Atlantic Pact ponders unity as aspirin fade fades
Ex effect wartime veteran Oscar Purkey writes from a streetcorner to praise the Atlantic pact while humorously noting fewer aspirin. He likens the plan to Alcoholics An omnibus, questions its seriousness, yet says it improves morale. He spars with concerns on UN roles, rival police powers, and possible friction. Other bits report fashion in trains, a horse bet, and Alaska proposing taxes on unmarried women.
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Oscar Purkey
National Arts Awards Seek Screen and Radio Scripts
Judges including Anatole Litvak and Rouben Mamoulian will pick top motion picture synopses and radio scripts for a National Fine Arts Award with $100,000 in prizes plus $70,000 in fellowships. Entries go to 715 Fifth Ave New York City. notes mention Litvak Wallis Fontaine Raft and other industry figures with recent works and casting details.
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AL Wallis
Anatole Litvak
Rouben Mamoulian
National Fine Arts
Norman Corwin
Arch Oboler
Erik Barnouw
Fifth Ave
New York City
Wallis
Joan Fontaine
Italy
Paramount
Pat Knight
Columbia
Joan Crawford
Curious Lovers and a Locked Office Mystery
Arthur Jordan and Clem Tate discuss Elsie Lyons's curiosity while plotting to lock the private office. Tate keeps the corridor key and they enter the private room to wait, hoping to catch Elsie spying. After a half hour Tate rises as Jordan remains seated, ending the scene with suspense.
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Inphey
Arthur Jordan
Clem Tate
Elsie
Elsie Lyons
Bluebeard
Mademoiselle Bluebeard
O.K
Miss Lyons
Jordan
Bluebeard's Bet and a locked door scene
In a tense office sequence Clem enters, seeking a key to a locked private door while Miss Lyons explains a lost key. Jordan and Bluebeard relate as tensions ease and Elsie is noted as genuine. A lighthearted exchange follows about air and conversation after silence.
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Ente
Crossword Clue Answers From Historical Lexicon
A compact set of cryptic style clues with numbered entries including Not living 5 Drench 10 Bower 12 Missile weapon and related terms. The list features definitions for terms such as merchant guild hist, foreign particle in the blood, and a cowled figure, among others.
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India
Versatile yoked dress pattern with patch pockets
The Spring and Summer FASHION guide offers a flattering yoked shirtwaist dress with optional patch pockets and a front belt. Includes a sunsuit and matching panties pattern, sizes 2 through 10 years, with yardage details for dress, overalls, and panties. Free pattern printed inside. price 25 cents.
Livestock to Solve Three Problems Boosts Agriculture
H. E. Babcock, a leading American agricultural figure, argues that increasing livestock production will reduce grain surpluses, aid soil conservation, and raise meat and dairy profitability. He cites grass crops building soil and manure enriching humus as essential, noting Iowa’s dark soil stems from centuries of grass and grazing buffalo.
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H. E. Babcock
America
Iowa
Tiny Planets Planetoids Orbit Between Giants
Tiny Planets Planetoids or asteroids are small planets that revolve around the sun. They mainly travel in orbits between Jupiter and Mars, forming a belt of rocky bodies in our solar system.
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Jupiter
Mars
The Diamond Pin That Changed a Life
A wealthy man recalls his start in business after picking up a pin in the street. The pin led to a mercant merchant's recognition and a rise to head of the firm. A younger man notes a similar tale but the speaker reveals he simply saw the pin, picked it up, and sold it as a diamond.
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First Avenue
New York
Fife
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