Word: michaels
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...person whose face or hands they cannot see, the parts of the Jewish ritual in which the rabbi's back is turned on the congregation have been eliminated. Catholic deaf-mutes in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore are in charge of a kindly, white-haired Jesuit named Rev. Michael A. Purtell. Father Purtell holds weekly services in the three cities, runs a newspaper called The Catholic Deaf-Mute, confesses, marries, baptizes, buries and supervises the social activities of a flock...
...Michael Bohnen, famous baritone of the Metropolitan Opera Company, portrays the role of the great composer. He is supported by Gretl Theimer, who first captured the hearts of American audiences as the heroine of "Zwei Herzen in 3-4 Takt," Lee Parry, Paul Hoerbringer and others. The melodic Strauss music, fine settings and striking photography, make "Wiener Blut" one of the conspicuously good German films...
Warsaw ordered Michael Moscicki, its minister to Japan, to explore trade possibilities and make a special report on the subject of Polish recognition of Manchukuo...
...There will probably be a war between Japan and Russia this spring," said Michael Karpovich, assistant professor of History, in an interview with the CRIMSON. "If there is a war, Japan, and not Russia, will start it, because the Russians realize that it would play havoc with their economic plans to get embroiled in a war. Russia can't afford to fight but Japan will force her to do so because she wants to safeguard her position in Manchuria. It is hard to tell what the objectives of such a struggle would be. Japan may be trying...
...Last week a Chicago Tribune newshawk called up one of the six Michael J. O'Briens listed in Chicago telephone directories. What did Mr. O'Brien think of the Exchange Bill? 'I'm heartily in favor of it," rumbled Mr. O'Brien. "I do not view the margin requirements as excessive. . . . I believe the stock business is in need of much reform. . . . I wish to see wild speculation barred forever." The Tribune duly recorded these views along with objections by other Chicagoans. The Chicago Evening American headlined: HEAD OF STOCK EXCHANGE FOR FEDERAL CURB...