Estate of Unfrocked Bishop Worth $525000
The estate of the late Rev. William Montgomery Brown of Galion, once a bishop, was valued at $525000 at a probate hearing. Included is $110000 in personal property held in trust from the Mary S. Bradford estate, with real estate valued at $400000, largely in Cleveland, producing about $15000 yearly.
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Cochran Leads London Flair in New York Scene
New York Day By Day reports Charles B Cochran, the London producer, wrapping up a U.S. visit. He blends British polish with American graft, famed for hits like Noel Coward's Cavalcade and rivaling Ziegfeld and Erlanger in showmanship.
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Will Rogers' Frugal Style Spared by Wife Betty’s Hand
The article recalls Will Rogers in ranch life attire, often in faded overalls and a worn blue workshirt. Betty Rogers kept him from slipping into town in casual dress, forcing him to spruce up and avoid formal tails, often swapping old for new as a practical habit.
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Bent Bent a ef tee Sea pee contes are in for a bad time
A tense scene unfolds as Stephen speaks of imminent trouble while Elizabeth gazes at a gaunt white building on a distant hill, the yellow landscape forming a bleak backdrop to their uneasy moment. The exchange hints at looming danger or challenge ahead.
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Elizabeth Allen Arrives at Syrian Doctor Morris Sanatorium
Elizabeth travels from New York to Beirut to become secretary to Dr. Morris at a distant sanatorium. Stephen Payne, the doctor’s wary young assistant, warns of a peculiar household as Elizabeth encounters a stark white, oppressive building and a terse reception by Dr. Morris. The scene ends with Elizabeth awaiting an audience as the mystery deepens.
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Moon Bird Whistler Loiters in Town Lapse
A nameless figure roams the town wearing a nock tie and worn shoes as an early morning whisperer plays the Moon Bird melody on a ledge. He grins, spins away, leaving a vague sense that the world might be okay after all.
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Copyright McNaught Syndicate
Fordham or Alabama Appears Set for Rose Bowl Bid
Berkeley Calif November 24 With Pittsburgh eliminated from fans choice California's selection for a Rose Bowl opponent narrowed to Fordham or Alabama. No word from Kenneth Priestley on plan changes as Pitt declined the long trip. Fordham would be a Pasadena debut with Jim Crowley leading a strong offense against the Californians. Alabama remains a familiar opponent option.
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Sponge in Horses Nostrils Shocks Melbourne Race
At Prince Park yesterday two horses showed nasal sponges causing concern. White Sund, owned by W O Johnson, and another entry named Mas ter Lad were inspected after veterinary Dr Wed Mccarthy found a sponge in White Sund and later in Master Lad. Mas ter Lad was slated for the sixth race.
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Possible dark horses in Rose Bowl selection discussed
New Year’s Day game discussion notes that top Alabama teams rarely lose in the Rose Bowl. Dartmouth’s Indians and Minnesota were floated as dark horses, but Dartmouth reportedly did not want the game and Big Ten rules blocked Minnesota. Duke faced conference opposition.
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Cleveland Barons Set To Host Springfield In Clash Tomorrow
Cleveland Barons plan a home three game stretch starting Wednesday against the Springfield Indians at the Arena. Coach Bill Cook aims to spark scoring as the Barons seek their second IAHL win, while facing Providence Reds Sunday and Syracuse Stars on the road.
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Duel to the Death Sets Montana Count in Turmoil
In Yellowstone County a farmer Robideau says Mike Ikumte killed Kunts and his wife after a wheat dispute. A six year old boy was wounded when Kunts’ wife shot herself. Robideau was arrested as the killer. Authorities cautioned over the inconsistent story and the missing revolver.
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Princeton Names Captain For 1938 Football Team
Princeton, N J November 20 Thomas R Mountain half back from East Orange N J was unanimously elected captain of Princeton s 1938 football team to succeed Charles H Toll Jr of Amherst.
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Thomas R. Mountain
East Orange
Charles H. Toll, Jr
Amherst
Mass Mountain to lead Princeton eleven as backfield man
Mass Mountain becomes the second backfield leader in 71 years at Princeton, stepping into a pivotal role for the team. The milestone marks a historic carryover of Princeton football tradition and signals a change in the offensive leadership for the season.
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