blends sports wit with political caricature.
Mrs. Arnold Turns Pro in Tennis Debut at MSG
New York reports Ethel Burkhardt Arnold a 4 foot 11 inch tennis star from Los Angeles has turned professional. Promoter Bill O'Brien announced the move today. Arnold will debut January 11 at Madison Square Garden against an unnamed opponent and then join the Elsworth Vines and Bill Tilden group. She is the first top woman to turn pro since Suzanne Lenglen and Mary Browne a decade ago.
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New York
Ethel Burkhardt Arnold
Los Angeles
Bill O’brien
Arnold
Kar Stammers
Madison Square Garden
Elsworth Vines
Bill Tilden
Tilden O'Brien
Suzanne Lenglen
Mary K. Browne
Thoroughbreds Sold at Shoshone Stud in Lexington Sale
Eighty six thoroughbreds once owned by W. R. Cos changed hands for 201050 at auction. Pompey fetched the top price, sold to A. B. Hancock of Paris Kentucky and C. A. Sion of Stone Farm for 249900. Osculator went to Valdia Farms Houston for 18090.
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Lexington
Eigty
W. R. Cos
Pompey
Lacrsman
Osculator
Pompeius
A. B. Hancock
Paris
C. A. Sion
Stone Farm Association
Virja
Valdiia Farms, Inc
Houston
Tex
Wildcats Drill Northwestern After Notre Dame Victory
Northwestern players held a one hour drill inside the stadium as celebrations followed their win over Notre Dame. Sam Paprich, veteran tackle, may miss the rest of the season due to an injury from Saturday.
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Wildcats
Evanston
Notre Dame
Northwestern University
Sam Paprich
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Larden
Northwestern
Shakespeare
Larden
Peters
Kopsirk
Lautar
Carideo
Pfefferle
Army
Interest in Economics Increases at Harvard
Cambridge Mass Harvard University enrollments in arts and sciences show rising interest in economics government and sociology among college students. Other growing courses include psychology history English and music.
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Cambridge
Mass
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Harvard University
Canada employment rises sharply in September to October
Employment in Canada grew by 22 040 workers from Sept 1 to Oct 1, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports. It marks the largest month to month increase so far this year, signaling stronger labor market momentum across the country.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Potato Program May Be Abandoned Amid Price Concerns
Washington reports a 12,000,600 bushel cut in 1935 potato production fueling indications the government may drop the program to raise prices. J B Hutson, chief of the potato section, said price levels mean growers have little incentive to participate, though administration preparations will continue. frost and freeze damage in October reduced estimates by about three percent, hitting late-harvest states hardest.
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Washington
J. B. Hutson
Agriculture Departemer Trap Reporting Board
Amiens Moves To Honor English Art Critic Jo Ruskin
A movement in Amiens aims to honor Jo Ruskin, English art critic, widely admired for his remark calling Amiens Cathedral the Bible of Amiens. The note praises his insight into the cathedral as France’s largest, and his belief that ignorance breeds slow progress.
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Amiens
Jo Ruskin
France
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