Henry C Olmsted Rise From Speed Hobby to Broadway Power
Henry C Olmsted once known as Speed Olmsted rose from Harvard student and speed enthusiast to Broadway producer with two major attractions and three more plays in rehearsal. He co produced Mulatto and led New Faces while also owning planes and piloting and serving as vice president of a wire and cable firm. His mobility spans Spokane Hollywood and Kansas City as he builds a theater empire.
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Henry C Olmated
Pennsylvania
Speed
Broadway
Jspeec
Bobby Henry Gimsted
Wire and Cable
Spokane
Hollywood
Kansas City
Olmsted
Pete
Shere Eo
New York World's Fair Prepares Major Construction
The New York World's Fair at Flushing Meadow plans a rapid buildout with 300 structures and the Theme building expected to cost about 1.2 million. Grover Whalen says design of major buildings will proceed every ten days from April 1, 1938, and include exhibits from nations worldwide.
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York
Flushing Meadow
New York City
Falr Corporation
Empire State Building
Flushing River Basin
Board of
Grover Whalen
The
Fair Corporation
CIA
Manhattan
New one reel film explains unemployment benefits to theatres
A ten minute trailer titled Today's Frontiers explaining unemployment compensation features of the Social Security Act is offered to 2000 theatres in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin this week. Produced by the Visual Education Division it is the fourth in a series and aims to show how benefits sustain purchasing power for workers facing temporary unemployment with animated graphs and maps.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Visual Education Division
Social Security Board
People
Social Security
United States
Public Auction for Estate Goods at Isaac Wolfe Farm
Death of Mrs Tanac Wolfe prompts sale at the Isaac Wolfe farm 12 miles northwest of Camden on Saturday February 27 1937 starting at noon. Household furniture includes leather couch dining tables chairs wardrobes beds sewing machine rugs and many kitchen items plus an incubator hog houses buggy hay and grain. Cash terms no property to be removed until settlement with the clerk.
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Tanac Wolfe
Isaac Wolfe
Camden
Lleather
Alem Sug
Safety laws progress in Maryland General Assembly
The House moved a safety reform package toward final passage in Annapolis. Provisions include driver examinations for new and commercial licenses starting 1938, annual renewals for 1937 licensees, mandatory accident reporting to the state public safety department, possible license revocation for nonreporting, and an expansion of state police strength limited to 100 officers over two years.
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General Assembly
House
Senate
M. Clifford Townsend
State Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Governor’s Committee On Public Safety
Salmon 4 la King With English Muffins In Lenten Menu
Recipe notes detail Salmon a la King served on English muffins as a Lenten luncheon item. It lists canned salmon, mushrooms, eggs, butter, and sauce components, with steps to flake fish, mix with yolks, assemble on toasted muffins, and garnish. Also mentions a March week salute to Lenten menus and a range of side dishes and desserts.
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Carolyn Evans
I.ocs
Kitchen Aids By Jones Houster OOD Grinders
A fragment describes a stainless metal gadget that grates shreds or slices vegetables and nuts by pressing to extract juices, noting it adds little to national health. The text is fragmented and lacks full details on maker or model.
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Alka-Seltzer
Eo Long
New York Fair
Luther ‘McCain & Son
Delphi
Lerten
Bob Dunn
Jones Houster
UNIC
Mie
Sabes
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