New York Day By Day Highlights Swope and Murray Hall Scenes
The column surveys Herbert Swope’s background and NYC leather district scenes, noting Park Avenue and Ossining homes, Leather Mart fronts, and Murray Hall interiors. It also sketches Gaston Pierson’s art work, a Times Square barber quote, and a church wedding of Nickolas M. Parrotta to a New York bride, plus a Congregational Churches conference in Amherst with Ladies Dime Society serving lunch.
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Swope
New York
Clittard Electrical
Herbert
Park Avenue
Ossining
Edward Bowes
Lower Manhattan
Leather Mart
Park Row
Spruce Street
Beckman Street
Doas
Vis
Gaston Pierson
Bedford Hotel
East 40Th Street
France
Gaston
Stasquale
Villa Avenue
Medina Conference of Congregational Churches
South Amherst
The
Ladies Dime Society
Sale of War's Drug Stores Reported in South Amherst
In South Amherst on October 1 witnesses describe the sale of War's Drug Stores with emphasis on Moss Minnae Capasso, daughter of War Sale, and Ralph Ca. Details remain fragmentary in this clipping.
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Marrifi
New York South Amherst
Moss Minnae Capasso
War Sale
Wair’s Drug
Lithe Lite
Mis
Ralph Ca
Get Together Party and PTA Amateur Night Planned
Members and friends of the Methodist Church are invited to a get-together in the church parlors Thursday evening with entertainment and refreshments. The PTA sponsors an Amateur program in the school auditorium Friday evening with prizes and county-wide contestants. Henry Bruce from Los Angeles is visiting his mother, Mrs Anna Alsop. The PTA October meeting will be held in the school auditorium Wednesday evening.
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Methodist Church
Parent-Teachers Association
School Auditorum
Henry Bruce
Los Angeles
California
Hur
Anna Alsop
Higher the smaller Berkeley pocket gopher study
A study reported by the American Society of Mammalogists notes that pocket gophers grow larger in valleys near Pocatello Idaho, but shrink noticeably at elevations around 7000 feet. The finding implies altitude affects body size in these rodents.
Bricker accuses middle men aiding Sawyer in race
Columbus Oct 11 John W Bricker Republican nominee for governor charged that political middle men are aiding Charles Sawyer. Named supporters include Francis Poulson former state Democratic chairman William Boggin tied to last winter’s graft inquiry Hap Wid former highway engineer Jack McCombs and Lloyd Well. Bricker urged purge of the ten percenters from Columbus and challenged Sawyer to name wealthy men in high office. He also proposed preferential premiums for workers over 40 and speedier compensation, plus a three member civil service commission.
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Columbus
John W Bricker
Charles Sawyer
Bricker
Sawyer
Francis W Poulson
William J Boggin
Senate
C E “Hap” Wid
Jack Mr Combs
Lloyd Well
Bricher
Civil Service Commission
Ohioans Named By Lutheran Delegates
Baltimore Md Oct 11 Lutheran delegates at the 11th Biennial Convention named Ohioans for new assignments. Prof Paul H Heizey of Springfield was named to the board of social missions and Francis Seiberling of Akron was chosen for the board of pensions.
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Baltimore
United Lutheran Church
Paul H Heizey
Springfield
Board of Social Missions
Francis Seiberling
Akron
Board of Pensions
Seek Record For Putting Out Fire Seek Record For Putting Out Fire
Cleveland Ohio October 11 Jesse Owens sprint star will attempt a new record Saturday for speed in reporting and extinguishing a fire. A four gas tank of gasoline oil and water will be ignited in Cleveland Public Square near an alarm box. Owens will run the dash and turn in the alarm as fire units race to extinguish the blaze. The measured time from start to extinguishing the blaze will set the record.
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Cleveland
Jesse Owens
Sprint Star
Jesse
Cleveland Public Square
Owens
Gilroy Adopts Dog Bill of Rights in City Ordinance
Gilroy California officials enact a dog rights bill allowing trials by police judge Leon Thomas for nuisance accusations while keeping dogs from jury trials. If found guilty, a dog loses its license and must leave the city. Royal Commission plans data gathering in Rhodesia and Nyasaland this year.
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Gilroy
Cal
Leon Thomas
Linda Bailey Seeks Star Status After Centerville Wealth Shocker
Linda Bailey learns her late father was Centerville’s richest, but leaves with little. She heads to Hollywood pursued by Fred Lancaster who hoped to marry her. Robbed en route, she meets star Martin Carstairs who promises a screen test while she befriends Mae Baxter in Los Angeles. Linda grows up, faces Martin’s duplicity, and joins Mae in low paid work as they chase fame.
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Linda Bailey
Centerville
Hollywood
Fred Lancaster
Martin Carstairs
Los Angeles
Mae Baxter
Martin
Linda
Harry Gumbar
Judith Grange
Mae
Fred
Granada Arms
Helen Debler
Santa Anita
Mac Baxter
Seattle
Western Bankers Association
Bailey
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