Ethel Barrymore Returns to Broadway for One Night
Ethel Barrymore, aged seventy, visits New York for a brief Broadway appearance as Kate in The Twelve Pound Look at the Ziegfeld Theater for a charity benefit. She speaks of aging with grace, recalls early fame, and notes the enduring thrill of a live audience. Her plans for a full Broadway return remain undecided.
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New York
Ethel Barrymore
Broadway
Hollywood
Ritz-Carlton
Barrymore
Riyal
Winstow
Mr. Churchill
Stalin
Asmuel
John
Miss Barrymore
Kate
James JM. Barrie
Ziegfeld
American National Theatrer
Academy
Barris
Ima
Civil Service To Give Test To Fill School Position
The State Civil Service Commission announced an exam on March 22 to hire a lunch manager for Knickerbocker Junior High and Lansingburg High Schools. Applicants must reside in the Lansingburg School District and file by February 14.
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Civil Service
Iisk
Knickerbocker Junior High School
Lansingburg
State Civil Service Commission
New York State Department of Civil Service
Columbia Street
Albany
Lansingburg Board of Education
Knickerbocker Junior High
Delmar
Troy Area
Lansingbore
Hoo Jeick Falls
Hoosick Falls
Swiss tourism group tours United States for monthlong inspection
A Swiss executive delegation led by Paul H. Jaccard will tour the United States visiting resort areas in California Florida New Jersey North Carolina New England and Virginia. They will inspect hotels and tourist facilities in New York Chicago and Washington D C and meet with hotel keepers and tourist office officials. The group includes Swiss hotel association representatives and Biots from Basel Geneva Interlaken Lucerne Lausanne and Montreux. A separate report notes a Canary theft at a Circleville store where an unidentified woman snatched a live canary from Don Henkle and fled.
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New York
Switzerland
United States
Willisit
California
Florida
New Jersey
North Carolina
New England
Virginia
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Paul H. Jaccard
Swiss Association of Official Tourist Office
Solon Argues for Farmers in Wartime Prices Debate
Washington dispatch reports Rep. James J. Dolliver of Iowa pressing farmers’ case in Congress. He cites a hog farmer who sold 700 dollars’ worth of hogs at the start, then 424 dollars a year later as prices fail to rise with costs. Dolliver argues farmers face higher inputs while city prices and demand are controlled, warning urban buyers would face shortages without farmers.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Waldh
Iowa
James J. Dolliver
Fort Dodge
Farmer Power Shifts As Science Affects Rural Life
In a discussion outlined by Dolliver and others, the farmer laments reduced control over production and prices as mechanization and market forces reshape rural life. The piece contrasts past dominance of farmers with current reliance on external factors, noting urban dependence on farm output as well. A brief local blurb mentions a dog returning a missing wallet found by its owner.
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Inke Roms
Troy Post Office
Veterans
G.L Insurance
Thomas F. Hannigan
John J. Daley
the Children's Shop
Third Street
Herbert
Ie Rez
W P HerBert & Co
Fulton
Canary
Circleville
Q.ce
Don Henkle
Fame
Seus
Edmund W. Cowie
Optometrist
Congress St
Troy
Fifth Ave
Fifth Avs
Bedford
LT Help Relive
Eer
Solon
Jourte
Naw Mouse
Dolliver
Anny Beether
Othet Dodge
Wales
Photo Studio
Leslie
Blom
Flor
Mouton Lamb Cape
Mouton Lamb
Stillwater
CL — Mas Barron
Ha Peor
Freare
Laventery
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