Violinist Al Kaye Marries Secretary Then Returns to Stage
Hollywood witnesses Al Kaye a violnist wed Helen Coborn a law office secretary after a club performance. He left the stage to marry then returned to pick up his violin and continue the set.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1936
Page
10
Hollywood witnesses Al Kaye a violnist wed Helen Coborn a law office secretary after a club performance. He left the stage to marry then returned to pick up his violin and continue the set.
C D Conway of Clarksville Arkansas coins cafeeria garden term with a gut feeling goulash garden better fits the concept. The method mixes several garden seed varieties and broadcasts them, eliminating cultivation as plants grow dense enough to harvest by random picking for soups.
A tied election in Wisconsin Rapids led to three recounts and two coin tosses to decide the progressive party nomination for county treasurer. A. P. Bean prevailed after the second coin toss following a recount that left Ben Hanneman with a one vote margin in the first recount.
John L. Spivak presents Europe through a reporter’s lens in Europe Under Terror. He highlights the voices of voiceless millions on peace and war democracy and daily bread as he travels across Europe. The book, praised for its blunt view of Communism and Fascism, may be borrowed at Handley Library.
The home demonstration agent outlines the weekly program for September 28 to October 3 with 4-H meetings field work and office duties. Key events include a Tuesday conference with state home specialist Miss Ruth Jamison from Blacksburg Virginia and a Stonewall Demonstration group meeting at Mrs E H Woore in Clearbrook with canning contests.
Cincinnati archbishop John M. McNicholas condemned Father Charles Coughlin's assertion that President Roosevelt is anti God and his call for bullets to force a one party rule. He warned against revolutionary rhetoric and said the moral duty is to reject such statements.
Dr. Francis E Townsend said WENR cancelled four talks after editors ordered removal of political content including references to the President. WENR vice president Niles Trammell denied the charge, stating a policy against soliciting funds except in emergencies and that Townsend refused to remove such content. Townsend blamed Democratic headquarters for the opposition. Farley dismissed Townsend statement as ridiculous, saying the party had not tried to bar anyone from air time.
A 32 page booklet outlines parliamentary law for clubs and groups from schools to churches. It explains how to organize elections and reorganizations and provides a model constitution and by laws. Obtainable from the Washington Information Bureau by sending ten cents with this coupon.
Japanese naval authorities withdrew most marines from the Chinese section of Shanghai and sharply reduced patrols in the city. Tension eased after shootings of three Japanese marines, though authorities did not claim reduced danger to Japanese lives. Police in the international settlement returned to duty as patrols remained in the Japanese area.
Valley Service Company of Winchester Virginia is appointed agent for the sale of Du Pont Zerone Anti Rust Anti Freeze. Title to all stock remains with E I du Pont de Nemours & Company in Wilmington Delaware. Signed E I du Pont de Nemours & Company. (9-21-121)
Harry H. Woodring was named temporary Secretary of War following the death of George H. Dern. A former Kansas governor, Woodring has led the War Department since Dern’s death last month. The appointment is temporary with a cabinet vacancy to be filled within thirty days.
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