Dawes Bucks On His Girders For The Scrap
Vice President Charles G. Dawes pushes reform of Senate rules as congress nears assembling. He seeks to curb one man filibusters and has faced mixed support with many senators opposing changes though some leaders favor limits on protracted debates.
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London Designed Head-dreases With Feathery Plumes
A Parisian style note describes head-dreases newly designed in London for evening wear. The fashion item features sprawling plumes and feathers that spread out to a yard in width, creating a dramatic silhouette for formal occasions.
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Christmas caroling to be organized in 2000 cities
The revival of old world Christmas eve caroling expands to over 2,600 towns and cities in the United States this year. Chicago leads with Mayor Dever honorary chair, joined by University of Chicago leaders and Chicago Symphony staff.
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Chicago
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Harry Pratt Johnson
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Detroit
B. Chamberlain
Detroit Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Girl Scouts
St. Louis
Atlanta
Music League of Philadelphia
Robert Lawrence
Washington, D. C
North Dakota
State University At
Grand Forks
West 45Th Street
New York
Oil Found in Drainage Ditch Near Rickreal
Men cleaning a drainage ditch on the George Wait farm near Rickreal Oregon found oil. A match ignited the oil and it burned for hours. Investigators traced the source to a location away from the highway and right of way.
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Moral victory for Mitchell and Morrow report
Col. Mitchell gains a moral win as the Morrow board report shapes aviation policy under Coolidge. The panel avoids a single department but creates three aviation assistant secretaries, signaling broader executive role while tempering air service tensions. Congress likely to build on its framework. The article notes a royal marriage: Princess Mafalda of Italy and Prince Philip of Hesse.
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Radio Programs Mark KFAB Birthday Night Across Stations
Listed Friday December 4 schedules show KFAB Lincoln celebrating its first anniversary with a multi hour program featuring vocalists banjo boys band and blues singer among others. Numerous stations across Denver Ogden Portland Hollywood Seattle and Chicago air music programs church choirs frolics and orchestras into the early morning.
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N. M
Presbyterian Choir
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EGW
Portland
Hoot Owls
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Los Angeles
Danece
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KMTR
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Mooseheart
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WQJ
Had Bad Luck as a Magician
Six year old Sammy Cohen in Los Angeles barely survived when a gear wheel from an alarm clock lodged in his throat during a trick. Doctors used a 260000 volt x ray machine to remove the wheel and he is expected to recover. The incident ends his run as the neighborhood magician.
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