Family tensions build as appeals loom in Sentry case
In June the Sentry family faces potential Governor approval for clemency as Dan plans to marry Barbara. Mrs. Sentry reveals past love, vows to pursue an appeal, and Barbara worries over her father's guilt while Phil grapples with shifting loyalties.
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Ake
Dan
Linde
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Linda
Ran
Falkran
Mrs. Sentry
Linds
Phi
Flood
Sentry
Mary
Paris
Nellie
Cleveland
W. E. Robinson
Moon Motions Proved by Modern Computing Theory
Six large automatic computing machines at Columbia University confirmed Prof. Ernest W. Brown and Prof. Wallace J. Eckert’s lunar theory. The system used punched cards and verified Newtonian gravity applied to the moon and Brown’s predictive tables used by navigators since 1923.
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Columbia University
Ernest W. Brown
Yale University
Brown
Yale
Wallace J. Ekert
Columbia
Eckert
Whales Named for Appearance in Classic Ocean Tales
The bottlenose and humpback whales gain names from their looks while the blue whale, the earths largest creature, bears the name from Scot naturalist Sibbald who first described it. The note links naming origins to historic discoveries in marine biology.
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Earth
Sibbald
Watch Suits Race Into Spring Fashion Era
Cherie Nicholas reports on a grand suit season with dramatic color, varied woolen fabrics, and meticulous styling. She highlights costume suits, reefer coats, and swagger swing back jackets, noting coordinated accessories and the impact of multicolored wools and plaids on outfits.
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Western Newspaper Union
Star Dust and King Tyrone in Radio Cutbacks
Hollywood figures face upheaval as Tyrone Power exits radio due to exhibitor protests over star heavy programs. Joan Blondell signs with Columbia for two films yearly, while Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs exits for a April reissue window after earning about eight million from a 1,700 production cost. Madeleine Carroll spurs fan illusions in New York.
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Tyrone Power
Darryl Zanuck
Twentieth Century-Fox
Zanuck
Tadic
Tyrone
Madeleine Carroll
New York
Europe
Hollywood
Gonert
Coat
Miss Carroll
Carroll
Cafe Society
Travel Coat Styles for the Season
A fashionable traveler favors heavy blue wool coats with large leather buttons and shoulder tucks forming pockets. Novelty stripe, checks, and diagonal wools are popular, with newer long coats snug at the waist creating soft fullness above and below.
Open Toes Juvenile Sandals For Spring Fashion
Mothers influence on daughters footwear shows in spring juvenile sandal trends with open toeless styles, open sides and slashed heels, patent leather emphasis, colored soles, and platform width. Hosiery trends include the new Stop and Go anklets with embroidered words.
Scotch Influences Shape and Colorin New Hats
New hats show Scottish influence in both form and hue as designers blend traditional silhouettes with plaids and muted tones. The collection emphasizes heritage motifs and craft, inviting wearers to echo Scottish style in modern headwear.
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Scotland
Golden Chains as Straps for Gown
Lelong's heavy silk crepe evening gown with bodice held by slender golden chains wraps around the waist. Noted wearers include Madame Cham pin in bright pink, Madame Jacques Fabry in bright blue, and Princess de Fau cigny-Lucinge in ultramarine. Coquille d'Or in dull silk crepe and silk lame halter bodice appeals to private clients with brown and gold, black and gold, and bordeaux and gold variants.
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Lelong
Madame Champin
Madame Jacques Fabry
Princess de Faucigny-Lucinge
Ultra-Marine
Coquille d'Or
Kay Kyser Rises Fast in Fame With New York Movie Deal
Radio performer Kay Kyser, once barely known a year ago, has quickly climbed the fame ladder. He recently signed to appear with his band in a New York movie, signaling his top-tier status in show business.
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Kay Kyser
New York
Paiges 100 Men and a Girl Previews New Program
Ray Paige planned a show titled 100 Men and a Girl featuring 100 men and Hildegarde as the leading female artist. The concept drew attention as executives weighed its future with Universal involved.
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Raymond Paige
Paige
Hildegarde
Universal
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