Washington Merry-Go-Round notes new Anglo links with cat stunt
The Washington Merry-Go-Round shows the new Irish ambassador Lord Lothian posing with a black cat after presenting credentials to Roosevelt, signaling a shift toward a more pro British tone. The piece links press relations and diplomacy, plus a sidebar on Franco cotton shipments and early war warnings.
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Siynald Lindsay
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Panish Cotton
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Madrid
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Germany
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Hitler
Italy
Taly
Congress
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Berlin
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White House summer blooms and lawn care tips
White House grounds display pe tunias crepe myrtle and hydrangeas as summer blooms. Gardener Reeves advises loosening soil with humus and manure, soaking the lawn, and mowing high with grass left to dry leftovers. six grass types found in a White House patch reflect a century and a half of garden history.
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Reeves
Cremation in Britain Seen Expanding Fast
Lord Horder the King's physician told the Cremation Society in Southsea that one crematorium per year would save burial space equivalent to a football ground now consumed by cemeteries. He predicted Britain would have at least 250 crematoria in 25 years.
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Southsea
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Oberlin School of Commerce Opens with New Management
The Oberlin School of Commerce opens this week with 150 students. New officers assume duties after the death of long-time president J. T. Henderson. J. H. Kutscher is president, E. E. Etoll treasurer and R. R. Barr secretary. Faculty shifts include D. B. Noble joining as instructor. Students come from Elyria, Lorain, and many surrounding towns.
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Penfield Bride Weds William Tissot in Cleveland
Marriage announcement notes Mrs. Tella Starr Clemmons becoming Mrs. Tissot on Wednesday August 3 in Cleveland. Mrs. Tissot previously lived in Penfield and Wellington. Mr. Tissot formerly worked as a druggist in Wellington.
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