New York Day By Day By D C McIntyre
New York Day By Day profiles Jim Johnston once of Madison Square Garden a brash bantam boxing figure now ousted plus Bob Pastor as a standout in recent title bouts. The column notes Dwight Fiske sings for haute society and describes dog shop ethics and a Boston terrier on trial. It closes with a church program echoing a Christ like mindset.
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New York
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
Ireland
Garden Management
Boxing Commission
Johnston
the Garden
Boaming
Bob Pastor
Boston
Dancing at Savoy and notable New York social scene
The narrative recalls late night visits to Harlem's Savoy ballroom with Henry Sell to watch Lindy Hop and other dances. It praises Col. Joseph Hartfield a prominent attorney, philanthropist, and social figure, and notes Ewing Galloway, Henderson, Kentucky photographer, among New York elites. It ends with vivid memories of a snowy scene and Major Scarberry.
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Harlem
Savoy Ballroom
Henry Sell
Savoy
Manhattan
Col
Joseph Hartfield
Henderson
Audubon
Col. Hartfield
University of Virginia
New York
Ewing Galloway
Overcoat Shows Thrilling Bullet Hole Moment
A fragment from 1937 McNaught Syndicate copy describes an overcoat bearing a dramatic bullet hole in the shoulder, suggesting a moment of danger or confrontation captured in newsprint.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Diplomats Tangle Over Duke of Windsor US Visit
The Duke of Windsor and his American bride face delicate etiquette as sources debate an official invitation. Britain offers cautious signals while Madame Secretary Perkins suggests Labor Department help, prompting a correction. The plan now centers on sponsorship by the International Chamber of Commerce or its president Thomas J. Watson to arrange a tour independent of diplomats.
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Duke of Windsor
United States
State Department
Great Britain
Washington
Secretary Perkins
Foreign Office
Miss Perkins
Britain
Labor Department
International Chamber of Commerce
Thomas J. Watson
America
Migratory Americans threaten small town life in Emporia Kansas
The piece laments a migratory population draining towns from Emporia to larger cities. It argues young people leave to chase quick cash and status, neglect local investment, and sour the future of community life. It warns that towns fade as residents chase Topeka Wichita or Kansas City.
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Emporia
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
Kansas
Gazette
Maude Adams to Speak at Stephens College on Nov 11
Maude Adams Kiskadden will appear in a public event at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri on November 11 to share theatre lectures with students. The renowned actress, now 65, retired since 1918 aside from brief Broadway appearances in 1931 32. She travels to inspire college girls with her artistic career and views on integrating culture with profession.
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Maude Adams
Otis Skinner
Harvard
Columbia
Missouri
Stephens College
Maude Adams Kiskadden
Charles Frohman
James M. Barrie
Anniversaries and history entries highlighted today
A list recalls birthdays of notable figures such as Adelaide Phillips Thomas Bowen Edward Harrigan Charles W Post Sydney Rosenfeld Hyman Enelow and Henry Warner Jackie Coogan and Doris Stevens. Also noted are historic milestones including the First Continental Congress Erie Canal opening and the League of Nations refugee appointment.
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Adelaide Phillips
England
Thomas M. Bowen
Kansas
Arkansas
Colorado
Burlington
Edward Harrigan
New York City
Charles W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
New York
Erie Canal
America
Amana
Iowa
Henry B. Warner
Jackie Coogan
Los Angeles
Edward A. O'Neal, III
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Florence
Ala
Wallace B. Denham
Harvard
Business School
Rockland
Mass
John T. Madden
N. Y. University School of Commerce
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Worcester
Frederick J. Taussig
St. Louis
Doris Stevens
Omaha
Nebr
Bible Readings And Meditations on October 26
A reader note cites Philippians 2 1 16 urging Christians to cultivate the mind of Christ amid a crooked world. It warns against propaganda and the danger of misinformation, urging believers to think clearly and stay morally informed to discern truth and injustice.
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Christ Jesus
Christ
Junior Church Party At Eaton On Friday
Eaton Junior Church members plan a party at the parsonage Friday evening October 29 from 7 39 to 9 30. Past attendees are invited and others may join for games and entertainment. Part of the evening will be spent in constructive handwork. Mrs C E Nehers Junior Superintendent
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Eaton Junior Church
C. E. Nehers
Spanking Sparks Divorce Decree in San Jose Case
In San Jose California Mrs Flower Sargent won a divorce on grounds her husband Bayou? punished her with a spanking. The ruling notes traditional discipline methods faced modern legal scrutiny and contributed to the breakup of the marriage.
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San Jose
Cal
Flower Sargent
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Dwight Fiske
Cholly Kuinkerbuecker
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Japan
Manhattan Island
Unitest
Synfkair
Northwest Passage
Robert J. McClure
League of Nations
James G. McDonald
Germany
The
Lorain County Savings @ Trust Co
Elyria
Ohio
Federal Deposit Isrerance Corporation
Amherst
Lorain County
Eaton
the Brown Co. Printers
Lodi St
Cyril
Democratic
W. H. Vanoster
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