Susan Carey in a Tangled Chicago Romance
Susan Carey, 19, secretaries for Mr. Heath in Chicago, navigates love triangles with Bob Dunbar, Ben Man, and Ernest Heath. After a near confession and a tense dinner, she endures a fateful confrontation and awaits a chance to talk as relationships unravel amid jealousy and social pressures.
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Susan Carfy
Ernest Reath
Chicago
Jessie
West Side
Ben Man
Jack Waring
Ray Flannery
Susan
Bob Dunbar
Denise Ackroyd
A .Debu- Sree
Denise
Ben
Anthors
Dunbar
Ernest Beate
Slong
Ackroyds
Heath
Waring
Bob
The
Blackstone
Mr. Heath
Miss Carey
Pierson
Wanch
White House Conference on Child Health Report
A special report on handicap and gifted children from the White House Conference on Child Health. It notes 43 million children, 3.8 million handicapped requiring education, and calls for public funding for care and treatment. It cites counts for deaf, speech defect, heart issues, mental retardation, and mobility impairments, plus examples of local efforts and need for broader access to services.
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White House
Carly
Dark loves and tangled schemes in a family tale
In a tense salon scene Marion and Ronald face a fractured romance. Lillian defends Marion while doubting Ronald, Mary, and Avis schemes surface. The group muses on love, deception, and who will bear the fallout as the Summer complicates loyalties. A knock at the door cuts the chatter, shifting the focus to an unexpected visitor.
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Illian
Ronald
Marion
Fienald
Owen
Mary
Avis
Lillian
Noel
Noe
Phil
Eynic
Katie
Chop Chop
Lee Chow
Secret letter from Major Grantland found during espionage plot
Adele Garrison portrays a tense scene where Lee Chow delivers a guarded envelope to the narrator, with orders to keep it secret. The narrator fears discovery as Dicky arrives in a teasing mood, suggesting Lee Chow may have seen the delivery and hinting at deeper intrigue surrounding Charles Owen and Samuel Prixton.
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Katie
Lillian
Jim
Lee Chow
Hugh
Cspionage
Charles Owen
Samuel Prixton
Grantland
Dicky
Lee
Music Students To Give Concert Friday
The Plains High School Music Department directed by Miss Mary Blayney with Ohio University student teachers will present a free concert on May 6 at 5 o clock in Grade School Auditorium. The program includes mixed and girls glee clubs, senior high boys and junior high chorus numbers, violin, piano, brass demonstrations, orchestra selections, and a piano duet by Miss Kimerline and Miss Sells.
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the Plains
The
Plains High School
Mary Blayney
Ohio University
Bega Chorus
Kimerline
Mies Sells
Astrological Guidance For Today And The Year Ahead
The text advises caution in meetings with strangers and avoidance of strife. It notes potential adventures and major changes influenced by planetary positions, suggesting a very important year for those celebrating birthdays and a likely adventurous, possibly militant, disposition for a child born today if not disciplined.
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S.ee
American cooking praised in letters and opinion
A reader voice extols wholesome American cuisine praising diverse national traditions yet valuing a sturdy home kitchen. The letter cites beans, pies, fritters, jelly and hearty meals, mentions boarders and admiration for Miss Black's American cooking column.
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New York City
N. J
Miss Black
Boston
Misa Black
Birthdays Celebrate Young Gentlemen and Young Ladies
A birthday party features four children three girls and one boy. Margar et Pratt from West Side School fourth grade, Annabelle White in Rufus Putnam Training School five year kindergarten, Anna Mae Mitchell also at Rufus Putnam, and Frederick Rosser in Putnam third grade. The boy, a perfect gentleman, says ladies first.
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Rufua Putnam Training School
Margaret Pratt
West Side School
Annabelle White
Rufus Putnam Training School
Anna Mae Mitchell
Rufus Putnam
Frederick Rosser
Putnam
The Miracle Man at Majestic and Carnival Boat at Columbia
Chester Morris stars in the talkie remake of The Miracle Man at the Majestic with Sylvia Sidney, John Wray and Hobart Bosworth. Columbia presents Carnival Boat with Bill Boyd and Ginger Rogers, featuring action on a logging camp and a runaway train sequence.
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Majestic
Sylvia Sidney
Columbia
Bill Boyd
Ohio
Kay Francis
Chester Morris
Talkies
Thomses Meighen
Majestic Theate
Morris
Sylvia Bidney
John Wray
Robert Coogan
Hobart Bosworth
Pare Lorente
Lorentz
Columbia Theater
Ginger Rogers
Fred Kohler
Boyd
Ginger
Marie Prevost
Babe
RKO Pathe
Marlon, Jackson
Don Ryan
Wes
James Seymour
Irving Pichel
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Noth
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Illinois
Andy Devine
Notre Dame
William Dieterie
Francis
Ite
Miss Francia
Una Merkel
Claire Ded
Charlotte Merriam
Howard van Siean
Elizabeth Patterson
Robert Greig
Betty Farrington
Heart of
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Madge
Hugh Grantland
Adele Garrison
Genevieve Kemble
Winifred Black
Mrs. C. H. P
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Edenerre Foultine
Rinso
Suanyeads
Ian
Woodrow
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May
Talking Pictures
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Hollywood
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Ohio Theater
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