Home Town Boy Jumbo Marino Goes Pro
Jumbo Marino, Sing Sing alum, skipped a college game to help his alma mater. later signed with a Paterson New Jersey Night Hawks in the Eastern League, making his professional football debut without guards watching.
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Editors Report Mixed U.S. Business Outlook Across Sectors
A survey of 115 newspapers finds no broad surge in business yet notes gains in building, department store sales, advertising, freight loadings and power consumption. Editors emphasize cautious optimism and view the findings as practical, not prophetic, indicators of the economy.
The Danger Season on Autumn Roads
An old column warns of reduced visibility at dusk in fall and rainy leaves creating slick surfaces. It urges drivers to slow down and pedestrians to stay cautious, stressing shared road responsibility. The piece closes with a political aside about discontent and luxury versus necessity.
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The Silent Observer and Other Verse Cartoons
A column titled The Silent Observer presents short verse and humor segments. It includes poems on heart and soul, a comic strip line about tricky finances, and quips such as SAYS GLOOVY GUS and miscellany about customs and grand jury timing.
Anniversary and history notes span notable figures
Today's anniversaries list Desiderius Erasmus Levi Coffin Girgor T Bedell Henry Inman Simon Wolf Yoses Ezekiel Franz Arens Joseph W Folk with births and deaths noted. The Today in History section marks events such as the Statue of Liberty unveiling and Carter Harrison assassination.
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Guards Tighten as Hunger March Riots Spark London Alerts
London officials raised guard levels at the House of Commons and Buckingham Palace after hunger marchers rioted in Hyde Park. Police reported 19 officers injured and 5 demonstrators hurt as clashes spread to Marylebone court. 12 arrests were made and a truce loaded with ash sticks was found.
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Riots In Slyde Park After Turbulent Afternoon
Crowds estimated near 100 000 clash with police at the marble arch entrance of Slyde Park. Mounted and foot police use truncheons as demonstrators resist, dispersing after rain and chilly weather. Government to introduce a bill in Parliament on Nov removing some rigidity of the Means test for relief.
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Notable Geographical Society Figures and Histories
A fragmented obituary style item notes several figures connected to the National Geographic Society and other institutions. It lists Dr B Rosalie S Worton of Winter Park Florida, a famous surgeon born in Lanchburg Virginia, aged 57, Dr Daniel Folkmar born Roxbury Wisconsin, Washington DC resident, and Dr John Wo Glenn former director of the Russell Sage Foundation born Baltimore, plus Dr Frederick W Hodge director of the Southwest Museum born in England aged 68, and Howard Hanson from Rochester New York born in Wahoo Nebraska aged 36. The text also offers a dated reflective moral about impulses and reforms warning against destabilizing changes.
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Foreign Legion Deserter Studying Law in New Orleans
Benet Doty a former Foreign Legion deserter from 1925 to 1926 is now a Tulane University law student and fiction writer using the pen name Gilbert Clare He was sentenced to be shot after attempting to flee toward the Palestine border but international protest saved him The Elbe River channels in Germany are slated for improvement.
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Industrial accidents cost Ohio billions in wages and losses
The author argues that industrial accidents cost Ohio workers at least 18 million in wages and that 90 million would hardly cover the economic losses for employers. The piece frames safety as economically essential, noting the burden on state finances and the high tax discussion.
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Modern travelers want action stories in travel reading
Detroit shopper Martin Bahr, owner of a station book shop, says travelers prefer murder and mystery tales to love stories to fill time while commuting. He notes a growing demand for suspenseful fiction among passengers.
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Demand for Murders in Modern Western Stories Grows
A writer notes a shift from romance and flirtations to crime in books, with readers now seeking two or three murder plots or western tales, reflecting changing tastes over the past few years.
Astrology books and souvenirs see little demand
The records show books on astrology and souvenirs bought years ago are seldom asked for, according to Bahr. The note indicates minimal current demand for these items and reflects fading interest in older stock.
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