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Chicago Greek Daily -- January 01, 1932The Feast of St. Nicholas Ladies' Society
p. 1.- The Ladies of St. Nicholas parish are preparing for a sumptuous feast to be held in the hall of St. Nicholas church, Sunday, Jan. 3rd, in which, according to the Greek custom, the "Vasilopita" (Special New Year's Cake), will be cut.
The ladies of this organization, distinguished always for their kindness and politeness, will receive the guests after which there will be dancing and entertainment.
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p. 1.- The Ladies of St. Nicholas parish are preparing for a sumptuous feast to be held in the hall of St. Nicholas church, Sunday, Jan. 3rd, in which, according ...
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Chicago Jewish Chronicle -- January 01, 1932(No headline)
The needs of Chicago for the relief of the unemployed was estimated by Samuel A. Goldsmith, executive director of the Jewis Charities of Chicago, at $25,000,000 for the year of 1932, at a hearing before the La Follette Senate Sub-Committee on unemployment. Mr. Goldsmith estimated that 1/3 of the population of Illinois is out of work.
Mr. Goldsmith said that it was essential that federal unemployment relief be extended.
The needs of Chicago for the relief of the unemployed was estimated by Samuel A. Goldsmith, executive director of the Jewis Charities of Chicago, at $25,000,000 for the year of ...
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Jewish Forward -- January 01, 1932Famous Jewish Philanthropist Feels Somewhat Better
The condition of the famous Jewish philanthropist, Julius Rosenwald, improved somewhat yesterday afternoon. His five children were at his bedside at his home in Ravinia, where he has been confined for the past six months.
The doctors admitted that there is no hope for the famous philanthropist to survive, though they believe that he may last for some time. Mr. Rosenwald, who is 69 years old, was born in Springfield, Illinois, of Jewish parents immigrated from Germany.
Mr. Rosenwald began his career in the clothing business and now is the head of Sears, Roebuck and Company.
The condition of the famous Jewish philanthropist, Julius Rosenwald, improved somewhat yesterday afternoon. His five children were at his bedside at his home in Ravinia, where he has been confined ...
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Chicago Greek Daily -- January 01, 1932The Feast of the St. Helen Ladies' Society
The Feast of Vasilopita, (cutting of the New Year's cake), with dance by the ladies of the St. Helen parish, will be held, Sunday, Jan. 3, 7:30 P.M., in the hall of St. Constantine and St. Helen church.
Proceeds of this affair will go for the needs of the Korais school.
The Feast of Vasilopita, (cutting of the New Year's cake), with dance by the ladies of the St. Helen parish, will be held, Sunday, Jan. 3, 7:30 P.M., in the ...
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El Nacional -- January 02, 1932Return
The distinguished lady Mrs. Rosa Salazar de Enciso, wife of Mr. Blas Enciso, accompanied by her children, returned with their attendants from their vacation in Mexico.
She was welcomed home last Sunday by the many friends of the family here.
The distinguished lady Mrs. Rosa Salazar de Enciso, wife of Mr. Blas Enciso, accompanied by her children, returned with their attendants from their vacation in Mexico. She was welcomed home ...
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El Nacional -- January 02, 1932Trip
Last Monday, Mr. Ignacio M. Valle, outstanding merchant of the Mexican Colony, his wife and their attendants left for Mexico, where they will spend quite some time.
A group of their close friends went to the station to see them off.
Last Monday, Mr. Ignacio M. Valle, outstanding merchant of the Mexican Colony, his wife and their attendants left for Mexico, where they will spend quite some time. A group of ...
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El Nacional -- January 02, 1932New Directorate
On December 20th the Latino-Americano Cultural Club celebrated the election of its new governing board. The elected members, who took up the duties of their offices at the beginning of this month, are:
Mr. Francisco Zuniga, President; Mr. Higinio M. Moreno, Vice-President; Miss Maria Luisa Cariba, Secretary; Mrs. Lupe Plaza, Sub-Secretary and Mr. Santiage Zamora, Treasurer.
On December 20th the Latino-Americano Cultural Club celebrated the election of its new governing board. The elected members, who took up the duties of their offices at the beginning of ...
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El Nacional -- January 02, 1932The Silver Streaks Quintet
That the preponderant power of the Silver Streaks "five" is a menace to every team of its class is being proven by the successes of these young men who, by-the-way, are Mexicans. Concrete evidence of this was shown in the recent games with the powerful Marte and Southern Arrows teams, both of South Chicago.
In each of these contests the Silver Streaks triumphed with a score decidedly crushing.
During the night games of December 17th and 21st. they were victorious with a score of 20 to 17 and 27 to 8 respectively. In their last encounter with the Southern Arrows they piled up a score of 24 to 8, showing that this quintet of audacious players need a wider field of action with opponents of greater skill.
2All of this shows that the Silver Streaks is in evidence as one of the units of the Chicago Boys' Club which has taken a decided part in developing physical culture among its members, and whose accomplishment as authentically proven by its activities gives the Silver Streaks a worthy place of mention.
The quintet of the mentioned team is composed of the following personnel: Teddy Mendoza, rg; Rodolfo Salmeron, If; Amador Manjarrez, rf; Ramon Mendoza, c; and Juan Garcia lg.
The substitutes comprise Luis Gonzales, Carlos Garcia, Santos Garcia and Antonio Servin.
That the preponderant power of the Silver Streaks "five" is a menace to every team of its class is being proven by the successes of these young men who, by-the-way, ...
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El Nacional -- January 02, 1932Sport Movement
In connection with our plans to form a base-ball team for the 1932 season, which will be entered in the semi-professional league, we have the pleasure to announce that Mr. Henry Rosas will cooperate with us. He will take active part in the formation of the team. And, for the sport of it, he has voluntarily offered his services as coach. Mr. Rosas is well trained in all phases of the sport, and for several years managed the Mexican team with much success.
All who are interested may report to him in order to sign up for the team. Happy New Year.
In connection with our plans to form a base-ball team for the 1932 season, which will be entered in the semi-professional league, we have the pleasure to announce that Mr. ...
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Rassviet (The Dawn) -- January 02, 1932Baliev's Chauve-Souris (The Bat)
On January 3, 1932, Baliev's Revue, "The Bat," will be presented at the Selwyn Theatre.
When "The Bat" was shown for the first time in Europe and America, it was highly acclaimed by theatrical, musical and art circles.
The modern staging of this revue imppressed upon one the richness of the scenery, the splendid acting, and the performance of various musical numbers, so that it was hardly possible to concentrate one's attention on some particular feature of the program.
The whole presentation was inspiring and breath-taking: the aesthetic pleasure one derives from "The Bat" is such, that one wishes, it may never end. When the curtain dropped after the last number, the audience was reluctant to leave the theatre.
2Nikita Baliev, the director of the company, and its distinguished "master of ceremonies,"had aroused the admiration of the audience by his witty humoristic remarks in connection with the world's current, national and political events.
We hope that the present star performances of Baliev's "Bat" will be another triumph of vocal and dramatic art, especially of Russian art.
S. Lensky
On January 3, 1932, Baliev's Revue, "The Bat," will be presented at the Selwyn Theatre. When "The Bat" was shown for the first time in Europe and America, it was ...
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