New York Day by Day reflections on food and street life
In New York a shift to black letter bulletins on white boards changes daytime reading habits for crowds as Times readers scan for notes on food culture. Selmer Fouer and Lucius Boom are noted figures, while stories of cooks and waitresses reveal tensions in hospitality. A horn incident near Broadway sparks police action and public order concerns. Bombay marks its first day under prohibition with a holiday.
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Stern
Ife
Joe Isels
Lucius Boom
Oscar of
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Paula LeCle
Poland
Latvia
Romania
England
Warsaw
Muss Lesler
Ethiopia
Permit Issued For New Dwelling At 235 Cornell Ave
Building Inspector Hart Dickason reported a permit for a dwelling at 235 Cornell avenue for Herbert A Carlson is to be issued today. The house falls in the $4000 class and will be built by Albert Schaefer.
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Cornell Avenue
Herbert A Carlson
Hart Dickason
Albert Schaefer
Motorcycles Hit German Production Milestone
About 205000 motorcycles were manufactured in Germany in the past year, reflecting a strong domestic industry. The figure suggests steady demand and robust output across major German brands and suppliers.
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Germany
Leaders Reported In Agreement On Neutrality Changes
Washington talks among administration and isolationist Senate leaders centered on modifying shipping restrictions in Roosevelt's neutrality plan. A source said an amendment by the isolationist bloc would let American ships carry goods to ports deemed safe from air risk, enabling trade with Australia and distant British dominions. Definitions of non-dangerous areas would come via statute naming ports or countries or establishing non-combative zones.
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British Dominions
Bipartisan conferences press shipping question in Senate
Legislative wrangling over the arms embargo and shipping policy continues as leaders warn of long debate and a tight vote. Senate Majorities seek quick action while many senators expect delays to month end. Philippines taxes raise prices amid government efforts to curb inflation.
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Alben W Barkley
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